y» .
ollow with an exprflsimt of D
, have been delighted with the pm
It . of the Evangelistic Campaign
m,..thr_ee cities. It has been
one since i had labored in New
lid and i have been for so long
' ii in. the middle west and far
part of our country where on-
ni always runs high that I cun-
ooited with just a little bit. of
d, trembling upon the campaign
repelled here. At the some time
GSLSG’SIIJ‘O that I was divinely call-
.“io this service that I was more than
iliug to accept the engagement.
‘y plans are ordinarily made one
wo years ahead, but the invitation
this the ministers here was so heur-
izhtiii'” I pushed my engagements
ad into the spring two weeks and
,have been here and I shall ever
‘ateful for the fact.
9' ministers have treated me in a
most brotherly way. 1 have never Ia-
f‘ed,"fwith pastors who were more
Ill (1 Mid Courteous in their treatment.
, personal work has been finely
descend the members of the commit-
«toewhom I have had the pleasure of
meeting have impressed me as men of
‘terling Worth. ‘
be music has been superb. We have
not had a larger choir in any of the
cities we have visited and the room)-
"flop given by all the citizens has lit‘i’il
‘highiy gratifying.
[I’he newspaper work has been more
, all Satisfactory, and but for the pub.
i ty given to our meetings byliho
if till we could not have accomplished
“ but thus far has been made possi»
' his; - I believe that these meetings
:Wlli’go on and that their effect will
is felt for months to come. Of course
the membership of thecnurcbcs will
act-eased and the religious atmos.
., here will be improved, but beyond
be immediate additions to the church
fiwlll be the toning up or the spiritual
litres of the members of the church
and the calling attention of so many
the ands of pt'l)i)lt: to lilill' obllpu
[ions to God.
MAYOR CHARLES E. DOW.
‘ I desire to express my personal ap-
preciation of the movcmnt now going
onin our city under the leadership of
the Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman. Its cil
. tents. are. in my opinion. destined to
far reaching and I trust. permanent.
believe in the Christian religion and
everything that. is for the good of
infinity. I am glad to soc that the
Villa], has the right of way in South
Nor-walk and that our city. to: a whole.
giving such serious and thouglitlul
ntion to it. Any Word that reach-
as ‘all classes of mankind for good
, Id be given oncourugcmcut and l
' "glad Dr. Chapman and his asso-
‘cinl’es are with us.
‘ (i. It}. DOW.
REV. L. K. MOORE,
v]‘Putor Norwalk M. E. Church.
The Norwulks are enjoying.' an un.
cal privilege in the. presence and
reaching of Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman
and his associate workers. In this
' anions movement under llw direction
' I master ban-d everything is made
on together to win men. to mn-
'oB in Jesus Christ, and submission
while the. singing. both of the
. chorus under Mr. Allen. and of
.f- Butler. have great. power to ut-
acl. and charm the crowds. yci lilt'
i ,lillithul has grinned and prol’ouo ily
stirred those cities is the truth of tin!
one! which Dr. t‘hapnmu bun [ll't‘Ilt'il-
with great force and grow r. This
"ctlilllbnign will doubtless iiovoa mum.
rsolous epoch in the religious lib- oi'
. ihnbiorwallts. In tho (pilchcnlug of be.
liovoro. the fusing of the churches in
.a sympathetic union of spirit. and
effort, and the turning of many to
Hill: In Jesus Christ.
i.. K. MOORE.
Pastor of tho iiud M. It}. (filmrrh.
Norwulk. (it.
‘sv. aomuv P. HUMPHRIEB.
Rector Trinity Church.
’ ovary respect. we have had an ear-
dignllied presentation of Christ's
, ' . Our community has been
‘ . ‘to think more seriously of the
, I. and highest. things of life.
, is abundant evidence of,lnilu-
which cannot be weighed or
, red. It is now incumbent. on
Christian people to manifest rc-
interest and enthusiasm by
Romany r. HUMPHRIES.
‘, Renoir of Trinity Church.
meetings/have steadi-
cr from the first ser-
tvhpls community. is
Imus nutritionist of
, opium
. II
are churches will
benediction of
museum to an the eu-
' « grips “$323533?
new. a... a
lots anil‘llfllcisli Payol'frliiulo to the Evangai‘sl. lend”
; «ipprpclolé’ibe wink Which. lies Been, Accomplished
, Himssuaiiildsslilonts ’
_‘ .uewiife. Ills assistants work In won-
' derful harmony with hint, and each
one’soervicb is tributaryxtc the ulti-
mate victory of the Gospel.
we will regret. their suing. and will re-
member them as our benefactors in
this union mission
man.
