‘ : ”man over Abnormal.
":41 a. m.; 12:00]). to.
4:40; acts. '7 :30.
“urinal. "Lapses:
CAI. .
AM of
m correspondent at home that the
clo'li‘r‘lixccllent health; that both
. . his secretary of state are very
.ln reputable newwaper ‘men.
,, .- ,.to take part In the Italian
’ o'ntary election; that no new
I his will be named at the next
‘ itonyr'and that “there Is no truth '
, extraordinary rumors that the
holy tather wishes or permits priests
cultivate beards."
, ‘ Judge In the superior court at Chi.
m..." decided that the city of Chl—
. , in not liable in any degree for
Map-caused by the Iroquois thea-
V ' Thlabwill serve to discourage
thin-to the probable aggregate
‘6! 80.000.000, as sixty other suits
,the city are already pending.
,areamooer-rouovslhbw
av "incense tho'tirs't 'oase
en ‘ fielded in accordance with
er of the plaintiff. = '- ‘ " ‘
cashless. I
reotoire girdle growsln. favor.
, the beautiful warp printed rlb~
, Cdlhrthey-arera-pretty finish
,tho’,.fllimjwhite Rock: ' ' "
,. Q!!!“ the newest fad Ill footwear
b swell resorts along the Now
coast is the dark green ooze
n tie. With white and pongee.
, «colored or Shantung costumes
are very natty.” ' ' 4 "
., , ‘ furrier is showing some of the
,, nape styles, of mall's in his window,
or got which have pockets on tho
slide for holding change and
K t‘chl‘of.
pretty good time now to be gct-
e'a fur repair work done. The
lltyles are in and the furriers
_ ltion to get your work out be.
tls'needed.
,Ilave never had your attention
it, you may not have noticed
_ to, skirts (tailored skirts I am
' ,g-nf cut fr m the same cloth.
. ... Mel gill an finished the same
‘t' fihkeuthe same person appear dit‘»
‘ , no will_,mahe Irel- look ‘stout
" ., "Whit? .lt ls
it he Aw/the hips. ".A
. 5 Ir‘ ‘ctly out from tho
I naturallymake rone appear
1.9%? e,one which is close to
101‘ oiné'distance below the
it dares will add considera-
_ rent height.
, is the... tie item taken from Mo—
= 1W3 M’a‘gfail e which it would do no
.Wm‘19r plethora to ream—«The im-
' pelnta‘of social etiquette never
le’ whopltnow and practice the
soul rules of conduct are al-
' lrb‘red . ven though they may
vb r‘at‘t (led a single social
figegbwkl woods.
n nd be;
r .. mime e his
,§,,~,,ln ,the forest
-- l‘ “Were cilt and
, , _ ' This girl
, ' ton hool; she studied
with her in titer; she had no
Insist-3‘ pnever, ,seen' a
mar been to “-‘town of' any site.
‘ll was eighteen or twenty slic.
York to visit cousins who
, aocustomedto fashionable
.xexpectedtshe would be
Ignorant, ill-mannered. ,To
, errmanners were, per-
. hb’vbdh’Wlifh the courtesy
,n taught home and‘practis
guy, so that her demenor was,
.. dissent. cultured young
a sh , studio so ., 1,
33M peag1 Ignoreauilt,
people of the great worl‘ .
ways re d , -.
er”-
9‘: 5
annuity...
.‘iiittl‘
, ‘d ‘ gehtxiiittle thing
a e s r. n ‘ w
5Tb“ billdibhadzfiwfik!
. ., llstlessness
ll
Into
%i to; . ,tal’rpowera
. f n bu ldlng up,,.tho
. 85¢ per, box. Sold by
i
I
. AYUIJLY 1.3.1904-
tlaptain' Moscll ll. Wilson Ia having
his house painted.
"bliss I.llllan,Walah. of Cottage avc-
nus; Ia quite ill at her homo.
The launch “Mistake" took a cargo
of lumber down the harbor this morn-
ing.
The regular class meeting was held
at the Mantras-venue Methodist Church.
last evening.
_ 'as ll‘lo", - Spence, of Spuyten
”:32". ‘hnllkgbflss Eva Phillips, of
Brooklyn. arc guests of it}. 1.. Curr.
(‘aptltln Vyrlty brought upa schoon-
cr load of lumber this morning. She
urriw .I ofi.SiuItb's Inland .yelterday.
