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bENTlNEL
THURSDAY. NOV. 5, 1903.
onions Board
111 Missions
Work in Many Countries
I eluted by the Missionaries!
I ‘1 Charge—Mrs. lamson.i
I‘itf Boston Conducted theI
'I Devotional Service
NEW HAVEN. Nov. l-t."l.it‘.‘~llill‘ It...
agreeable weather conditions; the M'l‘
0nd and filial ility of‘the tIIIiIiI-Ittion or.
.the Women‘s “mud or Missions tI|ItII| I
1 with a fair attendance of delegates '
(“and visitors when ilie devotional so.
INC" was iII‘itl III 1' 13. Mrs. (‘iiiIt‘lI-~I
.M. Lunison. ot' itosioii, l‘ttlliillt iI-Il ilii~
'Bervlce.\ _._\i its I-oiiI-ltisinn lilt‘ I-eutiIIIr
session (If the convention was entered
‘ upon. the, proIrIIin l'iitIIiiIiiiItI, a seriI-II
f 01' addresses 0 rtitIt'iui unit. in \III I
lous mission fields in addition to III
. ntructive and interesting general Inn.
by Mrs. Francis III. Clark. of .‘tnIIIirII
dale. Muse, entitled "The I‘sI- til
I T0015.n Mrs. C. C. 'I‘I'IIIIy. Iit' Mai'sII
’ van, 'l‘iirltey, speaking front the ini-
‘ alonary'ti etanttpoiin, told how iiit' IIIII II
looks to those on the ground, the Item
I 0181 results of missionary I-i‘t'tII-i anion-
i the Zulu Women were III-sIIIiIII-II III
, Minn Laura M. Melleii, of Haiti, SIIIIIII
I‘II Africa. wiiiie Miss .IIIIIII ti, IIIIIIiis. III
Tungelio, ("ltiiia. spoke on the II-IIIIIII
of missionary work iii North I‘Iiinn.
I Two papers on mission sIIlitiois III-III
read, one by Miss Ellen M. IiiaiIIIIy.
tIlI.
Marash. Turkey. on “(iii-is iII ITIIIIIIIIIII"i"‘ 1“ ”my "i ”TI “1'.” "i il‘” m“
.’l‘tirlttry College-fund thetitlier relating M“ Um”). ‘h "\“m: H" l . I _ .
' truthe Alinietiitager Girls" SI-Iitiol. III. Mi“ “with" "““'_ ‘ti Emmi"
Miss 'liiiiily R. llisseli, IIl .-\iIIiieIIn:II.IIIi. 'i'“ “'ii‘f'mmii .“h”, “A" ”MM" ‘1 "I.
India. IIi‘InIIiIIII :IIIII .itIIiuIIiIIs tiiiI-IIIIIII-i
()tlicei's were selected as “H‘MF .‘\\‘.‘I'.- lilt ’i.t~1 :Il‘P-illiH‘IIHiitl \Ilii_l'ti iI..
Wesltlent- Mrs. .liitlsIIiI Smith, I... 1'!“ ”I” “,H ' [HI 3“"
I ton. _
If, \'iI~IIIitrII.-iIII-III.«I— Mrs. N. (I ('iili'iv ION” A “THE S'LVER WATCH'
‘ Boston; Mrs. III. K. Alden. lIosion.
_ Mrs. John I), Means, AtIiItiriidalIII. Ancn‘tiehnt Togo-plea: alt/ht“: Went
I: MIISsI; .\lis 1-). Strong, I\ttiIiIriidaIII. 'ou9h '8'“ on m omes
II Muss; MiIs. Lettini-l (litilivI-II. South to Light,
iiIIIiiI-I-, .IIIIII. .\lrs.. t?_ it. intuit-Is] \I'I\'I'II?II'I"I\\'N ~\ . “I-I‘II “to
‘. Sotitli lI‘i'iiiiIiiiuhiIiii. Mass; Mrs. J, 1. Hm” ‘I “mm“m “'i" ”i H" ""‘ii
Button. .\'eII.tii twitter. Mass: Miss So i‘“‘"\“ “I'IIIIII iIItIII»:I| lit-tenth t'III
nan titties “I“..I Newark. NI J; Mix». lI-IIIIII" saw it IIII'III toll on: ill :I III
S lit‘itiiit‘tti l‘iiitt IiIII‘iv'lIiIiti. N. J [in link Silt‘ iInIl II'tItIit ssiy iiiiiittit IIIIII‘
t‘tii'rIIspoiiIitiiu. SIIt-I'Ititrtes Mrs i it *‘IIIII iIIII‘iI‘i. f‘iI" 'I‘II -1 '"i' *1“
.l'IIhitU..\1eaiIs. Mrs .losI-tili t‘oolt. Mrs lIII-‘III it “RI“ “III“ .I it?“ .t I-II.‘
E. strong. in.» II. iIIIIIiIIis. ,IIIIII. IIIIII‘ IIIIII'IIIIII II..' “III“ >III'
Recording St‘t'l't'lili')'~':\il'1~t. .I [I‘I-I-II.II showed it to iit'i iIi|I~iI1|lIti tIii ill‘w iI
erii. 'Iliil. t‘IIIIIIIiingI. Mass. ' IIIIIII Ii'oiii \\‘IIII iiIIiiI :IIIII Ititinttl Its
.oint SI-IIIIItIiiy Miss 15. Harri: I I' iii-“I""I ‘iII‘ 'II-I~ III\.II. I-I|--.\ III‘III
I litiiiit III. lIosItIii. IIII‘HIIINII'Il
I} 1 ‘.i St't‘l‘l‘ifll') Mist-I Kate t; I iI'III' the out; II ililh it III-~IIIII and .I.
‘ Lummp tummy I‘iitiulttv illit‘lthiil]: “in it II;I~ lIIII rI
Flt‘iti sI-IIIIIIIIII Miss Aiitt‘ .\l. iI'IIII. IIII tIIII I...IIIIIII. III on l'liiI“ IIIIII III .I
3, Boston. I ‘ _iIIiIII| piison and to: it into it ;...I\..II
Secretary I‘.,,-‘y....ng minim-I, Woi'k IIII iIiII lIIIIuIIIii tor IIII.i:’II :I lI'tlillIt'lli
Miss A iti'ouii. liostoti. : ‘\Ii Iitts IIIIIII' New In th. I'IIII I\III‘
'i‘iiIItsiIrei» Miss Sarah Louise Hm I “ .
