1 “"5
.ssd a men with
a. timed all the
all: Alaska.
{1’3
from New York to Memphis
plus to Jackson. Miss.
if as a safe robber
‘1'“ on Superintendent o. W.
them Entrees C mpauy
he walked into Mr.
1:11.111.
1 use in pursuing him.
him baick' to ddifornln. which
promptly upon reaching Jack-
!” Summers was a detective.
ill that,eapaoity he was employed
Southern Express Company to
sue Bunch. who had ro -
Southern Express train car at
1 1M be}. in the spring of ill... "
was killed and his companions
Oh robbery were captured
While in pursuit of the train robber:
was in and about Meridian.
‘. i great deal and familiarizcd
f with the details of the office of
., '1 an after he returnnl to (‘hi-
W In divulged to "Tom Murphy,
' her detective. a plan he had con-
. to rob the safe of the express
.. Vp‘uny'at Meridian. Both Summers
Hurray resigned their positions
‘ViVeft Chicago for Meridian. They
. ’ “p.000 but were apprehended
V sentenced to five years each
' Vy all the money was re1 overcd.
mars had not been in prison ov-
2%liincty days when be effected his os-
amsted in Ben rranc face, but os-
again. His second escape was
in August.1894 Afte'r travel-
'3‘ around to different places he final-
went back to the Klondike. but lear-
that detectives were 1111 his truck
. .' of ianter ts in Da'wson
1 . - . plied States.
from ackson says then-
. a stronl 111111 growing senti-
IN TRAIL SURVIVORS.
*Aillkzdfie ptembcr 10,\'i.1
ptember iii-Tho
titer steamer Strathcona has
Von survivors of
The majority of
é?glul They will
. 1 1on1. at the ex-
‘ 1 V 1a the United Statesgovernmcnt.
'VV fifty of them will go to Seattle
' . w on the steamer Alki. Many
,i' lering fro the effects of
Their star all of hardship and
g endured in their eighteen
on the troll are in simihr
’ lb to those which have preceded
" No new fatalities are reported.
thought that at least scv-cnty Il-vc.
VV ore are still on the trail.
if have to come down to Stick—
small boats, as the low stage of
:will present the Struth1 ona from
its snothlir trip this year.
V‘ Francisco, Septembcr Iii—11's.
rts. the Mgiau King. with
“and the hospital ihip ltoiicf,
i‘gt'olla. members of the h 1111:-
' . nurses and medical supplics,
fl today. The troops which will
' all?!“ on the Belgian King arc sev-
“Milieu of the Twenty- fourth
Wtry and a few 1"'.e11uiis I11 add-l
tion to her regular staff thc Rciicf
11111 carry 20 women nurses and 100
mothers. of hospitals 1orps, notwith-
_ m that the ,local inspectors of
' ipI have condemned the vessel
solar as carrying passengers across
Plciilc In concerned. The Relief
all] all at Honolulu and again at
’ insane 1111s: morn“.
Tenn" September ll?—
. at the Duel: Town (Topper
‘ m rioting. They have been on
‘ for several 'weeks and have
turbulent. The sheriff and 3.1
‘ deputies have left. Bolton.
for the mines, which are far
M from the railroad.
horse wrru cannons .112111.
.:. Nels. September Iii—As a re-
of domestic diniruity Mrs. Ernest
forced her two rhil1lcn.agcd
m lid two years. to take carholic
“I. Ind the! swallowed it «Imu- of pol-
”qu herself. The Jmhand 11.1.1111 1.11
lying on the lloor 111.111 11111111 1...
from the field where he had
. H It work.
