price, the lowest.
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have just received an.
ow and complete line of
India? Jersey Waists, embrac—
dug all the new styles, pricespe
way below competition. Forw
instance, look at our 81. 25,
0150,3115, $2.00, 8225,
”50 and $2. 98 Jerseys, and
””1 mpare them with anything
£1111 have seen in Norwalk,
(1 rt or New York at
one "pomdre than the above
mentioned rises.
a 1)Agents or McCall’s Bazaar
1111111 till Gloves
01:! Hosiery Department at
tiscomplete; everything
new hnd fresh for the spring,
and taking everything into
consideration, stockl the largest
ev 1a ed st esthebest
fifluznnteeh, 511)., 810.
We are proud to say without
‘ any embarrassment that we are
wayin the lead of anything
yet displayed in this vicinity.
Give us an early call and pro-
«cine the cream.
Agents for McCall’s‘Pdttcrns.
101} liltilltlllt. 101:.
150 different styles of Pane JY
Dress Ginghams' just receive
on which our price will be 100
ard as long as the last,
hicgwill not belong, or on
offering these goods at such a
remarkably low price they are
quick Over 40
sure to go
Dress Patterns sold last Satur-
day. Come early while they
last.
SATINES.
For Saturday and Monday
only we will offer the best
French Satines, full width, the
best textures, at the astonish-
ingly low price of 15c per yd
'lIiNTS' FURNISHINGS.
We again move to the front
with the most complete stock
of' Gents’ Furnishings, and as a
specialty all linen Collars and
Cutie.
Collars 11c each; Cuffs 13c
per pair.
Agents for McCall’s Patterns
Black Dress tints.
One of the specialties of the
week in this department is a
54 inch suiting at 650 yard,
and our complete line of silk
warp Henriettas at the follow
ing prices are worth from 15
to 25 per cent more than they
are malted, as follows: 31. 00,
$113,117,119,1.25peryard.
111 Wool Warp llenriettss,
we have never carried a more
complete stock and will men—
tion a few of the many good
values in that stock, 25c, 35c
390. 500 65c, 75c, 83c and $1
per yard. And no time during
our history have We had better
success in our Black Goods de-
partment than we are having
at the present. Customers
who are anticipating melting
Spring purchases would do
Well to call on us and compare
notes, for we are confident we
can do you good. Our line of
Brilliantines are also open for
inspection at 750 per yard and
upwards.
Agents for McCall’s Patterns.
{ready with Spring bargains. Above us no competing stock; below us its no competing prices. We
11 commence the season with bargains. Pine goods and plenty of them. A It the leading and represen-
< styles of the men. livery department filled and overflowing. You are sure to find what you
ouraim, to keep the best. Our principal, fair dealing. our ambition, to please the trade. our
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The items mentioned are
only specimens which will be
found represented throughout
a stock which has no equal in
variety or magnitude. We
Will no re eat the circum
stances an or which these
to say they have been pro-
nounced by all the Greatest
Bargains. And the following
is the schedule: All Wool Suit-
ings, stripes plains and checks,
for 19c, 24c, 34c, 35c, 38c and
39c per yard, 36, 38. 40 and
42 inches wide.
Lailn’ Jackets and Wrap.
The largest and best assert
ment of Jackets and Beaded
Wraps for the Spring season.
are I ow open and on exhibi-
tion and will mention a few of
the best values as follows: 3.50,
5.00, 6.50 and $7.00. We
all the popular styles. Be»
fore purchasing elsewhere call
and see our display.
Agents for McCall’s Patterns.
M. 5 SMITH,
[NSURANGE BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK
ll. ltriegnJillinery.
,. . Scorn Nonwanx, Cu, April 7th, 1890.
it Was! All sunshine
L, Ladies, Easter is over, and what a beautiful day
It is true that a sliuht wind
VIII blowing, but that did not hinder the score of Ladies who
their spring millincry, from wearing it.
