’ rated when you compnrc the gradual “dropping ‘
ii, With" the sunny Erbiv‘l‘h oitlfi‘s. new mass“
1
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can confidence. andsahsiacii jnon the part2pf flit:
lhiuincss, honesty: andwprbp‘er' perseverad‘cc on
[floods _
' mom. PALMS. } _
Elihu swlss CURTAINS.
FANE‘ biNGING’ 'CANARIES.
upwarvpas LAMPS.
.- irmu‘o'REQUIREo IN CAMPAIGN GOODS.
DAY STYLES
‘thushek Piano‘s.
Open every evening.
.fkTEA‘Tl
MAiu AND‘ANNE sis. sour‘u NORWALK.
ability is Bargain Day. 1
SPECIALS.
e‘nty Pieces FallOuting Elastic Pulley Belts.
'Flannelflc. ‘ ilSc.
:,ng“.13‘.'.1)““' loc. Regular l‘ricc 25c.
Silk and Satin PulleyBelts.
25c.
Regular Price 500.
\
tattoo French Flannel."
'l21/2c.
Regular Price 17c
_ nderskirts. 25 I0 40
pct cent. discount.
been used as Samples.
Sample Collars at hail-
price, viz.. 7tc
chulur Price 15c.
A Job in Dress Shields,
l0c.. l5c.. 20c.
. Regular Price zoo. 25c.. 30c.
fittigdin In Fringed
Towels. l5c.
. Regular Price me.
a. pronoun & sou.
a ’ Alll
. for any ease of Liver Complaint,
.5 . Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation
orco'stivcness we cannot cure with ‘
, a. Italian-hie hills Ilia Pill
W purely'Vég'etcblc and nevcr fail to give Satisfaction.
" contain 100- Pills, 10k bum contain 40 Pills, 5c
.’ 15, Pills. Beware substitutions and imitations.
. Stamps taken. Nerviia medical (30., Corrie}
tsunami. Stan'Clucago. Illinois. Sold by
{gas c. _'_rri.Lson. tiru'xgist. South Norwolk, Conn.
1* ‘ sons rurmrr *' w
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Brazilian
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9 7 Vila, Ito. lib or p.00
.sixrsns or
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bio; gum}: it‘tb‘mémrml ”film"-
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NEW YORK,
November 6—EIectlon
. day in greater New York dawned Into
an ideal autumn morning. The skies
wereradlantly. clear, the air Invigorat-
‘: .ii‘igi.‘ A phonomcuu‘lly licilvywbto Is as.
surcd.
A The election machinery of the muni-
cipalitynbognn moving'ln’the tlvc bor-
oughb promptly at 6 o'clock. The elec-
..ons,oflieiais were no more prompt‘
than dli‘o"votors. “ . .
In the ovor- populated districts In the
upper west side the apprehension that
thore were more voters than. there
were minutes in the day to receive
, their vote caused an early crush about
tho voting booths. As many. as fifty
men were in line at many places when
tho'olectlon officers arrived.
The polls will remain open until b
p. m. Within the limits of Greater New
York there are 1,522 voting. precincts
and 039,223,1'cglstorod voters. . Under
normal conditions about 94 per cent.
of the voters generally cost In a pres-
idcntlul your. .,
The. first returns from New York
city may be cxpcctcd about 6 o'clock
tonight.
Despite the exciting events of the
afternoon and evening previous to also
tlon..tho police officials and Ropubll
can and Democratic leaders appear to
be a unit In asserting that the election
in this city this year will be. quiet and
orderly. .
,Chief Devery arrived at policohead-
quarters at 5:45 o‘clock. He went at
once to his allies and had all the sta-
tions called up by telephone. Promptly
at 0 o'clock the .chief summoned the
newspaper men to his office.
"The polls are open and the election
In on." he said. “The opening of the
polls has been effected without disor-
der. There will be no trouble during
the day. if this department can help it.
i will be here all day with my carriage
handy. There will be inspectors and
rosorves handy to dcspatch to the
scene of an outbreak.
“i have nothing to say about McCul
high and his indictment. Sheriff Grcl
was born early this morning because 0
a. communication with some authority
Was it liovcrnor Roosevcll.? I don't
care to say. Lot tho sheriff tell what
ho likes about it. i will say that hit
visit has not intcrfcrcd with tho police
plans already formulated.