Pastor South Norwulk Baptist Church.
are going on in our town have resulted
in great good.
months have concluded to join
churches since those meetings have
--..~;.It.io simply 1mm .
re the resultant this. M
one
r. Chapman‘s work here:
,
We were joyous when they came.
for Gospel and
H. B. CARPENTER,
REV. D. 8. THOMAS,
Pastor Grace Baptist Church.
The union evangelistic meetings that
Christians who have
for days and
Olll'
been in our town
been going on and they now say they
will take a stand for Christ and His
kingdom. and sinners are very much
concerned about their souls. and are
confessing that Christ is the Son of
God. We ask the richest blessings of
our Heavenly Father upon ilr. Chap-
man in the good work and hope he
may live long to do much good for the.
Master in His kingdom.
REV. I). S. THOMAS.
Pastor Grace Baptist Church.
M
FRANK H. GLEASON.
South Norwalk Congregational Church
Dr. Chapman‘s work in these cities
has done great good in my opinion.
I think it will have a permanent effect.
in the hearts of the people. He does
not sway his audience by hypnolisio
or hysteria. but by a straightforward
preaching of the truth that touches the
heart. and has the endorsement of the
head as well. The conviction of the
truth which his preaching impresses
on the soul does not fade out after a
little. while. It ill dccp. That is
why i believe his work will have u
pcrmauont. effect.
FRANK ll. (”EASUN.
4 Taylor Avenue. South Norwnik, i‘.‘:.
REV. J. W. DAVIS. ‘
Pastor Advent Christian Church.
The great evangelistic meetings arc
drawing to a close. They have boon
days of blessing. seasons of refreshing
and a great benediction to our com»
munity. I regard Dr. Chapman as u
very spiritual man, and a master work-
or. We shall never forgot his burn
lug messages. nor outlive tho gracious
influences of his words.
REV. .I. W. DAVIS.
l‘ustor Advcui (‘hrlsiiau Church.
East Norwalk, (ionn.
REV. w. w. T. DUNCAN,
Pastor South Norwalk Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
A work that has commended itself
so generally to the people both of the
church and community scarcely needs
any further commendation. it is
therefore a privilege rather than a
dirty. to any a word concerning the
work of Dr. Chapman and his asso-
ciates. Dr. Chapman has been both
preacher and leader for tho ontiro
movement. The qualities which fit.
a man for one of these positions us
nully ilisquullfy him for the other. in
this campaign we have siren them com-
bined. No one could be associated
with Dr. Chapman in the mmiogcmont
of the work without. discovering that
be has had an eye single to the glory
of (Ind and the salvation of mon in ov~
cry phm and method. Whllc rnvcul-
inn a genius for manuomout, he has
been singularly free from emphasis of
Ilwlllori in the conduct of the services.
a supronuu-y of purpose to help Chris.
Ilou puoplo to a higher spiritual stuio.
und to bring the Gospel to tho unuuw
I‘ll. bclng manifested ruthor than any
supremacy of plan. l-lls prcuchluil
has been an Impressive oniphueiu of
l‘umlumcirlnl (lliriuttnu truth which oil
the uniting churches accept. in min-
mon. No work has been spoken which
could be construed by the moi-it son.
nitivo to suggest a reflection on any
denominational peculiarity. Sin bus
been (ionounced without. the least conr
promise, and yet. with Ibo spirit. 'pf
«teapot. affection for the sinner. While
his utterances have been replete with
effective illustrations and Incidents
from his own large and varied expor-
icnce. there has been a most delight-
ful spirit of aolbforgeffulness mat-kins
the whole. No egotium has married
the deep impression occasioned by no-
counts of the way in which God has
used him in the salvation of men. The
work of Dr. Chapman‘s musical oasis-
tunts and of the Rev. and Mrs. Asher.
has been most efficient, and has made
a decided impression on the communi-
ty. Mr. Charles Ii‘. Allen has shown
as musical director a o lrlt of Chris-
Minn courtesy and slmpiclty, combin-
ed .with superior leadership, such as
do often lacking in traditional music
land. . In sermon and song Mr. and
Mrs. Asher have brought the Gospel to
WWW.
in
ammo L
of Kidneytrou
stipatl
dl , . . ‘
urillostiti I ,
demo
graniothm. Kai‘hedy’snlgdygfii'm
,9 ‘i’l'l - I ‘~
Eachtplflb Nahum
letters to Dr. Keane y; no
the result. Your (1 «
DOLLAR a Bottle. .
name and address: Dr.
