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The condition of Marlin G. Taylor has
slightly improved during the past week.
To regain her health the faster Miss
Agnes Strong or Lakeside district has
deemed advisable change of air and
scene and is passing a few days with
friends In New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Young of Jewett City
with infant child, arrived at Grey Rock
cottage, the home of Mrs Young's father,
Hon j. 7. Burr, last Saturday evening
for an indefinite stay.
Mrs Horace McCan was confined tC
her home, last week entire, with an at
Inflammation of the bowels. Her condi
tion at present seems much improved.
Mrs B. j. Haynes ice cream parlol
was opened to the public on Thursday
of last week. Give her a call.
Mrs F. J. Hosford arrived home from
New York city on Thursday evening o.
| last week.
Mrs s. j. Brown came home from the
same city on Saturday evening afteI
passing four weeks pleasantly with rela
tives in Gotham. Mrs Brown is nearing
four score years of age and her reason
ing faculties and powers Of endurance
are wonderful; also her love for the so
ciety of friends and strong desire BY
reading and observation to keep in touch
with the current events of the age snC
! times,
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spent last week with Mrs Frank Cor
ham.
Mrs Martin Rowland has entertained
Mrs Davis of Norwalk.
Mrs Ellen Andrews of Norwalk is
spending week with Mrs A. E. Turney.
Rev DR. Noble, the superintendent of
the Methodist Episcopal hospital at
Brooklyn, preached in the Zion Hill
Methodist church on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Fitch of Norwalk and
Mrs Mary Fitch of Westport have visit
ed Mrs Ephraim Fitch.
Frederick Morebouse of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs D.
B. Morehouse.
Daniel Brown has purchased the hcuee
and farm of Daniel r. Beers.
Mrs Hattie Coley and A. B. Coley
have visited Danbury friends.
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PERsONAL JOTTINGs.

Augustus Sackett and family arrived
here from New York City, last week.
Miss Lucy Curtiss returned from North.
field, last week, where she has been at
tending the Moody school.
Eugene Wells is working for Mr. Bar.
rett during the summer.
Eben Strong is home from the Gun
merry; also his brother, Hobart, and q
little girl from Wisconsin.
Miss Agnes Strong is visiting friends
in New Haven.
Dwight Adams is to carry the mail for
another year.
B. E. Carter is home to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs Henry Taylor and Miss Carrie
Taylor from Sharon visited at Augustus
T. Peck's the first of the week.
Edgar Wheeler spent few days, last
week, with his brother in Easton.
Miss Mary Katen is working at Robert
Perkins,.
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She is able to partly care for her own


She is able to partly care for her own
room.
A. B. Bush has fitted up room where
be can make his own butter. 1t is all
done by machinery. He is assisted by
his son, A. A. Brush, who has full charge
OF the butter making. Mr. Brush has
from 40 to so COWS of first quality, and
sells the butter TO private families in
Danbury. Being of superior quality it
brings the highest market prices.
The West Center school district has
made new departure in the choosing of
a lady, Mrs Edward Jennings, as com.
mittee in charge.
Frank Kellogg and Miss Jennie Kellogg
drove to Bridgeport, last week, passing
through Newtown on their way. They
had very pleasant trip
Mrs Beach j. Alaby, who has been i'll
| so long, seems to be gaining slowly.
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on her way down the hill she almost
walked over the tramp. Mrs Hall was
no doubt frightened. She summoned
Constable Allen at sonce, but the ugly
old fellow had escaped.
Miss Edith Allen returned last week
from where she has been at school,
Bethany, West Virginia, since last fall.
Frank Thompson has taken the agency
for the Buckeye mower.
viii Crowell and E. W. Ensign went
fishing at Heskey Meadow, last Tuesday
night. Great Luck!
Samuel Nelson is out of town for a
few weeks.
Frank A. Moss of Syracuse, N. Y,
visited Mr. and Mrs William F. Allen, ST.,
Sunday week.
Horace Allen has purchased horse
of Miss Annie Bradley.
Mr. Slater on the hill (Winter's house,
is reported no better.
The families of Edward Nichols and
William Nickerson of Ohio spent Friday
with friends in South Britain.
| The Weekeepeemee school closed on
Friday with q picnic. The company
were entertained with appropriate reel.
tations and dialogues. The teacher pre-
sented each scholar with the nations
colors while in turn they presented her
with brooch and miniature knife. Miss
Nettleton has given perfect satisfaction
and the scholars have made rapid adj.
Vancement in their studies.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Hall on Saturday.
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similar work In Wisconsin, July 26, 1888,
he was ordained pastor of the Second
Congregational church OF Cornwall, ct.
He was married November s, 1883, to
Miss Mary L. Bassett of New Haven.
His pastorate was successful in Cornwall
and he remained there until July of last
year, when he resigned TO accept the call
from the Williamsburg church. He has
three children, Edward, Mildred and Sa-
rah. His years work at Williamsburg
has won for him the respect and esteem
of the people of that village, and success
in this field Ia predicted.
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MONROE.

