Shades.
curtains.
Pdr’tiers.
“Hangings.
China.
Lamas.
Linoleum.
Crockeru.
Glass.
SSIo‘ves, Ranges, Heaters. and General
ouseiurnishings.
Last week the town was aglow with hunting, celebrating our
‘ 5:511:11 anniversary. This week we drape our homes and places of
’ " "and for our dead president. We are prepared to supply your
ram-a Ways of
President McKinley.
. . In our regular stock 'we invite your" attention to dur
NEW DRESS GOODS.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S HOSIERY.
FALL UNDERWEAR,
RIBBONS AND KID GLOVES.
of Furnitute ever presented to the people of The
Norw51k5.0ur stock is big'ger, our Ksfllesrodms
larger and better arranged than ever before. You
win have no trouble in 11116111 just what you
want Our prices are right." 1:. buy our goods K
in jobb'er's' quantities and g6! jobbers’ prices. Our
prices are correspondingly low to you. Our man-
net’bf doing bitsindts’. out custom or our {resident
has won as thousands of friends. :1! you have not .
yet dealt with us. don't tail to give as s «that the ,
first opportunity. We tan save you money.
A.’ .1. cotttss a co.
”aim." in and succumb.“ ' ‘ ‘
, flirt td out it bustier. ."Who is the ”new arrival?" asked?
an- i‘yto Puma namely» in “MM
‘ tornado: Beellebub with?
pn1"11e' was a yellow-
marrow GONE
"airliner perm torn
. K‘K' 1111117 hitherto attribi
‘ W1" him 1111
K i
' “M1...
11me
. ii"!
1: Pip him In the 11111
' Britinn. statutory burglary:
1 j Haslett.
‘ thrift; John Kaitly. using horse without
. bury, statutory burglary;
‘ IK. Merritt orconwlch.
1 mm:
phar
‘ port. "
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.' .Setlous‘; 01191111018."
MANY KINDS iii CRIMES
itilriif" "111 1.111 .11
Grand Jury Will. be Called Today to
Consider Evidence Again-t Char.
lee cherlak and Laborers who
Murdered.- TMirzFoMmln.
What promises. to be an unusually
busy icrm. undone at which a large
numbur of very Important cuscs are
down for trial. will upon today in tho
(Irintlnal . Superior Court. lli'ldgcport.
with Judge (ioorgc W. Wlicclcr on the
bunch. Tho gt'audjury. before which
cvldcncc in thrco Inurdcr cases Will be
laid. is to come 111 this uftornoon. and
trials bcforc thc potlt jury will bcgln
on Wednesday morning. Fonrumurdor
cast-s arc to bc bcurd at this term.
ouc cusc of manslaughter. throc cuscs
of conspiracy and fol'gcry. and a mum
bcr of otbcr scrlous crimcs arc con-
tulnod on tho dookot.
Joscphlno Zavutsky. of Ilridgcport.
charged with the murdcr of her six
months' old child. and against whom 11
true bill was found last spring. will
be tried. What evidence has bccn coi-
lcctcd against (,Ilinrlcs Sacvlnh. charg-
cd with bclng an accomplice and the
instigaior of tho murdcr. will bc 111.111
bcforc the grand‘lnry today. Bczcrlnh
is now under arrest for murder.
Pasquaia Calsbrosc and (iaorgc Co-
lombo. both of Greenwich. arc charged
with wayluying the forcman of a gang
of laborers from which they had bccu
discharged. and with stabbing him to
death. The wand Jury will be asked
to indict 111cm for Kmurdor in the first
dogma.
’i‘hc casc against John .1. Conan. the
South Norwnlk lawyer. charged with
removing a child front the county
home for children. without pcrmlsslon
still stands on the 11001th undlsposod
oi. contl-uucd from the October tcrm of
the court. 1900. Lawrencc F. Corny
Michael J. Gannon and idugono G. Hill
of Bridgeport. are all on the docket.
charged with forgcry. obtaining money
under false protonscs. and conspiracy
to dcfraud an insuraucc company: Ed
ward ilaldwlu. colored. who made a
curious assault on a slxtccn-ycarKold
tomato of a ircsb air homc In Westport
a short limo ago. will also bc tried. and
Frederick M. Roland. of Dunlap-y
chargcd with mauslaugbior. will In
triad. Mrs. Alicc ll. ilnliock. oi
Bridgeport. chm-god with blgmuy. will
11c Mod this tcrm.
