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As a mark of respocl
to the memoru Of our
late Presidentlhisslore
will be closed lu dau
Thursdau, the lth.
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Last week the town was aglow with bunting. celebrating our
250th anniversary. This week we drape our homes and places of
buhiness for our dead president. We are prepared to supply your
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'In our regular stock we invite your attention to our
NEW DRESS GOODS. ' '
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S HOSIERY,
FALL UNDERWEAR. ‘ '
RIBBONS AND KID GLOVES.
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We are now showing the largest assortment .
of Furniture. ever presented to the people of The
Norwaiks. 0hr stock is bigger.‘our‘ salesman:
larger and better arranged thanever more. You
will have no 'trouhle in ‘finding just what you
want. Our“ ptltet are right. We buy our goods
(in jobber! quantities and get jobberflprice’s. ‘Our
prices are cori'upondingly low to You." Our man-
ner of doing business. our custom of {air treatment
has won on thousands of friends; if ‘yoii hav‘e'n‘ot
yet dealt with us, don’t fall to give us a call at the '
first opportunity“.th “11‘qu you money. ‘
ll. «colour 8.90. .
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alumn- momlrllle ednuchll I, Mikvifiodr
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rmm,‘fi‘fllifm imam omit! ‘ armour lol-
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who all mu. . 7, ‘
two-1"
' bod. dronrnlng of homo and loved ones.
. mighty river lnthc action which flows
’ onword all in day/ll norm by.
_ o'olook we night the light on Abricolli.
. ports are pineapplo. amuse and run-
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The Trip Doiprlbolllbr Pmonur
on Board the Suitlm.
sillhllliiliiluutliuu
My Products, Climatofilnrl Ponlbllltleu
‘ Are Interestingly Commented . .
on by a Writer for The
Evening Sentinel.
A voyagc to Cuba, the land that is
attractingioonsldorhblo attention at
tho prdlsent timo, will probably be in-
lyl'oatlng to tho roads of The Sontlucl
In The Nol’wulks, especially so when it
ill known that tho vessel on which the
trip was made was the steamship pan-
llago. and was commanded by, Captain
R. if. Hathaway. a former Norwalk
man, who is well known in these parts.
Thc writer is 'llobnh V. Hewitt, the
humor largo contractor and builder ln
Bridgeport. who went to Cuba for New
York parties. to erect a largo sugar
fllvtnry and othcl- hulldlnga, besides
lulildlnlg scvcral freight cal-u, setting
up a saw mill and conducting the busi-
norm for the concern in general. Mr.
llowilt lsfiVcry well known In the Nor-
wulkli. c has had an» extonliive cx-
pcrlcnco in travelling. lie ill vcry
obscrvant. nnd being an old am can
lain himsclf. Illa description of thc
trip will prove doubly lntorcstlnlz:
. At 3:30 August 1. 1901. thc’gooll ahlp
Santiago steamed out from picr No.
