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Wadi Per-
MAItIMII—
”TRIM“ It'll MW
. her”. 8. 50 p. m.-
» ur negated gogscAnf-
‘ a e m-
”first light lnTl' the labor-
‘ ll not/known“ TA“ enemy
" When aler cans
"galls they rosin it desert
plrty moved on Porno
The Nlhth infantry.
from ”Santa Rita. was
ll! Geflt’li Wheeler and
rgy-slxtllm infantry, under Colo-
‘ ngn.‘ accompanied
“Arthur from San Antonio.
struck the town at 9
ammo a brisk flre. which
s'a'd tour,"c
Mthz‘the enemy for half
0 “moments gentsfled and
our their
. Ion of the
” before the light. Smith's com-
of Angus; made a demonstra-
Wm iiHng artillery up the railroad
maported one casualty, and
officer men of his regiment
:The artillery had no one In-
THE ADVANCE.
WIS. WM 28,10:10 a. m.—
“movement against Porno. about
miles from Bacalor. In Pompan-
province. which began at daybreak
wing. is conducted personally
HacArthur. General Wheel-
Niuth Regiment and a bat‘
_ncing by two roads. while
ton, commanding the
and Sayenteenth Regiments. is
to block the Insurgents from
m to the north. The Thirty-
sixth Regiment accompanies General
“firth". Firing has begun near
‘Aag eles.
Two Filipino majors came to tho
American lines last night with mee-
sagls regarding the American prison
era: who were to arrlve this morning.
Th8! also requested permission fol
Mal Alejandrino. one colonel and
lieutenant coionels to visit General
‘ They were refused entrance to
the American lines until noon Friday
Mt of today' a fight. and (loner-
” si Mondrian alone will be allowac.
willtvtleneral Otis. '
The insurgents recently entrenchel.
urtisoned the town of Paete on
: - do Bay. In the province of La-
Subseqnently Captain Larsen
- nin'g the gunboat Napldlnn
ell for a conference with the citi
T As he was proceeding up tho
' wit street of the. town he was re
mind with a volley from a hidden
trench. The party retreated to theix
halt under cover of the building and
radioed their vessel. The Napidian
then bombarded the trench for
hour. completely destroying it.
In... to trace A neracrlvc.
Three Hundred Chlesn Colored Mel
'“ Tflrstvfer Velma-ea.
o.
ill.
.0
. ' . Chicago. September 28—Colored men
’ " ill cause last night tried to lynch
, Jamestwashingt‘on, a detective. be-
eanuihe ran down and surrendered It.
‘ thd'Tbnnesaee ofllciais an escaped cun-
viot aimed Edward Curtis. Their on-
W was roused to the point of frenzy
beam Curtis. since his escape, had
marriedand was lending an honest life
The crowd had surrounded Washing-
ton‘ a home, 2811 State street and were
etyfhg for vengeance. Washington and
Manila had just returned home after
spending the day in the offlce of Chlel
of Police Ripley. for protection, for he
had heard threats before.
as soon as Washington was seen to
’ enter the house the word was passed
. lt-E'Wthe line. and within five minutes
‘ ' coldred men and women had gath
n the front and rear of the rcsio
Angry mutterings grew Into
era of -"Briug' him out!" "Lynch
' hi " "Shoot him" and a rush was
for the house. Police Ofllcers
, K .letus and Vail fought desper-
slot to keep back the crowd. but they
were overpowered and had about given
up" of saving Washington‘s Im-
w .a patrol wagon filled with ofi‘iccrlI
in response to a riot call. The
police were compelled to use their
clubs freely. Washington was taken
to the police station fur safety. there
being another fight when the officers
brought him out of the house. A guard
was posted at his house all night to
prevent the crowd from pillaging it
Washington; who was nearly paralyzed
' with“ fair, aly's lie is tired of the ne-
' active business.
17;,
Ilsa roman colcu.
W James Otis Ham, ’9‘.
‘ I“ Tn“ the tale Team.
