. (wt-AM .. :1“ .39-5'5""'w-,1- r-y‘.<3~‘.-~' H... - byémeunmgm sympahwasfiwg.“ ' - ' . ._ ' .-. "us-w “I ~. ' - -..‘...--......... - ” . L'."|fi - O ». » > - ~~ . . . .- .. “Java“. ,. . . . . ». “DAILY-NORWA-LK ~5GIAZETTE“ -_ - \ ‘ ' f . . _ r ‘1 ._ - '_. ,. , -_.,. .. . In», ._ .rae ‘clt‘y of ng'ing Flo-ted." . ., - . _ YOKOH'AMA, July~ 28L—The American steamer Ci’tyof __Peking. -which\ went ashore inYeddo bay, Japan, whileon her Voyage to San Francisco. has been floated. She sustained no damage. . . y, -~'.';t.~,-'— cf, . um nnmvnnr BALKED. Prisoners at Belvlrbre Make an Unsuccess- ful Attempt to Escape. BELVIDERE, N. J.. July 28.—The‘pris1 onbrs confinedin the Warren county jail 'again made a desperate but unsuccessful attempt to escape from jail. but were thwarted. Among the prisoners in the plot was George Andrews, the condemned. wire murderer, whose, case is now in the - cited States courts. The prisoners had cured a hatchet. a hammer, small files, a number of knives and a 1113118 iron bar, and with their aid they k ocked a hole in the wall of the jail 10 feet square: The hole was discovered by the jailer, and with the assistance of some keepers the men 1' .-.. ,. ‘~ City Taxes. Notice is hereby given to all persons liable to pay taxes to the City of Norwalk. in the County of Fairfield and State of Connecticut that the undersigned. Collector of taxes for said City, on the list of 1894, has received a » warrant from the Mayor for the collection of the tax laid by said City. March 5th. 1894, on Roton Point, Ct. Saturday-August 4th, 1894. OPEN TO ALL BOATS. . I Handsome Pitchers and Prizes In Gold. CLASS A.—§hirty‘reetgfigdxibgfgalifi ggfiflgggnlum YA In" - _ 'OPENBLOOPS AND rm . ' . CLASS B.-—Th1rty feet. and under. sailing'measflgsgfINSAlL BOA T" in... I 1 » rm‘sxéun Ann .cmrunno'rsn clam. choices... of inc/kw ran. secs: ' . ‘ Exchange. ' an YORK. July 27.—Money on call easy it; 1 per cent: Prime (mercantile paper. 335.. per cent. Sterling exchange firm. with actual business in bankers’ billsat $4.8mi.88}§for d’e- .msnd and at 84.87M'd4.87~9 torso days... Posted rates. . $4.88@i._89}§. Commercial bills. "845.863.4123 1.86%. L Silver certificates. 6.l@,0,5: .no sales; Bar “alive-126296. ‘Mexicau dollarsu‘fiM. Government IT SHARPENS . t t' . ; . the ratable estate liable to am 1011 therein were driven back to their cells at the bonds steady. State bonds quiet. Railroad the a etite im roves d; estion and THAT SAID TAX Is NOW DUE points of revolvers. The men d open- bonds quiet. , PP ! P ,_ g I CLASS C.—T_wenty-four feet and under. sailing measurement 1 ed each other’s cells and were a l in the ; Closing: prices: . V , J C W . 1% “Stores health and “go"; alldthe CLASS 11—513th feet and undelisailing measurement. ' " . - ‘ ' - V . - . . . 06 f-‘h b d t ‘ , ' OATRIGBOAH; . h 1 b 1; th 001111011 corridors of the I‘ll ready to escape Atclllmn, , , . 3% .13 . 0n . 1 ‘ or ans. 0 t e o are rouse o . ‘ _ . enemy, And t at he WI-l e present a - e 1 B k through the hole when it was discovered. .3“?- & Quincy”... 73% berth American. 