iii. foot of Wall street. Ncw York. We
passed down the bay and around
Sandy Hook. when tho pilot boat but
lls to proccod upon our truckload road
toward the Southern Atlantic. Cap
.taln R. ii. Hathaway, n former native
of Norwalk. commanding. a gentleman
whose genial and pleasant manners
noon wins thc. cstccm and admiration
of all Who have tho pleasure to nail
.leon his ship. lie is nssistcd by tho
most gcntlcmnnly not of olllccrs that
it has been our plcaourc tonic-ct for
many yours. itivcrythlnl: in dorm lo
malic tllc patrons of this Ship pcrfccl.-
l,\' at, caso null tho uppointmcntu of
tho Sanfiarzo arc first class lll ovcry
rcnpcct. Tho chicfmicwnrd. with his
trustslants. attend to every desire of
the passengers. Tho food is the host
that can be found in the markets and
brcparod in n munncr to mnkc cnvy
touch thc llcart of many airports in
that dcpartmonl. Tho Santiago ill onc
of thosc lino old ships whnso soagoinn
abalit)‘ in count to the [limit modcrn
production of thc lnnrlnc shipbulll‘lcr's
skill and in 2.35% tons, 'i‘hc slatc rooms
llrc lll'Oi'lilt‘ll‘ \rlth elootl'lc iiaht and
llclls and mo kcut wry nl-ut and clculi
Mauls m‘c N‘l‘Yl‘li in tho following or-
ilcr: Comic from it to it: llrl-ulifusf m
It; lunch at. l. and lllnncr at 6. We
now. for the first film». cntcr tho so
loorl and cuioy tho first dinner on
hoard. The captain sits at the bond
of our tablo nnll his Ofllilfll‘fi at the
oibcrs and ibcir :cninl and plcllsaut
com-orsntionli soon make all fool
qultc at homo. Aftcr dinncr. wc cnjoy
lbc cool. l‘nl'l‘t'filllllg lit‘a brcczc from
tho uppcr dock. an it is waited across
thc old Atlantlcs’a brcnst. Which cvcr
homes as though old Naturo‘a bcart
was beating close to us. A fooling of
quict gratitude swells up and brings
us poorer in Him whosc crcutlvc pow
or is now bcforc our View. Tho cvcr
changing‘sccnc as wc pasl-l onward is
indccd pleasant to mind and oyc. Al
x we rctirc for tho night and soon arc
fast aslccp. like ibc unconscious child
as it rosin upon its mothcr‘s brcast.
August tbc 2nd brcnks in upon us
beautiful and clear. The land bun now
faded from our sight. The mornimz
hreczc nips the check as we stop out
upon ihc deck and tho placid surface
of the old oooan la sprcnd out before
us. seeming to touch the sky at evcry
point. Thc sunrise this morning was
beautiful as it NEPfIlt‘d to 1‘0")“. up from
n liquid bcd. scndinrz forth tbc rays of
llnht in many colorcll tints lo chccr
nnd beautify tho pit-turn. Scrcrlll
sailing vcaacla .nrc llpcn upon thc wa-
ter. being gently waftcd onward to
ports. Porpoiscli are soon sporting
around the illllp and beneath thc bows.
(Inc whulc. ls spouting the water from
his bond 8 short dietancc from the
ship and naturc sccmn to be in bar-
mony with all. it is n well-known fact
to ocean iravclcrn that almost cvnry-
body taken a aoclnl vicw of lifc whilc
at lion and pleasant oonvorllatlou is in
order with all on board. The day
polices pleasantly and this cvcnlng we
alphted .Cape Hatteras light and also
tho light» llllp ontmumond Shoals.
{which flashes forth Ito wdlconlo rays
to warn the trevolcrli of danger near.
A nicolbrcem ill blowing from the out
rind wo again sook‘rcpono in our Imus
. The third morning out. we. awake to
find. chrythimr pleasant and the
weather still lino. 'l'hn eon lll omooth.
Wornro now in thc (lulf'i-llrnnm. that
M ii
land. it balm; our oil the Bahaml
itroup~8¢n Salvador-mono of tho-la
Inlandswhoro floillrnbuu landod. They-
iim low owned'by the Brltluh. The ex.
rlue sol nhollo. Clout ll lino grown
to some extent. it is n tiller lured for
I'ODC' making. Borne tine work In done
by themativemin turtle shell onlo-
rnonto. ladlol' combo. «tick plan. no:
nholle. etc. Corolla ln abundance.
Nunuln tho capitol and in. roll lo
cm. Tim htrhor ill 10".th for
small craft. only. largo llllinlvloylne out
little allure her. audio-tiling and dim
herald. normal in lighten. We now
multhiermint old. town and steam
do!!! put. Solvodor and Wetlinelri
“Maw-WW.” Rm Key and bird
‘MI. and lean Cutie Island on our
podium. Our mum in udlroetto
.apo mind. the mute» point of
(tube. which on night by daylight and
Ito-m along the south count of Cuba.
ii‘he. nonunion In. I collinear-ell.
till! put pull: tsmotlrlhwltod
tonorxextollt... Iron, are in impound:
me. but! do not thiukdheull ill
“not“ to Whamtmlu .mr.
.- .Wumvr. mono lmw
mic-mate. doom ., . . .