“They stand as they were first for
mulatcd. Nothing has transpired with
In twenty-four hours to cause thcl
modification. Our buslucss is to pro.
servo order at the polls and afford tbi
election officials protection In the dis
charge of their duties."
The vote was cast very rapidly In
this city. in the fifth Aosombly dis
trict one-third of the total vote had
been chat at 8 o‘clock. In Brooklyn
also the curly vote was vory,hcavy
No disorder was reported in tlic morn '
ing hours and in general the voting
was carried on quietly. in the eighth
Assembly district. which is on the
East Side, the vote was largo, but noih
lng out of the way happened. “To root"
the papers." said can votcr in this dis
trlct.. “a follow would aspect to set
them killing each other hcrc, bill
thcrc's nothing doing at all."
“I anticipate no trouble whutcvcr.‘
said State Superintendent Ol‘Elet‘thlls
John 'McCuIIugh, this morning. “I fuel
confident that it will be an ordci'ly and
quiet clectlon. l have about eight
hundred dcputlcs stationed about the
.iiffcrcnt polling places. and a number
of emergency men in the office. I am
certain that with Ihceo l shall’bc [INC
to quell any possible disturbance that
may arise. but I expect nothing of the
kind. There will bi- no troublc eitlim
between my men and the members oi
the police department.
Richard (.rokcr. leader of Tammany
Hall. surprised the election Inspectors
In his district by walking into the poll-
lug place five minutes after they find
opened. Mr. Croker‘s ballot was No. b
'und ballot No. 9 was handed to his son.
Frank. who accompanied him.
Edward P. Jones. a rctipod merchant
who has lived for seven years In a
house of which he is the. owner at 33:
West 87th tsrcet. won challenged and
arrested by a McCullagh deputy. II
was charged that Mr. Jones had reg-
lstcrcd in Brooklyn. Mr. Jones was
taken before Magistrate licucl. who
said he was satisfied on error hud noon
made and offered to discharge Mr.
Jones. but the latter refusql to be dis.
chargcd and demanded that tho case
be. continued so that he might. have the
court record in an action which he said
ho intended to bring against the dcp-
uty. 'l‘hc caso was adjourned until to
narrow and Mr. Johns was paroled.
”There must be some redress in a case
of such an outrage." he said. "I shall
consult my lawyer at once. I'm the
only Democrat In my block and that Is
the real reason for this most outrag-
eous arrest."
There were a number of nrrcsts dur-
ing the. morning. but many of them
were due to mistakes In names or in
house numbers.‘ One or two unnatural-
Izcd foreigners were arrested.
Governor Roosevelt. voted at his
home at Oyster Bay about 10:30
o'clock. He did not anticipate any sor-
Ious troublc over the electionln New
York city. lie would he prepared. he
said. to go to the city today. If It was
necessary. Otherwise hc should re-
main at his home on Sagamoro Hill.
whore he would receive the returns to-
night.
Atlllzlib o'clock this morning Nation-
al Committccmun Manloy. at. ltcpubli-
can Notional hosdqumters. said that
ho had received information from many
election districts in New. York and that
tho vote before Ii o'clock was tho honv‘
lost over pollod to that hour. lic had
hoard of no challenging or arrests.
NEW YORK. November lib-elic-
spatchos from itsrlous parts of Now
York state rccclvod by tho Associated
Prosn up to 11 o'clock show the prova-
lonce of weather conditions most fav-
orable to the polling of a large vote. A
local storm in the southwastcrn part
l
of the state last night made tho country
5 «within
‘ Buffalo ‘
flan-oi 588 votas. italics Duodenal. at
. .10 hum. .
fink: .9."
it“? orqt‘id’yl
heavy. . A . Schenec-
“98.“ two.
Wovthlrds . or
~ the registered votes had been'cast. A:
Simona Iii-one district mu... resistin-
‘ ' “ .. ‘l’ M3 ' . ’5
The students of Syracuscvniversity
; were. challenged as may appeared to
vote. but in every case the .vote was
Hwornlur _. y _
At ,flochoolhh wherodlio ballpt‘ ma.
(llllllfillvthe being uosd the ,voto- promises
to ho tho hoavlnst on record. ,
Georgosoueyk ‘god MI? yours. voted
in tlIii.LOWil‘0l.Wl no, .Ic arson county.
for the straight Republican ticltct.