Mrs. Vcrily. who has bet-n visiting
in Wcst Norwalk for some time, came
stiller being mare yesterday for a short
ii liV
Shipbuilder Joseph Fowler launched
his boat ycsttrday, lull the engine
burkcd. and lil‘ had i‘illlrillll‘i'lllllt‘ diifi—
culiy In getting It started.
George 'l‘uttle and family. of East
Norwalk, and Irving ll. Reed. of Norv
walk. who have been camping at Com-
po Mills. Weatport, have returned to
their homes.
Miss Henrietta Searing. sister of the
late Theodore W. Scaling. who has;
bccn visiting relatives ulld friends In
llowcn street, has returned to her homo
in Mount Vernon. New York.
Daniel I.‘llommcdicu and Jerome
Smith drove to Cannon yesterday, toI
attend the evangelistic meeting held.
there, Mr. Smith's father sung ill the.
choir in the Cannon church for a nlliII-“
.boi'.,of yours.
William R. Arnold, the new superin-
tcndcnt of thqdothlancock, Life In:
soranco.Cothpaby...ond his family are
residing for! the summer at the-resI-I
deuce of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ais-
tborpe, Soaview avenue. . ' .
'I‘hc niectlng of the Jllnior Band will,
bc untitled Friday. July 11. Instead the
members will attend the group meet-I
ing at the Norwaik Methodist. Episco-.
pail‘Church. It Is requested that each.
member ,should, be. present. .
The regular prayer-meeting at theI
Advcnt Christian Church tol‘norrow.‘
will be foliowcd by.,a business meet-
ing of the church, to decide whetllcr
or not to extend a call to Rev. James
W. Davis to remain another year.
.Tilc sixth Nor-walk group meeting
will be held in the East. avenue Mellion“
dist Episcopal Church, today. The
eight. pastors of the group will be pro|
sent and participate. 'l‘hcre '
will be;
two sci-vices. one at. 3 p. m., and anoth—l
or at 7:45 p. m. The Rcv. E. S. Pit-Il-
op, oi‘ Cannon. .will preach this after-l
noon. and the Rev. Spencer ll, ilruy. of.
Saugatuck, this evening. The evening‘
scrlnon will be preceded by a brief
praise service, commencing at 7:45 pro!
ciscly. _ 1 .
DARIEN AND nosoron.
Repairs have been made to the rail-I
road stalion platforms.
Miss Mina ‘Chul’n‘ibrs, of Dnrlcu, ls:
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Campbell. in'
(,‘rauburyf I
Mrs. II. Iiichnrd Abcndrolii nild chil-.
drop, of lluricn. urc visiting relatives
at li‘lfillklll-(ln-tlIP-llllllh‘nll.
The Congregational Church Sunday‘,
school will hold Its annual excursion:
to Rye Beach some time ncxt week. I
The annual picnic’oi the Methodist,
be held on the 215i last, to Ilyo llcach,‘
by special trolley cars._
I'l‘oylor were guests last week of Mr.
loud Mrs. Olmstcad and Mr. and Mrs.
Episcopal Church Sunday school wilii
Volunteer Hook and Ladder Cone severe pains in my back and a fre-
.‘ of, Or and
New York“. . ‘
Miss Margaret Wilson. of Sorrento.
Me. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Char-
les Hackley. Rowayton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snlifon. of llay-.
ulond street. are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Stoddard, of New York.
lonlitablc Ifdward J. LadrIgan sent
Driver Edward Tuttlo to Port Chester.
he. spent,
N. Y., today, to bring back a new coach
of handsome make.
Allie Forria has resigned his posi-
Iion n't Mr, Wheeler's place In Brook-
sltlo and gone to work for Jacob ll.
Raymond. the Ice doal'or.
M. (Jody. of the Cody‘l'iumbcra' Sup-
ply Company. lilinncupolis. MInil.. with
Mrs, Cody, Iii visiiing Mr. and Mrs. B.‘
A, tli'lfliu, of Ilowpyllol avcnuc. ‘
James Ilirsl, the Well Side milk-
innn. figured III on exciting runaway.
ycsicrdny afternoon. He was drivini:
to the railroad alatioufillnd when near
llll‘ iron bridge over Il-iwnyiou are,
pro, the horse untried. and after nor-I
rowly escaping ll collision iwith Ilymun
Hchochut's delivery wagol, ran into a,1
stone fence. The-"Wu was com-
pletely demolished. Mr.“}llrst left In:-
u'rcclt alongside the roadway. and ac.-
corcd another wagon from liivcryman
Edward J. l.adrir.an. (in the way bonu-
the horse started again. the whifIItree
of the wagon striking his legs. Had
Mr. Hirat not Iurncd up the Church
street hill instead of going across the
Colonel Raymond bridge another ltcci=
deal would have happened. Mr. Ilirst
finally succeeded In stopping the horse ‘
after
one of the traces had been brok-
en. .