Tho complclc dookct is as follows
From May icrm'. 18911. Junior: (toyin-
Bridgeport. forgery: October. 13119
Benjamin inclrwood. Stamford. false
prctcnscs: October. 1900. John .1. Con
co. South Norwalk. removlnt child
from county home: February. 1901. Ed
win 1‘. Thomas. Bridgeport, cructly:
May. 1901. Leonard llarnum and oth
ors. I‘lnnburv'. statutory burglary; Law
rcncc 14‘. ("Kurcy. Hrldncpm‘i. conspir
ncv. obtaining moncy under false pro
Icnccn. forgery and conspiracy to do
fraud insurance company; John Dona
van. liridgcporf. pool soiling: Mlchac‘
.1. Gannon. iirldgcport. conspiracy tr
dcfruud insurance company. consplr
cry and obtuinlnu monoy under false
prcienscs; John 11. ilclfucr. Stamford
cmbczzlcmcni: idugcnc (‘. 1111!. Now
llavon, conspiracy to defraud incur
anco company and forgery: 'i‘orrcncv
.1. Hunt. Bridgeport. pool scilinu:
t'harlcs .1. Keller. Bridgeport. pool soil-
ing: Matthias Mlhuley. ilridqcport. so
duction; Charles Solar-ink. Bridgeport
murder; Josephino Zavatsky. ilrldgc
port. muKrdcr.
Now cam-s: (‘ntherlnc McMuiicn
Norwalk. flicfi'. Hoary Albus. ilridgc
IlOl‘i. ntlcmpt at robbery; .icnnic Ad
rims. Bridgeport. assault: Pctor Aids
Strntl‘ord. seduction: James Baker
Bridgeport. assault: Edward Baldwin
Wcstporl. rape: Edwin W. Benedict
lianbury. nbandonmcut: Frederick M
Roland. Danbury. manslaughter: Mi
chucl J. Briggs. assault: Catharina
Geneva
M. Butler. adultery; Pasqunla Cain
broac. Greenwich. murder: Nicoio (‘Kol
11m. Stamford. assault: (icorgr. Colom
ho. Grccnwlch, murder: Stephcn Dc-
vancy. Bridnenm't. attempt at robbery:
Emil Duso. Bridgeport. statutory bur
diary: John Eta. Bridgeport. adultery:
Thomas Farrell. Bridgeport, theft:
Nellie F‘itzncrald. Bridgeport. common
drunknra: Patrick lK‘ord, Danbury. sta-
tutory burulary: Antonio Gii‘urd. Stain»
ford. cntlcing fumnlc: Lingl (iruunilic
Bridgeport. attempts! rape: Henry
Griffcn. l'h‘idgoport. adultery; Alice 1.
Hailo‘ck. Bridgeport. blgamy; Henry
burdi‘ary: Mnlvlns Jamison
perinlsnion: \fildwa‘r d Kolly. Bridgeport
rttatutory burglary: John Kcliy. Dan-
Edltli M
Knapp. statutory burglary; Patrick
Edouard. Stamford. assault: Charles
B. Marsh. Bridgeport. othbozriomon‘t
'1 No counts George A. Maxileld. Dan
hu'ry. theft. George Mariel-Mott
llrfdgcport.6h1berzlomont: Joseph Mc
Kennoy. Huntington. burglary: Lowir
prize fight:
Ghaflha M. Michel Bridgeportu solicl
ration; John Mohahuri. South Nor-
alit. prize fight: Milo Morgan. theft:
sinus B Morris. Norwtulk. authentic-
dairies Murphy. Greenwich
pride ‘iiglit; George KPagor/‘Stamford.
attempt at robbery: Samuel KPitlmor,
statutory burglary. Alexander Porter.
reopen. statutory burglary; John
cordon Buckeye statutory bur-
glory. Pat rick Riot. Drldg'cport. at-
tempt‘at mort- .. nun Rogers Bongo K,
Hoary
Kiribneom drunkorat K
penalise! sooth Not-walk sistutory
biii‘flmf'y: John sabolrln. Bridgeport
tummy. ,Ioim Shepherd; K K draconian.
tuna neat-2K m Kenna.