.mm.
o‘er 11—». special to
non Memphis, Tenn.
g, of 0. 0. humor:
' ’erl‘. formerly e de-
convict from the
new. sold beam of
a con-
within prison walls in
arrined In Memphis Thurs-
‘31-1 himaelf but t at was
,u Mr. Ages recognised
' liters said he was tired of
that did not mean freedom. "
the Klohdlke he had no peace
1 lie thought of going to China,
V Wee led him back Vto Mis~
. Agee's
pi W prepared not only to de-
Wishes. but to make restitu-
turued over to Mr. Ages :1. -
M to cover the amount of his
. —V- to the Southern Express
, even including the COVE!!-
e
(2 would also reimburse the
of leinsissippi .for the expense of
g. in the spring of Iiml Summers _
stood on London bridge and offered for.
an hour‘BrltIs sovereigns (£5.00 M
1111'. shilling“ .25.) Ho moot Ind
a emu. rem are several good
moons why the ominary mortal could
not be induced to burnout no men
can be given why south Namath poo
pie will not accept the following eon-
Pills Read this:
Mr.W. Ramonafflo. tanning
street, the engineer at Crdfnt & anp' 1
Hot Factory. says: "When a boy I so
listed in the army. and exposure and
hardships may have weakened me phy-
sically. Kimmy trouble and slight uri-
nary difficulty set. In, and as l noble-ed
an advertisement about Dean's Kidney
' Pills curing such cases. i got a box at
' Piailted'o 11.1111 took them. Allber 11111.11
ing the treatment I felt ever so much
better and the secretions were natural '
'e Kidney Pills for sale by oi.
dealers; price 50 cents a box. Mailed
on receipt of price by m—Miiburn
(30.. Buffalo. N. YV., sole ageom for the
United States.
Ranember the name—Doan‘e—ond
take no (#116. I.
annals 11111 son assumes. .
Address of Willie- Dsdley Polite at thi
Chicago Conference.
Chicago. September Iii—One of the
most interesting addreses on the pro-
gramme of the trust conference yes-
terday. was on the Problem of Trusts
and Some Proposed Remedies.
Judge William Dudley l-‘oulke, oi
Richmond. Ind. said in part: "It 11
my belief that the efforts of state log-
islatlon totally to extinguish all forms
of monopoly are doomed to itiahlt
failure. and that there are firinsh
diillculties in all kinds of [a skillet
intended to have this elfect. It is nan
to any that the laws enacted 11p to 1h1
present time have been worse that
useless. Trusts never grew so rapidly
as they have since the enactment 1»
these statutes. if you seek to prevcm
the union of many men on large capi-
tal how can you frame a law so that
It will not also apply to .he union 0'
a few men with small capital. and I.
you abolish every partnership and ev
cry union you take away the only pos
sibility which the capitalist has of on
tering Into successful trade at all.
“Whether there be any repeal of ih1
protective system or not it could Wc'
be abolished in those cases where th
industry is in the hands of a mnnupnl'
"It is evident that the power to 521'.
press these combinations to be effect V
ive must reside in the general govern
ment.
“If the states attempt to act scpnr
ately the corporations will all flock i1
those few cornmonwealths where tllm
find the greatest immunity and thr
fullest protection. l'ndcr our forlorn
constitution. while a single state coulv
prevent a 1brporntiou from doing bus
Incas directly. it could not prevent lil-
sale of articles manufactured I11 p111
suance of corporate powers lawfull'
granted by any other state.
"And yet if the national power in I
be invoked to overthrow our mauufn"
turing monopolies, this must be 110111
by means of an amendment to 1m
constitution. placing all such Industries
under the power of Congress. flu
when Congress shall control all the cl
ements of production throughout th1
nation. the manufacture and sale 11
all things by which we live, state line:
will become very shadowy things it
the presence of the great forces of .1
consolidated republic. Are the pcopl'
of America ready for such a change?
"The fact is. and wr- might as wcz'
realize it. that the total destruction (1'
these aggregatious'of capital is moral
ly impossible A grcat economic tcu
dent-y. supported by an economic law
cannot be ovcrthrown by more enact
merits.