Miss Adeline Curtis is visiting George
w. Bradley's in Newtown.
W. M. Lane visited his cousin, last
week, Miss Dora Brotherton of Eastop.
Miss Rose Lane and her grandmother,
Mrs Lucinda johnson, visited friends in
ADsonia, last week.
About 80 of the relatives of Mrs
Lucinda johnson gave her a pleasant
surprise party on her 66th birthday,
Thursday, June II. It was very en-
ioyabIe occasion for all.
Miss Julia Judson and William Judson,
Jr.. of Bethel have been visiting John
Beach of Maple Shade farm.
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PLATTSVILLE.
CHURCH NOTES.

ACC0s AhC was "Stl anu II
good program was provided consisting I
singing, reading and recitation.
The Woman's Foreign missionary so
ciety will met at the parsonage, Thure-
day, July z, at o'clock. Come and
help.
Mrs A. j. Clark is visiting her sister,
Mrs Godfrey, at Onteora Park.
Mrs Vixen has been entertaining hel
sister from Litehfield.
Wesley Patterson and wife have beer
visiting mis- aunt, Mrs B. I. Beers.
Miss Maxwell from New York has beer
the guest for few days of Miss Frances
Seeley.
Miss Moore of Bath Beach is the guest
of Miss Edith Sherwood,
Rev Edward Curtis and family took s
drive to Nichols on Monday last. The
ride was one to be remembered on &C.
count of the pleasantness of the day
They found the brother of Mr. Curtis a
breakfast, it being early in the morning
when they started. They found also
field of delicious ripe strawberries which
| we're very acceptable. After samplipI
| the berries and spending delightful dal
they came home bringing with then
eight quarts of this delicious fruit.
Miss Mary Burroughs has new piano
It is good instrument of fine finish ant
tone. Your correspondent had thu
pleasure of listening to its melody at tn
| Epworth League gathe ring.
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BoTsFoRD TO BRIDGEPORT,

BOTsFORD-North, 7.36, 1881 g. M IaIO5, Ara,
$50 p. IA. Sunday, 1-S6 g. In. South, 7.O..
S-55, ll-S6 a.m- t.32- SIS pm. Sunday, SIS
p. m. See Botsford above
STEPNEI-Nortn,7-zs -, 1915 am, lI.45 m, 4.43,
6.45 p. N. Sunday, Is a. IA South, TIC, eos,
11.A5 a. m, 40, S.45 o. m. Sunday, 6.4S o. N,
LONG HILL-North, fla, lO.ll. IL IS a. m, 81,
IS p. IN. Sunday. f. u p. m. Houth. ia,
pm
TRUMBULL-North, f7.l6, zoos, u.22 a. IL,
4-31, 632 p. N. Sunday, f1.l6 q. N. South
100 p. m.
BRIDGEPORT-North,7 .o5, 9.55, Il.Os g. m-42o,
$50 p. N. Sunday. 70S =. N. Arrive, 40,
$50 q. m, 1905, 5. 80 p N. Sunday lis
p. m.
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A PASTOR ENGAGED,

