or Mr »
the drone- worn by was Davenport in
IbAnnaDioklm’anew play are. be
your doubtful. mootnrtisticnndmootex-
WromrwornuponthestngoinAmeb
ion. and probably elsewhere or well. not
even excepting those now being made by
Worth tor His Bernhardt. for Miss Dav-
enport‘s hove been evidently made in per-
fect harmony in all things, while Miss
Bernhardt is known to strive more after
striking and audacious effect than artis~
tic perfection. One cannot imagine I-‘nn~'
ny Davenport in 3 dress whereon is
perched n flock of real ravens. It Worth
really made such n dress for the animate
skeleton it mustbe intended for a grim
joke. and n horribly suggestive one. The
dresser )liu Davenport wear are thus
really international ntYuirs. for they are
exclusively American productions and are
intended to be worn defiantly no such.
and. even without the addition of the
wearer‘s own beauty. mugt certainly win
the prize—the admiration and envy of the
female portion of the community.
The first of the five costumes is a grand
toilet decollete. and with very short
sleeves. which show advantageously Miss
Davenport's perfect arms. it is of helio-
trope satin do Lyons. The front drapery
. is drawn to the rig’it and held tightly and
gracefully by a bunch of wild roses. tulips.
and foliage. The waist follows the (irev
cinn outline, and is long on the left side.
while the drapery is carried up high on
the right and hidden under an elaborate
garniture of flowers on the hip. The
stems of the roses are woven together and
form n mesh. The knots are tied with
mono and apple green chonillc. The train
in of the heliotropc. All the colors arc
blended in it very claborutc niche that
trims the skirt. A similar trimming l‘m‘
isheo the edge of the (irccimi ilriqx‘ry.
The lieliotrope is particularly llt‘l‘tlllllll‘; in
Miss Davenport's ilcllciitn c-iniplu Xli‘ll.
The second in an chilmrutn unil l.‘i>.~l
exquisite party dross. l’rini‘ogis siylo. ul'
pearly white crcpo do cliiuczind puillt lucc.
It is painted with roschuds in piilc liliic.
pink. nod deep rose color. Tlll’ U‘llllllllll:
at the neck turns and forms :1 ruchc in
Marin Stuart stylc (it the hack and has
lnpels on the front. The sleeves are mud:-
fl
‘ of point lace and crepe do lissc. The
2:; front of the skirt is pulled and is gnrni
NJ! with NSC'COlOl'Qd crepe do chine and whitv
“ ‘ " embroidery inserted. The side are of liliic
lucik' .
.H , Jill: and over the reversc rich drapery of
the painted crepe do clone and point lace.
pulled under the sidcs {tom the waist.
which is laced in Roluuninn style and lip.
lahed with bunches of lilies. L'lidcriiczilh
8 heavy ptitl' falls towards the hurl-t and
forms the train. around which n compli-
cated trimming of all the colors used in
this dress are blended.
The next is a beautiful costume of
white satin and eiiilmssvd brocade. it is
mndc.of decolcttc and with L‘ircztesiriu cp-
f- nulcts. The front of the wuist is in Juxlic
. style. The jupon in garlic! cnihroidercd
satin. A jupo of whili- crystal :ipplzqiic.
edged with :1 crystal fringe. ki't‘pfi it in
2 plnc. Overall is a. vcst of white satin.
From under the waist :lllilllt‘lll‘ to the bot
tom of the skirt there is on mixing of t‘lll‘~
e nillo. crystal and pearl eiiihruiilcri-d fruity.
which makes this the richest and must
iiiitguilicmit rnhc even 5031'“ on {my ililgl‘.
The twin is of lirnciiilcd satin ili‘npcd ii
iii Sci'vieiiiic.
The rolic do cliziliilirv i: of griz'nc'. \iillll.
the from in Russian 5!} lo.
the sldcri. squari- iii-ck. with rich Moscow
triliiiiiing on thi- liultwlll. The hack ol‘tlio
drops is exceptionally clcgnlit {\Illl Smi'oful.
