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FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, WE OFFER THE FOL-
LOWING LINE OF HIGH GRADE

LADIES’ TOILET'T’ABLES

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Actual Mutilienlllildiiw Ill 0101‘
283000000,

ll larger Percentage Than Tliai
‘ lll' Population.

Dr. H. K. Carroll, of New York, who
was in charge ,of the religious statis-
tics in the United States census of
1890, and has since then ‘annually
made up figures on the growth of the
churches. has just completedthc sta-
tistics for the year 1901. He finds the
total church, communicant member-
ship in the United states clone, and ex-
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0 credits Christ“, Bob.
. in previously ‘blvsu
and,clslmsd‘ by 501814.10“. themselves.
He says he has annotate the mother
marchin- Minn. for. ii. He
finds the growth to have been lost
year 10,980; but gives the total ‘at only
48,930. which is far less than has been
claimed. li‘lvsa“ the unites given he
thinks no 005000 high. because some
members of branch churches are al-
so hemberslo the mother church. and
are oountedt it‘ll. .
.’Speakinz «Lutherans. he points
out that there‘ are not fewer than
meaty-two different kinds in the Uni-
ted States. There are five general bo-
dies. and. contrary to the general 1m.
‘preasion. three of these, via; the Gen-
eral Council, the United Synod South
and the canonical Conference. lost in
membership last year. The total 1.11-
theran growth for the year is given at
30,101; but inu'chyof this growth is con.
lined to the independent synods, the
Iowa alone increasing 21.000 members.
Many of the synods lostheavily. how-
ever. Of the other principal bodies.
the increase in membership last year
Dr. Carroll shows to have been insigni-
lloant, when compared ‘wlth the vast

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Scores of South Norwslk Radar-o on

Learning the Duty of the Kidneys.
To lilterthe blood Is the kldney’s dutyi
When they fail to do this the kidneys

are sick; ‘ .
Beckache and many kidney ills follow
Urinary trouble, diabetes V
Dean's Kidney Pills cure. them all
South. Norwalk people endorse our

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icicles

FRAMED PICTURES hays long been one of the most at-
tractive features downstairs. A wide variety of subjects,
many of them reproductions of demons works of art, allgof art-

‘istic conception and character,‘are included in the showing——
each picture appropriately iramcd', and, ready for hanging.
Prices have always been far below the cost of buying similar ‘

‘art productions and having them framed. On Saturday and
Monday. however. you will find them displayed on five large
tables downstairs at greatly reduced prices (in some cases to

RUBBED AND POLISHED. LARGE. FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. THE

. fields. to be 28,090,037, out obs popula-
._ NEWEST DESIGNS FROM THE BEST MAKERS.

tion that must. if population has been,
the same this car as during the de-'
roads from 189 , be. about, 77.000000.

expenditures .0! tlmccand energy. His drug store during the lust attack 1 had.
own religious body, the Methodist ~

North, makes a showing of but lfi'wo-Hlld they cured me. I felt better in

 

. , although It has a total membershi ever we after tskin Dean‘s Kldn. '.
l S 8.00 TOILETS --------------- 3 5-00. This is» for actual membership and of 2,700,000. It will be remembered i’lll y ly g d h Dy 1"“ half what they were formerly.) . ‘
10.00 ’1‘0 LETS ............. .00. does not include adherents and mom that last year was one In which many‘ 5: am can rocommen l em [0 all - . .
5 .- n I ‘ ‘ $7? bers of congregations. The increase, evangelistic. movements were underlay , if i f b 1k B)! Millet The Gleancrs. The Shepard. The Man w‘th
310.00 lOthT‘s .............. t 7.00. according to Dr. Carroll, was 730,027 ken, the leaders in the lindertakingl“omen 8“ 9" “g m“ a‘ “he and the Hoe.
$11.00 TOILE’I‘S ms, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 3,00, last year, or 2.07 per cent. This is all being the Methodists, Whoiisve espcc. . weak kidneys," . ' , . '
. .~ , , , lncreasssligbtly greater than. the an- glul evangelistic commission of ilicir’ Pharos Horses, The HorscFair. Figure Pieces in Photo-
311-00 10113”) -------------- i 300- nuai increase or population tron: 1890 . general conference. which claim to Sold for 50 cents a box by all cool . .
$1100 TOILETS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 9_00_ to 1900. The latter rate of Increase Ihave brought in 000.000 new members. ,8” FosterMiiburn Co I} fl, 1 N graphic Reproductions.
w _ II t_- I i. . I, . _i n ‘ ., ll 80, . . . , ,
$13.50 'l‘OlLE'l‘S .............. $10.00. will! figscggefé‘the “emi'cgsngtfim $323315 the ”mm“ must have been “" . Marine and Landscape Scenes in Water color and imita-