Mr. Munson, the minister who has been
lately hired, expects to move here soon.
1t has been voted to have free seats in
the church for the next year, each one
pledging to give so much money a Sun
day. It is hoped that many will come to
meeting now who did not because they
could not afford seat.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

Delightful and In every way success
ful was the recent strawberry and ice
i cream festival held in the Congregation
al church. Generous donations of cake,
cream and berries were given by num-
Der of the members of the church. A
very efficient committee Of young ladies
and gentlemen provided an excellent
concert and served abundant refresh
| ments. The program consisted of the
| following artists: w. w. Stevens, reci-
tationist; Mr. Chaporean, banjo soloist,
Of the College OF Music; Miss Anna Sat-
terlee, elocutionist; and the festival trio.
Rev Willie Tunnercliffe favored with q
vocal solo. The proceeds will go to the
repair fund. This concert was consider
ed par excellance. More to follow.
Watch the notices.
The pleasant day OF last SUNDAY,
though warm, did not affect the attend
ance at the services in the Congregation,
| al church. The pastor preached in the
| morning to a large audience on the theme,
| 1.-THE FulIness of God necessary to a
| successful discharge of human Dbljga-
| tions." In the evening on "My loyalty,
| a Christian loyalty" =
The Y. P. S. G. e. PRAYER meeting was
q most helpful one, led by Mrs Edward
Jennings.
Chorus practice Friday afternoon of
bAAIS week AG O'GlOCKs VIZ.
Celebration of the Lords Supper, Sun
day, July 3, at Ii a. m.
LOST IN CHURCH, FAST ASLEEP IN TEE
GALLERY.
The concert followed BY an ice cream
and stra wberry festival was a grand sue
cess. There was large number present
and about $40 was Melted. William
Stevens daughter, Katie three years old,
attended the concert. When her parents
reached hone she was rot TO be found.
They hunted for her and finally went to
the sexton, Ell. j. Davton's, to search In
the church. She could not be fon d In
the lower part of the church, but upon
further search she was found 10 the
gallery fast asleep. Some one had given
her ice cream and cake and instead OF
eating with the other little girls she was
with, wandered eff alone into the gallery,
and alter Flushing her refreshments fell
asleep. Tt is needless to mention her
p rents joy at fluding her safe.
The East Center school closed Friday,
June "a. They had entertainments and
refreshments on Mr. Boerum's place.
Mrs s. Beers, aged So, aunt TO Mrs q.
j. Dayton is a well preserved Did lady.
A few days ago she repeated hymn OF
four verses 30 your correspondent which
she learned when she was six years 0lcs
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WARREN.
MISS BRoPHEY-MR BARRETT.

Last week Wednesday morning pretty
church wedding occurred at the Catholic
church at Cornwall Bridge when Miss
Sadie Brophey and William T. Barrett
were married. The bride was gowned in
lavender. Miss Flynn of aterbury was
bridesmaid and Michael Barrett, Jr.,
groomsman. In the evening q reception
was held at the groom's fathers, Michael
Barrett's, in this place. Mr. and Mrs Bar
rett will make their home in this place
and the best wishes of their friends are
given to them.
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Adriiance Buckeye!