A Wlliti‘ inilwi‘iul Cz‘nllllv rv i‘liilirwulvrcil.
Ctlsaélt‘k lined with liluc mill). The drum
are of garnet szitiii. with cpuumti of \\ hit.)
cashmere. Tho \vliite t'ossncl; is open
down the hack, nod. and luccd with nar—
row mos gmin ribbon edged with llczidfi
and the cnds finished with llocke. From
the side a. soft crepe do chiiiu scarf ii
thought to the front and the ends are liuv
ished to correspond.
The llfth costume is very handsome and
964 effective. It Ill made with n high carriage
I of black velvet with tulle Sll‘l'h‘t's. with
cmbr’a‘f‘eri‘d crepe do chine. .\ Jozin of
Arc bani! goes around tho waist. and :it
the sides are velvet folds with falling;
plans of crepe do chino. mixed with eiuv
bruidery. Tho front is olitullw .illlt' pulls.
with rich fringu falling ovcr them. The
cremde chine i'niitzieio cuiliruiilury is of
many colors and hat a deep lui‘lilllgv
-fringe drooping from it. Thu beautiful
and lavish cmbroidory. coliimcnciug nt thi-
front. is draped buck lit the side and
continues down the long train at the buck.
giving it an Oriental effect. A. long (min
of the two materials. with Very rich trim-
ming underneath. and plaiting :ibow of
several colors of silk. carry out the Shiite
idea through the whole.
The Jewel» which are worn with these
superb costumes consist of a collar of dia-
monds. every one as large as the throw--
cont piece with solitaire earrings to match.
The pnrnre in valued at 315.000. The
stone- nre pure uid without a flaw. She
has many other beautiful articles of jew-
elry. among than a large emerald ring. a
lot of pear-b of exquisite lustre and moun-
ting. nanny diamond and pearl rings. n
m bountiful nnd quite unique bracelet
olturquoioe nod diamonds. massive and in
perfect tom: I lovely pendent for tho
,. at. neck nude of garnet: and diamonds.
h which was given her by her sister. who
H Union left for Europe: a beautifully
via—mm nadcurloun holder. which
., .- . ~ hole-cod tuber great-grandmother. But
.7 IX - gnfitluloroly work: at the jewelers
' ' " “atom to npprrcinte moot u not
a tutu-mentoring» herittafnther‘ii
“ , Wm hemolendgold. each
h “hurl-3am dewdrop in the
lilitlnriiii; (ill
ho t
gyro
P
4'0!
‘3' old Mn for her Gut appearance
tom many-name:-
‘ «ruin W M“ to
,yonm,”uhoufl.“ibuthom-
Wt
Mirtbhlnufin Waffle“
“ Why. the occipital bone of coins.”
“Andwhatnrethonmon of theatre-
ola in the arm 2" .
“ m npirnlia and the infra-spinal:
among others.
“ Well. now, let me show you what I
mean. When I put my infra-cpirnlis
around your waist, so, is it your occipital
bone that rests upon my shoulder-blade in-
this way 1’"
“ My back hair. primarily, but the oc-
cipital bone. of course. afterward. But,
oh. Mr. Budd. suppose pa should come in
and see us."
“ Let him come! \Vho came ?“ said Mr.
Budd. boldly. ” I think I‘ll exercise a
spincter and take a kiss."
" Mr. Budd. how can you ?“ said Miss
Flynn. after he had performed the feat.
" Don‘t call me Mr. Budd; call me Wil-
lie.“ he said. drawing her closer. " You
accept me. don't you? I know you do.
darling."
-- Willie.“ whispered Miss Flynn.
faintly.
.. What. darling '9'
” I can hear your heart beat.“
" It beats only for you. my angel.“
“ And it sounds out of order. The ven-
tricular contraction is not uniform.“
“ Small wonder for that when it‘s burst-
ing for joy."