Readout, New York.
gist has it.
to cavil to find any causeof com
JUDGE JOHN H. LIGHT,
Eat-Speaker of the Houuo of
costumes.
Dr. Chapman's work, is uniqt
and interesting.
of our town has been stirred
been awakened to new life an
pose.
whole. world ilklli. idle finial
ulized through life.
through men.
apt-)clucic to are all
by Dr. Chapman. will be lactin
will be more manifest by rec
this great movement. Curlyl
tho. a man‘s religion In tho pr
work In this community is
greatest, possible. importance.
REV. G. D. EGBERT,
The Armory rmeetlngs
things:
I. The thoughtless and .c
to stop over to Christ‘s side
line.
‘i
- imitkuriu Christians not
:i. Stress laid on pruyr-r.
I. li‘ucc-to»i‘ucc and
soul seeking.
result. The vuluc of the s
them is loostlwubic. .
remedy acts on the mucous
hraues of the throat and ion
lt expeis nil cold from the‘
mucous membranes. relieves
colds. croup, whooping cough, 9
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
DERBY. Fob. I’Lers.
Whmlcr. who years ago was
the most prominent workers
Molliodlsi Episcopal Church
iguoight years. Mrs.
born in lilo house in which Hi
and during her long life bud “1'
I‘ll unywliorc ciao. the was
«low of Gilbert \i’henlor.
Ii'olcy it (’10., Chicago.
romluly. and on account. of in
and TM many imiunlons are
for the genuine. ’l‘hcao worth
llatlons have similar sounding
nmvuro of them. The genuine
colds. f’luloted's Drug
HARPER MIMORIAL Lilli
UHICMIO. ii‘uh. l7.-»’l‘ho llui.
tributions for the Harbor bl
Stun.
University. of Chicago comp
been opened b a laboriu
went. combo o on of Dr.
his desk.
"i hear you ore/oomph)
"I wont whim abounds in."
The man maceration a
miner. who has-done work
years about the University.
V2?" not heard it in years.
ganwwt
~.Wuarace
gamed gnome ”“03th 1PM"
a ll 3 it one!!! 3 i
° 3 not safari“ does
‘ flit ,
as, iver compluiuisrilcng
on of. the Barrels, and the delicate:
cements which afflict women. the ac.
Wounds o
.m this;
with I;
warmth uudfuliu‘eso abounds which more;
business certificates never possess.
makes no druukordrwexoiwas no primes-w
breaks no hearts. “In its coming there is
. mud. in. its twimrthm immune
1V‘ngqchnlleugc a trial and are confident of
ear in .miudtlio
David KENNEDY,
, . ...... . ......... can.-.
so difficult for those who are disposed
person and method he is most or
The religious life
depths in a practical and Inspiring
way. and hundreds of our people have
His preaching is eloquent and
every sermon is tactfully illustrated
by known experience. and in a most
concrete way he gives every auditor
that human touch which makes the
God saves men
It has been a splendid
denominations
meeting together with one nocord. and
I am sure thut the work. so well done
that. the life, of God in. this community
fact about. him, and so we mus
sidcr that the value of Dr. Char
of
Palm First Congregational Church.
under Dr.
Chapman‘s direction have meant four
made to stop and think—~and th
hand-i
Air-y nnc of these would he a large
GA $1120 R. IA
Jl‘or Infants and Children.
lilo find You liau Always found
I
Bears the (‘icuu ctmpcr kettles with lemon dip-
S uoturooi‘ pod in suit. rinse thoroughly Unclear
‘3 ‘ ' water and polish with a soft cloth. '
._._..,-.. if too much unit has been added to
the soup slice a raw potato and boil it
A NEW IDEA. ..
, in the soup for a few minutes. ,. [he
l)()$,2m01(14}¥;:;33?flul:vgl‘;‘;:\nur $39152: potato will absorb much of the salt.
was advanced two years ago in Kea-
rcdy's Laxative Honey and Tan This
loosens the bowels at the same time.
it clears the throat, strengthens the
DERBY WOMAN DEAD.