. MICHIGAN,
DETROIT. Minis. wNOVoInlioi‘ = li—«Uer-
tain of the Republican.manaxcra Went
to District Judge Swan. ”standby. and
represented that in cortalnsol the Bob
lsh precincts'tks custom howl-availed
of permitting men to prepare ballots
for voters openlydn the presenceof all
bystanders. Judge Swan. accordingly
Issued on order to the United States
morshul's office to Bonddopiitioll to pro-
cincts In the fifth, seventh and ninth
wards“ Deputy United States Marshal
Taylor said the officers would.th in-
torture with the voting. but would as-
certain it the voters were Instructed
openly. and If so. lay the information
before the. United States commissioner.
DETROIT. .Novomber MIioportu
from the state any that the weather is
Ideal and. a very heavy vote is being
polled. in many cities voters were.
lined up at the polls waiting when the
election officers appeared at 7 o‘clock.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November G—No more
perfect day has over dawned in Mary-
land than that upon which the result
of the campaign In this state Is to be
decided by the voters. The polls open-
ed at 6 a. m.. and in the 304 precincts It
was estimated that one-fourth of thc
ballots had been cast by 8 o'cIOck.
There were no disturbances. The poll-
ing booths outside the city did not on
on until 8 o'clock. The beautiful Weath-
cr throughout the state makes it prob.
able that the heaviest votc cvcl- cast.
here will he the outcome,
VIRGINIA. .
RICHMOND. VIL. Novcliibor bw'i‘lio
weather is clear and cool. ldexcept in
the three close Congressional districts.
the Second. Ninth and 'I‘cnth. Where
the Republicans him: a lighting chance.
the voting promises to bc splritless. in
the stats at large which will aggregate
some 20,000 plurality for Bryan. and In
the othcr seven Congressional districts
which are rcgurdodps safely Dcmo-
erotic, neither Republicans or Domo-
3l‘uts are likely to' poll anything like
1 full votc.
_ COLORADO.
DENVER. COL. Novombcr
Througs were gathered at all the vot-
lug places In this city. whim the polls
Jpcned at 7 u. Ill. and voting proceedpd
rapidly. The weather in line. and the
vote will he the heaviest- cver cast in
Colo do. . 1cm A
m5: hundrci chiibllfil‘is have been
lppoiutcd deputy sheriffs by Sherol‘f
lotion. and they insist upon serving at
tho polls today. although the commis-
ious wcrc revoked by board of county
ommlssloncrs. About {fifteen hun-
lrcd special policemen were appointed
and instructcd to arrest uuy (lcpuly
licrlil‘ or other pursou. who might :11-
lompl to inlci'foro with \‘otcl‘s.
I‘v-
3
lNDlANAu
INDIANAPOLIS. Novcmhcr li~Eur~
ly reports from tlu- stale showed por-
.’cct election wcatlicr. 'l‘hc curly vote
was uniformly hcuvy. Precincts in the
date in 1896. 3,120; this your. 3.302.
Republican plui‘nllly in I896, “3,181. To
overcome. this tho llcmocruts must
make a gain in round numbcrs of three
votes per prccincl.
FORT WAYNE. lnd.. November 6—-
Votlng began with u rush when the
coils opened at 6 o'clock this morning.
Interest is Intense and at 8 o'clock '1
heavy votc had already been polled.
The vote promises to be unprecedent-
cdly large. The weather ls ideal. with u‘
cloudless sky and crisp but pleasant
atmosphere.
Kai—HEM.
LOUISVILLE. 'ky.. November cw—
Finer weather for election day could
not have been nskcd than flint which
prevailed In Louisvillc today. It was
just tho kind calculated to bring out on
Immense votc. At 8 o'clock. when the
polls opened. them was a long line of
voters at every precinct.
From the way voting hogan the indi-
cations were thot a majority of thclbm-
lots would be oust before noon and that
the largest votc cvcr known in Louis—
ville will be cast.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH. N. 0.. November flu-In-
terest In today‘s voting in North Caro-
lina ccntcred around the United Stilton
Senatorship. The two candidates. Jul-
Ian 8. Carr and If. U. Simmons. Indulg-
ed .in a particularly active campaign.
The state is considered safe for Iiryan.
and the vote promises to he very heavy.
