I
at:
. . .‘ Willistlirugsr will
Multiple loot Great
‘ m September Ill-The general
Mu including that of the pre-
7. "indicated. by articles in the
'dsspsteh of thesecretary of
the colonies. Joseph Cham-
Millikan-Africa. sli- Alfred an-
,Ml’.‘ chitin wsy'for. peace if the
amine-ire it. In any event. it is
poistp'd out. it affords further delay.
whishrinxths case of Great Britain. b.
umfniyadvsntsgsous, as it gives time
for titeninforcement of the garrison
It the/Cape. The papers generally.
howevsrpesprsss the hope that Presi-
dentlxrdger will now see his way to
mesi...tlrut..Brltsin's views, and the
Westminster Gazette. which is not an
sum paper says: “President Kru-
‘ lor- pad his advisers still have a chance
‘0! millimetres with independence."
Infthe meanwhile the despatch of
"cops to South Africa proceeds unin-
teriiis’ptsdiy. Three field batteries ur-
st Blrkenhead today. and will
_ for Durban. Natal.
A on Iegmm from Cape Town says:
"anntitiss ot,stores and ammuni-
-< ' tit)! m‘leavlng here daily. The move-
’ mm of troops to Natal is merely a
”cautionary measure to secure the
cod mines and is no wise in the nature
of I. menace. There are no imperial
troop! on the immediate border. Ru-
mors Of collisions should be received
with caution."
A despatch from Pretoria says that
s Mahler rifle, in the hands of a liar-
gher who was practising with it, burst
recently and nearly killed him. with
the result that a great number of i'lur-
ghers are gravely concerned at the ap-
parent insecurity of the new weapon.
They assert that the cartridges are
worthless and are appealing to the gov-
ernment to revert to the Martial or
investigate the remedy for the griev-
specs.
The Times hasa despatch from .lo-
hanneshurg which asserts that the dc-
Isy is creating the worst possible lm
pression in the minds of the llurghers.
who tauntingly boast that while Great
ritain deprecates delay upon the part
i the Boers she intentionally and an
,,,”necessariiy prolongs the controversy
because she is afraid to follow up her
own game of bluff with the argument
of force.
Reports are heard on all sides of the
eagerness of the Boers to start hosill~
ities, andthelr postponement is said to
be solely due to the restraining influ-
ence of General Joubert. It is believ-
ed this influence cannot be exercised
much longer. There is a circumstan-
ial .rumor that General Joubcrt has
recélved imperative orders from tbr
armed Burghcrs that unless he is pre-
pared to take the initiative within 9
brief period. he must relinquish his
. command of the army .
FIGHT AGAINST SALOONS.
Tohehsugarsted on the Anniversary
‘ of Ilsa Willard's Bll'lll.
Chicago. September ZG—The (thron-
Iele says: The anniversary of li‘rnn-
" cell E. Willard's birth is to be made
thebccasion for the inauguration of an
organised agitation against saloons
which is expected to attain national
proportions. The movement Is to br-
undertaken by young people all over
the land and the first convention wi..
will” in this city timorrow. Delegates
lro In dozen states will attend.
Christianlyoung people will work LO
enlidt‘the ‘stpathy of the voters. who
are _0 pledge themselves to vote for.
thd‘ébolitlon of the liquor traffic when
, chemillion signatures have been ob.
tain . This it is thought can be com
,o
. CHICAGO DAY BANQUET.
' cage. September lid—The t‘hlcagr
pa “banquet. of the Marquette Club.
to be held at the Auditorium Hotel. ()c‘
tober 7. will this year be on a more el-
aborate scale than ever before. Tickets
each h to fill both floors of the ban.-
quet all have alrehdy been disposed
of and unless larger quarters can bi
secured. hundredsof the guests wil:
have to'be refused. Besides President
McKinley. Who Will be the club's
gues't of honor, the following have no—
tified the committee they will nttcm.
the banquet: Archbishop Ireland, oi
St. Paul; Secretary of War Root; Sen-
ator Fairbanks, of ~lndlana: General
Charles E. King, of Milwaukee; James
E. Baye.,of North Carolina, and Judge
H. J. Hamlin, of lllinols.
STEEL TO BE ADVANCED.