If Dr. Carroll's figures are i ', ‘ . ' " - ',‘
United States are growing slightly fas- ’cor’rect. The headquarters of the com- 3, l " 80w agents for the United States'

ter in membership than is the popula- , mission are in Chicago. Presbyteriaiie ‘
tion. . -~ . ' {North made a growth last year of 10. f
Of the. church membership growth :832, and have. now a membership just ‘
during 1001 Dr. Carroll finds, on the I under 1.000.000. Congregationalism

face of the returns, the Roman Catho- ishow only 3,475 advance. and Baptists ‘
lic Church to have credited to it 468,- North only 3.039,

083. But he points out that the Catho- . Dr. Carroll says he finds it exceed

lic rectors do not revise their statistics ingly dithcult to get statistics of Mor-

of population every year. so that the pious. He believes there are 300,000 of . '

increase given represents. in a large them in Utah and adjacent states, and lame- “0 specifications as I” “I“ “"m‘

tion Pastel and‘Oil Painting. »
Prints of the Fallowfield Hunt Club (quaint English hunt-
ing scenes.)
Artotypes. Colortypcs. Carbonettes and Art chcau.
Sacred Subjects.
How Prices are Cut:

“THESE PRICES PREVAIL FOR THE DAYS MENTIONED ONLY. MON-
DAY‘NEXT we WILL OFFER ANOTHER SPECIAL.
FREE CONCERT SATURDAY EVENING AT 3 O'CLOCK.

Remember the namewilonn's—«and
take no other.

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proportion of the dioceses. the growth libinks. Mormon missionaries in the ‘1’" 0' “"3““ weight 0’ ”3““!- either 5
for several years. wherein the case of blast, of whom there are said to be l,- $393“? or shifting, 0" anything ”7 Wa Now Was Now - Was Now
‘ . Protestant. bodies, the growth given 400. made 65,000 Converts last year. He .' a, n ' 2 c 20c I
North Mam and Ann Streets represents that for last year only. He also finds the smaller religious bodics‘ The largest natural bed 0‘ oysters l" 5 $ '25 90c $2.25 $1.35
9 concludes that the Catholic figures are to be making no headway. Conditions 1”” ("93‘ South Bay at that time “'9“ 69c 400 $I.5o $1.00 $2.50 $1 40
‘ too large. The Catholic membership seem to be that the great bodies grow 1°" Patchogue. and kncwn 3“ Great 1’3““ '
§OUTH NORWALK. CONN. in the total he gives as 9.158.741. greater, with some exceptions, and the EH9” “ ma“ “’1‘“ a “‘4‘” b0)" 00““ 89c 50c $1.75 $21.00 $5.00 $3.00
, " _ The Protestant Episcopal Church smaller ones smaller: for example. ‘40” t%9?ty2‘;‘lb5:dal;r :hlghl brought
‘ " makes, next to the Roman Catholic. Quakers lost last year, according to Dr.I "m“ 0 con 9 a “ ' ‘19” oys‘ c 60C 1. 8 1. 6. 8 .
mm” «w» .-~~~- w .3 M‘- " the largest growth of the year. The ‘Carroll, 923 members. it has long been 1“” we” ready for “arm as ”0"“ as 98 $ 9 $ 35 $ 4 $4 00
, ' percentage 0f growth is a little more '.known that Quakers in the last. where . caught. and there “'3“ m) trouble m
‘ ' , . : ‘ ‘ , ‘ than 4, a very large figure, and one [boy cling to old styles in dress, lnng- (l’_8”°5“‘3 of them at once. “3 “ dozen MM—‘—_“
S - 8013 a I e ' which few religious bodies have ever liege, slid forms of public \v01'siiip..?v‘m'2°;$ 2:, iii“; mgkeibotgtstwye 8]“
. maintained for a decade together. have been losing In numbers and inflii- -" c n " r y. " a e "
, O The growth ls greatest in Eastern cit- once, but. for many years they have ;“fiséegifstégsglzz;haltiéoill‘ginbe{I‘oaideili IRIMMIFG Bucul‘is 5c. each.
‘ ice, and as in the case of no other rc- been growing in lndlaiia, Illinois and l '- ' . "r n rr ve‘ Odd sets accumulated dur-
_____..,...__.-_..._.__ llgioiis body, it comes from Methodista.‘ lawn. Now it is shown by Dr. Carroll lat Great bed about 2 "do“? I" the - 7 h h d v 19c, 25c. 35C and 39C Budd“
-: I. *1 , Proabyterlaus, Baptists. Congregation that Quakers in‘ the West, where they )pfteigibonbcamc to ““9““! after lower- mg t 0 season, t at we on t 10¢ each.
, d- y L d' 9 F alists and everywhere, rather than have adopted the progressive Illflill'i vigh 91",; '1?“ at ‘5 oclock was loaded want to inventory. More are
. La 165 a 108 “IS. from the non~churcb public. The ads of other religious bodies. are Ion-l“ I '00 ushcls and bailed its New 35c, 390, 5°C! 750 and $190