Button. PRESERVATION OF LGENERAI.
i As. IsI ant Tit astiit I ~ Mis“ .\liIi.iiiI i... PEACE-
" Woodhull"), liostoti ‘ S'l‘ l'lII'l‘l-iltSiIl'iiI; .\III 'i'iIt‘
Atitiiior‘ .\ii~ iI' S. \\'illtiii.~ IIIistIIII tnI-I-tiitt; III tIII t‘./.III .iiiti I-TIIIIII z... \‘I I1
Directors Mrs. Henry lI‘. IIIIIIiiit IIIIIII .II \\'III-.-III-I.I.-n i'jtl» In \I‘-it'lIi.i\
Mrs, A. .‘\. l.liItItIIiI. Mrs. John t‘iIiII :I IIIiIItIIIIiIitII on III. the III\\:»IIIlIIIl
mine. Miss t‘r ltl' Weston. Miss t'iiiIIiII ilt‘lt‘ .Ih iII'lIlL', Ii III~.I. IIIIIIII:I II: IIII Ill
Borden. Mrs _\\. .IIIhIIstIn. Mis. .lIIiiII sIIIIIIIIiiii III LlIlll‘l'Hi IIIIIIII '11. .\II
F.Ct)ilty.\1rs (‘1IIIIlIs.\1. iiillltstiti .\l‘t.~\ II~I it‘illill’iI\ ;IiiI.IIt IIIIta! .tllI‘i‘I
1 Ellent'atititli .\iII~ t‘ .\.iitlIIi{ili\. .\Ii iitI-II Its liII-\ liI'tiili' IIIII ~II:I;II>IIIIII
I} A. (T. Thompson. Mrs. It, (‘Itpeir \lr In an Anon. it ”to”, ._II.IIIII.I ilitliti.
I. George W t'IiiIIii'ii. Mrs. lit‘il‘ll l,l;iIli \\illttil has IIIIIIII rIII~IIt‘;-. tIttIIIII:I iI\
I. mp. Mrs. Frank \\'Iiod. Miss Mary I' some Russian IIIIIII:I I~I~- 'IIII .\’II\III
. E. .iiiIIksoti. Mrs. III III'_\' 1). Noyes. .\li'~ ti l'tIli‘I“- ._ iilt’ III. u IIIII' ltIi--I.I one
I John 1-). lir:iI lI-y. .\li's. lI‘. lI), t‘ltiiII. tiiI-ui IIiiiziIiI Ill"~' i-iiIIIIiI :Ii\.ii~ itit‘
I Mrs. tiiIiiIiI-s i“. \\'t-IintIIt. .\ii‘.~'. i. ”and -:I\ . 1111‘ I it‘.|it‘~1 IIIIIIIII' tit iIIII. I,I1.Iiti.
I‘ sell. .\li.~ .\‘:-II(l \\'e.~t. .'\lrs.t‘ III liii in iiliiuins .tiI~t)ilIlI'iI‘ IIIIuIIII'iil I'I'llt-
ling, MI.» _\l'=i:tiii 1., \\'otIIllII-rt_\'. .\li'~ and the II;iltII me she ii§1\t\Iit‘1\"IiH|i
‘Nathitll'l‘i (it““il. Mrs. Edward I‘
I Moore. fIlis S. 1%. (‘iiprotn Miss Mai,
‘I C. WIIIIIII Mir-I II S. tiilInaii
.. At the I hire til lilt‘ business session
the delegates listened III :iiiolliIII >I‘l'
ins ot‘ iltitll't'5~‘t‘:~'. the tirst being It) .‘ll\\
Mary 1”. Long. or L‘hiiitiatiiiit. .\ItI\iIIII.
who told of the work of girls' :‘t'iltitlin
*I in that. country. She was followed Irv
" Miss Mary Mills l’ati'i’t-II. VII. 1).. pi'e—Ii
dent of the AitiI-I'iIInn College for tiiris.
Constantinople. ’I‘tirkey. Miss l'at
rick's paper Wits entitled. “Higher i~:IiIIII
cation anti National Development."
and dwelt upon the wide iiitIiiI-nee ex
erred by the institution wiiirli she rep
resented through its students and grad-
tiates. She said in part:
“Higher Education atid National III--
velopment" was the theme of Miss
Mary Mills l’atrtek. l’h. l).. president
If the American College for (this, III
COtistnntlnopleI
I “The college \\'ili(‘ii I represent III-II-
oday is not a gift to one nation. it!“ it
If!“ to many nations, by the ('ill‘i\’liilit
IVitomen of America and at It 111”“ wiit-iI‘
IIIII' such a gift is most needed. It is It
I time of crisis in the East. The man I
ries of the Balkan peninsula are till“-
.1113 new into modern national iI-III
1.1.003. and the D00 )1th of Asia .\iitItII I
’arelnlsu gradually acting the iillitlt‘lt-i
Ices of modern civilization.
“Constantinople. is the IIIIIiIiI-ai it'I'_\ ,
o the East, and a cosmopolitan t'UiiI‘t'I‘
es'tfiblished there. furnishes a Siliiiitlt"
he . to the intellectual and moral IiI~-‘
Qpntent. of all the Eastern nations.‘
The American college {or giiis in t‘ oi.»
ithntinople stands on the heights ori
ficntnri on the Asittstii shot..- or ill" I
Bo'dphortts about a mile from lilt' hos--
pith] where Florence Nightingale niirs
felt the nick soldiers alter the Crimean
War. and perhaps an equal IiistIInIt-
Im the site of the old (IrIIIIk (‘hiiii- h.
I; where the council of (‘Ihaitedon w; is
:held. The situation is a dominant
.tifone, aesthetically. geogiaphitallv and
IWUCally. The. views seen floor the
Windows of our college ate perhaps the
Melt in the w.orld and are symliolie
in air broad expanse ot the infiuI-nte
i”) when the college seeks to gain ovm
the Nations of tho East. through the
power of Christian woineiihood. in the
home and In society.
. 1‘T0 the educational t-t-titt-r, students
' come from the East. as far as the val-
}e] of the Tigress and Euphrates rive
on. from Russia Ronniania and littl-
“I‘ll on the north. from (ireete and the
tflhndl of the Mediterranean. from Sy
flu and Etypt. on the south. Turkey Is
a Inn! of. many nations. between which
therelsoo union and girls from these
411th nations come to us 1mm diner»
Id! of languages.
I “W it would you find another col-
‘Itii iII I'|I|I\
Iol' Itl'tt|it‘l'l_\ Ioi I IIilIILII- III
I also many stiztlI-itt-I
i illii|:~t Ii.
, panviiit: portrait.
I oil
' seven,
has component of 80 many varied eIeI‘
nit-tits and adapting limit to the IIIII d
of so many Iiitteitiit nations"
"Not only. iIthtIrIIrI IltI liII‘ ‘tllltit’ltlf-
Iiit’lei iii I-iisioin IIIIIIIII.:IIIi\ and lililt'I
tItIIIi IIIII IlII\ t‘tlllll‘ titso I'iIIIINIIItt II I:
trlttstteu in NW ll‘l\.