‘Tl:e Church was a beautiful flower
any of flowers could be seen from the head of every lad ,that,
1oohi1ig over their heads you could see nothing but owers,
_ , wiugbetween beds of lace We were wondering, during
3500f last week, where all of" the Trimmed Hats that we sold
den. Such an ar-
for the Easter trade, went to, but Sunday answered our ques-
It has always been the aim of H. Krie et’ 11 Milliuery Store
51011.
to have theistest novelties in these
111's; immense crush of the last ten days. we feel on
and jud up; from
dent that
the ladies know where to get a good thing when they see it.
Although having disposed of a great number of trimmed
.phats during the last week, we still have a great variety left,
. t any and all who may call. We still continue
i : t losing an opportunity to buy a new ma-
_ 3 out, so that the ladies may constantly
’ : 1 . and see something new. We would be
to show cur goods, to any who may call, and will es—
itafavortodoso.
' We think it advisable to say a few words about our on-
comprising all the newest she
in Straws.
the. Alaoabeautifulussortment-of'llibo us in two-
etc.,iiiall
shades for
ring.
h not least, our disp y of Spring flowers
expression of words,
they come from a
except
not think, Ladies, of buyinga beautiful wreath for 25c,
aim cplor. This is indeed an opportunity.
H. K111190113, South Norwslk, 001111.
”c. .m- m”
cm for
Look at our
,1 y wants Eggs for Easter. we r
riwcsrr's,
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lo. 3 Water Street.
NORWALK. -
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APRIL 2 And 3.
lvuvylnd Mbmmnhymrt
sdwlthnh’nehofflotus. All are $le in-
vhedtu batted.
NORTH.
Vila.
sameness ricrnnrs
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m8ucwssful SpecIAIty.
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323.00 Antique Chamber 8-
reduced to 320.00.
330.00 Solid on: Butts radar
to .25. 00.
They must be sold we must
-.J\W_ have the room“;
David Stow
80. HAIR mm.
or suns.
W.H.MEEKER&CO.
4
norm Lanna-a
and. no;
maul”
Tin and Shasta” Iron Work.
I moss,
AND'TI IMNWAR E.
meta-«snowman.
mummies.
goods were bought. Snflico'
The 111111.; of Judge Terry
Pronounced Juatffiable.
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Tlll OPIHION 07 JUSTICE MILLER
«at...
non-mu Itasca nupnuwu Couvt Indian
'tbnt longi- Is Not Anew-rubl- for
HIM” to California's Connn—vllu Did
Ila Duty as a led-rut ulcer.
Wantintnon, April ill—Tho Hangi- hn-
lieu corpus case has been decided bytho
Unllod Staten supreme court, the judgmut
oftthultrd that, circuit court forth.
southern district of California luring af-
ltnud. TM! puts an audio allprocood-
top-gum lunhul Bangle for shooting
Judge Terry at Lathrop last August, to
psuvaut him from killing Justina Plaid.
After the shooting Beagle was arrested at
Stockton, Cut, by the stat. oillcars, but
was released ouawrit of bubau corpus,
bland on “aground that Nessie, who was
mango-doc instructions, had merolypor
formed hisdutyu noodle-ref the Unit-d
Stats. The case came before the supreme
court here on an appeal from this order.
J-ntlnn XIII-fa Cpl-Ion.
Tho opinion of the court- waa dolivofld by
Justice lltllsr. it stolen that also evane-
buforo the circuit court in the bah.- cor
pecan pvorluccdthoeonvletlouof n rattled
purposson thopart of Torryaudhls wife,
amounting to conspiracy. to murder Just-loo
Yunnan-“that if Rough had bsou'n
friend of Judge Field, traveling will: fill:
and aware of the previous roiatioun of
Torry to tho judge—- Iowan—ho would
have born 1111th in what he did indov
fans. of Field’- life and possibly of his own.
Afteralong discussions! the questionsof
law and fact involved in the can the opiu-
fou concludes as follows:
Juntlilnd In Stills. Tony.
"The result to which we have arrived
upoutbismminatioa is that in the pro.
“attend the person and the llfnof Mr.