Mark ‘W. Sternbury
mam statutory burglary; haunt
Tuiiivon. Sheltoni maulti George H.
“litigant-t. than. two canatra
3111111111 or .dhaham'rnonti Frans
$10111: Vanna beck. Mridsanth‘t. nude .3
amt: smut» William erlnivy,
disarm. radiant 11v robberral hymen“.
$‘Wll 11 1mg «new. bmbutldnionti
tillaI'KM» trunnion entrainment“
1 101'1' it
“do Court",ill Irv devoid
“Bl‘ld brim-n
' dduiwry‘: BOWEN! Smith. tires Ultihr
' §mc fl htt'
manned; Huntln 00%. 'K '
llam arid Lewis V. B
ampfltauley 1105111311
‘ 11...}! Mead; Newton/n,
Jim. and A. 1.1 Iildho-
mninnK Norwallt. SilasA (larpcntcr 111111
911111110111! 111111111141: Siaminid. W111-
ron. P. Iim-lbutt and t-iiophcp 1111111411
Westporl, 8. li. Waknmuu and iicnry
W. (Bolero. ‘ . .
' Illilllill’h'iiiiililii?
(Continued from- First Page i'
M
or said that tho Uouudil‘c’ould instruct"
1110 city attorney to draw upKa form of
an ordinnncc to covur this muttor, if
they sodcslrcd. . .
(‘ouncllman Buckley than made a'
motion that tho city attorney draw up
the necessary documont to covor tbs
rcmoval and suppression of tho growth
of ivy In the city limits. This motion
was unanimously adopted. The matter
will probabiy be settled at the next
scsslon of tho city fathcru. 'l‘hsro was
illilllti doubt expressed as to wbctbcr
1hrl council had the power to pass a
law that would covar any further than
the directs and sidewalks. and whcthcr
they could dscrcc that tho ivy ho or-
dcrod exterminator! from the lots. The.
mattcr will be thoroughly looked into.
A bill for $51.75 was rccclvod from
Clarcucc Buttery for damage result-
ing from Mr. Buttory‘s horse being
injured near tho rcsidouco of Harry
Popper on August 171.11. it dcvciopcu
that Jones r11 iiotcbklss bad boon malt-
lng u plpc connection into Mr. Pepper‘s
rcsldcnco and the trench had been 1111-
cd in at the time the very hcavy rains
occurrml. 'i‘bc north at this place nat-
urally was vcry soft after tho down
pour. and as Mr. liuttcry's horse went
ovor It ho sunk deep into the loose
dirt and iicforc ho ooulibbc extricatcd
ho was badly injured. The licmiacd
bill prcsoulod by Mr. Buttery was as
follows: For board of animal at Dana
& Banks' stable. $6.75; for horse hirc
$13.50: for voicrlnury. $111.54): damage
to Ibo horse. $113. 'i’hc (,‘ounolimcn
were of tho opinion that Jonas 8:
Hoichkiss should sottlc tho bill. as
ihcyw wcrc tbc ones at fault. it is un-
lcrstood that the film has expressed
'1 willingness to take Ibo blame for the
incidcnt and pay the costs. Mayor
’ilovor said that onc 01 his horses had
rank into a halo covered with loose
warth. but. thc animal was gotten out
without (11111111211 and couscqucutly he
‘md lnadc no location of tho mallcr ch
"orc. Upon motion of I‘Iolinclimnn
\icckcr the muttcr wnu rci’orrcd to the
‘ominiticc on liluhwnvs.
'l‘hc city fire dcpnrtmcnl has bccn
uidci hcavy 01111011va for the late. cclc
‘uailon of tho 2.0111 nnuivcrsary of
the founding of Norwnlk. and Council-
'uau Grumman made a motion that an
ordcr for 8125 ha drawn up to Chief
i. T. Prowltl. of tho Novwalk depart—
'acnt. to hold dcfra‘y tho expense. Al‘-
'cr some discussion lhc motion was
wasscd by unanimous voto.