" You must put yourself under treat-
ment for it. I will give you some medi-
cine."
”It's your own property. darling; do
what you please with it. But somehow
the spincter operation is one that hll‘lkcfl
me most favorably. Let usuguin see how
it works."
llut why proceed? The old, old story !
"— N
.\ North Carolina Marriage.
very
Soon after tlw close of the hut wur Cup-
tiiin X was appointed ii judicc of pmicc lll
:\ country plzicc not l‘ur from Raleigh,
Nurtli l‘uniliiui.
llh‘ {other luid been ii. pluiiti-r in a I'llllli'l‘
siiiiill way. llllil his son. the cuptiiili. hill
:icipllrL-ii considerable cxpcricucc in the
business of managing rcal t'alillt‘. drciwmg
up deeds. etc.. during his father‘s lifctimc
and thou in scttling the estate lifter his
deceive. Further than this he had lcgnl
knowledge. and. indeed. his entire stock
of "book-leiirning" was small and poorly
sclectmi. but any luck in general lnformw
tiou was fully made up. for his uses. by
self assertion. Late one afternoon. as he
was riding homo from Raleigh. he iiict ii.
young Woman and two men. who hailed
him and inquired if he was (‘iipliiiu X.
The young wiluiiin and one of [llt‘ llll'll
Wished to he niiirricd lit one. The othi-r
had come no a witness. Thcy luul pro-
cured the iii'ci-ssnry license. but on iriitc
father was on their path. and swore (but
they should never be married. It was
considered on all accounts snfcst to have
the ccrmuony performed without delay.
and try purification afterward.
Now the captain hiid never witnessed :i
iii-.irriiige. and naturally had no vi-ry (‘lt‘lll‘
idea of what was usual in such cunt-s. Ili-
rciiiciiilicrcil having soon it book liliulll
the house years before with a form of
iiiiirriiige in it. but what the hook was
(lllll when- it Wm" i» could not rciucmln r.
" \Vhy." mill ho. when ho told the
story :il'tvriviii'il. " I lilllnv ‘l‘oslli-s' l‘rt‘t‘ll
:md i‘ommiindnients. and at lirsl I thought
I'd llnt‘ ‘oiu to begin (ill, hut then I rock-
numl. on tho whole. ilu-y wus too diiriicd
sulrliiu.
llv a~kcil llll‘ cvuiplc to to his
housv. wcrctly hoping that hr could find
that book: lilll the} declined. for lhc ion-
rill“ that thc matter (lilllllllt‘ll of
lay.
.\ lcseiisaurcil mull would ll:\\'\‘ lwcii
sni'ciy pcrplvxvd. but not lic. llc ll‘Vl ii.)
timc lll removing his hat. and rcnirirkcd.
"hats oll' in tho presence of tlw court."
All being uncovered, he said. " I'll
swear you in foot oil. llold up your
right hands."
" Me too 1'"
groom.
" Of course.“ said the captain. “ nll
witnesses must be sworn. You and each
of you solemnly swear that the evidence
you shall give in this case shall he the
truth. th' 'olc truth. and‘ nothin' but the
truth. s'clp you (ind. You. John Marvin.
do sulcllinly n\\'t‘lll' llizit to Illl‘ lwst of
your knowledge nn‘ belief you Illkt' this
yer woman tcr have and ter hold for _\ cr«
self. yer heirs. exckyerterr. administra-
tors. and assigns. for your un' their also
an‘ hehoof forever ? “
" I do?" answered the groom.
l‘llllll‘
llil iii--
asked thr‘ friend of the
“ You. Alice Ewer. take this yer man
for yer husband. to lli‘V nu' tor hold for-
ever: and you do further swmr that you
lawfully seizcd in fee simple. are free
from all incuml’iruuce. nii‘ lll‘\' good right
to soil. liar-gain and convey to the said
grantee versvlf. yer heirs. administrators.
and tiswigns 1' "
" I do." answered the bride doiihtl‘iilly.
