on olyl and lost, bittnot ,
* té uric illiorbllfihlyd
and so are we,
. not Parlor Suits, each piece differ»
gt olivine. Marvelously low prices.
.,_ .‘3‘ .virantes thand‘without'fioot-
ryorvelour cushions. Eireluswe desigtis
. , ill; in” furniture-wwe have them...
to sin y up to the “gold standard."viEilsy.
“ y Widddw and Comer Chairs, Tote-a:
fl ables, Cabinctu,‘~ctc., in pleasing variety, at
Adi-not make a select ion from our variety of 35 styles
in leather. others in silk, pantisote and broca-
cs‘ are as catchy as the variety.
oridwénownéd Mathushek Pianos, we carry the only
of Music Cabinets. in town. Prices from $3 to $18.00
my one at bargain.
‘ nines will be offered this week in Pictures,
, , Dressing Tables,Hall Racks and White Enameled
' collects. '
‘ectiouery Department, on main iloor, is making more
or day;oroers by either mail or telephone, for confec-
Cream or Fine Bekory. will receive immediate atten-
‘ ‘ , OPEN EVERY EVENING.
. Twp...“
rortomnt,
NORTH buildup ANN'STREETS.
l h in Christian.“ »
__i(ia'y Goods are coming in, and to make room to dis-
em, we will make a sale of short lengths and broken
. so dildos WILL AFFORD A SPECIAL ATTRAC-
TION.
MNANTS AND ODD
‘ PIECES
look! at attractive prices.
SILK WAISTS
are always in demand. You
can buy them at less than
their value.
MERCERIZED SKIRTS.
Have been samples. It
didn’t improve them, but
(lid improve the prices for
you.
MATS AN D RUGS.
Dropped patterns. Just as
NGJILANNEI..-
‘ET'IES- ,
ngths at short prices
Komuns AND
. . . . good quality and lower
the uttroctive bargains prices.
hfltérvdevoted to special items for this sale.
BOYS' WAISTS.
”(3013113585. MEN'S SHIRTS. 1
. ”SVQSPENDERS. TAM O’SHANTERS.
other goods at sale prices.
plCKERMAN s: sou.
"wiihlllfiionfitrtéi. South Norwalk.
inhibit
W or. ‘
and In“ «to
Right Minotaur. Loon “Memory. oil wuating dio- .. -. . “
' roildoolohpoolf-ubuue orte’moto ‘u’n’d ludiocrotlou. 60
wo'uoulc’uud blood .. l‘ldel'.’ Brings tho pink '"ulu'
. " chariot Ind more: (hit fire ofxyoutil. By
_ .whm, «Amway ”no; without mo.- 60
onto gumbo to euro or: refund tho money polo. 01‘.
‘ .3? m ‘ ‘Wrdudmpybfourbuntobhgmmtoobmd. ."
' ‘ . n ruins W .. ~ ..
. l «W mm A _ ”W“ “W“
‘ loud ourofocLooo ol‘Pomr. V‘urlcooolo. 11W or shrunken
daemon Motto. Numb Pro-from, Hyoturio. Fits. lounll
Alto nituof Romain Unol'i‘ohucoo._ ‘ or Liquor. By fii
. . . m o mom hon to
,, . . . abound tor $3.00 with our
"" Ion or Mood money polo. Adam.
on no MEDICAL company
om: o. orluoou. magi-i. sumo. flatworm, om
(WY r
nun: n
Wouldn‘t to your advantage to buy your goal hire. for
til! oomln‘ moon. and if you do. you will boom our
pendulum cuotomur ' We con rotor you to contention
”who huvo bought coal hero exclusively for more than ,u‘
outrtor of a century. us to the uniformly good quality
“ the coulwo on. We um new bud i betterm-
» . . oiprooonf"; and are confident tot: our chilly .1 to
Woollyou. Lem no your coda-did you’ll be cure
‘cihiforiwhénwtnurm'
Foams,
il'HN H.
i f i on W.” ffikmoitouorunnn
'c
. not; ; .
, the b unnatural
Fair of the
‘ Prince Tillfl'fi youngest son-
Miltlin
r.
l?
U
m till"?
. pontoon. Docember 3“th opening
of the initial session of the fifteenth
Purl! ' but of, noon ylotorlu courted
iii. on
P
formal ufluiiinud 0f littlo‘ .pabléc intor-
ti o .c‘rc fluid. .9 tosee
W V): icofidd out the
flaunt scarab for ponolbllo conspirators
”if“ vouttswbortonth the houses at
Purl mbut.‘ With the customary cere-
monial and with the customary result.