Councilman Hoyt turncd over $1.25
to the mayor. in paymani for stouc
ici'ccnlng which his son Edward bud
Iurcbnscd for use at his stablc.
The mat'tcr of 010.0(1le :1 board of
Assessors was than procccdcl‘l to. ‘i‘hc
lh'ai vote was taken for an assessor
..o scrvc for a term of thrcc yours it
was dcrldcd to who an Informal hal-
at and tho rcsult show‘cd for \N 11
iiylnulon. :1: looid S. iioyt. 2: 'i‘. S.
ritont. 1. (in tho formal ballot tbn
"cal-it was W. H. i-lylnuion. h: (ioold
~i. Hoyt. I. Mr. liyington was dcclan
"11 clm'lml.
'l‘llc sucond asscsnor was chosen to
'chc two yours. A formal ballot only
was taken. The result of this was tho
‘1(‘( tion of (10011) H. Hoyt. 'l‘bc count
'110wchilooldb 11nyl.4' '1 is. Stout
'1. Samuel 1.. Wocd roccivcd u 1111:1111-
'nous votc for usscslior to servo mic
"xcnl '
Thcrc was no furibcr business to
ome bcforc th'c mcctiua’nnd upon mo-
tion of Councilman Mcckar. tho moat-
lnn ndjourncd.
MEMORIAL FOR PRESIDENT.
LONDON, Septcmlwr l'i—-Tbc Bank
In England this morning exhibited for
.ignaturc a memorial of the "Bankers.
‘nerchants and irndcrs ot' the city of
”option." expressing: sorrow at l’rcsi
Icnt MI-Kiniey‘s dcnlh. which Mr.
(lhoatc. the United States ambassa-
lor. will be askcd to forward to thc
o'coplc of thc linitcd Stains and Mrs
VicKiulcy. Thc Roihschilds. Barings.
he South Afrlcirnlfihurtcrcd Company
11111 all the grcntcr financial houscs
signed the momorinl bcforc 2 p. m.
Colonel Sir William Jumcs Colvillc
the king's master of thc ccrcmoulou.
:111ch1' on Mr. (.‘houtc today. and placcd
ins scrvlccs at the ambassadors ills-
‘tisnl in connection with ihc rocopK
tlon of tho diplomatic corps at West
hipster Abbey. Thursday. on ihc occa
don of the memorial scrvlco in honor
if the. Into president. of thc Uultcd
States.
The Ecumcnicnl Mcthodist confor-
‘incc closed lta sessions this nficruoon
With a moinorlal Kncrvlco In honor of
the' late President. McKinley. 'iK‘hc
‘platcform was draped in block and
white and British and American anus
Were entwined about the pulpit. The
organ played a (load march imprac-
zlvo addresses were mndo and “Near-
o’r. My God. to Then” was sung. Am
basdador Cheats was aniong those
present.
Why—#-
MOURNINO 1N NEW HAMPGHIHE.
CONCORD N. H., September 17»—
The governor an commander in chlcft
of the new Narnpshlrmmitlonni Guard
has issued tin Order that the First Eat
my N. . 0.. shall fits on Thurs-1
,Esntom er 111.0119 gun at later
mi of thirty nihintea from sum 3:1
until sunset ending with tho natio
salute of 21 511th and that all
mandln ofilcera shall wear the bad
of 111111 r mourning and regime
colol'n wil be
11111111911 for tire
..
tram ntwnsreltnsair 111111:
vid!
manna sermon 174119 Noitil‘t
(lei-1111111 Lloyd mei'iiliiy will monitor
size 11. regular human service betw‘do‘n
romerhrmn and duban
1111139111 the middle 121' Nov mber.
moron H1902 the steamer:
11.111.111.131. 9.
1
M:
but
and it 11! pitididtdd'
if” 1 float”? of
it“ over to a mmiaent
om hegln- ;
. 1111s craved non Port Antonio. re
7:.
Williams the ting 1111 trimminlts out.
walking hats that «
gained ivill Without as 18,110 M 3°.” .