BOWEL COMPLAINT lN CHILDREN.
During the. summer months children
are subjcct to disorders of. tile bowels
which should receive, careful attention
as soon as the first unnatural Museums
of the bowels appears. The best medi-
clue in use for bowel complaint ls
(llinlnhcrlain's Colic. Cllolcra and Diar-
I'Ilocu llcincdy as It promptly conlrois
any unnatural looscncsa of the bow-
els, whether it be a child or an adult.
For sale by Sillison-l’owcll Corpora-
tion. Clifford Pharmacy, Pierco‘s
Bridge Pharmacy, ' "
CRANBURY.
a Malcolm Skene Is visiting in Dau-
bury.
'I‘, ll}. Gregory went to Milford on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Rivers, of New York. spent. last
wcck with her daughter. Mrs. George
Mills.
Mr, and Mrs. F. B. Gregory. of Nor-
wnlk. spent Sunday at William (Iro-
gory‘s.
Miss Charlotte Adams. of Bridgeport.
visited her sister. Mrs. Minnie Gregory.
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. (lregory spent
Saturday with friends at the Lodge,
Weston.
Miss Jcnnlo Crook visitcd ovcr Sun-
day with Miss Charioile Adams in
Bridgeport.
Mr. Vail Hooscar has rented Ills cot-
logo to New York people who have
taken possocssion.
Mrs. Arthur Taylor and Miss Emily
Watts.
SHE TRIED FIVE DOCTORS.
Mrs, Frances i.. Sales] of Missouri
\‘allcy, Ia., writes: "I have been afflict!
ml with kidney trouble five years; had
bony will hold a lawn party in Noro-= ‘lllcnt desire to urinate. When hiI‘IIIK
ton tomorrow night. tine ”f the '9,” icxpericncod much pain an‘ the re-
turcs will be a tug of war between the' cum "l “I" kidneys. I tried “V9 III‘Y'
Eagles and the Volunteers. Icicinus wilhonl benefit and then coil-
Whitney tilailey fills‘hocn appointed {I'l‘ldl’d i” try F'IIEY'S Kidney Cure. Af-
vuirninlsirntor oi thezedtatc of his bro-vi W" taking ”“99 3“)", ”01”“ l W“
tiici‘.'Ihe late Alfred Cs‘llniici'. and will "m“"leloly ”m‘d‘ 1‘ or Isak) at Hal‘s.-
conduct. the Columbia .llotol until a ted‘s Drug Store.
die at Rye ~~Bcach.
. .affair consists of William J.‘ Fleming.
5 he nub
mill-la as mm
one on , ary fleshi'éial- .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris. and
i‘. i‘. Harris, of Wcstport, spout Saint--
day'afternoon at the Soldier-5‘ Home.
Noroton. the guests of William Harris,
his cighty~sixth birthday.
pairs ,to the double doors In Mbnroe ti.
Palmer's grocery store. which was dam-
aged by burglars last. Friday night. A
new sale is expecIed by the firm today.
thinning the one which was blown
open.
,‘Jield'avnicoting'Mondhy night, and re-
ceiychour applications for member.-
Illilb"lllld voted to hold a sharp dinner
"l‘hc'comniit'tcc on the
gghng‘lnchjand .Lppis-Stmrm-‘il‘ 5"
mcefsauratu rearung -' .
. case came totiight that for sis
in. and unmerclful tortureJhasflpcr-
,,n yerbeen gualed‘. on olo~
lflw‘f‘bl Coiusa. llf., writes: "For
15 years I endured insufferable pain
Ifihuflnatlammnd. ntithing‘l'lllloved‘
me though. litried everything known.
ntliinlilc purchaser Is secured. v
an; uncle, who celebrated on thut’day .
, iiicrbcrt Beers“ cottage.
Clarence E. Scoilcld has made re—i
',.~"oid to New Rochelle parties.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company’
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Mary Crossuian is visiting In
Clinton, Mass.
A telephone has bccn placed in the
lt‘rcd Redford's yacht “Sis" has been
. J. Williams and family have return-
,cd home from a visit with relatives
‘in. Bethcl.