‘ rumour likewise the usual competi-
tion of moms: mombaruoit . “Pm-ibi-
tfiout to be iirotpn tho unouo .und 0.. c.
pullout. Conaorvctivn. member for
the Rothcrhltho division of Soutbworlt.
anally oocurodth‘o choice of coats, nr~
tiring. in .tho honnnot mldnlsht. ,.
the‘hou‘ao who the nicottou of 11‘ speak-
cr, the uttenduncu of members with
good. in spite of- tho-absentee of the
{rich members. in. .J. honour. the gov:
eminent loader in the once and first
lord of the. treamrry,un Joseph Chum-
borloln. the secretory of otute for the
colonies. urrtvedp‘romptly .nt: 2. o'clock
and were cordially wolcomod 1b)? their
supporters. Sir William Vernon Hur-
court’au‘d Sir ’chrydomphell nonpor-
mnn, the Liberal lender in tho Hanan.
were, similarly greeted from the oppo-
sitiqnhonchca. . . . . _
General Sir Michael lliddulph. the
gentleman usher of the Block Rod. all-
pen'rod a few minutes luterxund sum-
moned the membora to tho Upper
House tuneup the reading of the
Queen commission directing the elec-
tion of n spealt‘ér. This did not occupy
any length ”of time. no there was no
opposition to the via-election of Wil-
lluanourt Gully tor a third term. Con-
gratulqotory upeechus followed.
'l‘u’eudny and Wednesday will be
mainlydevotod to swearing in mem-
bars. The real work or the session will
, hegiu.fl‘,bursdoy. with the reading of
the Qtiécn'u opopch and the debates on
tho'reply to the address from the
throne in both hounds.
The. House of Commons eventually
adjourned until tomorrow.
Wm
WOMEN SUFFRAGE BAZAAR.
“a.”
National Association to
, Open in New York Tonight.
NEW YORK. December 3—»Thln cv-
cnlug tho weoklong humor of the
National Women Suffrage Asuoelntiou,
will be opened at Madison sq‘unro Gur-
den.
Three of the toremost pioneers of
woman suffrage will preside at the in-
nugurutiou of tin» festival. They are
Mrs. Shaun B. Anthony. who will come
from Rochester: Mrs. Mary A. Liver-
more. who will journey from Boston.
and Mrs. Ellzubeth Carly Stunton. of
New York. lira. .luiin Ward Halve
will come from Boston. Friday. 0n
the afternoon of that day. she will be
tho chief nttraction ol the bazaar. and
will reoltc her “Battle Hymn of the
Republic."
Miss Helene Kimber. of Topeka.
Kansas. who has brought with her for
the bazaar two curloudn of flour and
wheat from tho Millers’ .tssoctntioii of
Kansas. and the farmers of Sumner
county. will also be c prominent mem-
ber of the receiving line. us well as
Mrs. lsnbolla Beat-her Hooker. and the
Rev. Antoinette Brown Blukwell.
The object of the bazaar In three
ioldwlo advance. the suffrngc entice
throughout the. country by n succesn
ful business enterprise: to establish
more firmly the interest of individual
believers not heretofore more firmly
believers not heretofore even adher-
ents of the cause. and to fill the trend
ury. in order to give an impetus in the
beginning of the work of the new emi-
tury. There will be booths rcpreaent
the every stutu. Thorn will nluo be
notional booths named in honor of the
grant woman suffraglats. Mrs. Currie
Chapman Call. the national president
of the association. is at the bend of the
Central Committee.
TERRlBLE POWDER EXPLOSION.
Killed More Than 300 Pernod; Last
Month at Hoklng, China.
TACOMA, Worth, nocumber ammo.
,uteumer Eben-gin brings details of the
terrible powder explosion ut linking.
China. which killed more than 300 per
cons inst month. During u violent tnun~
doraform. lightnlng struck it gun pow-
der magazine. coiitaininx hair :1 mil-
lion eattion. which exploded. The M
unit was to utterly obllmruto the small
valloy where the magazine was locat-
ed. Throughout the district were
found heaps of munglad and twisted
bodies. The roscuing of the bodies was
carried on for u wank by Chlnusc sol
dlnrs. loo being recovered the first
day.