New Haven. September 28—Manager
, 9 this morning announced
. ‘m
'tltlt Yale's head football
this season will be ex-Captaiu
”WON! Ratlm’”. Heisnow
“with“ been in full control of the
fill! of th candidates for several
.Rodgers, who Is at present study-
Harvard Law School will
’ to spell! all of his time in
Bewlji, however.be here
i.thc time as possible. The
ion set-Captain Fred litur-
isstudylng in Harvard
m assist Ir. Rodgers
to New Haven wnen the head
3}
Med to he in Cambridge,
thefoot football eleven. The flnal
all the entire responsibilitv
’ gives very general sat-
m and Nr. Rodgers was .
unit this morning on the'
M ‘- camp will also devote as
' g u. gun as possible to the
‘ m
' on: will he with head coach
w :- mino- of his appoint-
snuff
0N VIOLENCE.
mhcr ss-At the third
mNewmlrket first
was won by ltd
tom. aselill'spllie '
In: Ihlss ef roas- he? use,
mm”! *
New Yoih ,'Ieytsa'lbsr ss—Alll'ounce-
meat was offlcisiiy made yesterday of
all the warshi ,ps, yachts and other ves-
sels that will be in the aural panda.
also the formation of the column.
The announcement. which was made
by General Howard Carroll. chairman
of the Executi e Committee. Is: -
Parade to rt from Quarantine.
Friday. 1 o'clock p. m.. in this order:—
Tbe police boat Patrol. the fire boots
New Yorker and Van Wyck. the steam-
er Sandy ildolt. having on board Mayor
Van Wyck and representatives of the
city of New York; the armored cruiser
()iympin. flagship of Admiral Dewy;
the Chicago. protected cruiser. flagship
of Rear Admiral Howison; the New
York. a'rnlored cruiser. flagship of Rear
Admiral Sampson; the indiann and the
Massachusetts. both first-class battle-
ships and sister ships to the Oregon:
the Texas, second-class battle ship:
the Brooklyn. armored cruiser: the
Lancaster. gunnery ship. type of old
navy. of the Hartford class; the Mar-
ietta gunbont; the Scorpion. auxiliary
cruiser; the Porter. the Dunout the
Ericsson, the Winslow and the Cush-
ing torpedo boats: the Manning. the
Algonquin; the Gresham, the Wiadum
and the Onondaga, revenue cutters: the
Sedgwick. the McPherson and the Mc-
Clellan. transports, and the Missouri,
hospital ship.
The steamer Monmouth. flying the
flag of the State of New York and hav-
Ing on board representatives of the
Naval Militia, of New York. The Mon—
mouth to he followed by other vessels,
is of the Naval Militia.
Official boats of the city—The Gener-
al Slocum and the Glen island. having
on board the general committee of citi-
zens: the Mount Hope, with the legis-
lative branch of the city government;
the Warwick, with the beads of city
departments; the Mntteawan, with
members of the press.
FIRST DIVISION-ESCORTING
COLUMN.
Yachts—Under command of Commo-
dore J. Pierpont Morgan, The Corsair,
Flagship.
SECOND DiViSiON—ESCORTING
COLUMN.
Merchant Marine. under command of
Captain Perry. flagship the Red Ash.
with the following alds': Captain Ed-
win Deats. flagship the William H.
Vanderbilt; Captain David Van Clenf.
flagship the (fyossct: Captain H. M.
Smith. flagship the Montauk; Captain
Augustus McKenzie. flagship the Wil-
liam H. Flint. and Captain William
M. Burrows, flagship the Rosalie.
The steamships the Buena Ventura
(the first prize captured in the Spanish
war), the Ponce. the Mackay-Hennctt
and the Miami.
FIRST SECTiON.
The sieamboats Massachusetts. My-
mouth. (‘ity of Lowell. Grand chulr
iic. St. Johns. Shinnecock and Middle-
town.
SECOND SECTION.
. The stenmbnnts James A. Baldwin.
City of Troy. Columbia. Montauk, New
Brunswick (of Boston), Onetcro. Cam-
bridge and Saugcrtics (of Ulster).
THIRD SECTION.
The steamboats John A. Starla. John
.Lenox (having on board membcm of
thc Arion and Liederkranz societics,
who will sing when passing the Olym-
pia). Sam Sloan. Howard Carroll. Mya-
dert Starin. Laura M. Stariu, Glen. Mo.
hawk, Valley Girl. ,
FOURTH SECTION.
The steamboats Cygnus. Sirius. Cep-
heus. Pegasus. Taurus, Cetus and Wil-
liam I“. Romer.
FIFTH SECTION.
The steamboats Long Island. illock
island. Gay Head, City of Norwich.