3. hegalth actio b 3;) tor Pierce’s gkfigg %-:$hlrty feet and “deru-Sa‘llingmeasurement. ’ rooms 1n the Falrfield County Nations an O C G «(St L’ ~ 86 13.0”th Pacific 8“ y n y 00 _ wenty four feet and under, name measureme t Building. EVERY WEEK-DAY EVENING '9‘” Prisqners “" fit“ ““0““; “‘3“? 21‘1“ Chesapeake £033 101;" no.prgr..........l.1s“ :Golden Medical Discovery. More _ . OPEN our BOATS. n ' from 7 to 9 o’clock, from the date hereof. until seeillg that they were outnum ere )Y 9 Chicago: u“... 73% > g. 1'. mm“; ..... gm, than all the l iver-‘—- and that’s the CLASS G.—Thlrty feet and under, sailing measurement. ,. August ist 1894 i . ‘ ‘ »- ,:.— -. - .7 ' keepers, “'1‘? had revolvers. they went Cordage ....... .-...:21 . Omskm‘i...‘ ..... '. 863.5I ' ’ ,_ giigg H.-.—lwenty-flye feet and under, selling measurement. ‘ ’ '_ . - . - emainin . .- back to their cells and are now being closea Cotton 0m , 27.. »:0ntltl°'& .West... .141” key to the. whole system. You ‘0 LA 1.:Twenty feet and under.\sailrng measurement. . A150. 1511M? UPOZI all Of Bald taxes 1‘ g o . . , , . , . . . , . 88 J. Sixteen feet and under. sailing measurement unpaid after the first day of August. 1894.1'11- Chronic. NaivouSfless ly guarded. ... .. ---- .m. _. . , , Del. & 11136" ------- 131% Bwlfi§ If???“ ------ 15% have pure blood or peisonous blood, No secopd prize will be given in anyplass starting less ihan three boats and no cl '11 terest at the rate of nine (9) per cent. per an- - ‘ Building and Loan omcera Elected. 'gieilzillers lrustu 112% twichrlibk chx-m” 1% 'ust as your liver chooses. The gttglfighzlgfiégsls tiara; 3131333529 §vailllbg Eeasigerrgegtb will be lead water .line adds 1‘3 “1;: . v ' V)- . .‘u..' ........... 1-. . ..j . . '- a. . .. . _ num Will be charged from the first day of C ld Not Slee Nervous bi FFALO, . J11”- .‘L28.—‘-The National General Electric.. 36 Rack Lined... 059“ bed controls the health-the hver mg of ballast Will be allowed in classes A. and ED greslrigtcigegfigliofilgsggmgfi Nofhlfi- July. 1891. until the same is paid. 0“ P, League Building and Loan Associations Hocking Valley... 17% Silver.'Bullion.... 69% controls the blood the “ Discovery” §g§:ti'116tl?n-a8t1° sailsfin Classes A. and B. Only Jib and imam ,in‘Classg E? 21:5868. Dated at Norwalk, the 2nd day of July. 1894 (I ch- 5 elected i e following Ofilcers: President, Lackawanna......lts:t St. Paul..,......... 5’36 . , : 81 0!) Yluc asses . F. andvG. Classes H. and I. oyster_1.o*.tg.m.y; "ea'jrr'v- ib' . .' ea a e ' -- , ~ - . - . controls the liver and Topsail only. No boat shall carry more than on a f . . Marnsail ADDISON 11’ BETTS' . ‘ —"-""—" D- Eldridge, Boston? first vice presulent, La‘ke Shore ------- 130% SDI-talifleflhlhs- - JW ‘ ' . . or fraction thereof. not including sailing master. e m n or-vevery “Ir-8971““! 88111118 length COllector of City Taxes 0n the List 0f1894- Gentlemeni—I have been taking Julius Stern. Chicago; second vice presi- . Lead as Texas Pacific ..... 8“ Y0}! can escape Just about half nurse Five miles to windward orleeward and return. Entrancefée .31 EM . y d’ ‘ ”New“ ”5“?“ “r “i" 1"“ “in“ 1“ med“ WW“ ““F“ W swim: fish-“222,2 it“s“ .f’“““.°~" 1%; “1° .11. that flesh is 1.... to. by- a... .Ierasassassinsas-°'°:'~meeurea ..