.lullu
stale. died Thursday night. ugcd eigh-
Wlicclc
PIRATING FOLEY'O HONEY AND
TAR. ‘
originated
Honey and TM as u throat and lung
merit. and popularity of Foley's iiormy
Honey and TM is in a yellow package.
Ask for It and refuse any siibutltuteu
It. is the bust remedy for coughs and
Library Building to be erected on the
man.
. W. Good-
spead, roulstrar of tho Unlverult
torday. and laid it twenty-dollar
memorial for Dr. Harper." be sold.
. 1 of, ,
the. a L
. iheGuth‘etlru . at It, ‘
v. fromcoponhugeu. whore itwill bebop ;
led ‘Buuday «monsrthv’hnhihs in! . ‘
.Danish kings who for a thousan
years have found «their, last resting,
him up , the anaemenmmtpt
-‘ titration. The whole pr Consume
. matron up in mourning. bust
the and ‘work Were at a standstill Will
a. . .
”it”! emblem of sorrow were‘dispiuyled ev
~ flannel-3.» El‘lhigeucrmciis bisollmm
crew g... way can a ..
the thousands of arrivals Vilma till;
BEER country districts, throngerl the square
f" in front of the Christianborg church
and the route thence to the railway
station from early morning” standing
patiently for hours inbrder to pay a
last tribute to therdead. monarch. The
windows all, alousvtllu route wereeflil-
ed with spectators who paid high pri-
ces for septa. Most of the owners .of
such places of vantage announced
their Intention of devoting to charl-
ty. in. memory, offline; Christian. the
proceeds of the sale of boats. .
‘Bhortlybefore noon theiklngs of
Denmark. Greece and. Norway. Queen
Alexandra. the dowugor empress of
Russia and other royal sovereigns
reached the Christlauborg church.
where a brief service was held at'the
conclusion of which the. coffin. covered
with the Danish standard, was borne
high by naval and military officers to
the waiting hearse. 'I‘hen, headed by
infantry and cavalry, aslmple cortcga
was formed and. slowly. :proceeded
:brougb the three and a. halfmilep of
street between the church and railroad
station. immediately ebullind - vibe
hoarse was led Kine,r Ohi'lulian'a..favm«
lie riding horse, .iussuf. which will be
shot tonight. according to the ancient
Danish custotm 'i‘be procession was
closed with carriages bearing the. male
members of royal families represented
clothe funeral, indies watching the de-
nurturc of the body from a neighboring
building.
The bells of all the. churches were
tolled and minute gun-s \verc tired
from the arsenal throughout the pro-
gress of the cortegc and until the cot-
fin was placed on the funeral (min.
This was the first time in history
that the body of a I‘luniah king has
been transferred by railroad lo the
burial place. At the time of the
death of Frederick Vlil., the. predeces-
sor of King Christian, in I863. the use
of a railroad train for the conveyance
of the king's body to Rosklldo was not.
considered sufficiently dignified.
LUCKIEST MAN lN ARKANSAS.
"i'm the luckiest man in Arkansas.”
writes H. .L. Stanley. of Bruno, “since
the restoration of my wife‘s health'af-
tor five years of continuous coughing
and bleeding from the lungs; and I
owe my good fortune to the world's
arcatost medicine. Dr. King‘s New
Discovery for Consumption. which I
know from experience will cure con-
:uzuption it" taken in time. My wife
improved. with first. bottle and twelve
bottles completed the cure." Cures
the worst coughs and colds or money
refunded. M l". H. Baxter's, South
Norwalk. and E. I’. Wood's, Norwalk.
irugglste. 50c and $1.00. Trial bob
lie free. "
ll
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plain:
Repro-
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to the
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son of
9. says
lncipni
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AIDS TO THE HOU$EW|FE.
Clean the. keys of the piano with a
cloth moisu-ued with alcohol.
To keep milk from scorching rinse
the puns in cold water lit-fore pouring
in tho milk. '
Cover a grease spot. on the matting
with French chalk and sprinkie‘men
zinc over it. Allow the benzlrie to
evaporate and brush off the chalk
when the grease spot will have dih'hp-
pcared. , Scrvlcoublc pudding z-tbpgs
trc made of heavy leans. Grease‘lbc
bag well and dredge with hour he ,re
putting pudding In. Allow space he
meme
gs and
system.
coughs
u" Sold third that occupied by the puddlh ’to
give room to rise.