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‘ol‘romlnoiit omlln SavodF‘rilm“
Bellini ll Lydilv HE Pinkhamh
Vacate oCflflhfldl . . . -
“ Dun Mull. Pm lull :-~l supporip a.
large numbl-r of ,6: 6 who rent! of
myrrotnmlmhloo Willie and.
it: hundrootwenm .l ; . .1
imow that I alto , ‘
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nus. lupin ll. Koch.
eufi‘crcd for months
with
troulllcii pcculinr to “much which
praduully brokc down lily llcnltll illd
OI!
lnv vcry llfc. 1 won nl-m'ly insane
with pain at times. and no ll'urunn
skill l. otlilh’ullcd in Milwaukee could
bring mc rclici’.
“ My nitcntion was called in Lydia
E. Plnkbum’u chctpblo (loin-
round; the firm, llottlc. brought re.
lint, and thc sci-rand bottle on absolute
curc. 1' could not bclicrc it myrclf,
and felt auto it. wuu only tclnpurary.
but. hlcused fill-t. 1 intro now ilccn wcll
fora your. enjoy thc but of lu-alth.
and cannot in words cxprcsn my grat-
itude. Sincerely yours. HADIE ll. Koch,
l‘J-l 10th St. Milwaukee. \Yia."~ 55000
forfnit I! lfbm lentil-ionic! Is nut-grimlml.
l'lucll unquestilwulllc tculimony
row-a the powcr of Lydiu E. Pink-
mm's chctoblo (loin pound owr
dist-axon of womcn. . .
\V'omcn should rl-llvcmbnr that
tllcy llrc privilcpvsvirtn consult
Mrs, Plnkhunwnlr Lynnyrl‘im
about tbulr illnollll, entb'oly lime.
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thc Ami-rlcnn sllclls duriul: tho Spun‘
lsh-Amcrlcnn \\‘:ll‘. it Will be rcmcm-
bcl‘cd ilult tbc American marincls land-
ed at Guantanamo and fought. tho
h‘plmlsll from this position. A quanli
ty of frcllzhl ill landed born by our
‘ship and about midnight wc again
slcnm out and rcuumc our course to
ward Santiago and by the llrst arrows
of light \vc soc old Morro (instill loom-
ing up. prcsl-utlul: u grim front scu-
Will'll. Wl- nrv now on tho \‘cry upot.
will-rc lbc Allli‘l‘ll‘illi llccl walchcd for
tho nppczlrnncc of Admiral (‘crrcru
u'llcu lic mndc bin gallant dash toward
illt‘ upon sca. and when: llubsou mudc
immortal lililllllV.
'l‘hc sccncry in grand on clthcr attic.
and ilh wc puss Into this: historic. har-
bor, wc until-c many small boats holl-
ing: in pcucc on tho watcrli that lroilcrl
with oxplodlng :ahclla and tho llcruon
of war only u {my short your! nuo. Al'-
tcr [snaking Morro wo go ovcr thc spot
whom thc Mort-bunch sank on that
mcniornblc night by oilc of “it" brav-
csl {li'iN‘ that cvor our history has rc-
(ordcd. 'l‘llc hurllol' of Santiago ill pic»
iurcsqucly lzrund.‘ the runny shudcl-t of
‘zl‘i‘t'li along tho llrllsldcs unrl vnlil-ys
nrl-scnliulz ll bountiful plcturc of un-
lurc's handiwork. i think an urtlnt.
can find lnuducllpcs and any otllcr
’it't'llt‘ to [llf‘iiHO Ilia fancy. 'l‘bc city
of Santiago is bcnullfuliy Hituntcd on
tho soutllcnul l-illlf‘ of tho buy and now
it is ll l'l(‘iill and quitc a hcultlly placc,
Wc arrived at the dock about 6'30 and
our \‘oyriyc is cndcd and wc bill good»
by to tho plcnaunl companions of a
tow darts.
SHAMROCK TO BE PAINTED.