.. \Vi-ll. John." said the captain. "that‘ll
be about a dollar 'n‘ fifty cents.“
"Are we married 3' “ asked the other.
” Not by a domed sight ye ain‘t." quoth
the captain with emphasis: “ but the fee
comes in here."
After some fumbling it was produced
and handed to the “ Court.“ who exam‘
ined it to see that it was all right. and then
pocketed it. and continued:
“ Know all men by these presents, that
I. Captain X. of Raleigh. North Carolina.
being in good health and of sound and
disposin‘ mind. in consideration of n dol-
lar ‘n‘ fifty cents to me in hand paid. the
receipt or which is hereby acknowledged,
do end by there present hove declared you
man and wife during good behavior, nod
until otherwise ordered by the court.“
The men put on their hats again. the
young couple. after shaking their bone.
factor‘r hand. went on to meet their den-
tiny and the irate father, while the cap-
tain rode home richer in experience. “Ear.-
per‘r Hawaiian.
W V
Word: or “on.
Cbuity in the first mortgage on every
burn-n bt‘lm pout-loin.
The more virtuouu u man in the more
virtue door he no in other;
lion outbdrnoolution.uud tbomorito!
theirmtotbooppultlon they tarot
with.
Thu-meow“ brniumhw but“.
dramthommmful in business.
Amnmuotdogoodoreriltogthen
withoutdolnggoodor evil to hlinult.
Ann wherever found who u
nhortandplthymtotholonl.
Buildin'nlrmflaltu harmle- bush
”amuynudonotompttollvp
lath-I.
sputum-quaint or b9:
hint-u.
initiation-rhino?
» our
Animal-worn then on lune
When the gate- of the Michigan Stole
Fulfiwore thrown open.‘ a man who was
built on the plumlrllne principle. and
wheat: but would have attracted the curl-
osity of a crowd a mile and a ball away,
who stopped because he had no ticket.
He indulged in some rather loud talk, and
was taken in hand by a policeman and led
to one side.
“ Let us now come to an understand-
ing.“ he said. as be cooled oil. " In this
it State Fair '9" _.
”Yes. air.“
“ Is there a circus attached?“
“ No. sir.”
“ Is there n free lunch establishment in
blast l“
“ No. sir."
“ Will the President be here
“ Not that I know of."
" Is the man with the prize packages on
hand in there '3"
“ Ile is not.“
“ Is there any cliiuico for me to secure
it position as special detective?“
“ No. sir."
" This. then. is an ordinary State Fair.
composed of machinery, live stock. bed
quilts. roosters. wind-mills. yeast cakes.
new cheeses and the man who has hud his
pocket picked ?“
“ Yes. about thnt.“
“Then. sir. I beg your pardon for my
rush and ungontlouinnly conduct. and I
bid you good day. If I hud understood
matters in the first [drive I should have
spared the public this scene. 'l‘u'tu. sir.
and if we should ever moi-t iiijiiin you‘ll
know me by my hail."
OOO' "‘
The Archdiocese of Now York liiu-i iil-
ways diatiuguishcd itself by dcvntioli to
the Supreme I‘uiilill’ and by willing propor-
osity worthy of all pruisc. .\l this linw.
linwm‘i-r. His lCliiiliv‘lici- ll‘." l'ul‘iliiiiil
.\l‘l'llllll~ll(\]) is cslwciiilly :l'iklillh tliiil llll‘
i‘illll'i‘llim fl‘lllll lllh llnl'li filll‘lllil lH' “filthy
of lli~~ occasion llllll it lilting: umpiiimu in
thc appeal of our common l'Villlll‘l‘. llc
wislic-a you. lllt'l't'flll‘t‘. in piu- notice (if
llll‘i l‘lllll’l‘llllll on tho two Silliilii) ~ [in--
ccililiu. und in urgc upon you" lll‘llllll‘ lin-
1llll)‘:l.\ wvll us the pm ili-gn uf I'illlll'lllll-
ting with liln-rnlity.
w--. *» 7——.