Ilub the hands with a piece of'cei-
_ cry to remove stain and odor“ after
3‘- poollng onions. -
""i‘ 0" Stains caused by sewing machine oil
ii?) like: can be removed ,by .ilampeulugwlth
unnuoulu before . Washing.
lMPORTANT T0 THENORWALKB.
Would It surprise you to road that
.Iohn ll. Rockefeller had given awu'
his entire wealth? if so, how much
more surprising it must be in read
such testimonials on we present. ' We
do not publish testimonials from peo-
ple a thousand miles away. whom you
do not know or have never seen. but
present those from people you do
know and input every ,day. people...“
character and prominent. in par .busi-
n‘epn and social life. who have when
Cornell's Kidney fond Bladder fibre.
and gratefully testify to Its. wonderful
curative properties. Ask your neigh-
bors and friends about It. 'l‘hoy have
used it. For sale at. Glendouiug's
Pharmacy. Norwalk: Clifford Phar-
macy and 11'. H. Baxter’s Pharmacy.
Booth Norwalk. ”
GIRL WHO Is NOT HONla‘r.
Bite Is the worker that announces
that she In capablevof doing almost
anything that you could Wish. ‘
Bite Is the girl who talks much of
honesty and honor yet, when'ber em-
ployer Ia absent thinks nothing of
woods her time.
Com u to her work Isa bore, rc-
Iosu from It «luau: fromosprison. .
amounted to do, alcoholic Is abso-
lutely- perfcct in politics. , .
Her manners to her Mn yer Is ol-
wiabst oubcerviouim has of him
, beds monotonous ruulodyune. ,
Jule. has nemrnulaagwnou on m
r was
to <1ch
yer lit"
the WI
o grout
offered
loss illl-
natnes.
Foley's
U.
ARV.
of con-
omorlal
us has
No
yes-
l on
lib
build a
cabinet
. several.
have. it deprives the
most and the «bat. ornm peculiar a
women suffer-:- wukon. and boom
,mblu the stomach and digestive cream
to digest and assimilate oli‘of ills Whole:
some food that may be eaten. it. nourishes
the body. and rebuilds the weak organs.
_' °!
Whicf‘i‘lllbc
sold allot toklnc
, Kodol Dyspepsi-
uro. fii-Iundmr
ll. .
indigosllouuoum
nearly all the sick-
" sin that women
system of nourish-
‘ {£06.61
I Dyspepsia Cure
restoring health and strung/Lb. Kodol cum
indigestion. combination. dyspepsia. 8qu
Minimum": shamanism
dietitians.
WM“ .,.Y.ou Eat
“In u uses as m I
and It the tob-
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FOR SALE BY
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D‘ECISIVE 8TEP NOT FAR OFF.
Franco-German Controversy Does Not
Show Much Change.
AIBEQIRAS. Spain. Feb. l7.———'l‘hc
situation of tho Franco-German cou-
iroversy over the vital points of the
proposed Moroccan reforms remains
unchanged. nlhough a feeling prevails
among the delegates that some decl—
slve step is not far off. They are par.
ticuluriy cautious Just. now. in view of
the alternate waves of optimism and
pessimism. and of the fact that the
Inability tints far to reach an accord
does not warrant. overconlldence. But
at the same time ii is outmoded that
the. continuance of the Franco-German
pourpuriers shows that the critical
stage has not yet been reached and
that the adjournment Thursday until
today gives an opportunity for an no
live renewal of the efforts to reconcile.
the French and German contentions.
Ambassador White. chief of the Am-
erican delegation. with the co-opcra-
tion of the Marquis Vicoutl Venosta.
head of the Italian mosslon, has al.
ready put forward several tentative
plans for a compromise. which have
been unsuccessful owing to the un~
yielding altitude of one side. or the
other. These efforts continue and the
neutral delegates believe they will ul-
Liinatoly succeed. although recognizing
the. increasing difficulty as one pro-
position uller another fails to secure
mutual acceptance.
THE YELLOW FEVER GERM
has recently been discovered. It. bears
a close resemblance to the malaria
germ. 'l‘o free the system from dis-
ease germs, the most effective remedy
is Dr. King's New Life Pills. Guar~
anteod to cure all diseases due to ma-
laria pol on and constipation. 25c.
at I“. II. ter's. South Norwalk. and
hi. 1’. Wood's. Norwalk, Drug Storef‘
W
THE WOMAN WHO WORKS.