“inst yet” we had in t‘l IIIIuI- sidi- ht
siIlI- tlII‘eII Ilttiiulttors IIt‘ ’i'iii IIIsII tIItI- hit-
the daughter ot the .\i|lIi.~|t I M \\‘.IIi' iii
litiluitritt. lill‘t’t‘ Iliitiuhtt II III II ptonit
Ilt'iIl ltiiluitriaii statesman. lilt IIIIII.-_II
lI‘I' ot’ a it‘IIIiillL‘ Moon '11! I'iil III-I
Illlti liltI tiiltIItiIlt-I' III :I III Ii.li|\ iii I-
IIIIIIIIIII iIIuiItliIIt uttlI I-IIII. I:Iil \\il\|
woiknd for iill' II' ttIIII III-IIII itiiil IIIiII-I
hit new iii stIIli .i IIIIlI-2II IlIIIIIIJI
iiti Ip tIotiI IIiiI IIIIIIIIIl - III‘iI liI,I
IiiIiIls
'tiiii‘ LII'IIIIIIIIIII~ lllIllIiIIl
Ill IliIt'IIIII-itt llIliitIliiliiilts tIi‘ iIII
IIIIIlt‘ tlIIiII hull i|:t\I‘ ‘.IIi:-.Iii :ltlti :I.I.!I
positions liliitii‘ll’ I- .iI~'
pIIuII ItI 'l'iit'lIIIy :IiIII tI‘itI I' lands
"I‘iIIII'I- i~ .I pio~pIIIIiiI~I I’titillillItI‘ It
Nit'izttioii. IIIIIIII has II.IIIIIIII It IIIIIII
'IIIIII‘I .r
ill-“i
Iii
ii'.'. IIi‘ - iI\
t
tII
who I ;I'IIIIIII I-
to graduate \\i|tI no ttiii i‘i I' .t» it it.
iIIIIIIIIIi or ili'tllIIIi’ Iii- II “III I.I iiiii
it) ironies III ”IV IIII'I- IIIIII iiiliilIit’- II
I.Itllt'-i :ll liII’ Iliiit‘Lit ‘!l-i iiIIII 'l 1'
III :Iltlt‘Ili ii» iiiiiIII IIIl
‘III. It not EIIIIII‘IIIIIII‘III iiI:I .I i‘ilt'r?
iIIII lillil‘L'1‘illit"l.‘iiii"illti in !II'
IiiI- iIL'iIl IlIIII ilil iII"‘!i !I.' :II III ‘.".ll‘
IItIt \\ilt‘lt' t'II. tIiII IIHl Htl‘Ii ;: i.I Iit'
Isi it II‘III‘iiiI'I'. .IIIIi ’tliliit‘ iII~ \IIII‘II. ti.
\\‘-IitIilI. in :~'.iiIit :I'IIIIIII. Iii" I'III :I I. o'
\‘ViNIitllii'
'IIII lly hiittt \I i. L[i\t tip in II it- III .;
IIIIIIII iii illt‘liltlti: :IIIII iilt iiIIiIIs tor a»!
\.IIItII-Ii t'IIiit‘lU' \tiIiII litit' IliII iILIiI
that “I offer lilt'lll tliii\ ~itl11t' illil'iiii\
IiiIIl iIliiiiiiiiatI III. iii'I 'iII IIIIII itiid I~II|
IIIIIIIII ilit III .tii I'I i‘I'l'Itlii\ III' liII
I‘ltl'lil '
\Iis. Edward S iiilllliI iii iIIIiiIIIIII
itIIiiII, «ptIlIe IIII \II~\II .I-II l'I’IIII- -
iI‘oi' I-IIIIIII'w-nirnt ‘ 1I‘iiiiii' oi' Ii‘II \‘tt.
dt-i‘l‘iil \\il_\ Iii \\it|I’iI :IIII \tIi» tillllt III
the II‘II‘I_\t"'t« oi those \inII :II IIIIIIII .t'-I
II‘II‘I ilI‘thli “mutter IIIIIi IIIIII iI- :lt
unis III' IltII liII_IiI ‘t into] it! iiitillilil) art
and Ili‘Il III‘ iiit‘ II ~llilr~tI1 pray
IiiI \I in Iiiix-IIIIII .i.l||ltilt'
.1‘llt' i’I-i"' I'III II I‘
IitIIIIteIIi I~\I~liiiiI~_:I-
iIiIIInIIIIw
.liltiittl iii the
Iiiii't't't‘lit I's
stiii wlIv Ii IIIIIII‘
“I”.
II'
\III\\'I~‘ airing llliIl'l itiIIIIIIIII-
..t' win“ IIIliI-I’, should not lend to :i
.‘lltliiItl‘ IIiiIIIIIII :Is “ril'tit‘ll iH‘i\\I“LI
IIiIit :tin and From I
THE NOVEMBER CRAFTSMAN,
lit-ginning: “tilt the cover design.
vilItIIlt is rigorous and stiunesiiuu 'l‘liII
(‘i'Iil'IsiIian I'oi NovI-iiiiIIIi'. tIl‘i’I-rs iI st I
II-s III illll'i) illustrated articles (If l‘X‘
('I‘Itlittllfli iiiItII'tIs-t .\l| appreciation of
lI‘IiIltIiiIIlI l.n\\ (linit‘il‘ilti. with lltt'tllll-
will appeal III iIHI‘i'S
Tilt“ illiiit‘ ot t‘ttll
itiiithlllL’. 'i‘itt-
Il"Itll SIhtIpl'I'I‘.
l-‘i'IIiiIIli liy li‘eiiII
of landscape ail.
lI-it s also III'IIIi's thI'
Siherstnitli‘s \I‘l’ lIyI
ttrziiislutt-Ii I‘Ioiii iilt
Sargent I l'IiInitiII- iiIII-IIIioiI lty III“
tieoige \\'liai'tott .lItiiiIIs; \\'n~ Jesus a
t‘III'pI'IIII'I‘ |I_\’ IIII‘IIIIs‘t ('I‘oslrt;
iII-sII lItIIIII liliis I-aiioin II}
.‘il'lltii .\ Nttlt' Itf ('Ilitlt' it)’
i‘Iiiis; i"l‘t|lll \lItt‘mti .‘illll‘\ ItilllIi III‘III'
field. or June l'iII'I and an amount
ol‘ lilt' work of Madame do illitltit‘l’. a
lielgitiin iiI‘t'lII‘tltin' .\iIii~II.
tioiii lilt‘ l“lt'llt it with ptet'ut-e lI_\' Ireiio
Sargent. 'i‘liett- follow him. ('ltips
from the (‘rnt'tstnan \\'orlt.~ltop: ite-
_ views or liooks and periodieitls. and an
application of the print iples :lIlYtlt'llit‘Ii
it) The t‘rnfistnun to interior dIII-ora
I tion atid i'IIIIItiilIiitIrs
TROUBLES OF WHALEMEN.