-...... areas: three months, an 031130 ”Y resident, W. E. Dodsworth. New Orleans 1350‘“ 3° °-- ’5 85 We ----- ' . . ’ ‘ lca 10m: aceo" edit ‘au'mu Address p ' ' ' Northwestern ..... 101% \Vestern Union... 84% bemg ready f0] them' B1 ace the E. A. WOODWARD 03 FRANCIS BU’RBITTYSOIlIl"N0rWIlk,1Co'nn, treasurer, E. B. in‘slcy, Three Rivers; secretary. John 11_ rigan. Albany. system up Wlth thls medlcme, Whmh prevents as well as cures- For all ' . . H .. _ .- ‘ diseases caused by a disordered liver _ - ~ . . fl ‘ or impure blood—dyspepsia, bilious- . ‘ ‘ Commencing Monday, J unc 4th. . . . . enough in Its praise. It has New England. __ 14}; Saved My Life, for I had almost given up hope of ever being well again. I was a chronic sufferer from nervousness and THIS MAY, INTEREST YOU IT DOES M E; General Markets. , _ p , New Yonu. July 27.-—FLOUR—-State and western dull; city mills patents. MWJJO: winter patents. $3153.25; city mill clears. $3.65 Corbett lVill Fight Jackson. NEW YORK, July 28.——W. A. Brady. manager of Champion James A. Corbett, ness, the most stubborn skin, scalp ' ' i could not sleep. I was alsoutroubled ' 1 1. Euro 8_ He _ stated _. . . ‘ _ _ _ . w. are 3.0"“ ‘0 “'9 and 19* “If; uumuueuuuuuuauuuau uuuu :gzca.::;:z:...rza.... .5: aarl'rszratrsaaa... c... and scrufuuuu uuuuuuuu uuu « D..- igglgegllfigléglgrsgggs. :75 dOthrS 111 vam’ until ‘I_used YOIl‘I provided that the latter was willing to eased up under local pressure and advanced covery” 18 the only-remedy so cer- 4 Tire. setl inch and under (per set).... 1 60 Nervme. MRS- M. WOOD. RIDEFVOOG. 111- fight,'vvhlch he very mug}; doubted. Cor- l‘aéterfivgggscetign: August. 51. 7-16@55c.; Septsm- main and efiective that it can be r. c. bctt would not fight in England. but was ' 7 willing to meet Jackson anywhere in‘ Rmnqmemmfifim Jersey‘wwfim guaranteed. If it doesn t benefit or CORN—No.2strong apd active on bad crop a cure, you have your money back. accounts; August. 50%@50%c.; September. 48% You pay only for the good you get. America. . The Iron Hal Maddie. (Millie. OATS—Inactive and nominal; "“ ' BALTIMORE, July 28.—Judge Dennis 3256c. bid or has decided in favor of the petition of . BEEF—Dull; family. 89: “traumas. 88@3~50 . ' 0'?" James F. Failey of Indiana, the general Pork—Firm; new mess. “@1435: family. . ‘ receiver‘of the Order of the Iron Hail, to $14.50@15. 'ave $100, 000 in the hands of the cal re- LARD-Firmer; prime western steam. $7.40. ,ivers, Charles J. Wiener and Joseph C. BUTTER-:Steady: state dairy. IllsdlfiléC-l - , _ lf_ state creamery. 15léfal9c. l1‘_ra_nce. distributed by himse CHEESE—.More active: state. large, 7%@ 8%c.: small. 7lé@9}40. EGGS—Steady: state and Pennsylvania. 156 A Good Rim 1% and under. (each) Good Common Spokes. (each) . o , . e ‘1 . D M N . Good Pair Shafts, ironed in good shape, r0 “es k. eerne . Steel Tire l x 3-16 and under. (each)... 1. And all Jobbing at lowest living prices. All cures. D'r. Miles' Nervise is sold on a. posfiyte work guaranteed. . f , . Yours respect ully guarantee that the first bottle Will be All druggists sell it at 91-, 0 b0 les William P. English. artisans-re a... cat, sail; M ECHAJVIO STREET, NOR WALK ‘35 September, Catarrh ’is cured by using Dr. Sagc’s Remedy. til! ..