The weather Is clear and cool.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS. November G—Eloc-
tlon day opened In Louisiana with In-
dlcations of showers In the Western
portion of the stato._and in New 01'-
lcans. The voting was slow and there
was apparently only half-hearted Inter-
est in tho result. duo ‘to the ballot
among Democrats that Bryan and the
Congressional ticket will make a clean
sweep of tho nintc.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 6——’I‘o-
day was fair and tho Indications are
that a heavy vote wllly 0 cost In this
city and state. The com sign was con-
ductod without blttcrnoss. 'I‘ho stuto
to confidently claimed by both portion.
each by a plurality of 131000 to 15.000.
UTAH»
SALT LAKE, Novomhor lio-Olcar
weather prevailed in this city all“
throughout Utah today. Indications
are for the heaviest voto,in the history
of Utah.
she. never lovod.
cairn irritant.
..n‘
ct f is m‘l’flirk‘fi‘ f" bl
.sra era, to" acct—— cal , shun-"em c.
it. fieldou Oak. taliauuWalnut. 05mg. Bird's
“If? ‘1‘;le KQakfill/i’gure in ‘tbe flu, ~yes! Friar good.
comfortable styles. made of '
or or Mahogany finish. 'at‘
« , .IF. 3. ' M NTIONED. each day. some one interestin; f 4‘ ”he
of the; U [291st ‘ ,Sfdl'oflfiil Would baa month before toe had {fle-
gm loo mg ill/rem. zip—~50 obvidus are they; ‘ Ambit" ” the present
lose/rs mostpbozous attractions "are Piano draperies; ’lk. Damask.
Velour. 'Tfiey add’lbe finishing touch .to a tastefully arrangcc’l’iboni.
defied" the banners of an \undraped Piano and ' affording "a back-
ground ar .1 cboz’ce bit of brie-a-b'ra'c. ,
$2.00 ’. $2.50 $2.98 $4.00 antl$5300 " A' " .- “
A WOMAN’S OWN REALM-4% Art work section. It is now a r e
fairy [and of [guilty «where the acme of daintiness characterizes the Silk". lichen.
lac-g... Embrot mdand Hand Painted novelties there gathered. Best of all. bbwéiléi'}
it offers ever fatality for the making at home of pretty and useful articlés for" Gifts.
‘ rfio immune sboibirt Ill
50ml? rinsing? g ” g
9a.: 'orW.
rm Oak
Prizes, etc. . .
Stamped Linens—~Hllow Covers—~31
Rings—Embroidery Silkwetc. .
Columbia Shetland Floss never disap fonts its users. It is the best andltbe re-
sults obtained are always satisfactory. . e babe lbe complete color scale. . . .
[THE TWILLED FLANNELS. in the Wash Fabric Sedion are such perfect pro-
IlUClIOtIS ioftlze loom that only a close inspection reveals the difference between firm}
and an all-gone! Flannel tasting five times as much. They 'iv'ear well and lb: as.
,sortmen‘t of colors, 'lbltb bow knot polka dot. lain and bro/ten stripes}? fally‘hs‘
‘ attractltie as "that of their filthef‘ priced sisters. bey are numbered among the may
fabrics m the Section bible/i afford tbe possibility of a pretty Waist at an insignifi-
cant expenditure.
The D. M. READ Co.
Esta’blishid' I857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
items-Lace Braids—
“ . W.” _ as: ' .. .. . ..___. ......
ELEVEN GUNBOATS AT CANTON: Tilt‘l‘l' isn't much difference between i
HONG KONG. November 6—‘I‘hc‘animuls outing grass
presence of cloves gunboats at Can-Lunlmuln. (“439‘
The man who
' Is able to keep his
and grasscatmg , mouth shut has a knack of appearing
ton, causes continued speculation. . v- - ,
The action of a German vcsscl report-l ' . To remove troublesome corn or
ad to be sounding In the Vicinity of} :Iiunlon: First soak the corn or bun-
Houan and Fall has cuusrd a rumor
that the Germans intend to obtain a
concession. owing to the increasing
tradc and crowded coudilous of
Shulucn.
.ion in warm water to soften it. then
more it down as closely as possible.
There is more Qatari-h in this smfiwithout drawing blood. and “‘31)."