IAN IRAN (HlStti. .\o\. CI, ”Ilia
“iIIIiill” lIark Alice Knowles has just
iill‘iH‘tl here with only it?” Iiariei s of
The I‘aptuin i'epotts ”to loss or
big whales and two boats
smashed tltiiitig the tTlliSt! and also
that the landing of whalenten at the
South Sea Island Iii I’unelope for fruit
and vopetuliles has lteI-II liarred Irv the
agent of the German trading company.
who will allow no one ashore. and in
:ists it an. tiuding is done. it will
hate to be through hitii
PURCHASE OF FORT MASSAC.
BLOOMINGTOV. III. \‘In, .WI—rhtrs.
M
‘dent'tzeneral of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and president or
the Illinois (‘oinntission appointed lIv
Governor Votes to piItII-ltast- liiutorit-
l-‘IIrI Masstit; visited the site near Mo-
tropolis, ll|.. todav. The itt-eessnry
land was ptit‘rhased to establish a
state park and to perpetuate the in»
main: fort (‘1)nsirllt'll'd by Gen. George
Rogers Clarke.
BANK OF ENGLAND DISCOUNT.
LONDON, Nov. 6.—The ratool. dis-
count ot the Bank of England was uns
changed today at tour per cent.
.lupa‘
Leon‘
iiill'\t‘,\'.
Ii'IIIIslIItIIIiI
1‘. Scott. omloontitigton. \‘it't‘ piIesi-I
Lmonme
LetsThe m.
Sleep.
I
iIiiiuqhi iiit‘lititllilIllII; IlIitil'Ii
Iii" »i;IiiIitI;itII sIIiIIIIiiIIII III :III III'
iIi III iilIIlt' i.illIIlIlIli \\ilII'iI III-
l‘I IiIi~ iii-IIiIiiIo:
Many oi my Littoitine custom-
L‘l ."u
say it beats anything they
t‘Vt‘i took in relieving colds. be-
Ldll‘L‘ it stops their coughs and
lets them sleep."
\ :IIIIIi ‘II;'_it" I‘ .t ‘I II‘I
I -I I tilt iti- .IiI I IIlliIII'tli
‘lIt. .Iii III I iIiIIIIZIiiisdiII
"i" Ilt \‘.\Itit ' IiilIi Iii\. lit'
1' I . .I .i 1
III IMI iL\I III Ii.IiI.\ ._IIIIIIII.
I it. ‘itii- 'iti'II‘II» .‘IIiiI‘ II;-
I. I. II. L‘i i.iiIIIiitiiI "1I‘.I I'~ titt-
IiIII I i ‘Iti‘it‘ii iii‘ Iiii‘I‘IIIi
" IIIIII :‘III I;lj~.t\ :iII I.iI
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i III.IIIIIIII.-Iitiiiitii~iIIIIIItII.
liiI'Ii IiItIiIIi-I~ .IIIIII
‘It tiiIIILI
s t‘I ,I.I'ititi i-IIIIII-..IIIIII iit't
.I"'i it‘-
i iii III‘IlI t'
Linoninc at all drug stores, 25.
{Ioca $1.00.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSF’EPSIA.
.\ii- 1- :iiiliI -iI lII~i II III' .\'II\\ t‘.i tit:
lit‘i.‘ ~IIII ‘l .iif! .tIi ior years \II'i
III-IIIIIII~i.i l'sml III ilil\II prent dir
fitws 2IiIIi iit‘i' inn:
1 IIIIIlIl iit‘III' oi‘. lItII nothing liI-Ipei 111'.
until 1 tool. lli':I.'.I‘I..IIIi Hahn. and one :-
I't‘ili IIIiii.e I'IFI l mu IIIlIiIIiI II'II
i"t‘t' :‘ilit‘ i)_\‘ it 11. I"iii III-Ii, 1‘ it
“It. and the t‘lit‘foiIII I'lIIirIIIIII I
CLFRCICUQ MEETING.
IIIIIII'IIIIII. oi‘ 'iII‘ I-‘IIIItiI-iII I‘oiiiitt
\IIIIIIiI \I:i~ liII‘IIi ill IliI- 2‘"
l’Iiz:~lI liIIiisI lit’iiit‘iv 'I'iie»
it llltIsi EIIIIIII ruin: “It" the Iii
’lli-I
t' I . II It‘-
'I iIIIIII:t-'
IiJI“ .\:I:
II iIIi:tiIIII III I iI'I'i:ilIlI'II “as hot .I\ Iiit'no
l‘\|lt I lI‘Ii 1a} in lit.
‘lttlll II'II iiIiIIILI on In;-
I~iit:II::I niI-iII-
"The
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.I on -I
:Intl Itit'\lt"l'—
“as read on
t‘itit- Life." in the lit'nt
II: SI. .loiIIi Ilillll'l'il s‘andy
Inter-I» in}: dis. iissiIIiI fIIilinIIti
IIiiiIlIi IliIIiII 'I'.
III III the i1ltill“ tIt‘ lilt‘ Sen Em: chapter
\I.ts one ot tho pivtisttni
liit' Ii"_\‘.
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\
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l ti iI-d et‘III'yIliiIi-II
llii-I .
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I-HIH 1‘
ltIIstII-itsIlIiiiiII-s of
and I
An ey-
\\iIiI II had iIt‘I'il prepai-
I'IIatitres oi‘
Knubleot Mrs.W. W. LIY‘
ter 01 HilliardI
PII. was cured
“of Chronic
- Pm by
run. on at
Mr. D.
Nevndo. 0.. W
cured by Koddl' .
of Mom-c1!“
troublo vhldt":
M ow
HIM , ‘
FORVBALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
K E V EN [N G
LAUD MFLLENB WORK. I
‘LOf‘ldOl'I Statint Says it Was Skil-|
‘ lot
the London Stalin in its latest l‘tli‘
-ttiI titlls ltlll'iit‘iliitt' :IIieiIlloii III till"
W" on! IIIIIditiIItI oi' lilt‘ Northern i’n
IIIIII liliiitlilli Iii “hit it rIIIIII I’I‘t'I-Iitlt'ttl
II.:IIII-I .~' ‘Iiniit‘il III the New \‘iIIlII
\I‘i» iiiI\I II .Il‘ti IIIIIIIIIIII \tzis l'III'IIII-i
I'I liil‘ |l.t“ itlt'!'Il 'i‘i't‘ Slitlihl snys illt‘
ill Iii ‘tlii'l‘li iIIIII‘ iiI‘t‘il iIIIIIiv III
I'l" --II. [III :Iiitl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llIillilUU'
ii'Il‘ il'Iti iliII Ii:IiIIIIIiI-: ot’ lit" il‘itliit‘
'IIIIiiI III I.
III Mt‘iit‘li II\:iI= :IItii‘III ill his lit‘i‘i\ ill
‘I ‘t‘l.I'I:|i IIiiiII ii iIiIlItIL‘. of ill“ I‘IIItti
I.I.\ :IIIII .IIIIIII '~‘t'ii \I‘U’lili of tin-
IIIIIIIII 'l'lit- IlIiilIIIlIl irsIII-II i)_\' iI.iII
IIIII it‘.III \t.Ii.~. t‘ltllilllt‘liit‘ti II|IIIII tptiIII
I'II-I'j. :IIIIIIIII: iitI III‘II I'l III' the iIIIIi
:II'I! \:t~. iIIIIIiliiIi\ .III-iIIIl lit man!