A high Chlnoue official reports at
Shanghai that while with the Chinono
court at Tatum: Fu. ho neither uaw nor
board of the heir apparent. Pu Conn.
The om-
clol wait convinced that the heir oppor-
ent Woo slain or died during the flight
from Pollin. Ho nova this belief to
otrongthonod by tho unexpected nul—
cldc of tho hair's chief proceptors. two
dukcn. who were rounduslblo with thclr
, liws for his anfoty.
W
lNAUGURATION OF
M
DMZ.
i American Colony Out in Full Forco ut
Thu Grand Bull.
nil. . . _
. 'i‘h‘c diplomatic corps and the Anthr-
lcun colony worn out in full form.
High mass was colobrolod in tho
‘ cathedral. and all the chlll‘clial Sum
rluyi with apuctal promo. (or tho
hot!
convolution to tho notional prime. the
glib: ‘,cloclt. ft Ill Attornoom it timid. .? :
CHICAGO. Decumhor limb. apocinl to ,
' the Tribune from MoxieoCiW. ooyor ,
The footlvmcu connected with the .
. sixth inauguration of Pro-idem Dior
, uu‘ president of the Republic of Mcxl- ,
.co, culminated hurt night in a grand-
th and continued happiness of the ,
prelidont. and in the owning. horn.
on ‘ .
htootnln‘o w it
maintain! t “9%
have been Vbrl ‘
hon r .
li°imliiiiwmimi°li ~ '
u w , . will it. Oil-ll o1 . we react:-
taticu. in the; fltillfl‘fil dogfighting than
con be had under thcprouopt‘ constitu-
tion. ,_ For cumulogtho retortnprs your
to giro . New Humming: rd... .Wator»,
bury. Mormon updt
towns in (incubation it
creator, vote but. urn cull”
two reproacumtlveuottob. "
lotion ballotilm tholrllvoting _ . .
no that a town like Union. Which pulls
about 100 votes at each election. shall
_ Although ‘ the. only .buslneao. bolero nollhavo as. much powcr or lullucncoby,
vote in .tho hegislntureha a town poll-
resontutlvoa. New, Haven with its 20.-
000 voters. to ontltlod to only two. That
llttle part of Union. oil of whom votruu
could be carried to..tho polio. in one
trolley car. but; oumuch nowon when a
veto is being taken in the bottom M-
oembly no the mascot-town in Corinne.
tlcut, New Haven. which would need
200 trolley curb carrying 100 persons
ouch. to land its voters at the, voting.
booths. .
Tho countltutiollnl reformors have
with them many of the loading Repub-
licans and Democrntusln Gonncetlcut.
Noarlyovery important trombone!“ in
Connecticut hub boon honrtliy unwort-
ins thorn. A number of. prominent
memhorsolect of the Contamination
bly have already oxprosuod‘themsoives
in favor 0U} change that wil equalize
the rcproootltoilon in thomt‘tc Legis-
lature. and there are a good runny
more Republicans in- Connecticut. who,
while condemning unreservedly tin»
present lopsided principle of repro-
sentntion. are in tuvorofn new basin
of representation but wnut it adopted
by the mothod of amcndmout to. the.
canatltutlon. which would tnim from
four to six years. The reformers want
the change made by mound of o conoth
tuttonnl Convention. ‘Thcyhnt'e the
best legal advice obtainable in Gonnec
ticut that the necessary chooses can
he obtained by means of a Constitution
nl Convention to be called. say in the
summer of 1901. the work of that body
to be submitted for adoption or rejec-
tion to populnr vote. They thihlr they
will win, too. it will bid" tho biggest
fight in the Connecticut Gnuerul Au-
sembiy in the last twenty years. .
The opposition to the. movement for
a Constitutional Convention comes
largely from, the fact that once the bit:
cliirs or towuu not increased represen-
tutiou, the little towns will not out us
much of a figure in the Legislature us
they do now.
Aacuuisnop wrtlmrlggms.
Coadlutor Blohon t6 thdnodt Riv. Pot-
rick A. Foobar) to be Appointed.
CHICAGO. Decompber llw'l‘ho 'l‘ra-
bunu says: The Mont Rev. i’utriek A.
h‘eehun. nrehbishop of the Romain
Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago since
Soplomlmr 10. ltltld. will retire from
the native munugcmcnt of his office
with tho (21050 of the present your.
with tho right of succession will in!
consecrated and will rol eve tho. pros-
cnt incumbent of tlw‘bur on of his ne—
clesinsticnl dutlcu. it in net-optnd its
true thut. the Rev. Father 1‘. .l. Mul-
doon lo the priest upon whom the now
honor will he. bestowcd.