" Flannel ‘w‘aisls.
., To close out the balance of our

' stock of these popular garments

' we have made them into 3 lots:
9,; tAni$LOO Waists, now 790.

‘ ‘ AII‘$I.25 to $1.50 Waists, now 98c.

All $2.00 Waists, now
"Silk Waisls.
Taffeta Silk Waists. hemstitch-
ed and tucked, bishop sleeves.
$3.49, now $2.98.
Taffeta Silk, white, tucked

yoke, buttons in back, bishop
sleeves; a‘good $5.00 waist for

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A generous mark down on ev-
ery piece of Fur, makes splendid
bargains for our customers.

‘Ladies’ Jackets.

Latest styles, black or castor.
$6 to $8 garments, all at $5.00.
$10.00 garments for $6.98.
THE POPULAR RAGLAN.

Lined throughout.

$12.98 garment for $8.98.

Children’s Jackets. -

Sizes from 4 years to 12 years.
Prices from $1.00 to $5.00.

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brownsmsi'ten and double roumes oi
cream-white lace.

, 'Arnosi'itasLE INVESTMENT.
,. “I was troubled for' about "seven

' aziysars with my'smmach arid in bed halt

, anytime," saysm. Demtck. Somerville,
' f d. “i spent about c.1000 and‘never
ill cameraman; helpme until i

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22% ddeodbl Dyspepsia, Cure. thaw
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dirt by what You digest and assimilate.
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, our stomach doesn't dist-st your
cod .youore really starving. K'odol
.,.Dyspepiiis. Cure does the swmnch'l
. ., work bydigosting the food. You don't
have to dish Est all you want... Ko-
-. idol Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
.irtmubles. George C. Btilliion.
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“""'Gij’ll§; if

you-are afraid to spend an
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‘CHILDWON‘I’H Missions.

child in Will‘lllJnllllmm, to me."
rs. May lird, of Harrisburg. Pa.

on, s,_fcw'hotties.and uni/entirely . ,, ,

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HOW'B THIS’L, , -

. We offer One. Hundred Dollars Rot
. ward (or any one of» Catarrh' that can»
not be cured by Hall’s Catsrrh‘Cure.

: .h’. J. CHENEY '0: 00.. Props”
-;~ ~ .~ '. Toiedo, O.
West-ho undersignedhave known F
..i. Cheney for the lust alb'yearsn-snd,
I, believe him perlootiy honorable-innit

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business transactions rand financially.
Table to carry outtsny. obligation made.

1 by their firm. "r' ,
,WEl-J'I‘. A TRUAX. Wholesale Drun-
;~ slats..Toledo..o.. , . . .. .
; WALDING.» KNNAN .. a .1 MARVIN
: Wholesale. r smwolodo. 0.