“But If legislation cannot overthrow
monopolies. can it not. control an
guidc mighty agencies? Thc return
of the tariff laws and of the isms rc
gardiug Insulion will do something
The requirement of publicity will dI
a great. dcal 111111'11—will invite who
still rcmaius of competiton in can!“
where prices are excessivc~-—will largo-
ly prevent unjust discrimination in th-
tmatincni of customers—will clearl}
show that 111-21111 arc to be taken by ”11
commonwealth for the protection of
the public interest."
Judge Foulke said the time might
come when the government would reg-
ulate prices, but that today such a
thing Would be madness.
DEWEY PYROTBCIINICS.
The Main llirplsyto Take Place all thc .
Battery. September 31!.
VNew York. September. iii—mm was an-
nounced yesterday that the” "main .
pyrotechnic display of the Dewey. cel-
ebration would be off the Battery. ‘
Permission to use Governor's island
has been obtained. and the Firewbrks
Company also hopes to be able in make
a display from Liberty Island. Mayor
Moon. of Jersey iI'ty. has prevailed lip-
on the State authorities to grant him
the use of three cannon. with whi11i1
salutes will be fired from the .IerneyV.‘
shore.
Vlncing proof about Dean's Knacyfi
VndwetdFJleilly. Pm.
gumbo. Ember and 51111111111.
Planing and Steam Sawing;
1._.¢,.1,. VVWQAW, .1. .
All 1.111.111
RANGES
made and smuteed
Pym Bios ,
richest r it,
and controlled [1
1n the Town of
us
or-
lOPEN EVERY EVENING.
w.‘s. STURTEVANV’I‘.
It is between seasons for many kinds of goods.
plains of summer stock at Low Prices.
Goods for FALL S
CHILDREN’S HOSE.
Fast Black, ilouble Kiiee......--.-l0c
Fine Ribbed, Heavy Ribbed. Fine
Pipin...........................l56
Extraileavy......... ............l9c
VIM Washington Street.
walk.
have
V , a“... Miler-l1 “I. final. ' young offender, but In vein; It was
W” made. We ’0 his!!!“ “WWM' 'a very valuable nee. saith. W1
fly!“ 0‘ A N All“ ”on. 0W" 1“ was loath to break it, booths «I '
”in! “a m filth“. . and state of affairs could not coutill .
mac-.1111? “cow 3%» ”.1,“ m; everl- At 191m afterdsoma thfiipt
h.“ to 1 raw fort the has it in.
my) min tiou “adapt“. hemtb “”0 Children the father gave up his efforts In de.
gtiod 1
strain
1 FLAGS-for when Dewey comes sailing home.
0000. DELIVERED l0 MOLEE.
North Main and Ann Sis. So. Norwalk.
.DICKERMA '°I'&SON.
Feet White I".cet Ribbed
l‘lel’lt“lfl(
South Nos-walk.
to oilivr mi snoopi-
ionaily on line at
prices for below pres-
cntquotstions. pOur
We are selliilg what re-
We are receiving each week New
TOOK. We invite your attention to our 1
Excellent Values' in Hosiery!
LKDIES' HOSE.
Full Foahioned-..............V.....10c
llouble Noel and Toes. ...15c, 2 for 25c
laxtiu i' 111e, Extra Heavy. Split
The
made 11 this 00%
M
for the so on
and "my, 00::
oodtbe
25 heating stoves. all
relies.
ed mm" W. n.
Meeker ('o.. 80. Main
which we oife
ry buyers for at
least to per cent less
than present out.
HoUSEFURNISHING.—Remember, “i f it’s used in the house, we have it.,’
l ops,
sleeve
Conn.
t
ESTKBLISHED 1868.
coat for the fall.
. 1 When passing our
not fail to 111.1. to look at them. W e have
played 111 our middle window.
The Hatch "'81 Bailey
. 3.11.1. . nauoucruaans on up Dumas is
siesta-mm. PAPERI.
Mill and Oiiice foot of Marshall st..