Chicago, September. 26—A special
meeting of. the Northern Plow & Im-
plement Association was held here year
terdsy. .The condition of the. steel
market was discussed and it was dead.
all. to make another advance of about
twenty-five per cent. above the sched-
ule made at the meeting of the assoc—
iation held last July. It was announc-
‘ ed (Influx the discussion that iron and
steel have advanced within the last
ten days considerably and the assoc-
lltlon decided to adjourn until October
.31. when another meeting will be held
for the purpose of making another ail-
noes. find all mntrncts lot after Nov-
amber i will be under the new sched-
Ito.
’ oann s'ruws areas Tunas.
St. Joseph. Mich. ‘itii-ptemlicr '20——
rceelvod here from various
parts throughout the apple district are
to (an odor! that the terrible gale
wide,
visited this vicinity yesterday
has stripped of fruit, hundreds of ap-
pls trees as well as peach trees. Many
. to trees vlm‘i' broken and in many
instances entire trees were wrenched
from the grim-d. Leading mowers ra-
tlmste that fully one-fourth of the up
bad Mu blown from the trees
3:: "i may: imam will
be stem isle. -
til. the sauna high commls-.
«semi-”simian- to seats
When a resident of nth Norwalil
whose statement apnea below, who
has no monetary or other interest in
the article he endorses. be Is anxious
to do his acquaintances end fellow-eit-
issue a good turn. who publishes in this
paper his experience with Dunn's Kid-
ney Pills—wot citizen must have good
and sufficient ream for doing so. The
following should dispel any doubts
which have existed In the reader's mind
on this subject.
Mr. Charles E. Warren. son of the well
known oyster planter of No. 2 Cheat-
hue stmet, has the following to say
about Dean's Kidney Pills: "I had back-
ache and weak kidneys from early
childhood. Itrled all kinds of remedies,
but never received any permanent ben-
efit until i commenced using Doan's
Kidney Pills which I procured at Pials-
ted's Drug Store. My father had been
using them and was so pleased with the
results that I was induced to try them.
I am satisfied that their representations
use all that. is claimed for them. They
cured my backache."
Dean’s Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers; price 50 cents a box. Mailed
on receipt of price by li‘oster-Mllburn
(30.. Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the
Ilnited States.
Ilemeihber the name—Dean's—and
take no other.
THE WEEKLY SUMMARY.
The summary of The Commercial
Record for the current week makes the
following showing:
Sales Mortgages
New lineen ......... iii ”9.176
West Haven . ........ ll 3.200
Hartford ........... is 108,050
Bridgeport ..... 21 32,053
Waterbury ......... l:l :lx..‘i66
Mcriden ............. i: 3.600
New llrltaiu ...9.. S 2J0"
Norwich ............ 2' 3.2.16
New London ......... Al 20.0.30
Mlililletown .......... 4 4.000
run-walk .......... -l ii.li'.lti
Danbury ............. 2 1.375
100 3le Mill
To Cu ro Constipation Your".
Take Cascarcis t'amlv i‘ntliarlic. No or“
If C. C. C. fall to cure. drugcisui refund shunt-y.
LANDSLIDES lN (lAlllil’l‘TA.
Culcula, September Bib—No rain has
fallen since last reports in the vicini-
ty of Darjeeling in the lower Himala-
yh. thf-l't" on Sunday night (ii‘i‘ui dam
age was wrought and many persons
were killed by earthquakes. floods illl'!
landslides. During the night. hounv-
or. several other landslides occurred.
The I’hool liazar was completely over-
whelmed and two hundred lives were
lost. At ’l‘amsou ilustec twenty-one
bodies have been recovered and ll ls
believed that twenty others perished.
At. Darjeeling liiil fatalities occurred.
Landslides (ii't'lil'l'i‘d at .vllil‘IlIOtl and
there, too, several were killed.
WELL-KNOWN iliS'i‘tlltlAN DEAD.
Omaha, Nola. September leui'ousul
’Wiishure liutierficld. a brother of the
wife of Peru Illij‘ilt'l‘llllll Lilyson.
tion in Catholic circles some years ago.
died at his home in South ()nihhu yew
ierilay. lllitteriii-lil was the author of
several widely read historical works
relating to Revolutionary times and
the years inunedlntel‘y succeeding. iii
was born in Oswego (lounty. N. i..
and most. of his life was spent in Illi
east.
MODIFIED THEIR DEMANDS.