Continental. Twilight. Tolchester. idle—
wild and Chrystcnan..
SIXTH SECT.lON
The steamboats liomcr ansdcii. i),
S. Miller, Paul Koch iohn Sylluester
Ray Queen. Angler Magenta J. S. Wor-
den and Thomas S. Brennan.
SEVENTH SECTION.
The steamboats New Brunswick. Lily
of Hudson. Mary Patten. Little Silver.
Pleasure Bay, Elberton. Black Bird.
Belle Horton and Midland.
EIGHTH SECTION.
The stcamshlps Minnihannock. .i. G,
Cariisie. Chancellor, Rockland. F. l’.
James. Crystal Stream. William Flet-
cher, Gcorge Star, John E. Moore.
Meta and Golden Star.
NINTH SECTION.
The propellers Wanderer. Nassau.
Favorite. Squantum. Rambler. Balti-
more, John Frye. General Carr and Jo-
sephine. of Bridgeport.
TENTH SECTION.
The propellers Alien Joy. or Rosalie.
Panticokc. Lagonda. Colonial. Neptune,
Park City, Pauline and Endeavorer.
TWELFTH SECTION.
The propellers Leader. Johanna.
Greenwich. Elia. Meteor and Ridgewny
ark.
l H lRD DiVlSlON-ESCORTING COL-
YM .
Barges. tugs. propellers and unat-
tached vessels, under‘command of Cap-
tain Frederick H. ilalzeil. with the fol-
lowing aids: Captain Walter S. Poi-
lock. Captain A. ll. Valentine. Captain
M. Moran and Captain E. M. Tim-
mine.
The first division. yachts. will form
in column of twos. heading south. with
leading vessels opposite Quarantine
and about midway between the Staten
island and Long island shores.
The second division. merchant mar-
Ine. will form In column of twos. head-
lng south. with leading vessel at Bay
Ridge bell buoy.
The third division. lugs and aunt.
inched vessels will form In column of
threes. heading south. with leading
vessel at Red Buoy off Erie Basin. All
vessels must be In position by half-
pnst 12 o'clock la the afternoon.
Our second floor is devoted exclu-
sively to Wall Papérs. Here you will »
had the very latest patterns.‘
PIII'I'S, OILS, llll ,.
illiilfliil.
We carry a very large stock of
paints of the best known makes—
they'rc guaranteed to wear as well all
to hold their color. Our Oils aud'Var-
nishes "are 'the finishing touch" to
any Job.
lil'lIiTS’ Iluulu
that enable artists to make their
paintings "works of art" are here. We
hlve tube and water colors. The very
best kind. ‘Everything for artists.
PICTURE I’Illllis.
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'.Suppilcs. Art—
ists‘ Materials.
. Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decorating.
DECKER.
87 Washington street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. Cali, 143-5. Open evcnings till 8:30.
Paints and
brushes.
Devoe’s
PAINTS.
Longman
& Martinez
PAINTS.
Berry Brothers’
VARNISHES.
These are the lead-
ers. Buy no others.
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS
8t DOW.
112 Washington st.,
South Norwalk.
4
WE BALL YIIIIII AllEIIlllIl
To the advantages onerd In the using
of our Lehigh Coal: Leas dirt, less
dust, more comfort. more satisfaction,
more heat to the bushelful. more econ-
omy to the too than any coal sold.
Gives satisfaction because it’s satis-
factory coai. Try It once. You'll see
the advantage of using It always. $5.00
per ton.
IRVIIB LOCKWOOD & 00.
Successor to D. Harris.
Coal Yard and Office. Water street;
Branch Office. corner Washington and
hlaln street. South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Call. 31-6.
II. ARTHUR BIHIIIII,
Electriod Engineer
and Contractor.
House wiring of every description.
Gas and electric fixtures, motors,
storage batteries. telephones.
Repairing and jobbiug a specialty.
29 WALL STREET.
woawatlt.
mama-ca.
mum” nus;
Every house In Our city should decorate this week.
See our stock! «if ‘
Silk Bunting and Muslin. Flags,
Fancy Lantern,
and Decorative Bunting.
Our prices are at least 25 per c cut lower than pres-
ent‘N. Y. quotations.
()ur Carpet liner is now a true accommodation for
our townspeople. Foretbought in early buying enables
us to ofier lngraiu, Brussels and Velvet Carpets. 'Jute.