H. KRIEGERScCO,
CHOU]. will commence in 11
few days and your child
will have to have a School
We have about
two dozen Roofers 011 hand which‘
we are closing out for one hull of
the original selling price. '
VH. Krieger 8- Co.
3 Mahackemo Hotel Blocki South Norwalk.
Dion. Sui. Blinds. Iludrood listen, Goings, lilo
Plain. Cathedral and Other Gleason.
Sc. Norwulk.
w..x.. x—r..... ”2.- .-.
11nd catalogued by the
The library has been rlo
in June to facilitate the
How Are Your Ila-eye 0
Dr Iloldm‘ Fpnrngua l'ill! run 11
pu- frrc Add Sterling Remedy ('u .(‘hn'ui' or N. Y,
litillii each.
population of 6,219. and
next with 3.3.3871.
with 32,026
with 219.1193.
i'nmty t‘nihnruc. f‘l't‘ con-1
I11 i'cnnsyh‘nnin. giving
store, do
them (113-.
lug 22w of cvcry
llnn'l Tuim'm "pli and Minnie 111111 life Away.
’ 111 1111.! tofmn'r) rusiiv 11ml,
flf'flt‘. full of life, nrrii' :1111i :11,
ii.1c.t1117u‘11mirr mm 1 r. i'.1.1t1111.l;r~ 1.1-;1211111111
strong. All druugislu. we ‘nr '
lrnl lkmlrlrs .1111] 5.111111%
hurling lit'iuhly ('0 . Clucug.
Ii l1:1.. liccu uriangcli
and lim-
1will afterward visit the
mark at i‘opcnhagcn and
lhricf :V-iay at Darmsdat.
‘I'o Caro Constipation
Tlhc l'nscarcts I‘andv (who
1:...
, Ridge agencies in the wi
'9! attained
Beauty In Blood
ibcauly I ltlmut it. ( antHareta
tw (lean your blood and im
stirri a up the lazy liver and
11111111111111. the body.
..1111.-h M'
anti that :11 My hilmus nymph
'1 .1i: .1rrl2- -i1e;\.1lyl'11r li‘llh'
It Is expected 11.1 the offl1 lull. ul IIV‘V
Brooklvn Navy lard that they will ilf‘V
the first to receive word of 01‘me
arrival. Homing pigcons will be car.‘
ried to sea by Rear Admiral Sampson
when he starts to mcci Admiral Dewey
and they will be loosed for a homcl
ward light as soon as the Olympia IsV‘s
sighted.
ARRESTED FOR (.‘AUSING A V‘
1 STRIKE-2. 1
London. Kentucky. Septonilwr 15—61.
W. Purcell. member of the national
board of l'nited Mine “orkers. untilN
arrested yesterday on u warrant by to
operators of 1hr2 seven mines now u
strike at Tltamont and Pittsiiurg. Ky..
charging h‘lm with inducting the rut -
era to strike while under contract i e
says his board will light his case in
the his eat courts. lie in from 71.1.11.
ed The strike continues. 'ihe
HIGHLAND BA ANN '1'
HIGHLAND MALT EX'I RACT.
Tcl. Call. 130-3. ,
IOHLANDV BRANDS ARR STRICTLY UNION.
HIGHLAND PILbNIfR
HIGHLAND CREAM Al.
and Molt with Iron. -
PUT UP EXPRlcsi-Im FOR FAMILY trail.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
THE PURm IALT TONIOB MADE.
riot otles and saloons wretched st Maud prices.
23 NORTH IAIN tram.
hilly mime-m went out yesterday ul-
fecllll MOO-W .
rs: BEST LALT 31111111115;
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
Stock Ale and Porter. :
TM! Wild “D the wash. and are unsurpassed in any particular 3
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
tonne o. autumn, sole fluent.
Vflmhm flmaa l
nu bllt'.
burgh university. where
5.
ere-In low."
"certainly."
Norw’lll. , .1
ty-four mcn and women employed.
addition to the regular library Huff.