Cincinnati. Ohio. September life—A
large meeting of street car motoriuml
Illtl conductors was convened after
midnight last night. They modified
their demands on President Kllgore so
as to make them come as not from
the union but from the railroad cm-
poiutui to present their petition to
lir. Kiigore today with the request
that an answer be given by noon Wed-
nesday. The men clalmflthat. no
ted by them. but that President Kil-
gore was the aggressor in discharging
men simply because they have become
members of the linion.
STRI‘CK OUT OF SYMPATHY.
San ErancIsco. September 26—i‘he
boiler-makers in the Fulton Kr itisdon
iron works have, struck out. of sympa-
thy for the boiler-mukers employed on
the i'nited States transports, who have
demanded 83.2.3 for an eight-hour day
IIlfI double pay for overtime. The con-
tractors state that the transports now
in repair will sail without delay. out
that no new contracts will be taker.
until the matter is settled. ‘
DEPOSED FROM THE MINISTRY.
Minneapolis, Minn. September 26—-
A special to the Times from Sioux (.‘ity,
says: Rev. T. M. House has been de-
poseil from the ministry of the Metho-
dist Church. At his trial before the
committee appointed by the north-
west Iowa M. id. conference it develop-
ed that he had been writing letters to a
- young woman of Ruthven and passing
himself off as an unmarried man.
lNSTlTi’TE DESTROYEI) BY FIRE
Muscogoe, I. T.. September 26——
Spaliling Institute. an educational in-
stitution. controlled and supported by
the Methodist board. was destroyed by
fire last night. All the forty students
in the building escaped.
whose marriage created such a sensa- .
ployees. a committee of whom was up- ,
strike was contemplated or precipita- ‘
Our second floor Is devoted exclu-
sively to Wall Papers. Here you will
iind the very latest patterns.
PAINTS, OILS. All)
IIRIIBEES. ‘.
We carry a very large stock of
paints of the best known makes—
they're guaranteed to wear as well as
to hold their color. Our Oils and Var-
nishes "are the finishing touch" to
any Job.
Ill'l'li'l‘ii' IIIENIALS
that enable artists to make their
paintings “works of art" are here. We
have tube and water colors. The very
best kind. Everything for artists.
PICTURE mus.
We make a specialty of making pic-
ture frames to order. Bring your
pictures here—select a moulding that
just suits you, and we'll frame it to
your utmost satisfaction.
Wall Papers. Painters' Supplies, Art-
ists' Materials.
Pictures li‘ramed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decorating.
DECKER, »
87 Waslihigton street,
South Norwaik, Conn.
Tel. Call. 143-5. Open evenings till 8:30._
(Editorial Market,
Railroad Place
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
use (lLIilS, LOBSl‘iillS,
SHELL CRIBS,
LITTLE NECK CLLIS
Bout out on ice, on the
Half Shell.
WATERNELONS
On Ice.
French and American Soups,
Heine’s Baked Beans.
HUNT-EZELUFF
Telephone 36-4
w: cut Yilllil menu 3" '
K
To the advantages offerd in the using
of our “Lehigh Coal: Less dirt. less
dust. more comfort, more satisfaction,
more heat to the bushelful, more econ-
omy to the ton than any coal sold.
Gives satisfaction because it's satis-
factory coal. Try it once. You'll see
the advantage of using it always. 85.00
per ton.
lRVlIO LOGKWOOD‘ & 00.
Successor to Ii. Harris.
Coal Yard and Office. Water street;
Branch Office, corner Washington and
Main street, South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Cali. 31-5.
fl. ARTHUR ElliUlW.
Electrical Engineer
and Contractor.
House wiring of every description. ,
Gas and electric fixtures, motors,
storage batteries, telephones.
Repairing and jabbing a specialty.
29 WALL STREET.
NOIWALK.
Drive Horses
Y from
Baker’s Stables,
00f. Washington
“i. W 5W»
errei. Call. 139-3.
sou hin him ,
Every house in our city should decorate this week.
See our stock of
SilhBhiiiisaea’ci Muslin Flare.
' Fancy Lenten-3,.
and, .D‘epdrathe Bunting.
Our prices are at least 25 per cent lower than pres-
ent N. Y. quotations. / .
Parties intending to take luncheon with them on the
Steamer Harlem. Friday, will iind suitable Baskets at
our stores. ' ‘
Our Carpet floor is now a true accommodation for
our townspeople. Forcthought in early buying enables
us to ofieriingrain, Brussels and Velvet Carpets. Jute.