NEW Ytllilx’. Scplcmlicr iii: -'l‘bc t‘o
lilmliln \viw'tnuI-il il‘Vll)‘ from lllr'
Morsc lroll World; soon lliicr 7 o'clock
this morning. till.» lil‘lH‘l'l'tlt/‘tl to hcr
old berth at lllcn (“mun No anila wcrc
bcnf today, but it. is sold llllf‘ will no
out on tho sound to try lli'l‘ ncw soils
the first thing Fi'l'lily morning. {ill wrli
us Saturday and pct-buns Sunday and
part of Monday. Work on the hull of
tho Shamrock is coin: on in a outlafac~
iory mourn-r. 'I’lll- llllll llclow thc wilt-
cr lid» is ucnrly all plllisllcll and PH-
'lll)‘ tho llppl-r portion of tho yacht will
bc paintcd.
MRS. ROOSEVELT AT OYSTER BAY
WASHINGTON. Scptcmhor l8-Mm
Theodore Roosevelt loft today for her
home at Oyster llav. She will return
next week and min: on her residence
at. the executive mansion.
NEW YORK, scptl-mbcr lit—Mrs.
Roonevclt. wlfo of l‘rclilliont ltoolmvolt
nrrlved in thin city at 3 o'clock this If
tumoon. She Wlul nccompunlod by her
lion, 'l‘llcodorc, .lr.. and Amintnnt Bor-
uount at Arms of Scnlur- Wiillnm .Iof.
fordll. After a couplc of houra lihop
ping Mrs. itooacvclt and her non loft
for Oyster Bay.
lN‘JUNCTlONs uGAlNST “SCALP-
, Ens.” .
lNlllANl‘iPlMllt'l, Nptcmbcr 18»-
Tampomry lfljunvtitmli to l‘tl‘ill‘llll‘l
“Berliners" fromdmlllur: ln oxcuralon
ticket: issued on account of thcudd
Follow: authoring were loaned today
by Judge heather» on application of
the Pennsylvania and the Big Four
railway eyuloulu. l. .
NXPOQITION 6!. IO TODAY.
BllFFAlD, N. \’.. cptcmbcr lbw-ADI—
rector General Buchanan announced
today that tho board. or directors or
the Palladium-lean had unnulmgollalr.
weed to clonej’tho we: onft‘hllrldoy.
deuterium-.19. the day of the funeral.
at wallmuilknlm at Canton; 0.
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« TILIGRAMO WILL STOP.
. NEW. YORK. September villi—Jrho
commercial Cubic Tommy and tile
ll Minimum all their wires be:
Eden 3:30....“ 3:35 p. in. (Motor!
cl to row at a mark of magnet
. lilodoil pmldcnt. . *
Nollwwmutm till optlm
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Belle-JIM think: vilion Ihe writer A
tor and out. "In halite" on the cor-
orot mountaintop that the portal.“
”that“ Strut" ‘Plctt ‘SOld- Coll
‘ rculdcnt of tho town, mndc
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Mai Tolemph coup-hr viii llltl- ~
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coming laid Prosldent llclllnlov.
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cred Before I Large ‘Audleneo It
Washington. Conn. tho Sona-
ator’s Summer Home.
WASlithl’l‘ON, (loan. Soptonlbcr
Iii-vii very impressive mil-viola wall
hold in thcl (iongrogltilomil church in
Washington. Conn, on Sunday lli‘tnr'
noon in momory of our rnurtyrod pres.-
ldcnt. All lilo dculonlnutlonll in tin:
wcrc rcprchculcd and itov. it. it}. 'l‘ul'u-
cr, of Hampton Inntilutc, Virginia. loll
tho scrvlccll
. Scnutor Orville Ii. Plait, who H at
the ad-
llrcsa. and vcry touclliulzly rcfcrrcd to
the Mo and clmractcr of tho llclld pros-
ldcnt.
He mild in part:
"'l‘llcrc nrc fimcs wllou thl- only cx-
prom-lion poliulblc in in prnycr. ullppll-
cation. mourning hymns and authorns
of faith. Such a time cornea to us
now. a day of bronklng bombs and
mourning souls. A day whcn a rural
shadow has talicn upon us all it in
nature lungunlzc ot oxtravuzancd to
say that thorn was never a minor, but-
tor or noblor prcsidout, or it is not in
tho, langungc of l’lgtruvngancc to any
that ho wall great, good and lovable.
and all lurch. be was pronidnut of this
great and glorious country.