<_u ’ ' ._ ...__-a_..____.\__ .2 v HID. sigh y and disagreeable eruption on .—6 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllifia THE KIND V i “Hemmer 1‘ ' ' ' SUGAR—Raw quiet: fair refining. 2 -16c.: ‘ . V f2 fi- THAT 0" RES? Centrifugal. 06 test. 3%c.; refined quiet; crushed. , . ' ' - 9—- . ,W . w .mu‘. _ swam. . o... .3523 ":4"? 2: '3 leples Biomm “‘7‘ ' E A, 7’ ,.._;T_:_. E PETROLEUMwDuli: V‘Vashington crude. 86: STEAM ER '-' 9.. t . .-'—. ' - Fa?“ ! ~ ! refined. all ports. 35.103515. —_“—~— 9“ " 3 ' C E L" ‘ a ‘ ~ Fast fi ' T i . RICE-Steady; domestic. 4%@6%c.; Japan. ~ W . , ‘. . '7 "i m ‘5 Ft, ‘ . s o . ' ,, . r _( 9. . 5'. '.= and Old Sores .,L ,3: LE: E ”—‘Elecm; Bmm It 1scharactenst1c Of the Wren _ . , ' ~ - - 9-— PRICK' Y I‘Ql" POKE ROOT 5" u. 5.3;: l; ! , , _ ' that 1t.wfll sneak in and occupy 1 L w " ' ‘ ,3... E . This remedy is becoming so well known th 1‘. d b - - _ 9" " ' ala" a aria '°’ I . e nes ma e y another bird, in _ , ’ . _ AND POTASSlU M l ,. ,dg; F. , E and so popular as to need no spec1al f t b .1 d' . ~ - . ...... _ A . 9-» m“ i 4" . i mention. All who have used Electric pre erenlcfi‘ o u: lggrtme ogtlts : ,./ . . .. .. -.....- . . . ._ . . . . . , . , . , . , . . , . Vv 9"— ' ‘ 7.. = ‘ .. '- ' E Bitters sing the same song of praise.— own. 15 same al 15 0 en . - \ <3. I: - W..- ,- . . . . . . - . . . Q“ akes and Kidney TrOUbIBs ""3; i ,..-"‘ ', ,J-‘g. .uj g A purer medicme does not exist and it is seen In buslne55_ It 15 shown by : DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN , a ‘ . ~¢3§ E. . 919/999)!”le guaranteed to do what it is claimed. Elec- the imitators of : S ’ th N lk , g M arvelaus cu res “'9 “mm“ ’m'“ ”P'P‘P‘ % I 42%I' “MR-1...”. I tric Bitters will cure all diseases of the . ' » O u _ O rwa , AND 59-— -prmkly Ash. Poke £1303 “(1.3%”; fl '5 - ‘ 5 Liver and Kidneys, will remove pim les . -' ' ‘ 9" .. . slum. the greatest bfi-«o Dim . E I boils, salt rheum and other affections " 7 . 22-. In Bloodeson .“"."'........ cam-c .3.” s i cause-u by impure mucu—wm drive c . New York 1% . ’ Massns LIPPMA'N 8309.. Savannah} w g g malarla. from the system and Wlll prevent ‘_ - s :7 Rheum afis n1 ' $6111:- 3?‘u8‘&”fi€cbs‘t‘lifiiccal’é’éféifc. - g '- as well as (sure all malarial fevers—For ;; . £9... . .. —_-_—. . . . . . I t as done me more oodt an~_t 1'86 575, . , . cure ofhea ache constipation indigestlon -. u . . . . , ,. a assesses:assume- Fess g N" 3 try Electric Bitters. Entire’satisfaction ~; FARE—Smgle. 40 Cents . Excursion. 70 Cents. Respectfully ours ‘ f i g -. .}\..‘.‘;\\‘:... \.§.\;\ , _: aranteed, or money refunded—Price ' m . L E 417153 SOUTH NORWALK D4 . ‘ i i - - E n - *“““‘ V ‘ l- ---‘ I: 33-. - ~ .. ., _ ILY AT 7.30 All. my and SGrBfUIa Aberdeeiifnrowfm , o. v—afi P. M. DENON, % gale and $1 per bottle at H' R' Hale’s "‘ ' . Leave Beekman street. 2.15 p. m; Saturdays. 2 p. m. Leave East 81st street 2.40 p. In: Satur- .D— 1, P P plumes,“ blood bum” Cam, 3. 1). 301...”... Far; . . B°"°“» “a”; . u i deStore- _ __ No _ sooner 11% the wonderful days. 2:20 p. m. ‘ 7 ' b. the' weak and degiliteted, gives To all whom it may concern.