Norwalk Chronicler

Daily Norwalk gazette and Saturday's Norwalk record, Thursday, May 24, 1894 · page 4

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9" " i 7 l ‘ Bl ll "£9 mm - " ' ' ' hafO‘ Over
.._. g g 3,. - ' . lepleS, - DID 83 £2 ‘ . g ‘ West Virginia Strlkers C ,
r." ‘ q i: .- f" i V - " ” o—fil ' OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES OF - N the Oleveland Meetlng.
" 9" ' E and Old Sores "w CHIfiDREN’S CARRIAGE- - ' ——" a-
’- PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT -————. - . «a . . 0 . _ MANY VOTE TO GO TO WOR . l . .5...
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«>- AND POTASSIUM catarr ll. malaria 4,. . From 5 00 * U __ . , . . . - .. BROKEN pomv
9" . E o I —— . The Miners In Sever-l other Places Are By ,- 380 is thus 118“} 1,31 _. it if
0’ k ’ K'd T bl .6 ~ ' Determined Not to Let the Works "- , d“ -9. ,3. if» ens ~s’-mfi- .
as V ' . '. b PJoJD. ”0 Much Trouble Is Feared. active, your b100 impurekan your ”
marvelous mes m entire" NMOVOC ’ “-0 _ system run down. ’ ., ff . p
a“ - ‘ * ~Prlokly Ash Poke Root and Potss- I I U- R E I ' . _ -. f C ~' “- ‘ G - l,
9—- slum, the greatest blood purlner on “'0 / - ‘ M _0 I di 5 Thegem‘ o p. 013,3“!!! £19”: np, ‘~
9 , in Blood Poison earl: e . 4 . . CHARLESTON, W. Vfl., ay H4._" n ca‘ ‘ or Halana, Walt {Mi—egqgé- 1mg. of (.
9.— . _ unss‘éinfhih’lfeh‘l‘éi? attain! u—O - . . . - . \ g A , ND tlons are thgt miner:1 iwill g? 2:014: '11:: l weakugssfithm i‘ tillelprfib, “fifty- .
9—— , . Ga. : mum ems—I bou ht abogtle 0d ”'6 ‘ ‘ RAYMOND & SONS '_ . shortly. T ey are sappo n over e , If you rouse the illibfifigjctfllty,
0"” Rheum atlsn‘ tohldspdghghlg gill-Spill: “1%; t :20 E _. , ——-—— , result of the Cleveland convention, where I do“ it" Will 7thiOW ‘6 ‘fft‘héfi gem“,
9..) : . , , . ' , t tt Hots rings. ’6 ’. ‘ '—-——— . ' . n th d 1 tea .. , - m ""i'f- ~ i?’- . .. .‘ ,
9.. . .; ‘é‘fil’lhsflht‘lfifi. oh). ," .—<9 46 and 48 Mam Street, Norwalk, Conn. . gig? isglih?:ghtv:h:; will 13:3: to Punfy theblood soaehggé Mn be no
‘8 and SOerUIa Reapeottull 'oufsfiEWTON' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' V k ’ The mines on New River Quinni-~ weak spots; bmld up 560“ I‘ll ”“9,“
@— Aberdeen, Brown County. a. 4 Are receiving them Spring Furmture which they are “'0” * Sl t d where there is a falling ofi’ you will
1d Cam- 3.». 301mm,!” w selling at Hard Times Prices. We are offerin the mont, Stone Cliff, Beechwood, 3 er an . _ . f an
*— P‘ P‘ P‘ purifies the El???” 1321; v-@ - - ~ g Sterling are working full. On Long Creek, reStvsecure from (1159353; or :you