. Hall'siCntim'h. ,uroisvtskon inter

revolting alone occasionally, don't got pally. acting directly upon the blood,
, and mucous shrines: of the system. .,

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.1901 .. hummus . lumbar. by .nroiip
. ignommmhuod [bottle of One-

sbsolutoly as: ch ours, blah
p- Tim .. only. Ths'youngslitohild, . .,
finite t’withiouiira “My." h‘e‘lit i "JV, . I .
' bit“ like the tntsftiid Mb in'ber WATERS DY; annuity lib-Firs
must it, 'rWMIlyns,
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growth in figures last year was 31.341
and there was an increase of 218 per-
lobes.

Disciples of Christ increased their
membership last year 20.009. This
membership is almost wholly in the
middle West. The body has almost
doubled its membership since 1890,
and now has a total of 1.179.541, mak-
Iilg it now sixth place In the United.
States. Eleven years ago Diciplcs held”.
eighth . place.

in actual membership gained lust
years the two largest. bodies wvi'c
Southern Baptists. wlilrli llltfl'l‘ltili‘ll‘
26.112, and African Methodists, which
grow 22.892. in point of percentage

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. Religious Body.

Roman Catholic .....................
Methodist Episcopal .................
Regular Baptist South ...............
Regular Baptist Colored .............
Methodist Episcopal South ..........
Disciples of Christ ..................
Regular Ilal‘itlst. North ..............
Presbyterian North .................
Protestant Epispopal ................
Alriciiu Methodists ..................
Congregationalism ..................
Lutheran Syiiodical Conference ......
African Methodist Zion . . . .: .........
Lutheran General Council ...........

' batter Day. Saints ...................

Reformed (lei-man ..................
United Brethren ....................
Presbyterian South ..................
Colored Methodist ..................
Lutheran General Synod .............

-, i-iaven. This was the quickest work of
the kind ever known to the Great Smith
Dav oystormen.

What was known as a "tub" of oys-
tors consisted of about a bushel and a

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before last the twelfth hind had only , dbl-i113: 1,323; ”3:: 2,1338: inl‘id': w)
ono minister and a handful of mom- . the middle and two “tube" made of it
hers. Lost your the minister died. but 'The .. ‘ ‘

the handful of members are still inith- was one quarter.

[iii and will lift? bly remain so. They. (in m, m,
. . .- _ ' x in Point bed Ion tube was
9‘“ thellisclie c‘lormcd Plush) WI“ ‘ci'insldered a fui‘r'day‘n catch, and these
inns ill the United airline and Canada. ioyslcrs brought forty (mm, a 1“,, but
Dr. Carroll furnished a table show- i [buy were the genuine Blue Points. The
iiig the order of donomliiutional rank price then. as compared with what the
in 1390 and iii 1901. With number of IDTIN‘ now is_ seems rather small. but
conimuiiicaiit members In the rospec- :gemlmp Blue pom“, were not as scarce
”V“ “I‘m- then as they are now.

Among those engaged in marketing

ing at a steady rain. An amusing fact
brought out by Dr. Carroll is the ten-
ncity of religious bodies no matter.
what the discouragement. There are
twelve kinds of~ Presbytorlans. Your

tank. Commuui- Rank. Communi-

 