- I here- n—fi -A Promlnent Buslness Man; . A ’I'YIYIcupi-mucn Duel. ment of fins new vegetable ShOI't' ~ . p . 9-— Siigé’géil.Elvin?i‘figfucui'c‘ifivfgh‘ifigii giggingfigggglgmggtgggopggeg r-fi OF BOSTON TELLS OF ! WGEAEHS. liully fa—A sling wig svgord: ening, so much better than lard, - grin PeopffiLEyRsk“€15TY OFLNORgALIfiI’AND “EAGLE!"leaVe Pier 23‘s.. 1:. ik .1 3% E on eween .au . eemas . . .. . .., a... $3,125,813, dv‘igggfm gecflgftsgmfifi‘f? . aufl’ ed for several years with an an I g and M. Clemenceau both membegscofatlfe created for It a remarkable sale reighlt rebeeeivedefl'voni); main tg 51311. In, eallgonoafrib‘licafitilbflo agggttiluilgliiiibl figrfid and =UNEXPECTED RELIEF_ I Esgle w111be sent for special lots 0 freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity. 9.. For rimary.secendary and tertiary s phil . for blood poisoning. mercu- @— rfai olson. malaria. dyspepsia. and 9... in 9.] blood and skin diseases, like ‘ blotches. pimples, old chronic ulcers. 9 W”a“;strangeness; eczema—we a . contradiction,that P. P. P. is the best P blood purifiertiln thgworldmndtmakes . itive spee yan permanen cures 9" P133“ cases. - ' ’d Ladies whose systems are poisoned are peculiarly benefited by the won- }erful tonic and blood c. sensing prop- s»— o— S NGFIEL‘D Mo Aug 14th 1893 PR! . . . . —I can speak iii the ’highest terms of disease. pieurisy and rheumatism for 35 years. was treated by the very best e» out flndin relief. Ihave only taken r one Dottlg of your P. P. P., and can tion. due to menstrual - -rreguiarities, 0" Boot and Potassium. ’— nowiedge. I was affected w tn heart . liars, tried every known remedy with- good than anything I have ever taken. my face. I tried every known reme- dydbut in vainng‘ntill r. P. P5. was used. an am now en re y cure . ned b J. D. J OHNBTON (843 y) Savannah; do. .0: Skin Cancer Cured. ' - Testimonyfrom the Mayor of Sequmflex.‘ 81: um Tum. January 14. 18933. Mnsgns. LIPPMAN Bnos. Savanna? (3a.: Gentlemen—I have tried your . P. P. for a disease of the skin, usually known as skin cancer-,0! thirty y as' standing and found great reh - it purlfiestlie blood and removes_ ir- ritable from the seat ofghe ditezfie r—e an p even 3 any spree in: o . e sores. I have taken live or six bottles w and feel confident that another course w‘fi? will effect a cure. It has also relieved me from indigestion and stomach v-‘GQ troubles. Yours truly carer. w. M. Rose. Attorney at Law. 390K (ll 310M 01880888 Hillel Free. ALL DRUGGIBTS SELL IT. ' LIPPMAN- BROS. illllltlil “ I Recommend Dana’s to All i” ! ltIr. Denon, whose statement follows. Elias been an aged in the Furniture and= intense Fur shmg business-at his place _on Dover St. for over 30 years. Read =h1s wonderful statement: “ For the last 8 or 4: years I have been 0in ed- gto take a vacation in the Sprin . And nata- Marclr I was feeling unusually mfseruble. = ilyvss so nervous I could not get to sleep some. Enigma until six o’clock in the morn- iinx, and when I did slee would have horri- llll lllllIlfl DAN A’S SARSAPARILLA iced PILLS. Idid not have much iaith in patmti _medicmes, but I procured the Sn.rsapurllln=,._= an E 3 3‘ Ullllllllfll llllmflllll Pills. Before one bottle was gone IE:— unex ectodly found I was receiving great __.._. ene‘ t. My appetite bccdne ravenous could= Eent four square meals a day. haveE gin)?!