‘tlou of the country than all other (“3- i Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily;
musics put logethcr. and until the lustii'“bbl“8 vigorouflly {0" “V9 minutes I“
'fcw yours was supposed to be lncur-‘eaCh application, A com plaster
labia. him a great many Yours doctors i 3'10““ be “’0?“ for a few days, to pro-
.prouounccd it a local disease. and pr:-- 3 to” it from “‘9 shoe. A?! 11 general
scribed local remedies. and by mmllinlmcnt for prains, bruises. lameness
'stuntly falling to cure with local trcnl- l and rheumatism. PM“ Balm l.” ““‘
lmcnl. pronouuccd it incurable. Science 1 “q"fi'“0~ For sale by George 0- Still-
bss proren catarrh to be. a constliil-'30"‘ South Nor walk, and Edward P
mun . . . ., Weed. Norwitlk.
but she will- be an. tlonul disease. and theicfom requires
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT,
plcuscs all the family. Four flavors:
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and Straw—
berry. Al your grocers. Try It to-
day. ‘
A woman may be u fricud of thc
always wins the good opinion. if not:
one. Corns. Skin Eruptions. Best Pilc
‘ constitutional trcatment. Hull's Ca-l .
enemy of the man she lovod and lost. tarrh Cure. manufactured by 5. Love never turns back because it
.. M , , .I. Chonoy & 00.. Toledo. onio..100k~‘* “k9 l'aln- '
‘ l have used Ciliiliibfllium“ .001”) in the only constitutional cure "_‘"_ .
(.holcrn uud Diarrhoea Reincily, and on the markct. It is mm.“ ill‘l Chamberlain‘s Stomach and Liver
find it to be a great medicine."
Mr. E. S. Phipps. of PotcuupArk.
curcd me of bloody ilnx. i cannot
speak too highly of iii" This i'f'llit‘ll,‘"
praisc. of those. who uso it. The quick
cures which It efforts oven in the most'
severe cases. make It a favorite cvcry-
whcrc, For sulc by (lcorgc C. Still)
son. South Norwnlk. and Edward l’.‘
chd. Norwalk. ‘
'I‘hcrc are three ways of getting out i
of u sr:rnpc—‘——push out. back out and
kecp out,
A VILLAGE BLACKSMITH SAVED
HIS LITTLE SON’S LIFE.
Mr. H. il. Black, the well-known
village blacksmith at Grahamsvlllo.
Sullivan Co.. N. Y.. says: "Our littlp
son. five years old. has always been
subject to croup. and so bad havetho
attacks been that we have feared
manytimcs that he would die. We
have had the doctor, and used many
medicines. but Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy ls nowour sole reliance. It
seems to dissolve the tough mucous.
and by giving frequent doses. whon
tho croupy symptoms appear. we have
found that tho dreaded croup is cured
boforc it gets settled.“ There Is no
danger in giving this remedy. for it
contains no opium or other injurious
drug. and may be given as confidently
to a babe as to an adult. For saye by
G. C. Stillson. South Norwulk. and E.
P. Weed. Norwalk. '
Eve was the first woman. and prob-
ably tho last. who did not gather up
her, skirts and scream at the sight of
a mouse.
MILLION8 GIVEN AWAY.
It is certainly gratifying to know of
one concern in the land who are not
afraid to be generous to the needy and
suffering. .The proprictors of Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion. Coughs and Colds. have given
away over ten million trial bottles of
this great medicine; and have the sat-
lsfactlon of knowln It has absolutely
cured thousands o hopeless cases.
Asthma. Bronchitis. Hoarseness and an
diseases of. the Throat. chat and
nullify are surely cured by It. ,Call on
F. .haxter, So th Norwalk. or John
A.‘ Rings. Norwol . drunglsts. and get
free bottle. Regular also. 60c. and $1.
fyo yI botlo guaranteed. or price ro-
an or. ‘
RED HOT FROM THE GUN.
Was the ball that hit (1. B. Btoadman.
of NewarleclL. In the Civil War. It
causou horrible Ulcers that no treat-
ment. helped for twonty years. Then
Bucklen'n Arnica. Salvo cured him.
Cures Cuts. Bruises, Burns, Balls. ’Fol-
cure on earth.‘ 25 cents a box. Cure
guaranteed. Boldlby If. H. Baxtor.
south Norwaik; John A. Risks. Nor-
waik. drugslsts.
.Gold may be the key to society.
lcirculurs and testimonials.
hilt povorty In Its strongest barrier.
ll‘lll.
for any case it fails to cure.
Address. 1’. .i. CHENEY & 00..
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Hull’s Family Pills arc the host.