"All mop will joln'in paying trlbuto
to his litrculzth, gr-eutnnas and win-
dorn. \Vc. huvc mourncd our dculi
prosillcrlts ill the post. Our hearts
lmVn bccu knittcd togctbcr. chcl‘
in the history of this land was tllcrc
such sorrow and grief and all-lo such a
feeling of shrimp andvlllsgracc.
"He was great and good and lova-
blc. and throw. crmstitutc. the hi'hcai
chnrlll-lcr which mun can roach. Nov-
or hcforc in tlic history of this coun-
try was a president ollllod upon to f.lcc.
as ho hull boon l'iillt‘ll upon to face, He
mot thcm all with clcur judgment
'l‘imc, and again has this imprcsacd it.-
scif upon my mind, Worthington N'r
labilsbcd this country. Lincoln surr‘d
it, and William McKlnlcy has ralscd
it. to its rightful plncc among lllc no.w
lions of tho world.
“Our country ill now rccomllzml as
tho loading nation of tho world and
this in rim to William McKlnlcy.
“'l‘hlisc inst row tcrrllllc llllyn harp
rcrcnlcd to thc wllolc pcoplc tllc (lhr‘ln-
tinn charm-tor of Willlllm McKinlcy.
'i‘hosc of us who h‘llVO boon nt‘ur him
ill critical iimcn fclt somcthlnp. of this.
yet failcd to npprcciato how (‘hristlikc
Ibis orcllillcnt of ours was. 'l‘wo inci-
dcuts havl- ocvurrcd rcccnlly to ll-
innit-ate fills. flur Saviour in tho
llar‘dcn of ilctlmcmzlnc uscd ihcnc
touching words: "Not as I will. but as
’l‘hou wilt.‘ As Prcsulont McKinIcy
lay dying hc saitlz- ‘It is God's way~-~-
His will. not ours, bc donc.‘
"(in tho cross, whcn thc Saviour was
llftcd by hutrcd ’ulli vengcllncc. hc,
laid: 'F‘athcr. forgiiic. them. thcy know
not what (boy do.’ ’l‘herc, in that
hour of excitement. whcn vengeance
was in all men's hoarts. whcn stricken
town, William McKinlcv said: 'l.ct no
man hurt him.’ ltc didn't moon that
nc should be cxcmpt‘fr'om the law, but.
that ho should bi- loft in thc law. We
are told that tho ruling passion in
strong in (loath. and that than the
character will labou- forth. The dying
would of lzrcat nlcn am cagcrly lookcd
for. Such hopc and roslgnntiou arc
cxprcssod in the dying words of Wil-
liam hicKluloy. Mo was not, only
great and good. but ho Willi lovablc.
l ucvor know a morn lorablo man.
“in all his nulurn llc was juul and
kind and lovable to lbc lust dcuroc
”l‘ “as culpbalically thc svrvant oi
illc pcoplo. No man was too high.
no man was too hlunblc for him to rc-
spcct and low. Hill patriotism mount
not only a lovo of hill country. but. hc
llcllcrcd in thc cquul rights ofiltho poo
plo boforo tho law. No “oun crcr
spokc to him without fooling this. yet
all this without+how or (lhll‘lllatltlll.
l-lla regard for all Incn canto from tho
llllnrt. In a largo sonar: ho fulllllcd
lilo scrlpiurc injunction: ‘l.ovc thy
neighbor lili thyhclf.’ chcr for a mo
‘nout wall the «arc of bin invalid wife
off bill mind. History prodliooll only
a tow lurch nlon. Whom such urns}.
such I ruler ls takenlawrly from on oil
the hand of an assassin. no wonder
our heads arc bowed. The bullet
aimed at him. woo aimed at thc gov-
crnment. It was rumod at you and at
me. and at tho nation as well.
ntruok down the president. It lino not
struck downitho nation. The blood of
me martyr In tho set-d of tho church.