“ £0."- bgttlcie‘s mrlltfiludsgagp all nigh; an n as res as years 0. also ad . ag atg were very bad and they are almost. we . I —._rocommend bANA's SABSAPARILLA and-— Ill! 3' aricoso Veins on my left] th ==PILLS to all. A number of my friends have alsofi ' chamber of deputies. wounded in the _c_l_~,eek. Oflice or .1. N7. McEnnor, Druggist. matism winter before last. back on her the last winter, and a half bottle, 31 size, relieved her again, and she has not had a symptom since. of mine. one, took sick, and his wife gave it a teaspoonful, that was in the evening, and the little fellow turned over like ’he was dead, but next morning was up bellowing and well» M. Descbanel was ORLANDO, Fla. , Apr. 20, 1819. Messrs. LIPPMAN 3303., Savannah. Ga. Dear Sire—I sold three bottles of P. P. P., large size, yesterday, and one bottle, small size, to-day. The P. P. P. cured my wife of rheu- It came I sold a bottle Of P. P. P. to a friend One of his turkeys, a small Yours respectfully, J. N. MCELBOY. and popularity, than the business wrens are ready to ‘move upon the market with many worthless counterfeits. Any housekeeper can be easily and cheaply con? vinced of the value of COTTOLENE by Simply giving it a trial. They will then be unwilling to go back;- to lard, or go down to fraudu- . lent imitations. ~ Sold in 3 and 5 pound pails. . } . . 1a,. . Made only by 2' am] N. KJ-‘AI RBAN KG. 60., ‘ - t CHICAGO, up if ‘ Produce Exchange, NewYork 224 State St.. Boston. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. DEG] ,a . . fN Make a Note. of This. I can recommend your medicine to all I can, benefited. O" and Whose blood is in an impure condi- erties of P. P. P.-—Pric sly Ash, Poke 0" your medicine from my own ersonal hysiclnns and spent hundreds of do]- oheerfully say it has done me more .— . " We are sellmg best all wool extra super v-@ w u—G 4 w 4 3 R sufferers of the above diseases. PROPRIETORS, mm” m] ' 1,. M. DENON." E . SAVANNAH, GA., Apr. 26, 1889. Springn§£Fe¥cc§scfi€?uc. Lippman’s mock,savann,9n,ea .108 DoverSt-fyBostciinz-Mauu __!_ Having used three bottles of P. P. P. . Dana Smaparllla Cm. Beliasi. “also. § for impure blood and general weakness, , - and haviu derived great benefits from I 'v' .' T " the same, aving gained 11 pounds in Hg r 3.1113. '. ._ _ . " , . . Weight in four weeks, I take great plea- A" mm “my,” 0273...,27'1‘6" sped,” f0," sure in recommending it to all unio'rtu. nates like Yours truly, J ouN Mourns. At 550 a yard Floor Oil Cloth. in";maumuiuamwmaul Loveville, St. Mary’s Co., Md, June 915th, 1894. I have handled Chamber- Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for the past year. It gives the best of Viscountess Baring Dead. CARLSBAD, July 28.—Viscountess Bar- , ' satisfaction to our customers. I received ing, who was recently married in Paris, ( 3k .. e it h“ an orderlast week for four 1gottles of the died here. She was seized with a chill on - ’ '- V,. v Mcyfi/ . O. remedy from a man res1d1ng_ 16 miles the day 5“,... Hm memo... was”, (am—op At 200, 25c and 388. 