Ingrain, Smyrna. Velvetfiuud Fur Rugs; also Art Squares
atpless than present mill} prices.
a———- 4 .-. -. W_._..-._.__._
All the new styles of Oil Cloth and Linoleum
. 0. ,‘ --
We make our own Mattresses and can furnish any
thing desired at manufacturers' prices.
Remember we are thorough llousel‘urnisllers. sup-
plying everything desired In that line.
-...._..--..___..—-_. .- .._...
()pen every evening. Goods delivered 50 miles.
S. SUR "VANT.
soars MAIN AND Ass smears.
so‘uru souwus
SS‘mo\tum,
Suntan, 3
haunting.
Brussels.
Video’s
6'\\ Chin.
CKmaMa’d’mg,
3. SapanosoMa’d'mg.
Manuel. Mats ann'lkuqs.
Rampant. Slate Curious.
Shades to Grief a Specialty.
A. Dickerman 8: $011.
84 WASJIIIIBTIIII STREET. SOIIIII' IIOIIWAIK.‘
10.000 bushels
on Recieanod Clipped White Oats,
and 10 carioads
01d Timothy Hay,
AT OUR ELEVATOR.
Horses fed on new nuts and new
hey are subyect‘ to the Colic.
"RAYMOND BROS.
Murder and Attempted Suicide Thomas vol lam
; has borne the signature
‘ Fletcher. and has been made under
Follows Domestic Trouble in
a Detroit Family.
llclroil. Illicit. September 2ii~iiint
('iul'n Rilciucl'. ugcd thirty-four, of IO!)
l'illllt'I‘iill' sircci. lust night attempted
4
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I
l
to liilii'ilI-l' her. three children and I'ilili- .
mil suicide. She gave the
children ‘
morphine. slit her own wrists and tbml ‘
Iurucd on tho gas in Inc room llif'i'
WH'f' iu. Wilcn discovcrcd, two of the
cbiidrcll. iiul'oid, ugcd three. and the
baby. aged foul-Icon months. were dead.
Hy hard work. the eldest child EIIer.’
iibcincr. wci'c resuscitate-d, Mrs.
Itiwincr failed to cut the arteries in
bcr wrists and tile pr’siI-lnns any she
will recover. The fondly was discov-
ered by Mrs. ilhciner's two brothers.
who bud met Ilcr husband on the street,
and from his peculiar actions Imagined
the couple had had some troublc. They
went to the house to investigate llIlll
.I’ouud iilcm nil in om- room, which was
full of gas. Mrs. Iihcincr Inadc u state-
Incnt In the oiiiccrs. admitting killing
thc children. and said she wished she
was with them. She confessed to hav.
ing bad domcstic trmillles. Imt statml
that they were not entirely responsible
for her dccd. if is believed that Mrs.
itilciner is Insunc. Her husband has
not-been found since the crime was
discovrrcd. and she says he has not
bccn at home for three days.
YALE ACADEIIC YEAR.
.~.—_—..
Berna Today with an increase in tile
Classes of all Departments.
Ncw iinvcn. Sdptembcr 2ii—-Yaie Un-
lvcrsity began its i99tll acedemic yenr
today. From present indications there
will be an increase in the entering clas-
ses of both the academic and the scien-
tifi' departments. also the law school.
'I'Ilc othcr departments will apparently
llOlIl their own.
The recitations today were perfunc-
tory and consisted mainly In the. meet-
ing between studcnts and instructors
for assignments of work. Tilc first
chupci cxercises will take place to-
morrow morning. The occasion will be
i’rcsidcnt iimiiey's first meeting with
the students as the hnivcrsity‘s cxcc-
uiive. After tomorrow. howcvcr. pro-
fessors of the several departments will
conduct tilc chapel exercises.
MANI'SCRIP’I‘S BI'RN-
El).
VALlMllIJ‘l
Chicago. September 28—Wlidwood.
the log cabin studio of Mrs. Ella W.
I’cnttie. Ncar South Haven. Mich.. was
burncd to the ground last Monday
night. More than fifty of Mrs. Peat-
tie's unpublished manuscripts. includ-
Ing two unfinished novels and twenty
lectures. were destroyed. All of Mrs.
I'enttic's notes and memoranda for
stories and essays were lost with man-
uscripts and her working library.
ANOTHER STAY FOR MRS. i'iOTRiN.