We am strongl-r today than whon Lin:
coin and Garth-id wcrc murdorcd. Mcn
am beginning to noc that it In tho pov-
ornmcnt of tho country that makes
thcm rill tbcy urn or all they would
be. it Ill 3 time for sorrow. grin! and
prllyur.
"'i‘hc, prcnldcnt wua ll man of faith.
We should all huvo faith. faith In our
lnotltutlone. our country. and ltn doll-
our richcst legacy In in tho memory of
our mutyrcll prnul cilia. .
"Tho words of peninsula in hill
farewell addressed lurked an opdcll In
history. All tho yc rs wear my!" the
farewell word! _ llllltm McKinley
mark the epoch of i giltoro pmms.
"If them were lug beyond this
life then We llhould he floppies-mid
1h 1 loan indeed. Truth in eulloptnd
lla‘ victory. 'Wmth.’vlhere l! thy
stint: HO maturation ill try vlc-
. 9' No; our provident. Willi-m
ludrbh greater null more lovable. Hill
memory will be oratormd all "It! greet.
Miguel! to thlll hoopla, ‘.
l ‘3 - 51013110 dentin. Whlt rooms so
ill transition. .
l “‘th llfc or mortal breath in but the
unborn of the life clyllllln. Whoall portal
wo call dentin".
'I‘l'f‘US.
1. l runs. it. r,
W..._.
‘ novella-No.1 wont. give you I cent.
l Mum ll lllllkel ”atom”.
'1 allow you did, r. not!
it.)
romp-emu ‘
“mallow. break thylr much to
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put gig-flu nip .l‘. ”if 'ujhll‘fidtl W
ell thou my undone-half cents a m.
M” ‘ .
Willi" it Will -
Abstract of a Memorial Addreu Dellv-g.
nuch ncw problomu and now oonditlons \
tiny. Wu will llnd in tho futuro that. ’0
c ' Inlay. is normal.“ in ' will live.
on rd 'bllflplfl twin» 0 live all '
" it'd-3‘
CWP‘ANY ,
Bonausnap 1857.
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' ONLY ONE OF HIS KIND.
“What is the ekeltement on the pi-
azza. Choliy'!"
“fellah just arrived without any golf
“I think i shall take my llallrzhtcrs
out of society long cnouizh to give them
11 liboral education."
“But thcn they won't want to go
back." tcluba.” . .
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Goo, W. Lanc. PewamoMich. writes: _
"Your Kodol Dyspcpala (,‘ur in thl: Henry Brayrlon, Harrla, N' C" says.
"I took medicine 20- years for asthma
but turn bottle of One Minute Cough
Cure did me morergood than any thin:
9ch during that time. Best Count;
Cure." Geo. (I. Stillton.
boat rcmcdy for indigestion and sto-
mach trouble that l over lured. For
ycara I suffered from dyspepsia, at
times compelling pic to stay in hell
and canning rue untold agony. i am
completely cured by Kodol Dyspepsia
t‘uro. In recommending. it to .triends
who suffor from Indigestion I alwayrt
offer to pay for it if it falls. Thus far
i have ncvcr paid." 690. L‘. Stillson.
“I did not know that you knew my
wife."
“Oh. yes; very well."
"Where did you meet?"
“Never before; but one of my serve
ants lived at your home two months."
“.luuc, will you bc mint-7" .
“No." rcplicd Jauc; “but ill go into
n joint matrimonial venture with you.
share and share alike."
SAVED A BOY'S LIFI.
Mrs. Captain 11.. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Dcl., aayn: "Brazilian Helm sav-
i-d my boy‘s life. He began loot like
the min we lost. with crollrn We gave
him a for» doom. Ho quickly dropped
to alcnp. and was all right in the mom!
lnp.’ For sale by It. ii. Plaiotod nod
l‘. H. Baxter.
A never falling cure for cute. burnn.
sculds, bloom, wounds and norms In Do
Witt's Witch Hazel Solve. A moat
soothing and healing remedy for all
skin affections. Accept only the gen-
ulne. Goo..C. Stillwn.