This is established by it's history. In
the report by the Judges of the great
est NATIONAL FIELD TRIAL evsr
held in the United States we find, re-
ferring to our BUCKEYE, For several
years past every moving machine con-
trivance has gravitated more and more
toward the BUCKEYE principles until
all the machines are grouped around
this central type"
There are so many good points to
the ADRIANCE BUCKEYE that we
cannot begin to enumsrate them all
in our ad, but we would be very pleas
ed to hGvs any one who is thinking of
getting machine call on US. We can
prove to their satisfaction that the
ADRIANCE BUCKEYE MOVER is
the best of all.
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WATERBURY-Leave,6 Gas, SIS, lily a. m.
l-S0, 400, 500. 6.l2, 7.Os, eos, il.sO p. m. sun.
days 8 30 a. M, las p. N. Arrives 3S, 90,
10 40 a. m, Loo, 240 40, 5S7, 647 7.54, ILLS
Sundays, 7.02 a. m, 5l2 p. IN.
WATERrOWN-Leave,6 I0 7.42, 1922 a. m,
l2 2.22. AZ, 5l9. 6.29, Be, lI.nO p. sunday,
m LAT, All. sir, %. 20 9.22, u 81 p m; sun
day, 9.4T a. N. 500 p.
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Morgan L. Cooley, with his choir boys
of Christ church ana the rector, Rev FL.
N. Cunningham, took q cruise on the
Sound, last Monday. They left here on
the o'clock train for New Haven, re-
turning in the evening. The outing was
much enjoyed by the boys and also by
trip was at the expense OF Buell. Hemin-
way, who furnished the funds last year
rs well as this, as mark of appreciation
Of the work which has been done by the
choir and is still being done by them.
The boys have certainly been faithful
and when Sundays during the winter
were so stormy that few could get out,
the choir was always on hand and not a
break took place in the regular praise
and worship Of God.
OAKvILLE AND VICINITY.
Mr. Braheu of WatertOwn has bought
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The BEE.
NewtOwn, Friday, July /, 1898.
- CIRCULATION;
JANUARY /, 1881 600
LAST WEEK, 5000
Litchfield County.
NEW PRESTON.
REV MR. RAMSEY AT THE VILLAGE
CHURCH.

CHURCH.
On last Sunday at the church here,
New Preston people were favored in lis
tening to Rev Mr. Ramsey of Worthwhile,
whom it is a pleasure at all times to hear
Last Sunday morning your correspon-
dent thought he exceeded all previous
efforts. The theme of his morning dis
course was 1.-The testing and sitting of
volunteers" based on the text found in
Judges 7:47. He handled the subject
without gloves. His appeals to the con.
gregstion throughout the discourse was
of that personal nature that scarcely any
one present need to enquire Lord, is it
~" His plainness of speech and appar-
emit absence of notes to read from, which
impressed his audience the more, kept
the congregation interested, awake, in
tent on what he had to say to all. The
subject of the evenings discourse was
1.-The Soldier Spirit"
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Copper Co1ored
Sp1otches.

There is only one cure for Contagious
Blood Poison-the disease which has
completely baffied the doctors. They
are totally unable to cure it, and direct
their efforts toward bottling the poison
up in the blood and concealing 1t from
view. s. s. s. cures the disease posi-
lively and permanently by forcing out
every trace of the faint.
was afflicted with q terrible blood disease,
which WIS in snota at first. but afterUarda
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THE NEW ENGLAND Il. r.

HAwLEYvILLE-East i.ss lI.4s.a-m,7la o. n.
West S-54 g. m, 2.43, 6-32 p N.
NEWTOWN-East 7.34 IN II. INN. Went ts Al
a. N, n-S6. f6.26,p. m.
SANDY HOOK-East 7.4o, l1.5s, am. 7ss D. m
West s.43 a. m. 2-30 6-21, p. m.
s0UTHBURY-East7- 5O, 12.O4. 7'a2 p. m. West
s35 a. m 2-2I, ~ Q. m.
Trains stop when sDgaais.d uaio
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IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

The Grange held a strawberry festival
in the yard of Augustus T. Peck, last
Friday evening. 1t was largely attended.
Over $40 was taken in. Oh, Warren has
not all gone to ruin yeti
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at nrSG, out afterwards
spread all over my body.
These soon broke out in to
sores, and 1t is easy to
imagine the suffering I
endured. B efore / be-
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good,
1 had spent a hundred
dollars, which was really
thrown away. / TIL Q n
tried various patent
medicines, but they did
not reach the disease.
When 1 had finished my
first bottle of s. 8. s. ]
as greatly improved
and was delighted with
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FAIRFIELD.
FAIRFIELD ACADEMIA SUCCESSFUL
YEAR CLOSED IN A BETTING
MANNER