. ...L..___._
'I'l1c slate of Kansas now has I09 cil~
li‘li and towns with over 1.000 inhabi-
Knusns ('ity leads with :1
Wichita
:1an Imavenwmlil
No other exceeds 17.000.
Ell-unto Your [towels With f‘asrurets.
109.3312 if C. C. f'. fail. (lruggists rciuml money.
Two thousand new coke ovens are
‘ being built in the i‘onm-llsville region
pacify of at least 2.”le ovens.
pig iron and steel producers are mak-
nvnilahlc oven to
kccp titrlr furnaces going. .
cturina shall pay a visit to
uni-cu Victoria at the and of Augqu
or thc beginning of September.
If L . C. C. 1.111 lo cure. druggisL-o refund money.
Stephen 8. Emmy use. and True. "
Albert C. Hopkins. who during the‘
bio-511mb craze st‘ Rom-bud and Pine
notoriety by appearing
among the excited Sioux and announc-
ing himself their looked-
has been adjudged insane.
f'lmn blood means a rirnrr 11km.
Ihgm Iodilg, lo
21m, hollz illolt' 11,1. l1l11i.11111l‘
\1211i1'.";.1i1l1".
f'abcl Iii-ndrirk ngcr.
Vol the president of the Transvaal re-
is a rerent graduate of Edin-
11 tom
In. fiifigwfiu Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets!
mam-"11.11:.” All drugglsts refund the money if it,
Halls to cure. 25c. The tninine has
. "\im all" said am. omthurt L B. Q. on each tablet.
;"tbere are mothers-in-iaw and moth- ‘
i‘hc state library of Pennsylvania
1111.. just been thoroughly r1-1lassilie1i
card system.
ml since early
task. and ill-
in
il Llilney ills. “in.
Topeka comics
is third.
fourth
11min)" former.
it a total ca-
. Tho
burn-r he mm:
2111-. lulu: NH'i'D
I. (‘urc guuron
lice Address
) or New York.
[hat the cm"
The;
king of Don-
ti1en make a
Yam".
"11'. 10c M256.
ntcr .of V1890-
for Messiah.
o
Deep.
No
tandy (' other-
211 11 1Ie.1n. by
1irlv1ng all im-
5c
BICVDYCLE~Extra Fine. Ribbed, Plain audilrop Stitch... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25c
. . Try the Gertrude [lose at. .. . ..25c
A. DICKERMAN £15- SON.
—lsperienee sgsilm Experiment.
What Is OASTORIA
Maria is a hernia: substitute
cures Dismiss and Wind Colic.
Venus and alloys Pcrerlshness. 11
i'
relieves Teething Troubles euro 1
vase. mansged,s
it
spair. but tried a last suggestion.
draw It forth."
“In" 40 1' by {If for Castor Oil, Paugorie. Drops and "i can't open it, father " declared the
m3“. flaw: loothlngSyrups it 1112111111111. Ii hove 1'?" (”the
c" . We mm“, ,0, contains neithero plum, Morphine "W113 demand“ h" " "
re fit so stove not other Narcoticp substance. iii 1.1.1,. mt my penny in my hand "
111-1111. We have age is its guarantee. It destroy! can)? 11... astounding reply
“'.Wh) you young rascal. ' thundered
his fathc1. ‘drop It at oneei"
the vase and out came the hand.
r Constipation and flatulency. it al- _
outlaws the Food, regulates tin 04-month...
Motown and Bowel; vingV health} Breathe iii Kind I111 "an item W
and natural sleep (git bvdren" Wm
hams—Tito Mothers Friend. ‘1 . . f
"i. Killl Ylili "a" All?” Retail (lrccn maid. green wood, a little
Bears the Signature of
M
In. 111.1? For’Ovorso Years
TUE Glnlul GCEII~V1 thi YOU! um.
kerosene—and «if she were living m
New York we might reiterate "Green-
wood."
GOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE.