'l'hese are rrduced prices. \__ .._c from my place. today I received a let- oped , ‘ ~.<_ ".1 lm- dent-h. ter from him stating that it has saved the lives of two members of his family. An Old gentlemen here who has suffered for two years with diarrhoea, was peru manently cured by this remedy. He can now do as much work as any man of his age. I could mention other remarkable cures, but the remedy will show for itself if tried. B. Love, 25 and 50c bottles for sale by Gregory & Co., druggists. , lilothcrs Read This “My child is subject to severe attacks of diarrhoea. During the last sickness, D_r.Hand’s Diarrhoea Mixture was freely given and an immediate cure resulted It would. have required a dozen visits of a physmans, as on former occasions. I believe Dr. Hand’s remedies would have saved the life of the child I lost, had they been w1thin my reach at the time of its sickness.” Mrs. F. H. Bennett, 722 New street, Camden, N.’ J. They are splendid children’s remedies 25 cents. All drugstores. A Karlene—km; Dead} KANSAS CITY, July 28.—Gustavus ,A. Two Hundred Hassocks, ' Brussels, . Axminster and Tapestry . Atp45c each. All wool Art Sq’llares, " ROOTB BER Send 2-cent stamp for pictures. WILLIAMS 6: Cameron, Hartford, Cons. ’ interesting .cFACT. \Vc offer the best remedy in the world, sell it in an honest measure bottle (full pintfi, warrant it to sure all diseases of the blood, stomach,- livcr, and kidneys. It is curing thousands who otherwxse .might die. It is selling in vast quantities, one dealer Ordering 300 dozen in one lot, and the monthly increase of sales is over 400 per ccnt.~ Now, there’s a reason Miss Pollard l'acatlonlzmg. . :MANITOU, Colo., July 28.—Among the tourists to t 9 summit of Pike’s peak Was Madeline Pollard of Congressman Breck- mridge fame.‘ Is THE." BEST. N0 SOUEAKING- - %'%goucLAs rhoea Remedy, and within ten minutes all of my colic pains had disappeared. I. am highly pleased with the remedy and hke pleasure in recommending it. Z. for this immense popularity, and that reason is Merit. Clover Bitten __ will cure you. All dealers sell it. Full pint bottle, $I-00 k6 bOUItOS: Two Lives Saved. Cgltonf, t? well known Kansas pioneer, ‘5’ CORDOVAN - . , . , o e o - ‘ .' : WEE-£23? proprietors, Clover fledlcme Co., ugus a Mrs. Phoebe l‘homas, of Junction City, constitutiifi, 13,138? 113:9; ha; :3;me :RE‘NCHacENAMELLEDCALF. ’ . ' d Ill. was told by her doctors she had (for l‘orp tog-n, ’ 4'- 5-inHchAl-FB‘KAN6AWO ' ' ' l ' - . 4 Just the thing for summer floor coverings a] Sizes at low sumption, and that there was no hope I. ———-_ ‘ $5.5J’P0LICE.3 $01.55. ' ' . for her, but two bottles of Dr. King’s . 00 w P’m'wu” ”mm" $25352.W0RKINGMEN PI‘ICOE- ' yNew Discovery completely cured her and A few.day5 ago when I had an attack '. EXTRA. FINE. . s ' she says it saved her life. Mr. Thomas 0f C0110 1n the bowls. I “wk 3 dose. 0f $2-$l.7—5 BOY§SGHDDLSHDE$ - Eggers, 139 Florida su. ecu uauusuos caches... cc... Cholera and D...- “ as- HOT WEATHER DRESS FABRICS. 