Sleep eight hours every night. The
wrong way of doing It is to go to sleep
all doubled up. and to matinee to
workeil night in your sleeil. instead
of giving up and resting entirely.
it is rlghtlo take three meals a day
and all the nourishing food one needs.
The wrong way is to bolt the food and
give the stomach no opportunity to
prepare to receive it.
' It is right to seek recreation and
rest. It Is wrong to (wor-cxort our
strength in outdoor or take indoor
umuuomonlu too seriously .
ii is right to take long. (loop
brcuihn whonuvor out of doors. if
working in bud air. which cannot be
clmngod. it. in better to take quiet and
more goal 0 breaths.
It Is ri t to learn how in work In
the right way. It In wrong to allow
your work iobocopic a daily strain.
to make you over—tired and Irritable.
and to think ll. busier to go on. work-
lng In the, wrong way than- to learn to
work in the riphi. way.
"You consider. the groundhog a
weather prophet?"
“You.” answered .Mr. Sirius Barker.
"Btu he Isn‘t reliable. ,
“I said 'wcathor mphoi.‘.:not wil-
ard.”--Washlngton Star.
- in. .
Cit. , . “its" m .
ii ‘08. "
pertinent. to “Wild do
retraction of the two].
Connecticut and the Inulslaua. ”one
statement consists of memoranda of
various bureau chiefs! prions“ 4i art-
a meat; which» ’ "
.Imi stun ,. .
.. «transactions hi. munzmucetmma
“tibiae a summary ll
ed by the following: 'I‘. e engineer In.
chief; the . chic: ‘or. ..oonltruotlon i and
repair; the chief of orduanooond the
chief Marmot and equipment. .. “
randa .ofohe bureau chiefs. initiations.
“law-ls as followup “ . «
that delays in delivery of material
have counted on hothsthalpuisouaand
the Connecticut. the, ,
Louisiana ~ being. .pra‘ chlly‘ confined
however. to _ delays in 'iiohvery be arr
moment and accesscrletinvhlio theater
days on the Connecticut...h.ave been
due to delays In the delivery of armor.
lays on the Louisiana. operating to the
of installing such armament and scenic
1 . , in
wild»
aeoz- .
or «his
”o your , . yr our»
tcflstoiamctiuuiiybuil
armband use
After. calling attention togthe memo-i
' “It appears from these, . .mernomda
lays; on ‘siii'ii
armament and, accessories. It . hlso
appears that .the government has al—
ready taken steps to prevent these do
detriment. of the contractors. . by. .m-
leasing the contractor from .thework
series. provided the delivery of the
some is not made in sufficient time to
permit its .lustallatlon prior to the
completion of. other work , required. un-
der the contract.
"With respect to the. Connecticut.
which is being built by the government
the non-delivery of armor. armament
and accessories will delay the comple~
tlon of the vessel in all matters de-
pended thereupon. and will necessari-
ly delay the. final . completion and
commissioning of the vessel.
AN INVITATION.
We ask you to try a 25 cent bottle
of Cromble‘s Cough Cure and we will
pay back your money If it. fails to cure.
A single dose loosens the hardest
cough. alloys inflammation and gives
restful sleep. F. II. Baxter. ”
Now I3 THE TIME TO BUY.
This‘urticle is intended for both the
wise and the foolish.
It is intended for the wise who
watch and see opportunities for econ-
only.
And it. is intended for the foolish—~—
far more numerous—who think that
false economy is the real economy.
With the cold weather that
come and that. is. probably. to last.
nothing could be more unwise or harm.
ful than: to persist in doing without
the necessary warm clothing, even for
a few weeks.
Many a man says to himself. "Oh.
I shall worry through the rest of the
winter somehow. It isn‘t worth while
spending money for warm things
now." ~ ,
Nothing can be more foolish than.
that. One single cold day without
the warm coat may cost. you more
than many coats—4t may cost you life
itself. . i
There is nothing more foolish than
eoouomiziug at the expense of health.
Too many, unfortunately, are compell-
ed to do so.
tic money above health are most un-
doing ovum
With starved. hi“
all .
mum.
the a
calm, trustworthy. ‘
station. Tut:
bility, nervmi
'vous indecii,
attempt anything
yous headaches (
memory. etc.
when Dritmwdi
are taken, fee 15 t,
about each nerve‘lsj bu
tier... attentional“
has.
.But those wno. put a lll-.
inbound sinus ‘
Nona-critic“ dwelt That’s ‘
79A man is artist 4
1.15 it. not strap
as themselves»
I
Wei. no
neraiiy nerve Ital”:-
1%: trunes irriilr
t nibbling. not.