Justice Field while in the discharge of his
oflcial duties, Bungle was authorised to re»
list the attack of Terry upon that eminent
judicial oflcev. That he was jutiflul ill
the belief that without instant action on
his part the small of Terry upon the judge
would havncndod in the death of the lab
for. Thumb being his well founded be-
lief, howau justified in taking the life of
fury, as the only means of preventing the
doathofthomnri who was lntandcdto be
his victim That in taking the life of Terry
under the circumstance. ho was acting un-
der the authority of the law of the United
States-nil was justified in so doingnnd
that be b not. liable to answer for murder
to the courtaol Californians: account of hi
part in than tron-dicta
J-tlcn lull“ Dian-Ind.
“We therefore aflrm the judgment of the
circuit court authorising bidiscbarp from
tboeustodyof the short! of Ben J
county." Chis! Justice Fuller and Justice
Inner (ll-mind from the opinion. Justice
Fluid did not it in this case or take any
part in its decision.
m senate mo HOUSE.
If-Ivnvnnl Sorrow Over Ilnu. Samuel J.
IIn-vlull'n [Do-Ila.
Wasnixo‘rox, April 15. —1n the house
It. Randall's late suit was draped with
Each, and n general air of gloom pervaded
thnchninber. Mr. O'Neil (I’d) announced
tho death of the ex-spauher, and the follow-
ing rmlutfono were adopted:
Resolved, Thntthchouiuo has heard with deep
rvgntaudprofouud sovrowof thedeatliof the
Inn. bums! J Ila-dull, Into a representative
from tho atnu of Pennsylvania.
Mud, Thatacorummeeof utneummberuof
hobo-n, with Iva-h umber: of the neutron
any h )omal. be appointed to unload Ila
fhoral of the deemed.
Mai. That the house do now adjourn.
The appointed the following com-
.Itho: loan. O’Neill, Carllulc, Harm,
Cannon, For-ty. Springer, lo
aloy and Reilly. The house theu ad-
“. wauylvunln an‘ntlow'u hit-an.
The members of the Pun-ylvnnincon-
union-l delegation “Mini“, after
thandjourumt of inches-s. lfr. O'Ketll
nudlr. ltetllyncbd as
following rssolutims wen
nududcpted:
m Our colleague. tho lions-mud J.
Ml, budspurted tbfullc, Motown
Ila-clued. Tbnf whihlbo'bgiolhnbnxoribln
decree 111 is appointed favnlinsswuneoto
“0,on we cannot supre— tbofcclhnof pso-
fm mownatunllyavovwodh migrant
lumen! from our alumni one uohelovud
nudeomemdandwvdsrtonh beloved
wtdowaud famltylnibiathewbu'of alltctiou
ourhenflfelssymputhy.
Mud.“nttbwdovdbwiodfly.lbopwfly
ufpurponuluueruluteirrityn-ddpalabtbty
thinshzdbblifedurtnguhmdccaduofpob-
I; ”elicit-“manned lbw raped Ind
”Malibu wwibamcricnnpcnple.
Mal, “rummage-twins!" at-
muss-rumour curtain wlwugmhahdy
undibaitbacbalrmanof this Inccthgubalnp
potflnaxunntlcaof Watchman-roub-
unnounwaulandprcaelfodtofhufumlly.
11s in. nun-In.
lathe-cust- tbs chaplain, Dr. Dual-ado
“opening prayer alludad mi, “lb
death of Ir. Randnll,nnd invoked did.
Modmfortouhbbor‘vsdfamily.
Inna-blow ua-hilllntndudto
expand the circulation whiehw-roftrud
antistatic-committee. Thvhillpovidm
thattho moueyrvqulrwdtobudspdtvdfor
thrud‘ of tho Nation-linoleum-
thusiallbveolkvhdiusoibstv—suryuud
William nvnilnbln for tho Much
. ofthopuhlicdobt-ndfortboeurrutuo
passe of the govern-out: tbs all funds
huldforthcfiy-unt of the Instifuddobt
dun unpaid. shal bod-I.
mm? bother-fur no funk
available above mandamus-11.11.11
bonfaluodiulhstrussnry; lhhslsuottobo
mm”. «manual-ia-
fltn‘thofundof flnmwholdfw
be "Jennie-sf tray-III.
hawker-tho hou- announcing
“emolliewand the am
melamine-Io“ theft-torn!
bomb-amnion!“ rund,lr. Cs-
Ila, put in repaluwith a view of sending it
toss. at once. Thad-alludes: of the Alert
hthvabringusn, when shswtllcrulsoall
summer and fall in protecting the seal M-
onof the United States In arctic wntovn
TboAlsrtisbark sin-d, carries foargunt
midi-bout wOmvunndisofnbcntl,m0touis
displacement. ill» in a rapid mover and
will be, It is thought, a valuable aid to the
Plain and M in pvotoctfn¢AmarfcIn to
forestall: and nboutthv seal inlandn.