32.5352. i.7_-" _ ‘3‘ 'BESTWNGOLA. __.SEND FOR CATALOGUE " W'L'DOUGLAS, suffered from a dreadful cold, approach- ing Consumption, tried without result everything else then ‘bought one bottle Never have shown such an array Of summer wash dress goods of Dr. King’s New Discovery and in two . .. weeks was cured. He is naturally thank- §e§?e’fChaullalg’ Mass. 258:1ud 5 dcent You‘cnl an" méngfiocplugxc mgsi . . _ . ful. It is such results of which these are 9 es, 0‘ 88 e y Gregory C04 rug- -. n l I: m "m“ ' ' Dotted Swiss muslins at c 10c and 12 c. w1th the only known substltute for mother’smilk : samples, that prove the wonderful eflicacy gists. ' ' ‘ Because we “grillelgrges‘lexiz'anufacturers of 6i ’ - %' -nIELLIN 3 FOOD. A preparation thatcontains . of this medicin. in con hs and colds m. advertise shoes m the world. and uarantee Organdies and linen lawns at 17c ’ all the nutritive properties of breast milk ' ' 1 1 g 7 ' the value by Swinging the name a“ Price.” ' ' ’ - . h f th d l t . - I , Free trial bott es at H. R. Hale S drug . the bottom, wine protects you against high French India POD 66 0111 17c w1t fit any 3 ' e » _e (383101;; substances store. pricels andt the midfilqmalt’sxprofits. fiotur shoes 7 g i y - a v amfi _ .r. -—-——— C no. cus om WOT In S e, e 5 an ‘ n . , - . usu )7 01.11! “1 Cl 0 S' A South Dakota Zephyr. “Searing ualities. We heave thgmy soldngrefy- Jaconets, 36 mches wrde for 12%0. ‘ ' .“ ' " “ K | 2 a l " Mcllin’s Food where at ower prices for the value given than any other make. . Take no substitute. If your dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by I _ .__,-,g_.. ' A.H. l-iOYT & spy. Scotch ginghams, reduced to 12%. French satteens, new designs at 13c. French cambrics, now selliugfor 15c. ,. PIERRE, S. D..July 28.——A fearful wind- storm occurred here. The smokestack of a steamer was blown oil, piercing the bot— tom of the boat,.which sunk. ‘ ‘ Some Foolish Mothers _ ~_,/ "'___\_, J‘ ‘THEZ‘T’G'RW ’ .: at alley hatchet "Eli will make the weakest infiut robust and ' ' ‘, contain a hell‘s at ylgorous. Unsqueled as a nourishment .‘ , p _ , , , . , . 1n Cholera Infantum, teething, “a an ., Let their babies.cry With colic, g1v1_ng tum,“ 0M “m“‘ysi' Buqklln's Arnlc‘a .Salve. baby complaints. Invaluable for inva- u mother no rest night or day. How-foolish . ‘ ' , The Best Salve‘nfihe world for Cute lilh, couvalescents, and the aged. when Dr: Handls Cohc cure gives unme- 3— , , ' Bruises, Sores, eers, Salt Rheum 3 __ \ diate relief to baby. It removes wmd , ; far sudden lunesasccuienls Fever Sores Tetter, Chopped Hands Our "Book for the lnstructlonetmothcrs from the stomach, quietsthe nerves and _. i .Ohilblaius, orns and"all Skin Erup " lions, andpositively cures Piles, orr_no Payrequired. It is guaranteed toglve .firfectsatisfaction, or money refunded 3. a: cataract: ' DosnAf 'nmuu'nm lassoffi ~~or.,mll warm li'cenvegiient). W ' gives restful sleep. Mother send to day to your drug store for s. 25c bottle. Think of the weary hours it saves you. If baby’s . gums are sore, teething, use Dr. Hand’s - I teething lotion. At all druggists 25c. «The Care and Feeding of Infants,” will be mailed free to any address, upon request. ice 25 cents per box. . For Sale bl» 'B. We! ‘ ‘ ‘ .-’ ‘ rx
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