It I.- .II tlIItiiI Iiii -':i'-IIIIIIII Iiiid iI iii
II ‘Illi :I IIiiiI iii» t‘IiiIIiI‘IIin t'\|IiI"nI II
-IIII It: IiIII IIIlI .II\ that any truth
I. Ii'i IIIiI IIIIIIIiitI Iiitn till till» IIIitIi
Ill :Iiti.IIII \‘I'iiitI .I \lI-iIIIII Ii"~'iIt'~
‘I hire I‘\I‘i\ iIIIIIIi do his duty
\ii ‘IlII‘IEI Ii IIIiIl ‘I\'lt ‘I’I‘ sIIIIIIIiiI; II‘
I:II- \'. It IIIIII Ii iIIIi IEIII‘III: iii- \I~Il
iI-iI IIIII ittl tiIIiiIIII II'IIIIs iiztti- iIII-n
I 531 -II'III iI\ IiI I‘II' i‘it'II‘ ill in
'iiti‘ it‘Iitl‘iiiltL' | \Itt \‘IIilI II \ it
l-ti'lilili‘ i~IIr I-i. of thin \tiiIIIII
‘ilIl‘Ili IIIII~ IIII‘I. II lIII 'Ilit'il It)
‘I II III \.iitl"i" IIII,‘I III; ‘lit “\f‘l'lli
III l'I‘II'ziy ‘ii \lI ‘II ,1 \till iltl III XII“
it li\ II iIIIII. iI.I I.Ilii .‘itiliiiil‘x
‘l l.- YI‘I".‘I IIItI-tiIItI I IIIIIIII"1|I\\lii III
;I Iiti'iiin III III-I '_‘IIIH~ \iIt III-N
I II III i'IiI IIIiiII I tir-II I.iI I' III! 3.
II II' |It it I. it \IiI I'Ii' IiiIIt MI \\'31
Itit'lli \II 'I 11.. it .IIIIIIIIii [It {It
II‘»tl 'ii:-- llitili'l ‘i iIt it'ii‘i IIIi ii‘
"I. IIII "li‘il III III- iI IIII on .\'II\IIIIIII.I
ii I I'IiIiiiI liiIII 1'“ IitIII \itiit'li \‘Ilii
iI1' II- .iiIII IIII IIii‘I‘ ‘iil‘tilllit .I IiII
II l_'i!1II""i-i‘lii"‘ i.t- III '.II II I
III I'I:IitIitiII» 'i‘I Iii\tlii IIiiiIIIIi
I‘IiII >IIIIIIII \II- l'II IIlIiit l‘I III 11
"I'd 'I‘tit II \III I’I III '1" \‘III‘IziiiI 13
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SPENT MORE THAN $1.000.
. The Largest Selling
Brand of Cigars
In the “'orld.
The hand It's the
Smokcr's Protection.
It is now possible to get
a good cigar without
doubt or question, no
matter where you are.
‘,.,Im..
'i‘lII iI ‘IIIIIIII :II I III III n IIIIii-IIII II~ r-‘IIII III Mr. .I \I III :II l"-_:'.I.I‘III whit ii
:I'IIIIII' :ili'IIIIIL' siIIIII I-IIIIIIII! IIitII~ II"IIIII'- he “7‘ ‘-\~!i'-I1I '-I.1I‘~ .I.:II
tum” ”II. .I,.»...I-.I “II “III... III”... \ilt'l'ilt‘d'W‘IIIi iitt'li--'~i'liI-iii.I:i II:
III.» IIIIII-I. not that III I and I\;.III II \‘IIIIIII: \I.oit:.rii who IIIIIII IIIioi-It throw
llt'ltir iiit Int. 'IIIIII l‘iIIII.III‘I III- II:Ir aim .
I. IIIII-II II-I 'I‘tIIIIHI liI~ iIIIIIIIIIu-I III \l'sI-I ltIIi-I I.- II n. “I...
“III II \“tfil‘d 'i'ii- I III-i ‘nIIwI-tI-r I‘ :I.;:II III. tents IIIIII I.t.I-.I iII h.III-
was united ll‘\\.tiii I~ IlIwIi i.:t :Iiti III. ”In“ I‘IIIII‘ :II it"i II” 11‘: iiltnlt I-I.
”I“ “(WI "i'it 'ilI 'lnHti . ‘IIIIHIIH HIIIII11I‘I‘I it\t"t III :II.-I Ii Luge IIILIIIIII I‘
‘ l' ' H -\I.. i..I ', It.
:Iri'ti.~< II to the 'iIIIIrsIt titlit Int, “no “i “1' L"? I"“ ”I 'Ii :“i-I‘ it"
I\\£I>» Ltli\:tt'l‘< to than“ lill' onus of ‘III "' "”1 "‘"i"“i “' ii' '“1 i"~““‘- .\"-\1'I
lIlt; I'l‘il‘ti the '\ IIIIIIIv Iiti' end" on IIIII :i'II riioIIII iII .II..-IIIIIIIIIII\ iI > rt”:
‘ tiltl‘it‘ r ltilt’t ‘ ‘ 'I'I'Ii\ I III'IIIlit-i' Iil iIiII I 1 time til\ lIIi'
I; .t‘ . '. . - I
. 'l‘ht "'IIIII “WI-l m” ,H In “HI :Iiortli i‘t'ith‘ IhII ItiiII- Iixt-II tIIr IIII ..
. ' I I \ I It I r I .
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“Mm“. H‘ m ”I .IIMIH‘M) hint I IIII .i h liIIIIII II . ..ii .1 ti'
‘itn i .. IIILIIIII message we IIIJIIvt-rI I! III III :-
I .1 I I
‘ . .. that \\:Irt'iIII hit-l ItIIiiiiIIIIIIIIl siiiI-IIII.
‘I 5'2 Ilzii . \tiis \\iII'l'I’ IiII‘
I \m! i . “W ', iI .. I I“. Hit w.t~ U\I rIIIIiiiI \\’Tii LLI'iIIi. .IIIIi \Itrt
tilflmi‘mI lull H’1“ “Iii: H IIHU‘i'II I“ “ “5 IiI- L‘lit'.~1- who iII'Lili‘I :I‘i'Iti'iL.
III I . i I=I -'I--‘ to: I -
ll 1”] ”i ' ' l i" i ' tor the IIIIIInitIiiy \tIIi'II pI-itiiit'IIII to .. II
I .
lII'I‘I
CASTOR 1A
A REMARKABLE CASE.
tine III' the most I- iiiaiiIuIIitI I'iISI‘I‘ IIi‘
{:I Ioi-II III -iI.---IiIIIII on the Inn. _ tItllr~
In: IIIIIIIIintIIinii iiIIII III .\lis lil‘l'ii'illit‘
A WOMAN SUICIDE.