I Miss Eva Gilbert. of West Haven.
Iis the guest of Miss liatiic Bradlcy.
Rev. Levi ilolmes exchanged pulpits
with the Rev. Spencer Bray. of Snuga-
tuck, Sunday.
A. Waterban and wife. of New York,
were and of. the week guests at. the
Saugatuck home of EdWard Allen.
4' ‘ernmber from Illls place attended
the dedicatory exercises at the unveil-
i half the memorial bronze tablet. on
' ryo'n‘slllll, Norwalk. Monday after-
noon.
,li‘rank Taylor's men have contrived
finally to patch up the west side foun-
Iain so that. temporarily at least. it
is not flooding the highway. It was a
work of art for the more the men tried
' :u'uppor,
.I. '
I came acronglectric Bitters and It‘s_ to do; apparently. the more they un~
file'greatest ediclne on earth for that did, due solely to the played out condir
trouble. » A‘few bottles of‘it complete Ilon of Iron and pipe.- These foun-
3
a
Will positively cure
of lmodlelno.
FOLEV’S KIDNEY liIIIlE
strengthens the urinary organs,
builds up the kidneys and invig-
orates the. whole system. '
IT IS GUARANTEED
TWO SIZES 500 and $1.00
A. H. Thomas. Mgr. Willa Creek
gave relief. Aftcrtating FOLEY’S
Still! [Ill REODIIEIIIED BY
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
1
.. any casetof kldnoy
onBlnddoc disease not beyond the reach
No medicine can do more."
Passed stone anti Irml lilli Erorllolallng Pains
Coal Co., Buffalo. 0., writes:
“I have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, pass-
lng gravel or stones with excruciatin palm. Othermediclnes only
IDNEY CURE the result was
surprising. A few doses started the brick dust, like fine stones, etc.,
and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man.
FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE has done me 3| .000 worth of good."
In Other liaillelly can Compare lllll II
Thos. W. Carter, of Aahboro, N. 0., had Kidney Trouble and
one bottle of FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE effected a perfect cure, and
he says there is no remedy that will compare with It.
I
NOTES on THE sEASHORE.I
Mrs. W. E. Sutcllcll, of Brooklynfis
.ztopping at the llcll island Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Hart, of Newark, N. J..
Is at the llcll Island Hotel, for a week.
Miss (Icrtrudc b'lllllltiil, of BridgeL
port. spent Sunday at the licii Island
Hotel, . .
Miss Nollie Stewart“!!! New York
and llcllc Island, has gone to Monlreal
to spend her vacation.
Miss Ilclcn Kuuc, of Newark. N. .l..
is visiting Miss Mutld ’I‘wccdy. at tho
llnrborvlcw Cottage.
Mrs, ll. 0. Rowland, at the (lid Well
(‘oitugc, Is entertaining a party of
friclirls from lbinbury.
’l‘hc yacht Neckmi. belonging to do-
scph liltliart Wiliicsido, of New York,
ls anchored off Ilcli Island. Mr. White- i
Isdo is islIIng Mr. Richard II. Golden
at The Bungalow. *
Mr. and Mrs. II). II. ll‘illow, of Nor-
wnlk. who have lit-cu occupying a cot-
tage at Bell Island. returned yesterday
for u wcck. to Ihcir home. after which
ihcy will spend the remainder of the
summer at the island.
Among tlic guests Ill. the Island View
Iloici are Mr. and Mrs. John \V. Ilcrls.
of Now \ork: Mrs. .I. W. Pratt, Miss
I’I‘llli.. Mr. and Mrs, George: lt‘. Peck.
Mira I'lvclyu l'cck. t'nrlfiin I’cck. J. Ii.
all of New York.
The street lights welt! nil lighted
Monday for the first. time this season.
as n result of :l mcctinl: of tho ilcil ls-
Iand Improvement Society held Sutur-
day night. A barrel of oil was pur-
chuscii and [lit' lights Wcrc slurtcti up,
much to thc gratification of the real-
tlcnis. . Iv .
Charles IloKIyn. of. Daubury. cole-
brutcd his cighty-Ilfth birthday anni-
versary yesterday. at his handsome
summer residence at Pine Lodge. "ho
invasion was null-lied by a family go it-
crinn of relatives from New York, Dun»
bury, Norivalk and oIhcr placcli. Ills
liaudsoiiic lili‘lllll yacht “Nylked” was
dressrd with flags from-mast head to
and in thc "nfirrnoon the
whole party took a sail up the Sound.