YEAR CLOSED IN A BETTING
MANNER.
After a very successful year Fairfield
Academy was formally closed last week,
with public exercises at the Town hall,
which were attended and enjoyed by a
large number of our people and gener-
Gus sprinkling of Out-of-town folk. The
hall was handsomely decorated with
flags, flowers and plants. The program
was as follows:
Prelud1um, Greig, Miss Sherwood.
Poems tor the months learned during the
Sea guIl's song, Brewer, Miss Sherwood.
Looking tor the fairies.
French rec1tat1Ons, Warren King, Charlotte
Glover
How to do it, Nathaniel Wheeler.
The toadstooIs, Anna Wells Ellsworth
French recitation, Grace Child.
Dumb bell drill.
Danse caprice, Grelg, Miss Sherwood.
REGULATIONS, Miss Elizabeth Packard.
While every part was perfect, special
mention is due the vocal and instrument
al selections rendered by Miss Sherwood,
and the recitations Of Miss Elizabeth
Packard. Miss Packard is a wee, little
lady, not more than nine years OF age,
but ner descriptive recitations and clever
professional eIecutionist.
The first prize fOrspelling, gold med
al, was awarded Alfred Hudson; the
second, a silver medal, to William
Glover. The first medal for order was
| awarded Alfred Hudson, and the
second went to Frank Adams. CARING
ton Beeman received the athletic medal.
These medals were presented with ap-
propriate remarks by Rev Alien E. Bee
| man, rector of st Paul's church, after
which the exercises closed with singh e
| by Mis- Sherwood and audience in co l.
| cert, ''COlumb ia, the Gem of the Ocean. .
Miss Holland, who as teacher has Goa.
tributed so largely to the success of the
school this year, has been re-engaged for
| next season. she has returned co her
home in Barre, Mass. Miss Nichols,
one Of the academy teachers, has left
for her home in POledam, N. Y. Frank
| Adams, who left for his home in New
Y ork this week, will sail for Europe on
the 205h inst. Warren King, of New
| town, N. Y, Alfred Hudson, of New
York city, Ray johnson, Of Pelham, N
Y, and Herman Robertson, of Newton
vile, Mass. students at the academy
have all returned to their respective
homes Fairfield Record.
HoYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.
The many friends of the late Mrs Ids
r. Burr, formerly of this place, will be
| shocked to learn of her death, which oc-
| CURED at her late residence at Princeton
Mo-, Friday, the 18th. The funeral
services were held Sunday, the 10Th
from the Methodist church of that place
E. B. Sherwood drives q new horse.
purchased of New York parties.
G. johnson entertains his little grand.
! son, Albin Anderson of Brooklyn, for the
| summer.
Miss Minnie Lewis is enjoying her Va.
cation at her home in Monroe.
Albert johnson is home from Bridge.
port enjoying a vacation.
Leroy Clarke has entertained his sister
from Long Hill.
Little Stephen Wilson is i'll with the
measles.
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AT THE HOPKINS RESIDENCES.

A goodly number of summer guests
have already arrived at the pleasant res
licences of George G. Hopkins and son,
including George A. Archer Of New
York, Mr. and Mrs Il. E. French, and
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Marsh of Bridgeport,
Mrs S. Hanford, daughters and son, and
Mrs Mayer of New York, and Daniel
Wilson and family of Brooklyn.
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WATERFOWL.

LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF THE
new METHODIST CHURCH.
I'VE CEREMONIES PARTICIPATED IN BY
DIFFERENT DENOMINATIONS. VIVA
THE BOX CONTAINED OTHER NEWS
BRIEF BUT INTERESTING.
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OPENING AT H. W. BROWNS NEW HOTEL.

The real opening OF Fl. W. Browns
new hotel at Lakeside occurs on Thurs
day evening of this week by dance, ice
ream festival and general good time.
Upwards of $50 invitations have been
sent out.
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Mowers.