This action in sending tbrso mon-cf-war
to Behring can, taken in connection with
the recent proclamation of the prddout
warning all persons against tragic-tug in
waters, is regarded have as an
«fines of a iii-p1 paranoia-tion to prevent
encroachment on «new
this summer. MM vssuol will carry all the
“mac-n, mastoboablotossudtopost
any prise columns that may be captured.
linen in may».
Continua, 0.. April :d-Jl'lis convention
of Nib-minimal tboflatofor the pur-
roorganlulug under the 110wa
formed Untied lino Warhol's of America
wuss-Hod to order at lilo'cloch by John 1.
Jones. There were about it!) delegates”
out, representing the local assemblie- of
both the old National WV. union
and National District Assembly 10d. Knights
of Labor The. are the two organisations
which were consolidated by the formation
of the United lfiuo work-n omens-u of the
convention were elected as follows: John P.
Jones, president; Jonathan Incubation,
vice president and Ebensser Lewis, sacro-
tnry The most important matter before
the «invention will he the division of the
stub into districts. The prevailing unit
not sonic to indicate that the state will
mpose but one district, though a large
numberof delegates are in favor of divid-
ing Ohio into five districts. The Indiana
and Illinois operators have refused to Mr
feud the convention.
‘l’rngwdlnn Il-vvutt llny Now" Act A‘nII-
Cracuuuri. 0., April 15.—-Wbits in fish
city last week Edwin Booth, the tragodlnn,
received a letter from Lawrence C,
now in Europe, which makes ft appear 1m-
probable that. the latter will ever again ap-
pear on the stage. The letter communicates
the fact no long dreaded, yet fervently
hoped against, that the operation to which
Ir. Barrett submitted last summer would
not Ira-ll y relieve him of the neck Inflation
for which it was undertaken an n lustruori.
The gloomy tidings just received are in sub
stones that the complaint has again maul—
Ianicd itself in enlargement: in other ports
ofthc body. This time the legs and arms
are ullclctod. One of the legs, Ir. Barrett
states, tsenpoctally distorted with thutnmon.
However, be is not without hope of n cure.
‘l’bn Gilddn Palms: Declared Invalid.
Pan-nan, Ora, April ifs—Judge Deady
in the United Subs- circuit court. has reu-
dnred. a decision in the cases of the Wash-
huru and Horn llannfactnring company.
Worcester, Most, and Elwood, of D11 Kalb,
Illa, against Knapp, Darrell & C0,, Porir
land. Um, agents for the bit. laminated the
Braddock Wire company, of l’ftl’nburg, do
lying the applications for infractions and
holding the Gildden patents invalid. Than
deckin- nflrm the decision of Judge Trout,
of Bi. Innis, and Judge Slnrnn, of Iowa,
holding that the Ulidden retools, under
which the Washburn-hlovzi Manufacturing
company and Elwood claimed a monopoly
of barbed wire business, to be invalid.
Yesterday's nail (ll-men.
At New York— .‘v'ew York (‘5. L),
Rework (A 1.)," ..
At BrWyn—Cruaceut Athletic, ti; Brook-
lyn (P. L), 1': Brooklyn (V L), 8:519:11»
potitan, 2'.
At Pbiladnlphtn—Athletic (a A), a;
Philadelphia (N. L), 5.
At. St. Louie—8t. Louis (A. A), 9; City
cinnati (S. L1, 4. Chicago (1’. 1.1,
Mrs (P. L1. 1
At Wilmington, Del—Boston: (N. L), 0; h
Wilmington, 0.