A doctor is a lllilll who kills you to‘
day in order to save you the trouble of
dying tomorrow.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of MIL
ford, Dcl.. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He begandust like
the one we lost with cronp. We gave
him a few "doses. He quickly dropped
:0 sleep, and was all right in the room.
on."
For sale by R. H. Plalste'd and I“. H.
Baxter.
With the exception of o neglected
husband them is no sadder spectacle
than a neglected wife.
if you have ever seen a child in the
agony of croup. you can realize how
grateful mothers are for. One Minute
Cough Cure. which gives, relief as soon
as It is administered. It quickly
cures all throat nndlung troubles. G.
C. Btlllsou. South Norwalk; E. P.
Weed. Norwalk.
. \
The modern novel. to be genuinely
popular. It. seems. has to be both moral
and Immoral.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del...cuys: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dio-
trcas and belching. i tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. muluone 50
cent bottlo cured mo complotcly.” '
For sale by R.. H. l’loistnd and F. H.
Baxter. . 1,
Honvcn ncvor helps the man who
is too lazy to hustle. a little In his own
behalf. ’
You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing a cough or a cold to dev‘olop
into pneumonia or consumption. One
minute Cough Cure will cum throat
and lung troubles quicker than any
other preparation known. Manydoo .
tors usc it. as a specific for grippo. It'
is an Infalllblc remedy, for lcroup.
liblldron‘llko It. and mothers nndorso
It. 0. C. Stillson.‘ SOIIlII Norwalk: '3).
P, Wood. Norwsl’k. ‘
The man wiifil marries a widow Is
duly bound to klvc up smoking. If
«be. In Willing to zlvc up her woods
for him he should give up his woods
for nor. ‘
Toledo, 0. .hus to give it up.
i
l
l
city-c'wl.“ul.y‘ In doses from morons to a Tablets cure billousness. constipation
rtcaspoonful. It acts directly on thcw‘md headache. They are easy to take.
blood and mucous surfaces of the. sys— and 9‘93“” l“ 939“-
'l‘hey offer one hundred do'llnrsl 690‘?“
Send for? and Edward P. Weed. Norwulk.
| .-....‘._._...._...
For sale by
C. Stillson. South Norwalk.
Life is a conundrum—and every onc
l
Whon you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take a dose of Cham-
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach. tone.
up your liver, and regulate your bow-
els. making you feel like a new man.
For sale by George C. Stillson. South
Noi'walk. and Edward P. Weed. Not"
wn k.
Man's weakness lies In his fancied
wisdom. ‘
Many people worry because they be-
lieve they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all
right. but their stomachs are unable
to digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat. 'and prevents
the formation of gas. which makes the
stomach press against the heart. it
will cure every form of indigestion. G
C. Stillson. South Norwalk; E. P.
Weed. Norwalk.
No man should complain if mean.
urcd with his own yardstick.
W
Both makers and clrculators of conn-
torfelts commit fraud. Honest men
will not deceive you Into buying worth-
less counterfolts of DeWItt's Witch
Hazel Salvo. The original is infallible
for curing piles, sores. eczema nodal]
skin diseases. 0. C. BtllImn. South
Norwslk: E. P. Weed. Norwalk. '
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tor: It makes ghosts of hosts.
DeWItt's Little Early Risers are the
best liver pills ever made.” Easy to
take and never gripe. 0.. C. Stillson.
South Norwslk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
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. Men who reckon without their boots
should be pretty cood stufluurco.
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.WHAT SHALL vi: HAVE roll but;
sInTi‘ ‘ ' . .
"This aliostlon prison in the family
every day. Let an answer It today.
'I‘ry Joli-O. a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared» In two min toil.
No boiling! no baking! and build:
water and act to cool. Flavors: Lern-
on. Orange. Raspberry and Straivber-
ry. At your grocers. 10c. ‘
can”...
The nttondanco at Missouri lunlvon-
city In mm 1.300. or nedriy doublo the
number of students in 1894 and 1995.
DcWItt's Witch ilasol Salve will
quickly heal the worst burns and
scslds. and not leave a scar. it con ho
applied to cuts and row‘surfaces. with
.prompt and soothing effect. . Use It for
pllns and skin diseases. Beware, of
worthless oonntorfoitn. G. C. Stilllml.
South Norwalk‘: Iii. P. Weed. Norwlllk.
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