Etfilos'idn laT hail-11.1»
11 Glenwood Surlnrs.011l.
1111111 nuns 11111111
. ohfi'iidnursd‘fdbitryw are ritw'o'ril' 1W
the Mine. and it won at First Be-
. ported Thai vetyone Had .
Perle ad. mi
GLENWOOD 31111111030010. Sen-
tcmhcr 17» A terrific explosion of and
in tho Spring tlulcb mine of tho Unlo-
1'udo Fuel 111- iron Company, located
ciuhtccn mllos fromlhis placed. (:11in
od tho death oi sixmlncrs and tho scr-
.lous.1niury of three othcrs. basilica
111mb damage to tho tunnel in which
tbc c\pluslon occurred. 'l‘ be dead are
l’.i.l.1‘lckcr.tou tlcorgc (‘ussciigci Al
vid Fuller. John Audi-rs.
As soon as the explosion out hired a
messenger was scat to the Pocahontas
111111c.scvon milcs away. to telephone
hero for assistance He stated that at
the time of' thc accident tho cutii'o
fort-As of 100 minors was in the mine.
and 11 was thought that all had pep
lshcd. A lntcr messenger brought the
information that loss than hall an hour
prcvlous to thc Univ of thc explosion
all but a few of tlic employees and
gone off duty. thus picvcnting .1 morc
scrious c11111st1'opln:.'1‘lic cxplosion
was cnuscd by gas bccomlng ignited by
the biasis.
MR. CLEVELAND IN WASHINGTON.
Arrived With Vice President Lament
in Latter'n Private Car.
WASHINGTON Scptcmber 17-- Ex-
President Clcvclnnd accompanied by
\chc-‘l’icsldcni Lamont oi the North-
c111 l’utliii Rallr,onil Mr Cleveland‘s
sum-curry of wm‘. arrived in Washing-
ton today to pu‘rilclpato in thc obso
miles of the. into president. 'l‘hay ar-
rived hcre at «1:05 this morning in Mr.
launont's private car “Yellowstone."
which Mr. Cleveland boarded at
Princeton Junction. last night. Mr
Cleveland this morning rcfuscd to sue
callers. To a newspaper man who
sought. an lutcrvicw, 11c scat word that
ho had nothing to say. Gonoral John
M, Wilson 1ctlr.cd formerly cblcf of
cngiuccrs. and Rl‘l'li Admiral lloblcy
Evans. of the navy. who had liccn dus-
lgnatcd to takc charge of the ox prcsl
. dcni, arrivcd at tho station shortly ch
fora 11 o'clock and immediately report-
cd to the iormcr president. 'i‘hc 1:1:-
tcr challcd for a few minutes with '
(lcucrai Wilson ovcr thtI arrangemr his
cxprcsslng his darncst desire to partic-
ipate in thcm and then the part1 loft
tho car. Thcrc was a crowd in the do
put and most of them recognized him
instantly and saluted him. A 11'. 1111 had
to bc made for him through tho wait
lag room. The party were driven limit
to Admiral Evans’ home and than to
the White Housc, where thcy nrrlvcd
shortly hcforc the tlmc tho coric‘gc
was ‘i(11(‘(1111t't1 to move. Mr. Cleveland
bus dccldcd not to go on to Clinton but
will drive with tho cortdgc from lhc
White liousc to the capitol and attend
the scr‘viocs in the rotunda.
TRIBUTES TO M'KINLEY.
T. P. O’Connor Will Give Some Inter-
esting Recollections of the President.
LONDON. Scptcmbcr 17>—1n M.
1'. (Mainly About ~Pcoplo). 3 Weekly
noclcty paper to bc iSsued tomohrow.
'l‘. 1’. O‘Connor will publish sonic of
thc. most inlcrcstliig of his rccollch
tions of his 111cctings with the late
I’rcsidcni McKinley at Washington.