Mixed-lip Miiticrn.
it 'ill)’ 1'"
“'hcn is the tire likc ii lulll hind-and '{—~
\thu he goes out at night.
Anybody I‘llll LUV“ llthlt‘l‘. Taking it is
the dlllicult purl of the jail.
Thus do we horn thc midnight oil. Hillll
tho fuccliuus cditor. as ho i‘nimiglii-d lllf‘
l'l'JI‘l'Il‘ll lllllllllhl‘l'llll to tho Hl(l\'l'.
A young physician nskcil llt‘l‘llllnslllll of
n llin~~ to kiss llt‘l‘; shc rcpliml; " No. sir; l
iicvor like it doctor‘s hill stuck in my
flit‘l‘. '
When ii trump dcsilm ii phone of wiilcr
uow. llt' steps up to iho from door. i‘ingn
tho llt‘ll gi-iilly. llllll politely who for ll lll'.
Tuniicr lu‘ciikfiisl.
ovo- 7~——
.-\ lbunic-tlt' Broil.
liizrizii-glui: llnukcyr
Mr. Sctcliiup clinic llli\\‘ll.~' in ii lll o‘clock
lil‘i‘illillflnl with it \‘lll‘lllll (‘Illllllt'lllllli‘l‘ iiiul
n backward ll'llllt‘lll'y in tho huii' llml
lllil'll‘l'll~1\\‘ili"\'i'.\' ache. llo- not down :il
lulilc. xinil gliu‘i-d lll wuiiili-r ill. Hilllll'llllll'fl'
ill the plullcr lwfui‘c him. ll hml m llll‘lll'
ly lh‘t‘ll {riml lll l‘lllll‘l‘. and was iiilvnilml
for fund. Mr. Hcloump lilii‘poiilii-il it \\'Il.ll
hi» fork. and liflml it up bodily. gazing iil
" \Vliiil
lllllll‘l‘ lln- viii." Iu- ( \i‘l;llllli‘ll :il lil‘»l. ”i.
this thin; :" ' “Elly" rcpliinl lii» lililli‘lll
wxl‘v. with just it shadow of :i sigh. “ ll
lomls like your iww mil {vll hut. und limit
is what [thought if wax lull you pulli-il it
out of your pockct \\‘lll'll you l'ilillt‘ homo
this morning niid said it was it nice por—
tcrliousc steak. mid you wanted it broilod
for lll‘czlkliilnl. You needn't give me any
of it: I‘m not hungry." And Mr. Hutcmiip
was just wild to know What 0150 he said
when he come homo. llllll whiil “luv it
was but for the life of him didn‘t (low in
link.
it Will: i-\.-r nil-rmhiu; wandcl‘.
— m . ~‘>_«v -
A 310:! Roiunrkulrlo Cure.
av mt. s. I). HOWE. or new voiiit. or on:
is? THE FIRST Minn-i my mum» lumps.
.\llCll.. owns 1‘? in' sievinui. l'lerd-
cums TO DIE or coxst'ui'riox~ni-tu "L's-
BAND, (‘01.. an. s. PIERCE. “'l'l‘Nl-ZSN.
“ Four years ago my wife was given up
to die with conauiiiptioii : our physician
could do nothing for her: who had ll four-
ful cough with torrilflo bleeding npcll illllll
night sweats, very much cumyintml and
no up ietitc. She 5 mm Sl‘Vl‘l‘lll months in
Florida mid Texan. loving the host nicili»
ciil llll\'l(‘l‘ null attention. but of no avail.
As .1 lust resort I was ud\ iscd In tnko lll‘l’
ll) Colorado. which I did; but shi' grew
worse, andl was told sllt‘ could not livu.