’— th" “Mk and deginelfes’ e§ ‘21; To allwhomi‘mazl concern: I he” » largest assortment to be founa 1n Norwalk. - _ b erm- 00f , . *
“m8“ ‘° make“ 11 no.” a b team to a... wonderful properties ....0 . in Kanawha, Winnlfred, Eagle, Powell 8 9 pr .
._. glad: aisrfeséglgggltgegggggtfl'e a310081: . giggfifibi°§e¥§rfil323?;dfi35i'lu5 c-e HARD WOO-D Bedroom Sluts, $.14, 16 anddlS. Will ton and St. Clair mines are working. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis-
iee‘ ”‘33 “diass‘m” fl'S‘pnmue ' “81;“? andggggggggekggggigm ‘4 SILK BROUATELLE Parlor Suits, $40- Forty—one miners met at Acme and voted covery does this as nothing else can.
.— F351iilgr’lyliiia‘éfi‘tiign‘lgg@333 lingbggli‘ “‘n*‘,‘,‘;§1‘ Pafiefi' "“ ““d’ ‘6 RUG SATIN TRIMMED “14°18‘11“ 45'00' A130 GGt 40 to 1 in favor of going to work A dfifipu- That’s the reason it can be guaran-
‘Si’afi llolgllggd Eidréilndhlggi’gg' iliig “lglas'iie'lfgyin J-yD.g£’13§£fi'1°NGva ”£9 W Shlerifi 2V1” edbe fished. “'fre’ gulf“ teed. , In convalescence from pneu-
." “3 lul' . - ‘ ’ ' e . —* ,7 troubeis ear . umnmonaew - . - ‘-_
lit’ESi-‘Fiédifilfigfiz (liglli;%3 ($93355 skin Saucer Cured. F U R N I S H I N G U N DE RTA KE RS - All) days ago the engine house and incline tres- gigga’iigvglfi’ agrpéggggwfggggag?e
—wemaysa,w o e , ..—‘ _ , . ‘ . . . V
p; §§§E§Efiffififfiie hgilflliidhfigligg resgmanyfrgngrefigzzgiiquiggm —-¢ Teleph) le Call, 77-4, Portfolio 32:55: Egrgfiidninlfinsg idiglilzy“;? tonic, to build up needed flesh and
a» neness”“WW“we“ Mn'é’iiiihséhgranulari- ”1 ‘ or Pm“- _.__ strength ‘ . '
.h stems are poisoned 19-3 '1’: Weizaiflzsease °’ “‘9 “h" ““9"; .. Possibly “Compromise, For all diseases of the llver or ‘ ‘
._. Ladleswbtifieglir in anlmpure condi- known as skin cancer,ot thirty vears' ”'0 SPECIAL _ . . , bl d ‘f “ Di cover ”- fails to benefit
' giggwdlgggo 1331182“!!! u-regularltles Standing}, and found “re“ reliefl; It v-O H TH E COLUMBL S, 0., May tit—The coal oper— 00 l S y
are 'ecullarly benefited by the won: Purine“ ebl°°d and "mags-9‘1 lr- . ators’ mcctilln‘ here today began, at 21). m. or cure on have your money back.
'— 19.8.1 ‘°“i°1§“‘i>bl°3“l°i“l“im§WE; 3§3“§gfigfi,‘§flg;°§,firg§;§§“3:36:13: .«Q ANNOUNCEMENT! . “ in Lincoln fall W P Boonev, ropre- ’.y .
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O“ g‘l‘x’gs‘g‘igmassm‘n‘r c y 3:36:15ellcghlledghfiihggffdtflaxrgghtigg “—6 —_ senting W. L. Scott & Co.’s intercs‘gfs Igf . .
. . will efleoca cure- It 1185 815° ”"9““ i have just ' Pittsburg, is all interested visitor. . . , --
’— Jessamineinterests; eats egggggr‘i’ .... stomach 4% gm... ,1... WOR L D R... O, Mag, ,5 .1... here, The Jack- R. SAGE s Catarrh Rem-