At Des lollies—Cleveland (N. L), 8; Des
loinsc. 6.
At Janey City—Jersey City (A. Llfl;
Rochester st. 1.), 1a
Vern-In for Minneapolis Aldermen.
hummus, Ilium, April la—‘l'liegruud
jury, after two woeh' investiptlou of the
nldermanic bundle charges, have fumed
bunch wumntu for the arrest. of Aldermen
John 1'. it cGowau and Fred Bruashaber, of
ill-first. ward, and City Clerk Charles P.
Bunny. The charges are bribery or air
compiled bribery. The alderman are no
and of soliciting money for the nation
of n street, and the city clerk is alleged in
hnvnoflnud qulcago company to deliver
twenty-Ave aids-mums votes for an asphalt
paving cola-ct if he was paid 81,0“.
flung tho Body I! lbs You.
Pennants, Ore, April int-Paul Baum
suds. n rancher of Olson-gm county, Wall.
“mm! his neighbor, James J. Will.
matte, and then carried lit-bleeding body of
“victim to Ilru Willa-sun, all 0mg“
ntburfcet. The mm nlonwwhenthe
.urdsrwss committed, and the cause of
tactical. not known. Bergmtudtwus
spirited by elm-audit“, whohnd first
int-odd tolynchthe murderer, but battle
and the sherilw-s p-u
mild to lab bi- Iojull.
hilnlclplsln'u [Aman- fnt 1...
humorous, April lit-Tho liquor
ileum judges have granted l,lfn mil
limsorsl tonsils-n shocourt grantedh
m, .1111 1.119 whole-ale lion-s or 2111 run
than llgrunloul last. year. Allof the lam
the bartender wild In minors. Old time
sabonkupenwbohadsotdou Ila-day or
b any other way violated tbolaw won
”CI—ash lull..-
Was-1m Apt-I: lK—DIWHD
dvcdnttboladianoflcufrumAgvna ll,
jaw at Tongue River, Iona, qpostthu
“W11“ ad prop-fly in that
vicinity. Trunks-legumes.“
rand-pics:- want is
M lbs'avdlsi‘lyuuusflmd hsl
.. nah-mat”
4; Fifth mu,
A 1111: can.
a the Sea from Distant
um. .
It Cr
HAD! DUTIAIILB AT '5 Pill CENT.
1
he cunts-a 1.“. Ohnnflycnutnnln PM
nun-3h din low Yuri coal-I'- llounn
- “Che-Innis"-—Ihn Glory of n Danish
Old-inure llnvvlhln Incl. .
lnw You. April ll—vAdondmnupachod
h a barrel of time was found ntthoap-
M m tn Blight strut yesterday.
The body ban boon thorn-loos hfsrcb 4, but
loosen-v anpuctad it. Punch, Boy- A
00., of this city, yesterday received a cable-
gram Mm their agents in Copenhagen. It
said:
A nsavsll-g nun-anno-
Investigate oucbarrel ovparocl shipped nor
the 'l'hlngvullu line from here, Jun. 8 Paul b
adduced per bill of fading human-d Bron,
Racine. v.1. hstlllln custom warehouse. New
York. lt lasnpposcd to contain the body of n
killed man if found make necessaryarrnnp-
Illenlntolocurofi. It. will probnlilybe wnniod
to return. Wire result as quick as possible.
An agent of Punch, Edys & Co. tool the
cablegram over to the custom house, when
Bwns submitted to Charles 8. Wilbur, the
newly appointed chief of special treasury
Islam The roam! showed that a parcel
answering the description had arrived on
tho atoamor Tlilngvalla Full. 4. It. was
marked “chemicals" and had been tranv
ferrod to tho appraiser’s stores March 4.
Thu fin-rub for the (Yuk.
Chief Wilbur promptly pound of! to tho
starve, and he and Deputy Collector Burr
made I search for the parcel. It was found
in the cellar. ls wanna ordinary Iron bound
harm oil barrel, and its destination was
painted on the barrel head, as described in
thornblo: "Bo-mford Brothers, Rnclnnflvk,
via New York." A lustebonrd tag tacked
to the head of the barrel indicated that its
contents had been officially examined March
A by Dr. (barge W. Jewcu.