I started home expecting to liury her in.
8 ion its I got there. should who survive the
trip. Dr. S. D. lluwc of New York. liiip-
ienod to he. professionally lll liruiid ltiipv
ids. As a lust resort we called upon him.
He gave her u must searching and thor-
oughlv scientific examination. and at once
gained our confidence. She begun his
peculiar treatment. currving out his iii-
structions to the letter. 11 sixty days we
all noticed it very real; change for the
better; she improve rapidly from that
time on. and in one year recovered her
usual health. Bleeding atop . cough
ceased, appetite restored. and 8 i6 still re-
mains to date. Dec. Int. 1870, in perfect
health. wélglung 45 pounds more than
ever before in her life. I am indebted to
Dr. Howe for having a wife to day i there
is no mistake about it. He saved her life.
and hundreds know it is so; of course we
both feel very rataful and cordially reo-
men}? li)r. (use to olur frianda as a
a chin an 3 nt eman.
Congu t Dr. Bowegxt the City Hotel.
Oct. 28th and 99th. two days only. He
has thousands of such testimonials. no
charge for either advice or examination.
Hi- medlolnea and rivate resoriptiona
are sold b Geo. B. Plitlated. ruggist who
receives t ein fresh every week direct from
Dr. Howe.
W
[lave Wininr‘s Ital-mm «l Wild
Cherry always at hand. It cures coldn.
Coughs. Bronchitis. Whoa g Cough.
Group. Influenza. Conwrn ion. and all
Throat and Lung Oompla tits. 3000M:
and ti a bottle.
W
Don‘t drive a lame horse when you can
get Kendall‘s Spavin Cure for $1.00. It is
worth .5. Read their advertiliement.
”WW-*—
“ Wait a ”mo Longer.”
So we no told motirnu. Thing. will
come out till right. say. it we want
a while. That den
1 you wait the worn it is.
use “It!“ corn in November. on
tool at ttlo bud?” Strike the trouble
right nwny. Dr. David Kennedy! " Fu-
vorlu Remedy” in whotyou want. It will
ttlmuluta the
liver nnd cool your akin. , one dollar
in rhuniluid at our bun.
«mantheboggrqu.Y.
do with disease. The
la mode from it Simple Tropical Leaf of
Rare “doc. and is a l'oultlvo “cruelly
for all the diseases that (union pain in the
lower part of the body—for Torpid Liver.
Headaches. Jundii‘c. Dizziness. (lrnvel.
Malaria. and till difficulties of the Kid-
net's. Liver nud Urinary Orguna. For
i‘isnlule Dllouuon. Monthly Menstrua-
tioils. and during frcgnmicy. it hiui no
cquiil. It restores the organs that lllflkl‘
the blood. mid hence it is the heat BIIMHI
l'llrlllor. It is the only known remedy
tliiit cures Bright‘s Disease. For Diabe-
tes. use “’nrnor'u Snl‘o nlnlioiou
Cure. '
For Sale by Ilruggistfi and all llcnlors lit
Ol.‘25 per lmttlc. Largest bottle in the
market. Try it.
ll. ll. WARNER. & (‘0., Rochester. N.Y.
35
Thu ilcculiiuliilii-il l'Vlllt‘Hl'l‘ of hourly :lll
firm:
_\'\‘lll'r€ whim“ thul llm lilllcrn is n i‘l‘l‘llllll
i'i-Ini-ily l'ur miiliiriiil lllfii'llrlt‘s‘. mi \vcll ltrl its
Hlll'l‘hl pn-u-nlivc: that it i'rndii'utcu ilyw
pvalu. coimlipiition. liver complaint and
llI‘l‘\'lIll.~’lll‘l~‘H. cnunlumcls ii ll‘lltlt‘lll‘y to
gout. i‘huniulisni. urinary llllll ulcriim iii»
(ll'lll'l'H. tliiil ll lllllllll‘ln' vigor to the {mildly
llllll i'lii-i-rri llw mind \\'lllll‘ it im Itllll'llll'h‘
llll‘ lunl)‘.