, 0" me 1° “9 mm my °wn ”so“ ' I CAPT- - M- RUST- * ' son county representatives are H. L. Chap- .'
h t .
"’ dung?salsazggsrsgsure. —“‘t°"‘°’ “”8““ «as names Inconrnnons l David Armstrong, J. s Patterson, ‘?dY “1“. “Te the Wm“.
*- alliv’glgzilgvgddg‘ilaggglldntggdgfildfif ll ll illllllll mseflses ”llllllll Hell “a , {AN D Theodore Fleuhart and George Smith. . Chronlc C atarrh 1n the Head
'— “3951‘?“ev‘if’rni’finv’e‘é‘fgygigxl 90 Oil ‘ ' Spl'lng and Summer . Operators residing in Columbus are, of l f ti Cl D manently '
eD— 0“” n ”E 1'9 ° ' a ‘3 ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. ‘ a. Suitings, which I will . course on hand as well as other operators é—— er CC an 61‘ .
. P. P. d a
r gfigegfutll? :gyyfiuhfs (1011511812 mag BROS . make up at the lowest . .from Cleveland. The talk now is that 60 .p y . 1
0"” §°°d ggggg‘gggfilnfofififigflfg312%; LIP PMAN ' ‘9 cash price. cents will be offered. This is construed Fifty Cents, by all dea ers.
’— 53%,... o: the above diseases. Y PBOPRIETORS. ———————- m.— ITS to mean that a compromise at 65 cents - ~
‘ ”I springngdséllged‘éohgtgfiim * Inipnmnn’l Blochsm’flnnah, Ga ”—6“ F K O C O U P \ l' . might be acceptable. ‘ ‘
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. Merchant Tailor, . h‘ ‘ . , llIiners Will Resist.
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fi““‘ég$&&“‘éééééé&‘&“&“l“&&fi 17 NORTH MAIN STREE’ sn'NmmLK’ 0°” ’4' ‘ I‘DEthl US" REOPLE CLEARFIELD. Pa, May 24.—-—Should*an ,
_ ‘ W ,. ___,-,_.n_..__.~n____ .._,__,__ //7/22//‘// ,5 _ , __ _ 0. ‘4 attempt be made to resume mining with
‘ l . - a nonunion men on~May 28 there will be
. ' ' FA I P E0 P L E Sparkling and healthful. Enjoyed by the trouble in the Clearfield and Beech, Creek ‘
. whole family. No other root beer ex- BY regions. A prominent leader, when he
‘ . . . ’ . tract equals Williams' in strength and learned the result of the Philadelphia
P .-k Obes WP 118 11 red h . - - l. -
* Plclinmmt‘llvrllv lyrlom mull?) iso “5013511: ll purity. One bottle of extract makes 5 * meetmg. said: We have been 011 a Strike
. month. No STARVING sickness or injury allons‘The r at tem erance drink for more than a month, and we will not ’
. . .. . , , . V , . 31% 152${$313.3oggféi’élfilfifiggigfilg film is “[5, only“ £55.15 3,00an ' S U N L] G H T-” suffer any nonunion men to take our places
“5“"- i' ' ‘ ' l ' ' ‘ kles or flabbiness. Stbut abdomens, diflicult as others,butfar bztltr. One SOLD Without determined resistance. We Willi] _
EVERYWHERE be sorry to see the operators attempt sue Sperm: instantly removes spots and stain: or