Archbishop Fechnn in 71 yearn old.
and while in good hunlth considering
his ugh. is not able ulmw to conduct
the luminous affairs of tho lurge urch-
dloecue under his cure. in recognition
of this condition, Rev. Father Alex Mo»
(invlck was made uuxiltury bishop.
with the right. of utloeesulon.
ill-health impaired the new pl‘Elnle‘n
usefulness and finding that satisfuo
tury relief was not in sight. he resign-
9d last May and his resignation was
necoptcd by the Pope. if was then
decided to appoint a coadjutor bishop.
The selection was made. The. appoint-
ment Is in the “Rudd (or Archbishop
[techno now. Father Mulddou. the
credited appointee. will return from
Europe about Dt'f‘mlllll‘l‘ 2t) and filter
the elaborate Sf'f'l'lct‘it lucidcnt to the
Christmnn uouson are over the new co
udlutor will be eonsurrulml. The date
will lie between January 1 und 15. An-
drow J. Ryan. counsel for the urch-
dtoceac. inst night declined to stuto
whether the generally accepted belief
that Father hiullloon has been alumini-
od condintor bishop In true.
MEMORIAL TO MISS PORTER.
Hor Formor Pu ilu Will Erect 3 Chapel
at ormlngton.
NEW HAVEN. .tioecmber 3~lt wuo
learned today that n movnnient. has
been inuuirurntud among the former
pupil. at Miss Porter’s finishing school
for girl» at Furmlugion. Conn. for the
emotion of n chapel no a memorial to
tho lute Minn Snrah i’orfer..Who for so
many yours was at the bend of the
school . .r
The chapel will be connected with
ton. over w lch connotat- Minn Porter's
father pron nod for mu ll More. .
Tho ntontorinlhtpgnt or, with ,lhc. nu-
cc ryimnrovenlnntuAmbc anode in
til ch mh..om.,coot.hlmitt $5,000.
, ii
i 9
do"! tutu ti mirth“... »;.
_ “indigo fwimm ..
i... .. catapult! do! on lion}.
Odor I“ min. ind
"‘ “ cowl r" ...
street: worn ublm with illumination.
» and thronnnd with people. .
lug 20,000. votes. Union modulo rcp- ,
Surly in January n coudiutor olsbbp‘
tho Congregational Church in Fanning .
.zlc‘to.
‘2 burials. Price. 26. cents. Samples
when...” (l. C. Stillman. South Nor-
at
the body. , . , ‘
'*L..f'niwuiu with; min Salve wm’
. mount and. mouthing effect. molt for
._18outh Norm!
"no on r...
most their
and amt/imam.
leaking... many
skillfirnng‘er'n once or
Large Board .Gamcs; path
in great darkly is low as
Boards 10.. 19. 25.
Drawers and Lao
quite a variety 0 effects.
and ‘
trimmed ’m’tfi Lace,
says that l inspire him to
bursts."
“You do?"
"That‘s what ho says." ,
"Oh. well. i wouldn't reproach my-
self too much it i were you. By striv-
ing to do good in other ways you may
prone for your evil influence in this
rim."
lmnticni out—
u-«W‘r W
$100 REWARD. $100.
The renders of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure. in all its stages. and
that is ()ntnrrh. Hull's Cntnrrh (lure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. (intnrrh bo-
lngn constitutionui disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall‘s Cil-
tnrrh (turn is taken internally. noting
directly upon the blood and mucous
uurfncca of the system. thereby de-
nlroyiug the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength. by
building up the conutituiou. and useful-
lug nature in doing its work. The pro-l
prletors have so much faith in Ho cur-
ative powers. that they offer Ono Hun-
dred Dollars for any can that it thin
to cure. Send for list of tussllmot‘linls.
Address .
l-‘. J. CHENEY d: 00.. Tomdo. 0.
Sold by druggintn. 750.
Hull's li‘muily l’llls rm» the luau.
.\n n rule. the average womuu is
more generous lhuu procine in money
matters.
m
qur SHALL VZE HAVE Foo bits.
8 RT?
This (locational-loan in tho fomlly
every day. Let. no. answer it today
Try Joli-0. a delicious and healthful
demon. .Prnpared, in two minutes.