,dlblncllnation i9
iex‘ll‘aofdlnarr: new
leuralgla), loss of
The rich blood it
a, Nervousness is
1‘
ion
on: a
tide from your foot!
gm sla. Tablet}!
9 nerve .
lit up,
. tissueutlmt‘. ea , ,. a. .
the constant shoot "a commoners“
thin and nervousbpersoas experience-
‘ member Dr: Ichnrds' Dr» ,rsiw
, beta do not .- diam our, .nervei
food." ‘The nerv "foddrls In'oggsmnd ,
hoofstoak. and bread. and ye stables.
What Dr...Riohatds’ Dyspe so. .Pifalr
leta_do.is to help.the etc o . id'set
this nerve food int of‘ your ordinary
even-day ybreehftt. dinner and sun'
per. Then, yourtnervea take care of
themselves and you should grow as
good natured nail ~oontented as a.
plump. baby. ,
Dr. Richards' 1i
sold by all druzgists.
fatty. ..
”Douala Tablets are
. Price, 50._ce’nts
D bottle. Preptred by m. Richards'
Dipopsla .Tabltt Association. 63
Worth strtet, Ne, York. ‘ ‘
W‘ —
on. cannot LA marinas.
, . ‘1 .
Charge Made That His Wife WI!
Promoting Him.
nmooamnrmlmo. 16.——A mild sen-
sation was created in the Superior
Court yesterday in the slander, suit
brought by Rev. lGaetano Ceruti agein-
st Dr. Henry Ceinlcola. when the de—
fendant on- the Witness stand testified
that the plaintiff} had revealed to him
some of the secrets of the confession-
al. Hesald that Rev. Mr. Ceruti had
told .him facts that a Mrs. A. France.
had confessed to the prlent regarding
her husband. who the wife said. had
maltreated her. The priest said, ac-
cording to the witness that he had ad-
vised Mrs. France to leave her hus-
band, after she tiaid she was divorced
as the church did not recognize di-
vorces. , '
When Utensil ndant was testifying
teddy the attention of the court was
called to the ”fact that the witness’s
wife was seen to be prompting him.
Judge florag‘ack admonished Mrs. Ce.
ulcola for do as so. Considerable feel.
ing has been nth-red up on account of '
the slanderoult. especially among the
Italians of the cilty.
_._.,.—_4
,..._....___...
THE TIME,TO ADVERTISE.
Vcriiy, the time‘to advertise in all
the time, but, out o limitations are nec-
essary. owing it; conditions governing
the parlicnloriline of good dealt
n.
For instance, It‘ would not be wise
to advertise oasis of furs in August.
nor suntmerndr , s in December. but
a majorlty.of articles now on themat-
wise; they belong to the big crowd
who indulge inexpensive economy.
The
To Our Friends and Patrons:
may need in
WIRING .
FIXTURES
ARC LAM‘PB
MINIATURE LAMPS
HEATING APPARATUS
DECORATIONQ
INCANDESCEN‘I‘ LAMPS
‘O'l'ORB ‘
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GENERATORS
A postal or telephone mill w
Street. You have the nood~wo can fill
Anticipation your favors, we are
lirrti ii an Biennial
sowmnmorousrnear. scorn nothwntk.
, ill bring
be honored with a visit from you at our place 'of but: use. 88 Washington
we want tour business and will attend to It
not could.be , , pulsed with profit all
the your areas .‘ "
Bil.
a l
tipped electrical con-
it
We take pleasure ip‘snnounclng that we are ready for business.
"EVERYTHING MTRIC‘AL” is our specialty.
As you probably have observed, a thoroughly ,oqu
tracting and supply house in this vicinity has been a nuequntlmwhd-
We too have thought of this and as sons of this grand.old.hoWn In whlc ’we
proudly believe, have invested our finances In a delve
need-lend With your cooperation we will succeed.
In view we‘merely ask you to let us serve ou,wlth
and supplies under the head of “EV ERY’I‘ ING EL
diminution to meet. this
0 accomplish the and
information. estimates
CTRICAL" that you
HANS .
SIGNS
litigant...
but us — ‘ ’
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REPAIR! i
Too-rise. live.
our sollclt'tr to you. or we will
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It—«lol's get totether. The point Is,
promptly after getting. It.
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sincerely yourai
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