 

 

 

trial will support this claim.
Willi-null Carleton, Hartford, Ct.

PIANO Lessons.

. GEORGE W. BRADLEY (daughter

breathin surely relieved. No experiment but '

asclentl cand positive rehef, adopted 0111.)

after fiye years experience. Allorders sup

plied dlrect from-our office. Price $2.00 per

package or three packages for _$5.00 by mall

gogtpald. Testlmonlals and particularsmealed)
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— a thing, forit will almost surely result in

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All clegant Art Album. Portfolios 1 to —
Strikers Becoming Desperate.

18 now ready. ,
‘PHILLIPSBURG, May 24.—Tlle leaders of

all kinds without in u to the finest tnbnm. a
glossy silk or shiny dog look like new. has no
r" mlmwwums‘umun... .....

a. un waysln
fie‘fimm, Druggists. $11 Dry Goods Sm

Timothy, Red Top and all other kinds of Gras
Seeds. Choice Barley Seed, Oats, Maine Rose
and Hebron Seed Potatoes. Garden Seeds of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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gm ling]; 90:5fo Seed Meal' 1 A large 10‘; All Correspondence Strictly Confidential M ofgle lattefM1¥Wm.'B. Nash.) gives 0&- 9w‘®®‘\\\\\\\w®“\\\\“§“®“\ ‘Q‘x N2? the miners in this district regard the re: _._.
irty a. v,su1ta e or sowing on and. ' 01.8115 an .89: 18 30 QTY .msnfuctlons 0“ x; 9 4 " port that the operators will endeavor, to
PARK REMEDY 00., BOSlllll, M888. Plano‘at her‘home.No. lid Mam St‘met'f“ lg The Norwaik Gazette S 7g resume operations'on May'28 at thefold WEDDING
' . ’/‘ :9" rate if a settlement is not made he ore
J. D. Jennings, ,6 COUPON (é; ‘ that, date, as a blufi. They say they have INVITA'IEONE. g
I ‘ / no fear of such an attempt being made, ..

Possibly you intend to marry soon.‘ Ion
W111 want Invitations or Announcements—or
both. At this pomt m life it's natural to no
a. “best-ls-none3too-good" feeling- We- no
several new designs in type especlally. for tri
Work We can satisfy vour feelings.

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THE ulldelcigrueihas taken the shop in do E n d e I.” t a L" O 1 7/7 2 . g and that if there is there will be serious
. front of .3. fla‘Jy’s on Cross street. and 1 KNlGHT STREETS é Fofnur Fanfalm of Photographs ,j trouble. The strikers in this region are be-
cti 8231131336 Ito do Horse Shoemg m a first «opposite HorseRailroad Depot 5/4, ‘ (g coming desperate, and should nonunion
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THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENT

of Clover Bitters is the extract of Red and ‘White Clover. Clover
acts upon the blood, killing the humors of Cancer, Scrofula and Salt
Rheum. More people die from the effects of Cancerous and Scrofulous
human (or Consumption which is a. form of Scrofula) than all other
diseases combined. If you keep these deadly humors out of your system, you
do a great deal toward warding oif disease. Clover is one of the best known rem-
edies for impure blood; its reputation is world wide for humors in the blood.
In order to assist the action of the Clover—for Clover has but little effect except
upon the humors of the system—we have added other herbs, all of them from

 

 

DYSPEPSIA.
Is a mist distressing and prevalent complainl affecting-

Professional Men and others who by reason of their occupations are
sedentary in their habits; ~

Workingmen who eat cold dinners and in other ways overtax their di-
gestive organs; *

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Every Man, Woman and child Needs
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‘ 'V " People Of a Nervous 0r Bilous Temperament ; the vegetable kingdom—in fact, there is no mineral, as Potash or other harmful .2“?

ingredients, in Clover Bitters. We have strictly avoided such hurtful drugs \

Women who are delicate and overburdened with excessive family cares, aS,Saltpetre and Iodide of Potash- Gentlan Is the next Ingredient of Clover i-

and many others who in numerous ways indulge in practices that interfere with Blttel‘S. ‘ “‘

,7 the process of digestion; and our object in writing this is to say to anybody 2

o who from any cause finds himself so afflicted that ' _‘
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Gentian, when tdken in the mouth promotes the flow of saliva, and ill the
stomach stimulates the production of gastric juice. It follows that there is an .,
increased appetite and an increased digestive capacity. So, more food ling ‘>

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Cures Dyspepsia and all irregularities growing ’out of indigestion, such as Inac-
tlon of the Liver, Weakness of the Nervous System, Constipation, Sour Stom-
ach, etc. It is also the best general tonic, giving tone and vigor to the whole
system. ..

, Used in Medical Practice for thirty years, it has provcn a. specific in curing
Dyspepsia. No matter how badly you may be afflicted, this remedy will relieve
you after a few doses, and if continued for a reasonable length of time, effect a
Radical Cure. , .

All dealers are authorized and requested to sell each and every bottle "of
Clover Bitters under a positive guarantee. And we hereby notify the pub-
lic that after taking two-thirds of the contents of a, bottle you are dissatisfied

 

' Used to gather the fragrant Clover

 

 

Clover is death to SGROFULA," SALT RHEUM and CANCER.
Take Clover Bitters, which is made from the extract of Red and Whlte

Glover, and it will ‘purify your blood.

 

GLOVE]! BITTERS makes a

SALES INCREASING MONTHLY Will 'lllilll llllNllllEll PEll llEll‘T.