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FOR SALE. BY
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FL)O'I‘_OF WASH INGTON STREET.
All L‘ulorl.
AGENTS WANTED
m .. m. . ......ENCYOLOPEDIA.
How To 3: iii: imp-4pm:
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White had.
011, Turpentine
l'l'ri I'm A'r
Raymond Bros.
Palm.
Karina‘s ,
Swans. A. is:
KENLDALS SPAVIN CURE.
'l‘lllf .‘liis'l‘ Si'i'l'ESh‘l’l'l. REMEDY l-vvr llll‘Cfl'
cri-d. up ll 1- ru-rluin in Hz" UlIl'i‘ll" und (llll‘l‘ not llllrlt‘l
Iii-ml pl‘inlf lll‘llHV.
I’ ll” M
A Prominent Physician.
Wit—hiuglonvillo. Illiiu. .luuc 17th. NHL
Dr B .l lx'omlu l .t (‘u .iii-ni» 'Rl'flllllll,’ your uil-
wrilwIm-ul lll 'l‘nrf. l"ll‘lil iuul li‘nrin. of your Kl‘ll'
iliillh- 5pm in Miro. und hm mu ll \lllllllllll' and n molly
liorw \\l|ll‘ll liml lulu-ii lllllll‘ from ! nuiii for ch: ilwn
llllllllllr. l N‘lll to you for u l-uilli- liy I'Xlll'i‘ll. which
in HIV \\ m'lu- rciiim‘i-tl iill lllllll‘llt‘hl‘ llllll t‘lllIl’fll'nlt‘I'
ruui ll luv-cc nplinl from uninllu'r horpc. llllll lmlli harm-u
lll‘l‘ lu-dny in «mind on roll» 'l‘hv ouo bottle was
uorlli In llll' $100. lti-uiwclfnlly yourfl.
ll. A lll-llt'l‘tlLE'I'I'.
Statement Made
UNDER. OATH.
To Whom it May (‘onrvrn ~ln lhc yum-13751 trrnli'd
\villi licnulnll‘nl-‘piiiiu l'llf‘l'. ii lNllli‘ upnvin of nuvvml
mumhn‘ growth. lll‘u'l)‘ liulf in: him-a an n hivii‘n egg.
and l‘lllllllll ll'lymliyppvil tlw hum-noun liull rt'llllwt‘fl llll'
viililrucnfl-il. l han- \iorkril Ill" hurw i'vi'r ulnw \‘i'ry
liiird. lll' ‘ ‘ I iu‘vvr li:i- l)t'<'l\ lllllll‘. nor could I I‘\i'f
m'r uni (lit! - ‘i-nm- in tho “1.1- of llll‘ hock joliili- Hlllt‘l‘
l lTl‘lllI'li u .l \\ llll l\'l~mlilll‘n lipxii‘iii (‘iiro
ll A. UAINES.
l-Ilimdnlrg Fulln. \'t.. Pol). 23.1m.
Sworn and snlucrihvil lo lwfon: me this 25111 dny
PM). A. ll. lHTll
JUHN G. JESSE. .lunilrc of the Pinto.
#
livudnll‘n Spiiiln (‘nrv in fill!“ lu llr cumin. mild in
up in non will Illli‘fi liul liliulcr. ya it In pom-tritium
iiiul puucrful lo ri-vich ci‘cry (loop with“ pain or to rv-
lll|'\l‘ iiiiy l)i|l|)‘ griiwlli or other i‘lllnnzi-uwnl. Illl‘ll ll!
v-pm ms. Fllllllll. curl... milloiin. — )Tlullii. ll\\'l‘lllll‘,."‘. any
mun-urn mid ..‘.i column in: Ill.“ 0 lhv Jullllfi or limbs.
or rlii-uinuli-ni lll nuin xuul for any purpmu- fur which it
limincni IN im-d fin nmn or lmunl. It I! now known
in ln- llll‘ limo lininwni for man cwr uml. iiclliiu lulld
niid yivl liiircrliiin lll llr- Pat‘l‘ll‘.