The finest quality of lost sugar is
used In the manufacture of Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy and the roots
used in its preparation give it a flavor
similar to that of maple syrup. making
SESTINEL PATTERN.
We will. hereafter.
one of the latest i'arls.
“and styles.
fly presenting
and "‘1'. at The Fair I‘Ioak Store. 6
Washington 2-t1'cr-I, South Norw.2lk yo
an obtain any -izc pultr‘ru.
777Q-La41u' Waist.
TITS—Ladies' Skirt.
Waist, 3?, (ii, 31'. 39, 40inchlm 1
Skin, 21:, 21, 21., 23, whatnot.
ful and attractive afternoon gown lil'l'
cashmere in 1111e11f its many delightful
cnlo‘rs. The very charming model il-
lustrated, while adapted to many stuffs.
is shown in a dull 5....1112 of blue wi'h
[lilnsf'flli‘fllf'i'li‘ in black
heavy cream lace laid over black satin.
The skirt Includes a graccful tunic
that. logctltcr with the foundation
skirt. “pom ut the center from beneath
the scalloped edge. To avoid unnec-
essary wcigllt and unnecessary us' - 1'
material. the lining only is cut for the
entire length. the cashmere bcing faced
‘ on to the indicated depth and thn tunic
being studied to the skirt at the bolt.
from which it falls in graceful folds.
The scallops. which arc marked in the
in. then outlined with Inc 11al~'scn1cu-
icrle. which 12m 111- purchased I11 the
"t'dllupml dosigu. . he waist. is silupic,
but smart. and his smoothly at the
buck, \vi'ilc it pouchcs slightly at the
front.
'I‘iir- Iiitcd lining is cut with tho 11>»
ual 1I112'i2: and scams and thoroughly
bum-1i. but tl1c bodice proper shows few
scams and cl‘l-scs iiivisibly beneath the
scallops. which continue the line of
the skirt in :1 any to suggest the pop-
ulur pr1n1 em client
The sleeves are snug. hilt. owing lo
the staliooed finish of the shoulders.
lack the all-over tight effect. At the
wrists are shaped cums which full well
ov'cr the hands.
To make this waist in the medium
size will require one and three—quar-
ter yards of material forty-four Inches
wide. The pattern. No. 774. is but in
sizes for a 32. 24. 36. 38 and 40—inch
bust measure. To make e skirt will
require three and one-hat yards of
fourty- four or two and three- -qnarter
yards of fifty— four inch material. The
pattern. 7771:. is cut in sizes for a
22, 24. 26‘ 28 1.1.11 304th waist meas-
urc.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
.\i| tiring“:|
ill.~
gumsaiulamon guaranteed It», 2.11.01». .
a nephc v
be won the
rinse surgical scholarship.
mum My Omtleart. iimam-t 11... mums a copy of “ale
n no compliant to mate against this! More: printed“. In the Hungar-
i-"F‘L'W' only mine i“: grumbling}:
I“ 12 V 1 .
IOOOOOOOO
O O
O 5! ITIIEEPOIIPOI. 0.
o
The holder of this mnpnn Is entitled
to one pattern, any sin.
No. 77:1
iiy Iho' paymeni 11' too "all,“
m FAIR I areas: 9.
00000020..
0
The tillilillfl mango. of climate en-
countered by soldiers 11:11-11 troops are.
'moved from one quarter of the world to
. another are estimated 11.1 Increasing the!
iannusl mortality of Europe by 50.0.
“mammalian-v. !
The Hungarian National Museum In
W III-ti- Ital-gm
each day. shop
“1111111111 or V11
The Sentinel coupon
N11 n1111111'i1l makcs a more graceL
and a yoke of
pntlf‘rn. 111'1- bound with bins black slit"
:1
"W” :l
1t very pleasant to take. As a medl-
'ine for the cure of coughs colds. Ia
:rippe. croup and whooping cough it.