 

taken, and more thoroughly digested, it is obvious that Gentian enriches the
blood, and the tissues are consequently improved in their nutrition. For stom- )‘—
ach troubles, no one drug is more useful than Gentian, and none more frequently >\
prescribed by physicians. Next to the stomach the liver is the most important ’
organ of digestion. Besides assisting digestion it; is the storehouse of the sys- ‘.
tem. If your liver is not active and healthy, you cannot be well. Podopllyllum, '\
or May Apple, is put in Clover Bitters to take care of the liver. Each
dessert spoonful of. Clover Bitters contains a. small dose of May Apple.
Besides making the gall flow from the liver and so preventing bilious attacks and
gall stones, Podophyllum increases the secretions of the bowels and so prevents .
constipation. The kidneys filter the blood-that is, they take from the blood a >\
great deal of waste end poisonous material that the blood has taken up as it cir- . >\

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W33; figgfsfilii gztgfiiffiig‘glghgflflle by?” 0f the gontcnts to us and 800d appetite, stimulates the Liver and Kidneys: brings baCK “3313 health; culates through the body. No organ in the body-is so frequently at fault with-
y y y. a I was receive ' ' ' - l h ' ith TRY 51- NOW ' - . out our knowledge asthe kidneys. Dandelion and Bucllu, if taken as mixed in >\
and Vigor- \Hea t [S Wea - _ . Clover Bitters, will surely make the kidneys strong and healthy. Your 5‘

family physician will tell you that Dandelion is also good for constipation.
Much more might be said of this medicine. But we have given this brief out- >\ -
line to show the action of Clover Bitters, that you may know its great merit '
aild how it has made so many wonderful cures. It wi|| Cure YOU.

 

Heads and steep them and give .

GRAN MOTHER the Clover Tea. to lall‘1 the £55,111in . >\
to purify their b 00 . our - ‘ *. ‘ - - - .~

llIother, if she wished to cure the pimples. salt rheum, or scrofular in the N0 Remedy compounded ”Pm th? Vegetable Kingdonll contains as muCh male and' " , . ' »
W1“ do “'5 work 50 thorough y as A Trial will convince you of its immediate eflect. >\

babies' blood, did the same thing. Your Father used to sow clover seed.
Ilekllcw it was the best of feed for all his stock, made them round and plump,
their coats sleek and glossy, the cows’ milkricher and purer. If your grand-
mother could only have had a little more knowledge of drugs, so she could have
added other herbs to the clover to assist its action, what little sickness she would
have had in her family. ‘Wc, the Clover Medicine Company, have added to

 

r CLOVER BITTERSl . ]

Mrs. General U. S. Grant Said: “When

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Clover Bitters Will Do It.

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the extracts of the red and wl 't l ' ' h ’ t m ke ever or an . . - .. . _ _ , _
Of the human ”Stem d° its :35: ofifgritsfihlgeagghlgellfbsTfie Tim“ Ofyaddging :fie aneml gags $312; £13.: £22133: 1%: ill: gill-23:33:, 3" “'Q‘W'iiilgng'eiigl Price,$1.00. None genuine Without the name, CLOVER.MED-

these herbs t l ' - ° - - roa many 0 m . . ~ _ Bub... - _ . g _ _-

your blood, cfngel-1v:zrhsflgaiosgllzrflfdgcgsnp133); Signkgflbfgvgfi glfig-g curl; o’tf“ ttllxle disease: 3306(1) than eighty per , gfiahfia’lmglce, , smafialgfi? 5 ,ICINE 00" blown m each battle. .fi‘ . ~ " ‘ j

It will do more. it cures consti atloxl re ulates the liver and kidne s and con ' 9 cm con aine over. ’ ~°p ’ "l ’ ' ~ '~-"~Y II Dock: ‘ ' ' I 'T' I. "
Strengthens the “711018 Bistem. p ' g , y ' , wSee'the Formula of Clover Bitters. , K;:;:uqnnfldheseniitolinn. 1:133; .3003. maul Billels, clovel Balsam, clflul‘alllllllalllo for M'EVEMWC; ,- \ .-.

 

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