Ha design-tad it as "package consistingof
one cash of chemlcnl compounds" and fixed
the duty at. '31 per cent. There was a smell
of coal oil about the barrel, but nothing to
indicate that it contained a corpse. Deputy
Burr ordered it removed to a small woman
the upper floor and sent Big John Kevelin,
one of the laborers, to take out the bend of
the barrel. Big John laughed at the fdeuof
there being P human body in the barrel
A (ll-nail! Dlnuowory.
Big John stuck the edge of his hatchet us-
twocn the barrel bead and the stnvcu and
‘brgnntopryit open. The head eamnoff
with a jerk. Big John jumped backward
and his hatchet fell from his band.
The sight revealed to those who stood
about war horrible in the extreme. Stick-
ing up mm the line which filled the barrel
was a human heads-d a man's band and
foreardi. A dark beard and mustache wnn
mailed to the face, the features of which
were dark and distorted, and on the neoond
finger of the band was a plain gold ring.
The band was held in an upright position"!
and the hand laud over towards it.
It. Wu n Horrible Bulls.
The dead man‘s cyan were open and bulg-
ing and his this had dropped, cxpoufng the
teeth, and giving the fun- I grinningnnd
ghastly appearance. There wmdnrk mnrhn
on the neck. out! the victim had been strung-
led to death. To all uppmucea the entire
body was intact; the portion not exposed be»
ing imbalded in the limo.
The shirt and collar had been torn from
the throat, and the only clothing visible
was theedgoof the coat collar. This was
I" of a dark material, but it had been so cov-
ered with the lime that it was impo-ihle no
make out whether it wan plain or figured.
Nor could anyone guess the agent the
murdered man, the features were so db
tented
The it as quickly replaced and fastened”
tightly Chief Wilbur hurried bnch to the”
house to report his dreadful find to
per-tors, and the news was knight-
way flashed under the ocean to the authori-
ties in Denmark.
‘lhu Illusory of tho Cut-o.
The body is undoubudly that of lesson-
‘ci' lain-s, who was murdered in Copen-
hagen Jan. 17.
and trusted factory w, had been
”thy bisflrmtocush hill-L Hencvcrre
turned. The polfocof Copenhagen declared
it a case of embankment, W
of the missing man, with offers of reward
for his capture. were telegraphed over
Europe.
A private Wren rulativeof the man,
setootalonuto jmtifylsiv belief that the
meager had been foully dealt with. lie
learnedtliatontbe dnyin Mould"!
hadboenaeontoenterthv bounce! assay»
maker named Pliillipueu, with whom how-s
on most frirudly terms. Shortly afterward
Philllpven disappeared, after having first
set fire to his soap factory and runlinrdon
the insurance which he had limit. '1‘
detective picked up n claw to his where
abouts, and at Hamburg on Snturdnyluf
arrested him on board sauna-1st whiebin
one hour would have been on its way to
Cape Town, South Albion.
ll. (loony (In-fenced.
lie was brought bust toCopcuhau-nmon-
that ballad, with the aid ofaocn-
in, strangled the manager, whom he
had lurvdiuio a room on the m of
”filth Ihn nod-l d npnhnt, stole
hi bodyiu “a,“
Outbudnylamanold tevof
11 A O (:15.
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it is an infallible medv for “Rheumatism,
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less It .1! b Icid‘lb'ent“ (1|!qu the
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tbsruultof closestudyat the bedetdsof patina
suffer! time both acute and chronic
learn or ”Nervous Heath'cbcof the mast ungra-
voted om, net-ties of ymn‘nandtag. Lumbago
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up. Bollard intense pain In boot and sides, there
were bvlch dust depos- ln my water. After using
rulbottlcsof IUI‘I’" “HID! all these
Emma cea‘ile tenures were and my Kidneys
ladder were cured” (Hark was induced
11.1 iry aunt's It‘ll)! by his son. 1 WI
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N. Y. say: “We always Imp [IMMEDI-
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Bladder and Liver troubles. or diseases of the Urin~
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