Ingrain. Smyrna, Velvet and Far Rugs; also Art Squares
at less than present mill prices.
All the new styles of Oil Cloth and Linoleum.
We make our own Mattresses and can furnish any
thing desired at manufacturers' prices.
Remember we are thorough llousefurnisliers. sup-
plying everything desired in that line.
..-._- -7. ....___ . «7.... ....—
(,)pen every evening. floods delivered 50 miles.
W- .5. sun :VANT,
NORTH MAIN AND AN STREETS.
‘ SOUTH Nilltll’ALii.
_ LII, ..
manhunt,
Gil moth,
Brocade, , CKmaMa’ddaa.
'Othit’t,
"Macao’s,
Rxm’vns’icr,
Shades ’io Brder a Somalia.
Sustain,
Deposits,
'Sacaatse'ltta’i’dag,
Mats aad'Raas,
Since Curtains.
AiDickerman8i-Son,
84 WASIIlliBltlll STREET. Sfllllli NURWAlK-l
10.000 bushels
01d Recluneil. Clipped White, Oak,
and 10 carloads -
01d Timothy Hay,
A’I‘ OUR ELEVATOR.
Horses fed on new oats and new ‘ .
hay are subject to the Colic. .
RAYMOND, altos.
ffl .
——_ -.._ ——~— A-.‘—— 1'
TH? BEST , MALT .BEVERAttEs.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
HIQHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.
HIGHLAND BAVARIAN. HIGHLAND PILSNEK.
HIGHLAND MALT MX’I‘HAL‘T, lilGHLANI) CREAM ALI.
and Halt with Iron. Stock Me and Porter.
PUT UP rixr'iti-JSHM FOR FAMILY USE.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
THE PUluct-l'l‘ MALT TONIGS MADE.
They build up the weak, and are unsurpassed in any particular.
Hotels and saloons .urnlshed at reduced prices.
DELIVERED FREE To "taunts.
Issue a. ”MILTON. sole agent.
a mum IAIN mm. mwsnx simian; ~
Norwnlk.
Tel. Call. is”. " loath Norwslk. Telephone all. lit—5.
. , . ’ . 'fl'll HICWD. Winnipsnk. ., ‘
l m, moment. we mom in .
t
RTHQUAKBBvW
;r on Francisco, Saptembor Ill-«The
earthquakes which ‘Uhook up tlid’Alas-
lino coast satin, in' September. made
themselves felt at «on. Three vessels
which have arrived from the northern
salmon fisheries report experiencing
most peculiar weather on Sunday. sep-
tcmbcr it, the day of the ilrst tremblers.
(inptnlh Charles Johnson, of tho hark!
ii.‘ i’. (.‘heiuzy, which was at sea ai-
inost opposite Kodiak at the time of
the illbllll‘llillitil', states that on Sep-
teuibcr 3 a heavy gale sprang up. the,
air beihi: Very sultry. 'l‘he barometer:
fell rimliily. but in illitlllt llflei-n min:
dies ”16 wind fell and the iii-it qilletod.
down. (.‘upinlh Thomas, of the Dark!
Nit-lwlaii 'l‘iiayei', from Alaska. also no-‘
led the peculiar climatic conditions on
September 3. The L. .l. Morse was lilo»,
wise caught in the gale which foilowcdl
the upheaval along the north coast. }
SWEDISH ilAI’TiS'l‘ MiNlS'l‘EltS.
Mi‘l'lllt‘n. September 2il—-'I‘lie annimi
conference of the Swedish liuptist
Ministers of the eastern states was call—
ed to order in the Swedish iluptlst.‘
(‘liurch of this city at 9:30 o'clock this‘
morning by Rev. 0. (l. Engstrand, .oi
llrooklyh, president of the church
council. A devotional service wus=
held. led by Rev. w. .lohunsou. of New}
Ilritaih. The address of welcome was.
delivered by Rev. William Koiiler. pus-“
tor of the local church. During the day
iuiiircumni were delivered by Itcv. A. 0.
Lawrence. of New lledford. Muss»; itcv.
'l‘horsi-n (llafiord, of llridgeport; Iii-v.
.lolih iv‘riboriz. of Hartford; itev. Alfred
Lindberg. of lioston. and Rev. J. l'.
Forseil, of i'rovidence. it. I.