Philadelphia MAn Shoots Htmscil on H; IIwI2ICI.iIess CInses Agnes Cr'awfmct
to Take H‘II Lite.
lilillttil-Il'ttli‘i XIII .. \\’lIi|II.~ItIt‘iIIi'I
iiiiii :I III tantalum \.IiiI~ t‘rnwlotti.
\I.:II I: iIdIIi t'iIIIIIIIr'Ii, IIIIIiiiIiiitI-Il siti
iI. iIIIIII. I.I.iI.II:. IIIIII ‘.I~It nettii
~ t‘i |\‘.iI" IIIIIIII iIIiII Ittit \\I’t'i\«‘
II II III III 1 Iii III:I'iI >‘II' :Inii iit‘l‘
't':Ii\\I'IIIIi \tIII‘I III:
\\' liitior IIf' l’iIIIiII‘IIItt, .\'II‘I
BRUTALLY ASSAULTED. Is "Mt \\i'I-‘ ‘-Ii’i‘l‘l'tli I'i'IiiIi TIIIII: "
. Ii l‘tII iiIIII' it II» :~'iII tI‘i .! It ,
Fe! II MrCIitic Knocked Settsciess and IIIrinitI: III' tiltt It... .,-,1 I. III IIIII-r $I
Hod Henri Cut at Fatt‘ficld. "“1 \‘IIIIIIIII' II'I'II' “II‘ iII‘II‘IIIII‘ \""
I,‘ I“ \lIt‘.III . “I l'iititit ”I “H H. II \\ I i II 1: I :iii lIIIIII \ Ii: 1.2:! II... IIIII.y
~I|I'i\"i \I~:III|III III I‘IIIIIIIlI 'I :III .‘l "Mid"! l“""‘ K‘mi 1“: ”1“"
IiIIiI iIItIIIIIIII IIII-I‘Iss .IIII‘ :Ir ll" LIIM‘ I" '1..‘.~ V'Yi'iljflv K‘Hmi'
t.I\ III‘II~I iIIII tIII iiii‘ LilIIititIi um. iIl"l My 1"“ it“ “Hi“. I ”In.“ "iii“ .5 .II’ 9'
[HHV‘ Luz“: H“ “Huh “M iii“ iiildr il' yiIIIWlIiIIIIn :1" I“ i' II)“: “I
'Iai III: to IIIII'II Isoin I'IIIth III \\iII'l' ‘; ' l . ‘ Hi”; I, \I ' \_ .i ‘l'ji \‘
IiII his IIIIII Zitiiir, 7.: N. \I Vtii‘lII ;; «111;; ”1.1;.” ' "A“ H" ..
:iiIIl lii- illilI‘I'I'lt I..I- IIIL'IIII tiliIIIIti I: _____ ‘ __ ’NO WEDDlNG TONIGHT." i
IiII \IIII2I-Ii std-I t .fII :»~;t'z!t ‘IIIilI II‘IIIII
1' \III I'.i.iII. III' I‘III IIIIIIi \t...I THE MAN" SERV'CE
iiltililtlil!)\l\tiiiiiilllil‘ltI-‘I.i\IiiiltiliII‘iiIl‘lit:lIi‘Ij“;\I.II;::~,l:“I Puzzles and Problems of Letter Ati Eve of Mairtdgs. l
IIIIII I-IIIII \i. .\iIt‘:IiII .. d"""““ i‘iII..\lIl. i I It:.\ I\‘II. . I'I‘II'I:
IIII. II‘II-II .III tin .IIIIII, ”I -;II. I.I;III ’i'iII i'II-ItIiliII \‘ II .ziI .Iii iIIIIIII I .‘I\ do ‘ 'Iltti liiI IIIIII IIIII'I In tho
Iii:I.i .iI. II IIIIIiiiIl tiniiI in in twin; 4““ i" i“ ‘i' "'" I‘ “ii“ I“- III ~.:II: iIII':‘I. \\.II'I..tic:IIii 'iIIII‘
ii .I III II... III ii II... \\ IIIII- iIIIiI II'I‘I‘" 5‘ 'I' ””‘Ii' ' “II 1’" 1» II‘ I, I... ‘I I ‘~ I. -=‘I -I I?" I. I...» iI
it I» III-- it ‘~itliillil IIIIII~I-- .IIII ~IIIIIIIIII “iii‘” “I“III “i" I‘“ [H IIIIIII »\ ‘: II \I ‘iII. IIIIIII; I'
III iillilitt‘i' iii: II-It III. IIII! \III‘.I!-~ 'I ‘i “1' “i 3‘“ I-I "I iI‘IIIIII‘I iIIII” IliIIIIIII‘A I\I"I’ III IiII mum on .I III-III
»I t. ;. It I“ III”. .II, .I III, I’m“, “MI III' II~ II-;.IIII~ it» IIII.III o' ;t iIIIiII III IIIII-II :Iitil plitIIIt II I,I;...I Ii..1..I‘I
mu H “mm H.“ ”M I. IN” Wh._ Ixot in”: into 'iIIl'I IIII» Inhied ill :i doot I: his-tit III) iiiIII ~It-II iiIIy'lM II:
iII112IIIIIt'lII lt.1iI’I‘.'|i -\”"ii"i“ II'“II II II‘II IIIIiI' ~II| .t~ 1-‘IiltI \\‘:IIIII! \\Iti‘I-II. .t'III IIIt'II I
I‘ll .‘IlIt‘:IIII~ \\.‘-V III'II.IIiI to ltitiizit “HM” ”W ”i "V‘Himiwr “ " i” ‘ ”MW “2m
port. \\II--II \I~..I;.I Inn“... “,“I I. From .lii IIiIi ‘III ilit' '.o :I ‘\tItIlI‘. iI-I tin fIIt'!i'I‘I‘ili I,Iv‘v IItiI IIII
(Illilt’ti itl IlII-III Iii" \tIIIIIiIl II\t’l' iii" i“'::' H" “Whit“: ”1 ii: i “II“ in" I" llmm‘ “M“ A I‘ "iii”. 1" ”MIHIW
IIIII illlti IItIiiII itil iilI’ Jiittiivtl t-t:'.‘it :1 him“ ‘iim mm“ H“ II... Hi H“ ll.‘ “u“ mil“ ”MIMI“ i“ 1"“; "I'll-n”
“WWI HUN” in 1}” “My ”I Imam} 1.....- I.., Np“ 3...... . t II.IIt itsotl II~ iIIIIItii IIiI, (Ii "ilk Ii:‘I. iil .I ll illi. \
lli~ 1-” “illt' \\Il» - .II I..I.II\ “WWII I it \lItIII “ill‘il tiit IIII? s it"1|.'>“ tit'iti— s» ‘tilIl iiIIIt it-.iti"‘ :‘II 1 III .tliss i’tttiitli‘
iiiiilli i‘ltit‘ Vl‘ilt‘ |\i‘i\\ ‘.\iiiit ~»I'IIII~ Vi “Min” WM "I‘M ‘“ :i'“ ~Iit..“-1\ ii 1: M I. i“ “NM.“ > INT"? “1.