»-7r-**‘
. An Atohlson mnnbolongu to about
all the lodgcs. hilt never wears a pill
or any kind. He ham plnll oncourngc
the (load beat element of the lodges to
try a touch. . .
B. W.-Puraell, Klntersvillo. Pn.. I83"!
he suffered 25 year: with pile: and
tonld obtain no rollnf until BoWltt‘u
Witch final Salve affected a perman-
lt was reported that a woman had
whipped her husband. and a reporter
was sent to Interview her. "You." she
confessed. “l whipped him. hilt lt'o
none of your bunlnasu. m. can take it cut cure. Counterfelts are worthless.
up, it. he wants youto.” Geo. 0.: Stillaon. . ‘
ONLY CURSE FOR DYSPEPIIA. THERE'D ITILL IE WORK.
lira. Frankllnlllilnlunf New Mia.
Del“ says: "i suffered for yousmlth
dyspepsia. [load to hlvo molt dlw
irons and bclchlu. I. tried everything
I couldlhcar of. but nothing helped inc.
till i took Brazilian Built. and o o no
cont bottle cured me completely.
For tulle by it. ll. Pillatcd and if. H.
Wcary Waggles~Wouldlt It ho low
Iy if yer could sit all do grub yer wont
ed by turnln‘ a handle?
, Workings Will—«l dunno. Who'd turn
do handle? a _
. Bid Durham 1012 Howard 8L, Port
ll . flich.. writeu: "I have tried
men! pills and Inntlm. hut DoWltt'll
ittle Early Killer. are far the bent
ill: 1 have evor need.” They never
gripe. Geo. Cl‘stlllm.
o ; wl-WW”
She-«'lf It in your Very last, you." l Los‘r HALF THE FUN.
“WW l-.. . "HIM felt artfully cut up about her
WORKING NlOHT, AND DAY. >
vmldlnx manta“; . ~
The busiest and'mlghtlelt littlethlug ' "Wilt“ WIN the ltot'hie‘l" .,
unit "of was motto Ill Br. Ami. Nev "Why. aim didn‘t lull ll sin-lie dllvll-
Lita PHIL-firm pill-l «humour, cute. and so thm' womnnthlng rho
nouluto ptmngth. indium-l Intoen‘ could change." _ '
orgy. braiding Into unlenubmor. '
They‘re wondermlun Willi. lap the
health. Only 25c box. thy
ll. Buxtcr. Booth orvvlllll. and John
A. Riggs, Not-went.
lluter. .
HAD BEEN AFFLICTED BEFORE.
. He-~"lllny l road my but poem to
' u 1’”
w...
u Norris Slfior. North'fitrntford. N. Il..
I, purchased I hottln of Ono Minnie
" ' euro when nurxorlnrr with n
idoctorli told me am incunblc.
. .. .m , ) holttie reflex mfiho roundup“
"You. 1 fish from“ timing tllll Int animal . . u um um
whorl! go comp! "p? 7 . ' ‘W :,‘ _ but)?" Ooh.c,ltillmn.
"You don't will! rent. than?" i WM
"Well. if I dldn‘tj'd how to bi curl l After the Bull—«lhe—‘How nice to
mac writer for. the, min‘to’l I." , be home until: “3‘ a crowd them
‘ W ' . ’ '" ivu. I don't so . llfr. Booklet
lrpmv mohalf of hi! guests.
‘ 1ie—Dldn'tlrc. thought, Why, he had
i A CHOOKINO CALAHITV
i "DIM! Well u all” album."
imp—ll m'AJtt-ilcttotWIlllfol-d. Am: tour detectives,_ lll‘ evening clothe!
l'llle foot was bruiiy‘ crush”, him: there: . ‘ ‘ . .
' g . l W
lon‘lr Mullen. .il l! c , . ,
‘ . W #diiprtglifi M‘t welt until’yolr become climb
out WW. W“ “I! newt!“
but 'mmiien our end M
They will harm divers and Willi
P‘k
" , Jilin ml retail in WW3? rim to lug, Bil?
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