NATIONAL lRRlilATION CONGRESS:
Mlsuoula. Mont, September 20-~’l‘ho
Eighth annual session of the National,
irrigation Congress has begun berth:
Delegates are present from nearly ev-,
ery western'state and the Mississippi
Valley has a substantial representa-
tion. This morning promises to be
very important. There are two spci-l-
fli- proposit.ion;.~ for Wllltll work is be-
ing done. First, the equitable setllcu
Div"! of the grazing Lind problem: see-
and. the proper presentation of the
question of the. irrigation of Arid
lands. with justice to the wi-strrn
Stiller: ‘
GRAND LODGE I. O. (i. T..
New ilritain. Svptemnci' L'ii—r'l‘tli‘
thirty-filth annual session of the Grand
Lodges of Connecticut I. O. i;. ’l‘. was
opened in Ward's Hall in this city at
l0;.'lii this. morning by Grand i'liiei
Templar (‘. (‘. linuscli. of Hartford.
The session will last two days Illill'lii
that time some vigorous plans for stir-
i'ihg'up interest in the organization
and inciting the members to recruit. its
strength will be presented.
The report of the lrnnii ('hief Tem-
plar showmi the organization to have
been at u standstill in the post your
and tom lodges surrendered their char.
ferrl.
MINING ENGINEERS iN SESSION.
San Francisco. September L'it-»-’i"lie
American Institute of Mining linginv
eers ha," Upt’lll‘il here. The convention
will last until 'l'hursduy when the vis—
itors will leave the city on It two
Weeks' tour of the mining districts of
the slate.
‘fir-Wn-al. i snumf' ejaculated iii
Sloikpolv. in the midst nl' his perusal
of the village newspaper. "in speaklh
of the traveler who was hurt at the de-
pot the other day. this item says that
he was slim—built. slckly-hvkih‘ man.
with whiskers weighing about 120
poiiiids.’ No wonder he fell of from
the car platform an' broke on» of his
ribs! Such a beard as that would ov—
erbalcui-e anybody but a giahtZ”—-
Park.
It has been (ilSrOVf‘l‘t'il that where-
ever red. white and blue appear. whe-
ther on the field of bottle or in dress
goods. they never run.
Beauty In Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. t‘ascarets. Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean. by
stirring up the lazy liver nmi driving all im
urltlcs from the boii'. Iicgin today to
munch pimples. boils, blotcbca, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complcxmn by taking
hummus—beauty for ten cent-2. All drug
guts, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c. 50c.
i
A
Observing the gctpip of some mascu-
line bicyclists. one is lead to wonder
what they think the calls on their
trousers are for. anyhow.
To Ours is (fold in One Dov.
Take Laxative Dromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The quinine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
Mrs. Milrl——Y0u seem to differ from
the. usual idea about cuddling a man
to win his consent. According to your
theory. scolding Is the best medium
for winning satisfactory results,
Mrs. Wild-That, my dear. is in ac.
cord with one of the laws of nature.
Everything has got to be blown up be-
fore it will con‘e down.
A THOUSAND TONGI'ES
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer, of 1125 Howard street.
Philadelphia. l’a.. when she found that
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Coh-
sumption had completely/cured her of
a hacking cough that for many years
had made life a burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give her no
help. but she says of this Royal Cure-
“It soon removed the pain In my chest
and I can now sleep soundly. something
I can scarcely remember doing before.
I feel like iio‘imdlng its praises through
out the universe." So will every one
who tries Dr. King's New Discovery
for any trouble of the Throat, (‘hest or
Lungs. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bot-
tles free at Frank H. Baxter's Drug
Store; every bottle guarantee...
A FRIGHTFL’L BLI‘NDBR
Will often cause a horrible Burn
Said. Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnie-i
Salve. thc,beat In the world. will kill
the pain and promptly heal it. f‘lsro~
Old Sores, Fever Sores. Ulcers. Bolts.
Felons. Corns. all Skin Eruptions. Best
Pile Cum on Earth. Only 36 cents a
:3. can guaranteed. Sold by has
I .
IM-n—w-v-r-v .....- vac-"v 'Miqivwwflir- up... p... . a
.w _ We I
3!