”I“ II... “I...” ' II.II IIIII II; In. I’I-IiI HI» I'II Ititiilltllj\\iil :IIII lll.!l*.t'>|I!l.IiIt its
’I'Iln :t‘ :.-I \\ -5 -.II 'I‘l‘ without IIII'I'I- IIIl'Iit‘u'I» ii‘itI i'I'iIMIlI ‘IIII' \\:ill‘t'li Li“
I III\ iii iIIII my... I.,.I.II_,I.I iII SIIIIIMIII In: It ~ iiit‘ i»- not III-tiiiIIIIIiv itnottn III-
1-? l-‘IIIiiIIIIi’ Marion Ind. \Ilio \\II\ I~Ii'irt- For Infants and Children.
i . ‘ Ii it ’.II II' II. I \iitiiiti
I... I» the Kind You Hate Always Bought ‘
Sin: and :tIIiiiiiiiI.; ‘\\t’it\l lit II “it tho
II 11111 tilt\‘n in \II :..iII itIIItI H\ In ‘IIJ Bears the
pound .‘ i it I’...illitl III II llittil s Signature of
In no .t\.itt IIiitiI I used (Int .\li-itIiIII
(TI-ugh t'iIII- lI‘IItiI ilitili": ot‘ this wot:
Iiertti‘I rI-itiedy tili'I"i Illt‘ I i.I:I.IIly III in "
I‘UilLLii. sti‘.~ii:tlie:.- II in} into.» iIInII i-I~» JOHN 6- EDWARDS DEAD-
Itort~tl lllt‘ to my iiI-ititnl “111:1“. lit .I!’ h ""“’
Former Member of Republican State
Central Committee Passes Away.
lIlClIZl‘ itl\'ltllt_ t‘onn., .\'o\ I’L'WJIIiIil
IIIIlIniiiitls. for years siiperintI-iIdI-nt
Reed In I'o. tiintitit'at-ttirers
and MW it_i'.IlI " SII‘II Irv I‘I IIIIIII 11;“
that y.
HER WORK WELL PAID. “-
. of PHI”.
A Large Demand tor One Woman‘s
Services in Addressing Invitations.
One New \‘oii. woman who ad
dresses itititations and attends to «or-
respondciiw as a means of liteliliood.
is a person of i-oiisiderahle t-llt'llli posr
ion and as such has entrance to
most of the well known houses in the
my. Maiiy oi‘ iit'l' patrons consider it
hit iInIisiia'I t‘avoi to have lill‘il‘ invita-
tions no out o litl‘ world Ittltliessed iii
her unmistakable thirtinrapliy. Home
of HIM“ :tie III'\'tt' aide to ilt‘ turned
to the houses :hat she :oes III.
I Site realizes how much some of her
patrons appret-iae her seriI-es and
her wires are high mitt-h higher than
tiny other persons t-ltarge for the stunt-
service. She makes it very good liv-
log out of this rather ttrIitiIIIts work
and ht‘l' time is ntItI-h ot-t-iinietl.
i It is a familiar saying persons who
are most ot-IIiipietl 1)_\"0tiili duties one
most ptino'ilions in (listilul'fling them
promptly. This ~hows itst-It stiiIItintz~
J.\’ in a custom that deitlopeti first this
season.
' it is now considered the smat‘est
usage by persons hrho tit-vote thought
to silt-h matters to leave rurds the
day after a large or eiaIIorn e eaten
Iainmeni. it is not I‘xpt-‘t'iWi. of course.
Ithnt the hostess will he M't‘n. That is
Inow the least pait of a tall. But it is
Iglood lotni III have Iartls as soon on
1 its
lttlltlt‘ Itttre yesterday of paralysis.
IIIIs lItIi'it iii I't'ovidetiee, .liilv t‘I,
iillti mine to this town in 1573. ser\iii:.'.
tor lI\ years iii charge of the total I“...
tory.
lie liit‘ll removed 1|!(‘itilltKU‘
turned horn and ieit year:-
tt stroke of paralysis. \I.IIiI~lI has him»
tinIIittitI-d liitii sinet‘. lie was at llllt
time it iitrinliei' of the lttpiililiran
star I-enirai I-oininittee and at the
Inn i'I‘-
lteed A" (‘o.. and a ti'tisII-II III” the Deep
River Savings think.
and daughter,
Ilence
Roman Eye Balsam
.hEx._
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra- .
zlltan Balm Is breaking itp Colds when-
ever tried, ainttnt without execption
10. 25. 600 and :00 cities. The 0111’-
tor, Baxter's or Plate '3. ”
wfiua.m’ammm
II' itIiry goods iti this town died at his;
”('1
IIIT.III
:Ino suffered .
time or his death it director of l't'utl.‘
IIIL-IIIIIII i ii‘li. . II I‘. .~~.:III iiit'll IIIIH‘YIRIE‘.
\\'I;i:.- .\'.I'.t'iI.IttiIIrIi \\:I~.‘I~1IIIIIIII tli.I
'IHIi \Iliei'II IlIIt IIIIII >1IIIIIIIIIL', Mr.»
IIlll'I huseti the ilt'iii
Iiiiti IIIIIIIII‘ \\‘iiiiII with it»
III: 1III her III. l.II~II. tz-i \\:I~ nIIEIliIIII III
Ii- iIiI'II iii: remain. Ilr
tiIiI-
ivl‘ti r‘III IIit‘
‘IIIiIIII :tliii
liittIII Iii iiII-
A DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT.
tiwt ti iI.iiIII~, of Benton lI‘I'iry W
\':i, 'Iti"IIIs. "1 intro lIIIIl kidney and
iiiiiiitit‘i‘ 'IIIIIIIILI- tor years, and it it"
t.iii‘I' >Il I.II1 lilill i this (IitiiLII"i III get
i.;I .:' .I Itsi It IiorI li 1illlt':~ a itinlii. l
i“ \I r II I tIiII-Ii iIYIjI |II‘I'iII‘tllt'1'i' lit ““111
ii‘II-in :iII- liII .iit IIIII tiiitii 1 tried l-‘IIi-Iy's
i\‘..i:iI"'I t'III'tz .\III"' Il~itILZ tittt iitiititvs,
I am IIIi'IIIi' Sold III l'laisII It‘s Iiriiz
‘li .\'oi\\:iik. and A. (‘. Siiii
iIIII‘iI lI. ”
M I‘
«Mu. :Iui-
lii'lli.