Mud llllllli‘H-t fur lllunlmlivd (‘in‘ulir which we think
glu‘p pmiiw proof of |ln ilrluvn. No niuicdy huncvcr
um “llli uni-h uiupmllillml Plli‘l‘t‘NIl In our kuuwloilno.
for Dru»! It“ \wll ll!- mun.
I'rn l' 5i pur liiillli', or iii): lmiili-u for $5 All drug
and» him ll or cnu ml .l for run. or It will hp iii-ill in
any mldrcs» on nw-ipi of prlcc by the pm iricturu.
Dit ll J KENDALL . (‘0.
lvllionliiirtzh Pulls. Vi'riutmt.
Sold by all Drugglsts.
Geo. B. Plaisted,
Wholcuzilo null Reliill lleiiliir'lli
' Drugs
AND
M d . I
8 IO Ill 8 S ,
“nicnl Nit-divine.“ Fancy
Gomlu. Perfumery,
l‘ili. .. Hamill) Ill lmllli vi llllll lvllllt.
TRY OUR
out» wiirzldi.
\.-ry (‘llt)‘li'. by \' uni-w. pint or L'llll
Agent for Soiiicr’s Mitliirhil Antldotc.
ill 3% l3 Mi ll) S,
lliilr. Null. 'l‘ootli. (ll tlies,
Large Stork. File
Goods and
liliciip.
Slbilpn, spoiigcn. Powders, Fulfil,
1‘20. ' »
Physicians, Prescriptions
(Torr hilly Coinptmnded.
by now hm --ll' . sly cnuipeiuiil pau‘lion. Prices in no
curllzincij \\’llll iliv iluu-u. Good-i none hilt ll‘lfit't‘liiu.
l‘lcuuc give or ii cull.
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N g TIC E !
Sweeping Reduction
IN
SUMMER__ lions.
Read the H10..-
Sults former We 15. now “3.00
i t ‘ t t E .13‘%‘ H . KW
0.00 7.00
H N H H
‘Brolton Sults woe non.
Game and Purchase W L r, m.
Showing . »
Grout "riot of South We
Shirtl. allurei ' ;
Oollurann ‘ ‘ .
Trunh»m‘l'rov-‘ .. ‘
oiling _
Do You
Want a Cook-
stove. Range:
Or
WALL STREET.
Heater, l
HOUSEFURNISHING GOO 13‘s.:
China, Crockery.
If so, consult your own interests by dealing directfwith »
F. l_(. hocltwood.
NORWALK. WNN.
Give us a trial.
[lllllllfillllls and ME TS
AT THE
T. Burr- Guyer 8; Son,
SPRING-WOOD.
All orders filled promptly. ‘
find it to their advantage to trade with us.
OLD STAI" D OF
City folks
B
GROCER’S,
’AND ALL KINl)S OF -
WRAPPING
PAPER
5
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confine
.,APE|l.
AND ‘
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BA€S
"Walnut. Ash any
Cherry.
mm .* .
Duane! maple.
AnddlxindlofnsrdWoodw
Roofing and Sheathinlt
Paper ~
Henry R. may.
‘Take
H OYT’S ’
NOW
and
difi'iiiiiii
59.81 ..
We
:ri,
Granite and Brown Sign
Work of l“ MM
[inlet and gluten ill ‘ .
Cemetery Lots mum.
Orders promptly ”Frat: to. “the
* l
samba; M _
mum Gt.
DE KL
Will open his store"
New ‘
'
Hotel Bill".
Norwalk Chronicler