Th Kind Yon- vsAlws _ .
tn: born. the signature {swig
Retailer. and has bus stations“
his personal supervision form.”
ears. Allow no one todeciivosn
u this. Counterfeits. Imitstuits and
“Just-u-gocd" are but ~. i
and «ndangar the health of child!“ ,
~Yaperiehca against Expulmt' . ‘
What is CAST‘ORIA
Outwits is a harmless comm
for time: Oil, Parcgoric, Drops and
Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine
nor other Narcotic substance: =~Iu~~
age 15 Its guarantor. 1t destroys:
Worms and allay; li’everishness. It
cures Diarrhoea and Wind 00116. It
relieves Teething Troubles, euros
Constipation and Flataiency. has» -
similatcs the Food, regulates their
torusch and Barrels, tying healthy
and natural sleep. . he Childm’i
Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
. llu Kind You line always Birgit.
Bears the Signature of
fierce.
In line For Overso Years.
his cur-us noises", last you cm.
A $80,000 SWING IllliDOE.
Detroit, Mich, September Mic—A Tri-
bune special from St. Joseph, Mich.
says:
The announcement was made here
yesterday that the ilig li'our Railway
system contemplated the erection. of n. -
830.000 swing bridge across the St.
Joseph river. thus extending the line
to that. city and them-e along the South
lake shore. The present terminus is
l)"lil on harbor. just across the river.-
The Big Four will put on that trains
and make closer connection with fruit
and cvpress business to Southern cit-
ies. The officials will be in the city
in a few day to make final arrange—
ments.
flow Are Your Kidneys I
Dr IIohha‘ ilparsfus Pills run- all h irinsv Ills. sam-
ple free. Add. swr ling Itemeuy to. Cblclslu or N. Y.
TO INCREASE THE (‘OAL RATE.
Toledo. Ohio, September 20—!“ it
meeting of the Ohio ('nul ’l‘rafilc Asso-
ciation and the Michigan roads here.
today it was decided to increase the
coal rule owing to a scarcity of cars
and the increased tonnage. The mem-
bers refused to give the amount of the
increase.
GOOD ENOI'GH TO TAKE.
The finest quality of loaf sugar Is
uscd 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
it Very pleasant to take. As a medi-
cinc for the cure of coughs colds, la
grippe, croup and whooping cough it.
is unequaled by any other. It always
cares. and cures quickly. For sale by
George C. Stillson, South Norwalk,
and E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
PI'T OI'T IN TEN ROI'NDS.
Cleveland. Ohio. September 26—Joo
lliixf'ield. of Cleveland. knocked out
"Kid" Wilson. southern banthm weight.
champion. last night in the tenth round
of what was to have been it 25-roumi
bout before the itockport Athletic Club.
Tht‘y fought at ”3 pounds.
There's always hope while there's
One Minute Cough Cure. "An attack
of pneumonia left my lungs in bad
shape and I was near the first stages
of consumption. One Minute Cough
Cure completely cured rue." writes Hel-
en McHenry. Bismarck, N. D. Gives
instant relief. George C. Stllison. South
NOI'WaIk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
"Rugby gets out of all patience with
his wile. He says she can't get. a
thing through her head."
"That's funny. He told me every-
thing he said to her went in one car
:nd out of the other."
A SL'FFEREII.
Franklin Venable. an old school
teacher of Marlton. N. J., writes: On
several occasions before using boron:
Rheumatism Care, I was a great sufv
ferer from Rheumatism; after having
used the Corona Cure for two weeks
I feel as well as ever." Price one dol-
lar per package. Manufactured by
Corona Compounding Company, Cam-
den, N. .I. For sale by R. H. Piaisted.
43 Washington SL. South Norwalk..
Conn.
It is a great drawback to a man
when his mother and four sisters think
he is perfect.
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Superlative goodness must be very
hard on the hair it the good really dye
young.
Chester H. Brown. Kalamazoo, lick.
says: “Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured
me of a severe case of indigestion: can
strongly recommend it to all dyspep-
Llcs. "Digests what you eat without
dd from the stomach. and cures dys-
pepsia. George C. Stillson, South Nor-
walk; Edward P. Weed. Nor'llh,
An old bachelor 'says women wear
shoes ‘tioo small because theirlght I!“
we too large.
For wounds. burns, sans. m
skin diseases and all irritating «Ip- .
tions. nothing so soothing and healing .
‘Is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Mu. lilo.
Emma Doilcs, Matron Englewood lure,
sery. Chicago. says of it:
also fails In healing our babies. It wilt
cure." George C. sunsets, South m
walk: Edward P. Weed. W
Putting a com of broadcloth on some
cm is ruulvaleut to wantini" a coat. .
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