San Francisco. September Til—Thirty
days‘ further stay of execution was
granted yesterday to Mrs. Cordelia
,Ilotitin. who was found guilty of the
murder of Mrs. John P. Dunning. of
Dover. Del, by sending her poisoncd
candy through thc mail. Her appu hi
to the Supiclllc Court is not yet not
fected.
WILL PROBABLY Bid LYNCHED.
Tcxnrknna. Ark. Scptembcr L’s—A
mob last. night made a demand on
Shcrifl' ilcckham for Tom Saunders.
colored. whryiast Friday shot and kill-
ed Henry Wheeler. :1 piantcr on Red
River. and thc laticr's littlc daughter.
The shcrifl' refused to surrender the
prisqu-r and hurried him out of town.
but llF' probably will he iyuchcd.
ilI.i7.7.ARD i.\' NORTH DAKOTA.
Grand Forks. N. iI.. Scptcmlwr 23—
Tlle fiercest September blizzard with-
in thc memory of the oldest inhabi—
tants of the Red River Vuiicv Is now
raging. Rain begun to fail curly ycs-
terday and about dark last night It
turned to snow. The ground is now
covered. snow is falling. drivcn by a
severe southwest. wind.
Educate Your Howell Wills lerets.
(.‘nfltiy t'othnrlic. cure constipation forever.
l0c.:!5c. If C. (LC fnii,IlruggIsts rcfund money.
“Summer Boarder—i thought you
wrote mc that you had no mosquitoes
Joshua liny—~Waii.i haln'f. ’ihuir
be more or less of ’cm crround here.
bllt I don't claim 'em.
To Care a Gold In One Dav.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggista refund the money if It
falls to cure. 254:. The quinine ' has
L. B. Q. all each tablet. .
"Ainchcr workin‘. now, Jimmy?
"Naw. Strike."
"Chee!"
”'T rce of' cm. i strikes dc ole man
fer a raise. he strikes an attitude. an
den i strikes ue sidewalk
A THOl'SAND TONGI'ES I
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer. of 1125 Howard street.
Philadelphia. Pa.. when she faimd that
' Dr. King's New Discovery for Cou-
all: Bis! lulu #BEVERAGES.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
Hit} ND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY ONION.
HIGHLAND BAV RIAN, HIGHLAND PIIAINER,
HIGHLAND MAI. EXTRACT, HIGHLAND CREAM ALE.
and Mail .‘wlth Iron. Stock Ale and Porter.
PUT UP EXPRLSSL} FOR FAMHX USE.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
THE PURES'l‘ MALT TON ICS MADE.
They build up the weak and are unsurpassed In any particular.
Hotels and saloons tarnished at reduced prices.
nlatvszun-rfum 1'0 manual“
lent: G. HIMILTON, Sole Agent.
so.” a this in soavvsuc HOTEL.
«aw mmmlrmptm all. 14M. sore-Is
‘ Till HIGHLAND. Winnlpluk.
HIGHLAND 0N ran um In!” HIGH"! STANDARD. ,_
‘the pain and promptly heal it.
but.
sumptlon had completely cured her of
a backing 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 siccp soundly. something
i can scarcely remember doing before.
i feel like sounding its praises through‘
out the universe."
who tries Dr. King's New Discovery
for any trouble of the Throat. Chest or
Lungs. Price 50c and ”.00. Trial bot-
tles free at Frank H. Baxter’s Dmg
Store: every bottle guarantee...
A FRIGIITFI'L BLI’NDER
Will often cause a horrible Burn.
Scald. Gut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnlcn
Salve. the belt in the world, will kill
Cures
Old Sores. Fever Sores. I'Iccrs. Bails
Felons. Corns. all Skin Eruptions. Heat
Pile Care on Earth. Only 25 cents a
Cure guaranteed. Sold by Frank
H. mpnrlggllt.
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So will every one '
clothes."
oil‘s.
his personal supervision foi‘oftt‘ 80
veers. Allow no one to deceive you
in this. Counterfeit; Initiation“ and ‘
“JWod' m but la
and endanger‘the health: of ill:
-F.:psr'len_oe against Sspeti'men
bar; In CASTORIA
rls' It a harmless substlt'm
for i' alter Oil, Paregoric. Drops and
Soothing Syrups It It Pleasant It
contains neither Opium licrphlno
nor' other Narcotic subitaactl' lie
I age Is its guarantee. It team
who was III-yen years of age, and Mrs.’