No botllngl. .uo bullion, add boiling
Water and aottocool. Flavors: bent-
on. Orange. Raspberry and Strnwhern
ry. At your grocers. 10o.
They any on on overuse every womv
an curried forty to oixty miles or hair
upon her head. , .
if you would have an nppotitc lilioln
boar. a d a relish ,for yournmoio. like
sebum rlain‘s Stomach out! Liver Tub-
‘ They correct dinordéro of tho
stomach. and regulate the liver and
walk: hi. P. Weed. Norwnlk.
.—
7 :Thuro ill a hunger of the heart. that
is hurt no hard to hear no Mindoro!
quickly heal the want ,h‘urno and
oculdo. and not leave u hear. item bu
”blind in. cuts: und row ourfacoo. with
'vllcu fond ‘oldn discounts. Moore of
,flfmdrvdr of 19inch of Garrick-some
of absorbing {ow-ext. 'soiize mirth pro-
deocltfigng quite scientific
{6.3250, With the rich: “Combinol'a
Board no “loss than forty 01' forent games
can be playedwa wonder I invention.
Hices $3.75ana' $3.98.
‘ r45cto$l.25. .
Blocks. Cat Prmzles and Cat Games.
Spelling Boards. To ct Games. Bm'lon-
z’e Erodes and ban ' ‘ .5 like Idem. have
a socciat counter to demotion.
gine and Train. 'nn'll ran a bandred part1:
FRENCH NAINSOOK UNDERWEAkaowns.
or Short Skirts.
back. ,g’rnpire. (bishop and With sailor collar.
Drawers trimmed 'lbitb Lace and Embroidery,
$3.75. Long Cbmrhemcombinatr‘on of Corset C
1.00 to $6.50. White 5k
Flouna finisbodloit Lace.
fine Lawn and Hemstitcfzed
Should Not ho nownlicartetl.~“lio M
.0. 0. Million.
worthin- «Inglorious.
; ill. P. Weed, Norwallt.
I"
I
that?! 1
~ . barracuda: 6:“ a:
Section. Mecca ‘ to :11th £210;nt ' Mapper
pilgrims and tow/"org of much Import in {7220‘ Mommas and.
. papas; moon itté bolt atrophy—+1310 to orb/randy of the.
Will-«Toys; Edits ltnd. Games that can be‘ continued.
Bright with garlands of gold. snob and) billed; Wt}: cascr
counters and‘skclocs filled to their: atmaot capacity with things of ill--
terest; and wild orient! ofirlho‘Tdys‘ ail-(”biog and: an. a will to tho «
Section is a délight long to be, rctriemberéd by every little one who ac-
cepts our Mutation. other: to thorium and roast cordially, to home
lives“:
d to ‘ .
or: argon. will climl hits out late.
and only ‘costs‘ 28c.
Shoo, Fl .9. Flying and Swinging HOE -
10610 98¢. resin a! sine: d “ ” " ‘ ' "
as kainole. from 90c to $9.001." styles are priced
98c and a}: Dolls. of course, have a space all to
themselbes—«and fill it; flit?! , D0113.
Bagafelle
33.50.
Corset Covers
50c to $5.00. Gobnsin
With Embroidery or with
T ticking. ' Prices 3 I .50 to
Estnhllshed .1357.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Mother—Tommy.
so in
teacher, and she kept
school. .
Mother—«You bad words with the
teacher?
"You. mother.
the in after
i couldn't spell 'cm."
No one? run reasonably hope for good
hoalth, unless his bowels movu out-c
(‘al'll day. When this is not attended
to. diorders of the stomach arise. biio
iouuness, headache. dyspeptic and
piles soon follow. if you wish to avoid
these ailments keep your bowels regu~
lnr. by taking Chamberlain‘s Stomach
and Livvr Tabiotu. when required.
They Im- so easy to who and mild and
gentle in effect. For bale by G. C
Stillson. South Norwalk‘. It“). P.
Norwnlk.
Judge Miller. of Mercer county. Pd.
vialhed the county (air the other day
and. seeing a big wheel of lortunp.
took an ax and smashed it to pieces.
The other operators of gambling de.
vices departed immediately. Judge.
Miller snvu if the local' authorities
won't ‘stop gambling he will.