A party of scvcn New York young
iucn arrived in the harbor. Monday af-
it‘iiumi. in a large. sloop, illc "Gret-
-l-4 ii.“ iii which llloy arc, cruising. They
sin-lit all day yesterday anti last night
It the harbor. 'I‘bc cruisers also have
with them a good slzctl Inllncll, which
and which can also be utilized to tow
the big sloop whcn thc brcczc falls.
The young incn, who came to Norwalk
after some supplics yesterday. are evi-
dcnily having a fine time.
The launch Thelma. in charge of
(‘uptain l’cnncll. went to Bridgeport.
.\r:tcrdny morning, with a' party of
about fifteen people on board. In the
afternoon they started back for Bell
Island. biit when they came near Pen-
I‘icld Reef the weather roved to be
very heavy for tho Th . ma. 'and she
puundcd badly. It was decided to put
into lliack Rock. harbor. which was
(lonc.,and the party of pleasure seek-
ers made their return by trolley. Cap-
tain l’ennell went to Black Rock this
morning for the purpose of bringing
the boat back. ' '
‘5.
Ellis, J. (l. Ilcnnctt audit). It. Barnett, '
tiny use to run about the hmal waters _
TELEPHONE 322-4.
Your last opportunity to obtain Extra Fine Cherry Curran
have a good supply ”which are going fast.
The best assortment of Fresh Fancy Crackers in Town.
Don't Bake this bot weather. You want our Dzllclous
Raisin Cake. the finest article produced. Come and
LEADING GROCER
Your Opportunity
We
is for this season.
Delicious Coffee} Extra Choice Teas, Fresh Country Eggs. Double Cream Cheese.
PoundwNut, Marble and
Try It.
Charles E. Seymour,
663’) West: Washington Street.
la sure to burn a hole in your packet when you read these prices.
Cash is the only way to do business.
get in the habit of paying cash for your grooeries. it means a big saving to you. Do not these prices look like it
South Norwalk.
Your: MONEY
Better
3 cans
19 tea, I
a . csowu asros
rm: onAuoLgfirsn scam I couosusso mm
con $1.00. FOR 25c.
VERY BEST
ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER.
A POUND 22¢.
YOU WILLNEVER KNOW HO W CHEAP GOOD GROCERIES CAN BE
ING'HERE. '
l
SOLD UNTIL YOU DO YOUR BUY-
Beat Mocha and Java Coffee, ib., 30cI SPECIAL!
Beat Grade Teas (all kinds), lb. 45:: We will have a
2 lbs. Boot Full Cream Cheese, 25c, bi supply
31 lb, Can Choice Rod Salmon, 14c' g
Fancy Brook Trout, 1 lb. can, iOc' NATIVE
Beat Soda Crackers, lb., 5c 3 POTATOES
vase Brand Pickles, bot.. 10c.
x-Ray Stove Polish, 2 boxes, . 9ci this week.
3V2 Iba. beat full field Rice, 23c
4V2 lbs. 900:! Broken Rice, 250
Large bot. Blue Label Catsup, 2,10
Crown AItOr Pure Jam, a jar, 15.
2 can: Bartlett Pears. 25°
2 cans Fancy Egg Plums, 26o
Beat Laundry Starch, a "3., 5o
Washing Soda, (special), Ib., to
Millie's: FLOUR,
Per bag 24V; lbs. 73c.
CALIFORNIA silos,
Per lb. 10V;o.
MAUD 8. FLOUR,
Per barrel, 106 lbs. $5.80.
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' ease.
in. Nth-yolk. "‘3
The New York Grocery Cd.
35 and 37 Main, Street.
New . ‘
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A DIVIDEND RETURNED.
Republican Trip to Chicago Mada
. , ' "‘Wltbln. the Appropria'tidn."
_ ”The series of evangelistic,services The recent trip of t.he.’Connectlcut
were resumed yesterdaylnthemetho Republican delegation and 'their
dist. Church in Cannon. ’Thew‘meeI-‘srfriends to the Chicago convention
ms at 3 O'clock was orepd by the 1135- and the St. Louis fair will pass into
ter. Rev. E. M. Piekop, who. conducted history as a record-breaker in the
the praise service; alded‘by the choir. . matter of expense. Not only was
The sermon ,wasrhydlev. E. Bysche, of I the preliminary assessment the
. EYANGELISTIC‘ unmade;
Series Returned Yesterday. at Metho-
dist Church in Canbon. it
North Wilton. text Exldus 14. 15.