Mr. O'Connor clouuently pays trihutc
to thc chuructcr. abilillcs 11nd simpllo
lty of tho dcad prcsidcnl. concluding
as follows:
“The career of McKinley was typi»
cally Amcrican. it is indccd AmcriK
canism at its host. lvcn the mun
murcd words of thc church hymn
which were among tho last things ut
Ici‘cd bv tho dying lips Even that is
typically American too Amid all the
iiot blarc and dcafcning noise of a
countrv bursting with thc uboundlng
vitality and defiant strengthcf its gl-
gaiiiic youth. America is in its.founda
tion a country oiKlrauquil. sobcn'. (iod
fearing homcs. Every individual
A'nciicau mourns in simple William
thinlcy tho swcctncss wholosome
nuns and faithful infection and endur-
ing fldclity typical of “Amcriinn cltl
zeuwthe true American man and bus-
ltnndwlhc truo American wife. and tho
typical American homo. "
"“qu
DEATH MASK OF M’KINLEY.
sculptor Pausch, of New Haired, Did
the Work.
BUFFALO Stlptcmbcr 17...A dcnth
mask of President McKluicy was tnk
ch Sunday morning. Edward 1.. A.
1’11118011.“ sculptor. of Now liuvcn.
niado it. llo was driven up 111 a coupe
iii the inner guard lines at 6:15 O'itliflik
accompanied by an attendant. who our
rind a dress suit case 111111 a large sized
pail. Ha went up to the door of the
house under the escort of an olflcor.
The ofilcor learned that Mr. Pausch
was oxpactcduud than tho sculptor
and his man wcrc. shown Into the
Muse. ‘
Secretary Coitclyou. who already
Was up. took the man and his attend-
ant to what had been the sick room of
a into presidon Here the body of
. MaKlnioyl Afina blur. The alp-
tor and. his out: i got to work 11 eke-
but it was more than an hour he
the .mask had ”attached and could iron
han led. it is gala to 11611 splcniid
inns. ‘
As soon as It had boon flnlnhod 800'.
rotor Cortnlyou took charge of it on
bbhaf of the government He turned
11111110 citleon,
who tool: it owpktown a his carr go
and placed it an with domain infirm
' ;Mr. Gortelyou'tidok ft to Washin
to turn it over to the government nu-
titorltiair. it Is the only death Music
the president-.311“ an official one.
1 sonooueive' crazy mes. .
NEW, YOIIK Bantam or
Norwei'iln it fruit “comer Ask, “mind
is
number “111. Lat. .27. 311 Linim'l
(vine schooner William 1). Gordon}?
orbit! ”8., Daniela my. train
With 111111de
with (over.
New York.
out 11
611111.
"611111.:
17—4116 ,
I
aw. "Ate-1.1111
Norris Silvcr. North Stratford. N. 11..
“i purchased a. bottle of 0119. Minute
Cough Cure when suffering with a
cough doctors told me was incurable.
A. One bottle rcilcvod me. the second and
third almost cured. Today i am a well
man." Geo. C. Stillson.
The infant of the household was in
its cradlo. The head of the housc was
at Ironic. 11ccvlsh and faultiluding. AI
lcngtb he became uncndui'nblc.“You'vc
done nothing but make mistakes to
night." he growled.
"ch." shc answered mockly: "i be
gun by putting the wrong baby to bed.’
Don‘t wait until you become chroni
caliy constipated. but take DoWltt's
They will kecp your livers and bowels
in good order. Easy to take. Safe
pills. Geo. C. Stillson.
Captain of Detectives Miller. of Phil~
adclphia. tells an amusing story of one
of the Malaprops of his force, who. de-
spite his deficiency in education. is a
clever operator. Responding to an
inquiry be explained to a friend the
possession of two names by a prison»
or by saying:
“Jim Henry is his real name; Percy
D Klyno is his ananiusf’
or...»
. Geo, W. Lane. Pcwamo,Mich. writes:
bcst remedy 101 indigestion and sto
much trouble that 1 over used. For
years i suffered from dyspepsia, at
times compelling me to stay In bco
nod causing me untold agony. i am
completely curad by Kodol Dyspepsia
(‘uro. In recommending It to friends
who suffer from indigestion 1 always
oifor to pay for it if it fails. Thus far
i have never pald.~" 0130.0. Stillson.