“m.
l
Among the tens of thousands .who
have used Chamberlain‘s (Bough Rem-
edy, for colds and lo. grippe. during the
punt few years. to our-knowledge. not
it single case hub resulted inpnoummu
in. Thou. Whitfield & COn 240 Wabash
avenue. Chicago. one of tho moat rom- .
9 .row. like that calorific ball. by, using ‘ ‘
luent retali‘druggists in that city. in
npenldne; of this. says: ”We recount
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for in. gripper. in many cannuli‘nouit not
only givcuprornpt and complete rccOv-
cry. but also counteracts any tundency
of in grippe to rosuitiu pneumonia.”
'For sale by G. C..Sttllnon. South Nor~
walk: E. P. Weed. Norwnlk.
. Criteus——-D‘Auber is certainly u gen-
“8.
Palette-~“t'l'hnt'a he been
now?
Critlcus—D'Aubcr is certainly agon-
turo of n 8100 homo—"Chicago News.
r. ”W { - . ‘1 .‘ I
If you have over noon: child In tile
axon! ofcroup. you can realize how
grateful mothera ore for One Minute.
Cough. Cure, which gives relief on soon
on it do h admmtorod.“gmqulekg
cures at r t. ting . on. .
c. Stillman nth Norwolk; E. P.
Weed. Norwnlh. . ,. ..
A womnu forgets by the time‘her
boy baby is nix yours old that she
would rather have n twirl. but herhua-
handraluayo remembers his dimp-
pointment.
up to.
,.
, ONLY CUBE FOR DYIPEPGIA.
,. Mm. Franklin Bush. Now Castlc.
Dot. boys: "1 suffered- or year: with
dwmvoio. flood to hove. proof. «41$
troop landholching. [triad ovorythlnn;
t cool hour of. but nothing helped me
till i fool: Brazilian Balm. And our: 50
cont bottle cured the completely.”
For, solo by ll. ii. Plalotcd and F. ii.
Baxter. . ‘
m»
,"iil’r. Hurdup muct hove. used a grout
dual of flattery to win the helreoa."
“No: he oimply told llio.trnlh.“. “in
need?" "You: be sold he couldn’t ilvn
without her."_
9
Togmywlind some words with tho'
what makes you
l
V ~‘glves relief.
“"0"- hon. South Norwnlk; E. p. Weed, Nor-
l
l
l
l
l
a
Much of the rot
Jointed Dolls. bot/t (03233220 and mo
(lirfcssrdbang .3!!! tiled tgqsr‘ties ff bDoIl
re. a a sari ‘ M
Dolls, 25: to $3.50. wages or 16y
Desks—«real business-like Roll . Top
Desks such as grown~ups use-4980 to
Black Boards 25: to $1.75..
Iron Taysr-os near indestructible .33 Fan 'Basket 10 t 2.75
may be infill: boys are boys-z'nclude Toy%a Setsslmctooémo. . "
T agotrgfs. lTrayrflns. 11080012 for! Lidia glafétgin pretty ‘Cnplloaid98o.
rue. ea,m..o. asan te 1' if,‘ , i.‘ ‘i.
like. The Fi'ictr'on yzocomobile or En— er a s Guns Pistols Swords
Drums andfiall mariner of Martha! trap~
pings ff?! tiny soldiers. , ' '
Chemise. Corset Collars. .
with Logo and Embroidc. In
all styles~sqam neck; root
Pikes $1.25 to '3!” .00.
straight or umbrella style, 50c to
over and Short Skirt—beautifully
lrts lotto Lace Insertion and deter:
$20.00.
The D. M. READ Co.
A Sex BitterencemMr-s. Cobwlggor
“When men turn around in» the street
to look after‘n woman. it‘showsr that)
she has a pretty lace.
Cobwlgger—Tbat‘n '80. my door!
And when women turn to look after
bar it HllOWs that she has a pretty
. drouu.
THE BEST PLASTER.
A piece or flannel dampened with
Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm. and bound
to the affected parts. is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with tome
buck. or pains in the side or chest.
give it a trial. and you are certain to
be more than pleased with the prompt
relief, which it affords. Pain Bulmyal-
50 cures rheumntlnm. One application
For sale by G. C. Still-
walk.
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for giving out election down." rework.
ed the man With the’ Wide-checked
clothes. ' ..
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big diamond; “they couldn‘t be taking
more trouble if it were n'prlze itch .”
JELLO. me new booting;
pleases all the faint) . flour flavors?
Lemon. Oronze. Boon arty and trow-
l‘Jerry. At your srocet‘o.
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