1the oysters were Captain Robert Petty,
liiol, cunts. 1890. cunts. :who commanded the Edwin Post: Cap—
fll.ewis Baker, tilii' whom the sloop Lewis
,. H . ,. tBnker wins but t; Captains Gilbert and
,l, 3133‘,“ ,1, $3331}; “Sammy" Clark Horton. Captain 'l‘ut-
g li'lfillllb‘ 1 l'280'000 .tlo. Captain Burr. Captain Gil Aiklcy.
'4 1610,“), 1 l'848‘98‘i and many others who are remembered
a l'477'180 f. {2093,}, .by some of the older oystermeii. 110w
'_ l'lflq',“ ;: 5""; ,roslding in this vicinity. Captain Gil
1‘ 1“,"), n ‘_ “' U“ ‘ licri’ Horton and Captain Aikley at dif-
é 1436-31: ‘_‘ 35034,?“ t'erent times commanded the Kitty Ann.
3, ;’;0-'7Q;; “. LS. ”a“ and Captain Burr commanded the E. A.
- “.1 . -_a - 03$ 034 Johnson. and with two of his crew was
‘0 933-3}? H “fig-7:5 murdered by another member of the
11 “34“" ll: {ll-“7:" crew named Hicks. willie the sloop was
‘7 ‘3 307103 oil‘ the New Jersey coast one night In
I" 0 349.733 the calry part of 1800. The murderer
If 1 N 3341347 abandoned the sloop and went ashore
Ii: 400W“ 3. ”4.533 in a small boat, but was captured soon
If: " 343-929 It: 204.01“ inftcl‘. tried for murder and convicted
ll 340.007 lb 30‘3J7‘l and hung. The sloop was picked up
18‘ . 327.9!“ l-‘i “9.721 and brought to lsllp. the port from
19 204.971! 23 129.3?” which she hailed.
3" 204.09% 17 187.433 Captain Brown, of the sloop Frances

 

Hero are the principal religious bo-j
dies in the United States, their mom-l
berslilp. at the end of the your jiist‘
closed, unilftlieir growth last year. The t
Roman Catholic figures, include. In'
many diocese, the growth for several
years, and are therefore too large. The
Christian Scientist figures may be re-
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Present .

. , ,» .- Mom-Gr‘wth‘

. .Itollglous Body. bershlp. 190‘]. l
: RumspCat ollc, 0.108.741 468.083"
’ Protestant plscopnl. 741.697 31.341
Disciples of Christ, 1,119,041 20,500

southernbaptlst. 1,074,108 20,110

Atrlcau Methodist, 098.354 , 22.892“

Cclorednaptist. 1,500,802 18,140

. ,lilelhodist North, 2.7g2dlill ~10.000
- Presbyterian North, 9 0.815. 10,382‘
:Christianficicntisi. 48.930 13.880

‘ ’liutii. General Synod.
Conxrogathnallst,
Baptist North,

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1.006 613 '
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00: unis arrests were made:by. Secretary .
‘Thruhsr in person, no Iberia'sccom-

~, otvliquor were collected from :ths'thrco
4 places. who lotliicludsd mn‘nllnns

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. advantages lvodvconiim

.E. Brown. wears strict church member.
1and it strict observer of the Sabbath
- When on it trip. if at someplace where
Secretary Thrasher Captures a Log of rho could anchor, he would some to and
Liquor in Plalnflcld. remain there until the Sabbath had

; passed. when he would resume his voy-

PI.AINFIELD. January 18~Secre.,sxe. No man who used profane lan-
tary S. i’, Thrasher and half a dozen 13““? will“ remain in his employ. "9
Inch in the employ of ”“3er and 0r- ,ileclareil that all the swearing done on

. his sloop could be, II he by himself. and
der League came here and raided three ,no one would be a owed to usurp the

places and captured a lot of liquor. Th0 iriizhts.
Walls '1“ had spotters hflre a. week, 3 Cnpu‘n “Sammy" (“ark Horton Willi
audit is'rsaid that they have got Dosh ‘, at one time a lender in the Patchouue
live evidence of sales. The places vls- Methodist omircn. but became a back—
Itod werelthc Central Hotelrilm MW slider; ‘fnll very low. and In his letter
sup Hotel and a Illnce‘run by Michael ldays became like many others who
liolbnl.‘ Edward Riley Willi ill'l'BltOil lWOllld carry “way anything movahlg If
at the Central House and 8. J. Kim; ‘ not watched.
ab‘tho Moosup Ilouse. v'l’htihsnil I-lci-i , -—---—-
waivers taken before Bradford ‘“t'.l MANY DAMAGE gun's,
Danielson. and put 011113.1000 bonds» . ‘ “a...
{such for. appearance one} week from ; Will be Inlfltiltod‘as Result of Bub-
“ ' ~ ‘ . ‘ way lxploslon.