Worms and allay: Feverishnell.
sartorial-nos and Wind Colic. It
relieves Teething Troubles, cures
Constipation and Flatnlency. It at-
sinuiam the Food, regulates till
tomacil and Bowcls, givin healthy
and animal sleep. The hiidua's
Panacea-Tile Mother s Friend.
ilu find You Iiau Alvap [lentil
Bears the Signature of
. .‘
In Use For'OIIorso Years.
‘ - was «its» lea-soc. sun tan em: w‘ .
With horscless carriages. painless
dentistry. chuiniess wheels, etc.. a.
noiseless child has been discovered in
the freak that is seen and not heard.
$99;
The man who hasn't thc moral cour-
age to say “no" on some very import-
ant occasions manages to cope with
the situatimr when his wife asks him
for money.
llosv Are Your Kidneys f
as Pillacurolil kidney Ills.
Dr. llobhs'
pie free. Add Ste ting Remedyto. Chicagoor
I
GOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE.
The finest quality of loaf 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
it very pleasant to take. As a medl-
cine for the cure of coughs colds, ll
grippe. croup and whooping cough it
Is unequaled by any other. it always
cares, and cures quickly. For sale by
George C. Stillsoa, South Norwalk.
and E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
There Is one blessed thought in the
approach of winter. the persons next
door whose steps join yours will not
be quite as conversant with your ni-
fairs as they are now.
There's always hope while there'-
One Minute Cough Cure. "An attack
of pneumonia left my tan in bad
shape and l was near the rat stagey _.
of consumption. One Minute Cough
Cure completely cured me." writes Hel-
en McHenry. Bismarck N. D. Gives
Instant relief. George C. Stiiisou. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
She—This paper tells of a man who
stopped off a cliff and dropped 800 feet.
Hc~~iluhf That fellow must be a.
regular human centipede.
A SUFFERER.
Franklin Veaable. an old school
teacher of Maritou. N. J.. writes: On
several occasions before using corona
Rhcumatism Cure. 1 was a great suf-
fercr from Rhcumatism; after having
used the Corona Cure for two weeks
i feel as well as ever." Price one doi-
iar per package. Manufactured by
Corona Compounding Company. Cam-
den. N. J.
i3 Washington St..
For sale by R. H. Piaisted.
South Norwallt.
Conn.
"What's this? exclaimed the Filip-
ino commander: “Capt. Wokwok rc-
poricd as wounded!"
"Ye... general."
"Why. he hasn't been within gunshot
of the enemy for days."
"No, general; but he got a frightful
tonc bruisc in yesterday's'retreat.‘
A SE. 'SIBLE MAN
Would use Kemp’s Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs.
cases of Coughs. Colds, Asthma. Bron-
chitis. (‘roup and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. than any other medicine.
it Is curing more
The proprietor has authorized any
druggist to give you a Sample Bottle
Free to convince you of the merit of
this great remedy. Price 25c and 503.
The Moon—What's the matter. dear?
“ ’i‘hc Earth—'l'hat measly parasite of
minc. Santo Domingo. Is trying to
make more revolutions than i can.
C‘s-TORI...-
Mm ~ m‘hflllmmm
U
“i never judge a woman by her
he said.
“i suppose," replied his better half.
sarcasticaily. "that's why you go to so
many burlesque shows."
Chester H. Brown, Kaismasoo, ltich..
says: "Kodol Dyspepsia. Giro cured
me of a severe case of indigestion: can
strongly recommend it to all dyspep-
lics. “Digests what you out without
aid from the stomach. and cures duv-
pepsia. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
waik: Edward P. Weed. Norwalh.
”.Wcll Ned finally proposed last Sun-
day evening.’
"Was he embarrassed?"
"Embarrassed? i should say so!
Why. he made such'hnrd work of It I
was afraid he'd
hath!"
dcsecratc. the Sab-
For wounds. burns, scalds. sures.
skin diseases and all irritating erup-
tions. nothing so soothing and healing
as Dertt’a
Emma Bones. Matron Englewt‘Iod Niiro
sery, Chicago. says of It:
else fails in healing our babies. it will
fl"...
walk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalh.
Wltl'll mm Sal". "PI:
"WM all
George C. Simona. South sce-
Norwalk Chronicler