We atill sell the old reliable Worcester
buc1nye Mowers. because we believe there is
no better machine made. If we thought there
was better machine We would sell 1t. We
b foot and A. foot in. cut and standard Gear
IN foot .. There IA a big drop in prices for
THIS season and II you are in want OF new
mower we would like to show you these ma
chimes. They win draw easier, NOW better,
last longer and prove more satisfactory than
any other mower made.
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She result. The large red splotches on my
before long disappeared entirely. 1 regained
my lost weight, became stronger, and my ap-
petite greatly improved. was soon entirely
well, and my skin as clear q piece of glass.
FL. L. MYERS, 100 Mulberry St., Newark, N. J.
Don't destroy all possible chance of q
cure by taking the doctors treatment
of mercury and potash. These minerals
cause the hair to fall out, and will
wreck. the entire system.
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AT THE LOOMARwICK.

All the arrangements of house and
barn at Loomarwick Inn are completed
for the run of successful season.
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.TE& &. =
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CAPT c. e. TOoKER,
VIII run as follows until further notice:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Leave
Port Jefferson, 7.45 a m. and p. m. Leave
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: Leave
Bridgeport, a IN. aud p. m Leave Port
Jefferson 35p- m.
This arrangement viii give Connecticut
people on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days a pleasant trip across the Sound and
nearly tour hours IL Port Jefferson, r-turning
IN time 10 connect with trans going north,
east or west.
Single Fars. soc, Round Trip Ticket, 75c
GOOD any time during the Season.
CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS.
From bridgeport Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, SOC
From Port Jefferson every Tuesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, 50e
GEORGE Al TO0KER, Agent
n. B. The California Grove and Picnic
Grounds OF the company are open ami sun
day Schools and picnic parties will receive at
tention. Splendid grove, fine boating and
bathing.
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WESTON,

PERSONAL CHAT.
Miss Clara Banks of Lyons Plain
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have for years. !"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address.
DIR. MILES MEDICA.
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hat Which Rem
ders

The most efficient use for the longest
time at the least expense is the BEST
and the most ECONOMICAL. In
mowers it is the
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Followed by Heart Disease, Cured by
DR.. MILES HEART CURE.

M r. @. G. SHUTS, of Winterset, iowa,
W. inventor and manufacturer Of
- - Shuts Safety Whifletree Coupling,
writes of DR.. Miles Heart Cure "Two years
ago an attack of LaGrippe left me with a
weak heart, i had ran down in flesh to
mere skin and bone. could not sleep lying
down for smothering spells; frequent sharp
darling pains and palpitation caused con-
slant fear of sudden death, nothing could
induce me to remain away from home over
night, My local physician prescribed DR..
Miles Heart Cure and IN few days was
able to sleep well and the pains gradually
1essened. and finally ceased. I reduced the
the doses. having gained fifteen pounds, and
am now feeling better in every way than /
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The Travellers Guide.

1898 SUMMER TIME TABLE OF THE 1898
Bridgeport and Port Jefferson
STEAMBOAT COMPANY
On and after June "a the Palatial New Steamer
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RAKES.

We have the Thomas Reliable and Worcea
Tor, two or three best rakes made. RAkes that
win rake and rake right, rakes that a child
can Use. We Guarantee them to do the work,
do II we'll and give you perfect satisfaction.
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TEDDERS.

II you ever need a tedder, you will want 1t
this year for sure. Don't know II anything
better in tedders than the Thomas and Royal.
We have them both, one In wood and other
do Il right.
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HAVING TOOLS.
LAWN MOWERS.

Remember we are headquarters for any
thing in this line, ScFthes, Snaths, Forks,
RAlKps. etc.
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We have a dozen Challenge and villa Now
ers left In l4lnch cut, that we Ofrer at &2.75
each. Plenty OF higher priced machines IL
you want them.
Large assortment of Cultivators, Killers,
Shovel Flows, Hammocks, etc.