111 unequaled by any other. it always
'llres, 11nd cures‘quickiy. For sale by
.leorge C. Stillson. South Norwalk.
rod 11‘... I’. Weed. Norwalk.
1 For the year beginning Julie 30.
1» 1898, and ending June 30. 1899. there
were filed in the supreme court of thb
District of Columbia “.72 suits for di-
vorce. maintenance and alimony g1 ow-
.111: out of domestic Infelicity.
There's always hope while there's
One Minute Cough (lure. 'An attack
if pneumonia left my lungs in bad
shape and I was near the first stages
of consumption. One Minute Cough
"Ill'e completely cured me.” writes Hcl~
en Mciieury. Bismarck, N. D. Gives
instant relief. George C. Stillson, South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
The class was having lessons in nui-
11ral history. and the teacher asked,
"Now, is there any boy here can tell
me what a zebra is?" Tommy—4' es,
\ir: I can Tedche1"——“ ell Tommy
what is a zebra? Tomn1y1—Plcaw. all.
1 zebra is a donkey with a football suit
out—London Tit-Bits.
A SUFFERER.
i-‘rsihrlin Veuahle. an old school
teacher of Marlton. N. J.. writes: (in
1c-vcral occasions before using corona
Rheumatism Cuf‘c. I was a great suf-
fcrcr from Rheumatism: after having
used the Corona Cure for two weeks
I feel as well as ever." Price one dol-
Iar per package. Manufactured by
Corona Compounding Company. Cam-
den. N. J. For sale by R. H. Plaistcd.
i3 Washington St.. South Norwalk.
Conn.
Love may be llnd.
nearly all Is.
OABTORIA.
mg, 11111111111111.1111: 111p:
M. _ 1m
Signature
of
The closer you get to a great man
the smallcr he appears.
but self-love is
Chester H. Brown. Kalamazoo. Mich..
says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured
me of a severe case of indigestion; can
strongly recommend it to all dyspep-
tics. "Digests what' you eat without
aid from the stomach. and cures dys-
pepsin. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Evcry man thinks th can cut a lot
of ice when he gets a “skate" on
12'1-11 wounds, burns. scal1is,sores.
skin diseases and .111 liritating erup-
tions nothing so soothing and healing
as IlcV’ it! s Wit1l1 Hazel Salve. Mrs.
Emma Ilollcs Matron Englewood Nur-
sciy, (‘hi1ago, says of it: “When all
elsc fails in healing our babies. it will
cure." leorge C. Stillson. South Nor-
wulk; ’dward P. Weed. 'Norwnlk.
”'jlicauty may be only skin deep. but
homciincss is bred in the bone.
"They are simply perfect." writes
Robert Moore. of La Fayette, Irid.. of
De Witt's Little Early Risers. the fam-
ous little pills" for constipation. and
all live ailments. Never gripe. George
C. Stillson. South Norwnlk; Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk.
All is fair in love and war—that is to
say, before and after marriagew
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
It is certainly gratifying to the pub-
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who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie-
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Consumption. (‘oughs and Colds. have
given away over ten million trial bot-
ilcs of this great medicine: and have
l
.1 the satisfaction of knowing it has ah-
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on Prank II. Baxter. DruggIst. and get
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RED HOT FROM THE GUN
Was the ball that hit 0. B. Ste-amen.
of Newark. Mich" in the Civil War. it
caused horrible Ulcers that no treat-
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck-
len' 11 Arnlcs flalve cured him. Cure.
Cuts. Bruises. Burns. Felons. Corns.
Skin Infiwmho Butc'l’lle cure on
. do a x. is M
by Frank li.hester “loll-m
.Howesamurenisgnlsrsir‘
thumb-heme!“ ...3
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to get 11111 11m through tits W2
neck, and was then unable to extricate
For half an hour or more “0 whole
family and one or two flint did
their best to withdraw the list of the
”Open your hand!" he commanded
the tearful young captive. "and than
' ’Ihe penny rattled in the bottom of
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