HOSITON. January lli~-A concession
of liability by the Edison Electric il-
liiminstlnu‘tiotupany, in the subway
gapiosionlif'uartéb LX393. In dwhich a
. 0' on her I u re a in scores
Digbfll‘, ‘IOMB rum. My,‘*Mlkifl 000-. wgrg In,“ " ”MM” [0 and EDWGIIY
a mass off-litigating for. domains In.

and was all the uhotmen's .

vowing eta ms ’ 'latin .nearly ’13

000.000; Awmfllh ‘oourt, had
found. the“ Winn: Gallium Company
and tncbdlson’fidlnilsn! Jointly liable
but the liidi Company has contested
the finding. iob.'irom time to time.
the case has. musings io—yiow
of this [inbuilt A satti most, and
nextlliondsyl damalescuos
orphaned

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atloa' Min ,

cull boy’s" sham of the receipts ‘

coming after inventory but
not at the prices we offer

these.
'10C., 12c. and $150 Buckles.

or

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Buckles and some worth even
more
250 each.

Trish! «3%
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It's all up with the artisl who can‘t
draw iiis,breath.

THOUSANDS SENT INTO EXILE.

Every your a large number of poor
suflerei's whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly and
not always sure.
when Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption will cure you at home.
It's the most infallible medicine for
Coughs, Colds and all Throat and
Lung diseases on earth. The first (1050
brings relief. Astounding cures result
from persistent use. Trial bottles free
at I". H. Baxter's. South Norwalk:
John A. Rigxs‘s, Norwaik. Price 50(-
and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed.

 

A girl that can't Slil’l, and will sing.
should be muzzled.

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IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE.

The lame of Bucklon's Arnica Salve,
as the best in the world. extends round
the earth. it’s the one perfect healer
of Cuts. Corns. ‘BIJI‘II. Bruises, Sores.
Scolds, iloils, Ulcers. Felons, Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only
infallible Pile cure. 250 a box at F. H,
Baxter‘s. South Norwslk. and John A
Iiiggs's, Norwulk.

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The world always has time to be
ten to the man who has something to
say.

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CHILDREN ESPECIALLY LIABLE.

Burns. bruises and cuts are extreme
Iy painful and if neglected often re.
suit in blood poisoning. Children are
especially liable to such relations be
cases not so careful.
Witt's'Wltch Hazel Salve is‘udequsl-
Indrnrsws out the fire. stops the pain.
soon liesls the wound.

 

Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo cured my
babe. of eczema after two physicians
gave her up." writes James Mock. N.
Webster, bid. "The acres were so bad
she soiled two to live dresses a day."
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Beware of i
counter-felts. sure cure for plies. “no. '

Turn-about is not considered fair
play by the party in the treadmill.

STOPS THE COUCH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD. , .
Laxative Bromo-Qulnlne Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No curc, no pay.
Price 25 cents.
A baseball game ls merely a contest
between two nines and an umpire.

SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.

Mrs. Captain H Hubbard. or Mll-
ford. Del.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy’s life. He began just like
the one We lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the morn-
ing." For sale by R. H. Pinisted and
F‘. H. Baxter.

The chewing gum trust causes more
.lliwing than any other.

 

A DEEP MYSiERY.

It is a mystery why women endure
Huckaclio, Headache. Nervonsness,
Sleeplessness. Melancholy, Fainting
' and Dizzy Spells when thousands have
proved thdt Electric Bitters will quick-
ly cure such troubles. “l suffered for
years with kidney trouble, writes Mrs.
Phebe Charley. of Peterson. 1a.. “and
a lame back pained me so I could not
1 dress myself. but Electric :Bitters
wholly cured me. and. although 73
yours old. i now am able to do all my
housework." It overcomes Constipa-
tion. Improves Appetite. gives perfect
,heslth. Only 600 at F. H. Baxter’s
South Norwalh drug store. and John
'A. Riggs' Norwalkdruz store.

 

, Many a man looks insignificant
his Wife is with him. ‘
, DON'T LIV: TOGETHER.
Constipation and health never :0 to-
* nether. lierit’s Little Esrlylillsrs
,promote easy action of the“ bowels
without distress. “i have been troubl-
‘cd with costlvonsiis nine years." says
,J. 0. Greene, Depsuw, lud.’ "l have
,triod manytemodios, but Little Early
lRisors glvebolt results.” George C.
ifitillson. *

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