"it is sad to see this mercenary spirit
so flagrantly manifested In politics.“
said the earnest citizen. _
“Yea" answered Senator Sorghum
"l have fought against it all i could
butlt'fl no use. i can't get people to
vote my way without payln‘ ‘Jcm
SAVED A IOY'O LIFE. .
1Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of M11
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Bum: saw
«a my 110'” Ilia, He began in
the one we lost with croup. We save
him a few doses. H'o quickly dropped
lug." Fur sale by.R HPIn‘istotl rind
i“ 11 Border.
WW,
Ho—«Wo‘ may have to wait some time
bifote we can get married, dear.
ShowPerhaps it 1': last as Well. Pa
In rare he expend/toil 0 title” ram
blluinole next year“ as this; '
When a. man in alelng you can do-
r
for him. ..
. 10' Liz iguana rah min-m.
re. armnun bush. or New Castle.
Km! ., entire: «"1 suffered for year‘s with
pupils. Used to have most die-
””11 belching. ltrled rm thin:
till it,"
’1'“;
14. >1 tuwi‘hl mm» unawarewmaiww mm
COMPANY
Little Early Risers now and them.
‘Your Kodol Dyspepsia Care is then
like IPLt
Ito sleep. and was all right In tho morn ,9
road: on It that there's tronblp brew‘K
our of. at nothing bored
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The driver of the stage. which was
rolling down the Rocky mountains as
fast as six mules on'the gallop could
keep ahead of it,’muy have noticed
that i was writes a correspondent a
little nervoas, for after a bit heisooth
111eg said:
"No use to grip that railing so
mighty hard. stranger. Wc shan't
come to the danger plat for half an
hour yit."
'Then it‘s on ahead 9" l queried.
‘ch, three miles ahead. and i may
say for your benefit that hansln' on
won't do any partickier good. "
“But I don‘ t want to slide of! "
"And you won’t if anything goes
it 11 be the mewls. and coach and tar
hull caboodle altogether. and as thc
drop is plumb 300 fat you won't how
no use for arnica or sticking plaster aIK
tsrwurd. ‘——Boston Courier.
Sid Darling 1012 Howard St, Port
Huron. Mich. writes: “I have tried
many pills and laxatives. but DeWItt' at
Little Early Risers are far the best
pills i have ever titled". They never
gripe. Geo. Cl Stillsoh.‘ ' '
Located ~8tranger—«Didnt 1 under
stand you to say you 11 just coine from
the Buffalo exposition? How did you
like it? .
Chance Acqtiainiiancc~P00h1 It's a
poor little paltry tum-“penny half-pen
tuni‘falr. Don‘t begin‘ ‘to compare
w 1—
Strnngor—indoedl By the way, how
arc things in Chicago now? -
B. W. K,Pursell Ktntersvilie Pa..saya
he. suffered 25 years with piles and
cduld obtain no relief until Derttr.
Witch Hazel Salve effected a perman-
ont cure. Counterflalts are worthless.
loo. C. Stillson.
It was In Imry. in County Tipperary.
dear old Tipperarywma It never grow
loss—that this happenet. Patrick was.
digging for the foundation of a church.
when he was accosted by an English-
man, who asked him if It Was to be if.
Protestant Church. "No. nor. " said
Pitt “it's for a Catholic Church. "'
“it's a very poor place," said tho
Englishman.
“So the devil thmkg. sor."'.anBWercd
11 never falling cure for cats. burns.
ldq ulcers, wounds and sores In Do
We Witch Hazel Salvo. A most
a 01111 e and healing remedy for all
n in a actions. Accept only the gen-
111119. 6110. (l. Eitlllson. .vK »
“two had a titularnument at our lit»
w1uvy~~oiub tine“ alteration." said lira.
"That no?" asked Mr. Ti“.
11th have a new hat?"
"No, indeed. it was that proud Mrs
Random. K She claimed that she count
understand Henry James.
111th found the key to his stories.
that It not to road them backward}?
"Burno-
IHenryKBraydon;Hari-1I. N“ 0.. 1m
oK‘K'l took medicine 10 years for with
but one bottle at tine Minute 0011c
o6nlbli arr
.111 o a 11 tummy a. ”a“
ro did me more good than any thin
he a during that tints: Boot '00“:
, (talc sniper. .,
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