WANT TO BUY TROLLEY FRAN-
CHISE
.\‘l£\\' ll.\\'lIIN. ‘.\It\. 3. I‘Itpltuiists
iiiI-Iitvs'I-Il ill 'iie plan Mr :i trolley iIoIIiIi
I'i'IIIIi \\'uII-I itI\\!t. iliIotIeli the l;ii('iiiit‘itl
ilii’s 'u .\‘IIr\I;IiiI .ll't said III iH‘ neuri-
tinting iIIl‘ iiII‘ IIiirtIliItsII of tin tran-
IIIII~II tIiIIIi'iti: Ilia: i'tlilll‘ now held lty
'1‘ ll, McKenzie II!‘ Southiiigton, :iiIIi
tIiiit'l“ tint- t‘tIIitiilitItI ot' the propo<ed
salu- lk’ snid III he ‘liztt the road shall
he built \tiihin It yI’Iar
~ DISASTROUS WRECKS.
t‘iII'I-lI‘wsiIess III :I. :tIonsilIlr i'or Illitll}
It iI‘IIil'IIitIi IIIIII iii' satiII twins-III
II.iI». i;
art iII.ilIiii.: IIIIIIIIII IIIIIt-II~ oi' elliYI‘I't r~
from 'l‘l:'II:.i Iii:' Lain; IIIIIitII‘I--I IIiII
Pillt‘t‘ 'il" .IIl\-ttt II" lii'. King's New
liistotrrv It‘oi‘ t‘tiii~‘-Iilli‘i.tIli t‘oIIuIIs
anti I‘tIids. I‘\I'll ii.t‘ not I cases IIIII
II- llll‘t‘ti and hope II ~s It‘sitlllittiitt I:
no humor HI‘ I essaiy. .‘Ili. .loist In :
oi‘ ilttt‘t'iit‘~'it‘l'. \lass. is one or many
IIiiIIsII lIt‘e “its saved hr Dr. King‘s
\I-it ltistIIIt’I-rII This gieat i'IIiiittziI
Throat and latita
liaxter. ltrtixnisi.
Trial ittttlil‘I~‘
It!
1\ guaranteed tor all
diseases lI;.' Frank ”I
I’iIiIIII I'Ittt_ and Slim.
tree,
BOY'S LEG CAUGHT lN WHEEL.
NEW LONDON, .\‘Itv_ Fir—Frank
Loiaeo aged eight while stealing a
hit: on a wagon iii-re yesterday, fell
inst It Motel and had his right lot:
twisted ahoiit the axle. The leg was
almost torn ott‘ and had to lie anipn»
taIIIIl at the nospiial. The 1on is not
moo. ted to recovnr.
LURED OF FILES AFTER 40 YEARS.
Mr. 1‘. Haney. of Geneva. I), had lilt‘
IIiit‘S t‘Iir iti years. Dot tors attti dollars
IIItIlIi Iio hint iIIi instill}: good. lIIII
I\\'iII's \\'i?rli Ila/.I-l Salve tIttreil liini
perniaiII-iitly. invaluable for this.
lie leaves it \\it'I-I
litirial will be lit l‘rovi-I
i'lA‘Illfl.
'I.Itiii diseases.
EOR WEAK 0R SORE EYESi lwtlit‘tord I’Iiaiman.
Iron BALI I'Y THE C tirrono runner. I
iirtiiscs. sprains. Iaeerations. I-I-
it‘itt‘l'. saIt l‘iit‘llm. and all IIIlIeI
Look for the name “I.“
Witt on lill’ pittkIIIgI -—Iill o‘ lteis are
II-Ihtap worthless. ('tiillllt‘rit‘iis. Sold
‘ch
litttns,
Relieve: Instantly or Money Refundcd.
I Itching, Bleeding Piles,
III Stops the logging.“ moi Bleeding.
Alloy: all
ItCuns. ,.
“ultra-lbw.
WHEELS.
m the nonfatal oi didn-
KlilllEY 61111! It I
Will’s tintiutttl III-tit
or money refunded. Contain.
«medics recognized cm!-
ncnt physicians u the lot
Kidney and Bladder troubth
PRICI 50.. and um.
Sold at i‘iuisted's drug store. South
Norwaik, and A. C. Silttman's, Dnrlen.
| cases.
SCHOOL DISPLAY AT FAIR.
Nl-IW li.-\ YEN. Nor. .'I.—-—’lne I-oinmit-
II I- ii:t\Iii:IL Iii:iI'I,:e (If the exhibit from
1111‘ ptIIIiI- sIIiiooIs of this state at St.
i.tIZII.~‘V decided today to make the dis-
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In citectO:tober18, 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
.‘\. .\l~l::.'IfI.\'. ."II‘IIIX. II'ILI'ISII. ti:ll,
. .‘I. T.II:‘.. 7:10. 8:15. 8:45. ItztiII'Ix,
. Iix.‘.I:lII. iII:!4x.10:4U. llziifix.
1’. M.—i‘.!::'»5x. 1:13. 2:26x. 3:06,
:2ttx, 4:07.
.‘Ix. 7:07. 7
4250:, 6:40. 6:65x. 6:38.
:TIFIxI S100, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
.\l.—i‘_':I3£I.\'. 5:2”.
A.
:42x.
P. M.—~.'t:201.
8:401, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
6:5Sx. 8:66.
6:40, 6:56x, 7:20.
NORWALK.
A. M—12 02x. 6:00, 6:00. '7: 00,
\ [itix s: ti2. ‘I' .00x9 :02x 10: 02x 10: 01.
iizuti, 11:02.
1'. M.»~-i:.’:II‘.’. 1:04. 2:0tix. 2:55.
.i:.lix. 420:). 1:04, 4:130. 5:03. 5: 30,
6: OX. 6202‘ 7:00, 8:00x. 92001:, 9: 30.
ll: 00x.
SUNDAYS.
.\. III.-12:II'2. 6:00. 7:30. 9:00 10:02.
1'. M.-ti:00. 8:00x, 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
Agni—42:1”, 1:15, 1:66x. 6:18,
7. '42.. .:itix. 1tI:(tt‘Ix. II :tirix. 11:36.
1‘ \l.—l":ilL’x.1:12.ittt‘Jx, 41H,
6: 25 6: 30. 7. 05x. 9: 061:. 9:15. 10:01.
11:10
Bridgeport. in addition to above—P.
M.— 2:46, 6: 03. 7. 28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—ii£:llx, lzlitx, 1:56x. 7:43,
0:10, 11:06x.
P. {Hr-6:40. 7:05.9205.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.—6:23_ 9:16. 9:63.
P. M.—1:20, 4:271, 6:10, 6:67, 7:10.
DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-6:00. 7:23. 8:11. 9:38. 11:62,
P. M.-—4:06x. 6:31. 7:01.
Sunday trains to Danbury. 9:15.
9:63: a. m.: 7:30 p. in. Leave DanI
bury. 7:65, 8:34 n. m; p. m.-—7:06.
7:67x.
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Norwalk Chronicler