"Speak Unto the Children of Israel
BUILDING HOUSE in compo.
lyrclieved and cured me.”
good for Liver and Kidney tronblcsIthis season of the year, bllt to prove
bod generaldebllity. Only 50c. Satis- . such they must receive attention. Neg-
faction guaranteed by- F. H. Baxter.lleot is chiefly responsible for their col-
" lapse.
W
Just. asiioins can be great public benefits at .
Contractor Leslie Gamble. of East
, Norwalk. is building a house near Sher-
wood's Mills, Compo, for Dr. Dickens-
dcrfcr. The cottage will have seven
‘ new”:
, “belchin-
' until} W W in Balm
'l‘nat They go Forward." Two condi-
tions of progress were considered—-
first. the necessity to have light, and
second, the necessity to encounter dif.
finally to make progress. The after
I service was conducted by Rev. B. H.
Bray, who delivered the address.
In the evening Rev. A. L. Hubbard,
of Rowayton, led the opening exer-
cises, and the scriptures were read by
Rev. Edward Cunningham. of East
Norwallt. A gospel selection. “I want
to go there. don't you." was rendered
by three ministers of “the group. Revs.
Byscbe; Holmes and Pickup. Rev. W.
W. T. Duncan preached the semen.
text 1 John 6, 4. This Is the victory
that overcometh theyorldreven your
faith. The theme was the moral help-
locales of the world without, Jesus
Christ. The after aeigvice was led by
Rev. L. K. Moore and the closing pray-
er ‘has by Rev. Mr. Cunningham. ~
Today 'the‘ services. are being held
in East Norwalit. and tomorrow the!
w... be In South Norwaik. ,
.oiltv ooh: con tarantula.
cumming
:‘31 ”3.9M
'eoldd‘ - ”tear on
50 “OW-$1190.» r. was:
smallest ever called for on such an
occasion, but Senator Atwood, the
treasurer, sent out checks * yester-
day for a dividend of about 30 per
cent. returned to each contributor
from his original payment. This is
unexampled in the history of political
excursions. The first call was for
$125 each, which covered all trans-
portation and hotel accommodations.
The members paid for their own meals.
Now they get back $36.05 each from
their $125. so'that the cost is only
$88.95 plus what they chose to spend
for meals and outside trips. Not only
was it the cheapest trip but probably It
was also the most comfortable. The
train accommodations were up to date
In all respects and at the. Auditorium
all were well housed. .
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
"I would cough nearly all night
long,” writes Mrs. you. Applehate, of
Alexandria, Ind" ”minnow hh’riIIy got
any sleep. I and consumption so bad
that If i'walked a‘. block! would
cough frightfully and spit; blood. but
when all gther medicines tailed; three,
31.00le es or Dr. .ang's New Dip-i,
cover: wholly cured me and 2! gained
almonds." It's ‘auolnteiy goal-an»!
teed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grim
,Bronehitla and all Throat’andilnni
Troubles:_ Price We and ”.00. Trial”
store.
a
—_
KILLED BY RUNAWAYHORSE.
WALLINGF‘ORD. July -.;13.—-While
playing in North Orchard Street in
froth of his home today, Arthur F.’
Heath. aged less than three years. was
struck and fatally injured by a runes
way horse. The child died a few mln~
ates after he was removed to his home.
Two other childrenvwho were playing
with him at the time escaped injury.
Arthur was the son 0!: Mrs. John
Heath, a widow. ’ 5
CURED OF BRIGHT’B DISEASE.
Mr. Robert O. Burke, Elnora. N.‘ Y..
writes: “Before I started to use Fol-
ey's Kidney Cured had to get up from
twelve to twenty times a night, and I
was all bloated up with dropsy and my
eyesight was so "Impaired I could
scarcely‘ see one of my family across
the room. I had given up hope of hy-
lag, when a friend recommended Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure. One 60 cent bot-
tle worked wonders and before I had
taken the third bottle the prepay had
gone, as well as all 0th9l‘;l¥fllpl0flll of ,
Bright's dldoase." For sale at Plain:
ted’s Drug Store, g ‘ fl "
CHAPLAIN MAY LEAVE STATE.
An order issued from the amount
generai's ofllce grants leave of absence
from July 86 toSeptember 3., with per-
missionto leave the stats. _ to ‘Ravo
Ronully 1r. Humphries. of South Nor-
galghghaplaln or thar'l‘blrd‘lleglmont.
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