, rapid
Rithojy ongoing _
‘ . they were indie
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1‘ yd“, Filled with ”fl”- " m”. ”our.“
« Mm,
Brannon“. Ala, Aug. l.—~liequiaition
paper! have been granted by Governor
Jones ior l). B. Whilden, who has been
armated at Portland, Ore. at the request
of the New York blie lusurana company.
n, who had «0,000 insurance on his
llie, disappeared in limb. mo. and was
supposed to have been drowned in the
Tennessee river. The insurance company
“listed the claim and put demotivea at
work on the case.
Whiiden wan beard oi at Tacoma on
July 17, and on July :54 he was arrested at
Portland. Five insurance companies are
interested, and suits against tour at them
ior $0.000 of the “0411), brought by Whil-
den’s wile, are now pending in the Birm-
ingham courts.
ONE SEAL PIRATE SEIZED.
no Blah Ilaa Capt-red the British
Schooner It. It. Ilarvll.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l.—'l‘be following
telegram has been received at the navy
department irom San Francisco: “Com-
mander Cullen: sends from Ouaslaaka,
July is, the ioilowing telegram: ‘The
Thetis arrived at Sand Point, June 29;
came here July ll; went to Prlbyloii: re
turned July 10; warned twenty-eight V69
aela. The Nymph arrived 7th, Mohican
8th, Alert 9th. The Mohican and Symph
so to Pribylofl today, Thetis tomorrow,
Alert Tuesday. ior two weeks cruise.
“ ‘The Rush warned ionr vessels and
Island a British schooner, the E. B. Mar-
vin. The Marvin will be sent to Victoria
hythe British commander.’ " The tele
gram induced San Francisco and is irons
Commander Gotten, oi the 'l'hctis.
, M lulu, learn-
' adhered-taunt at ca.
V, ‘Wauamaker, Attorney
‘ and Superintendent“ the
mmmstepdown. See
last before he left ior Bar
I mull! that it aecmedto
m printed about&cro
, ,uaimtioniwere but a re-
th- nwcs that have beenein
" ‘thasecretaryiorsoveral
WimCapeMayatate
, Secretaryilaliord saysSeo-
Illa not resigned nor inti-
president that anehwashla
t h e d a pertinent
went to Mr. Noble
and iniormed him
that it be intended
to resign they
would like to be
They fought with Clubs and Bottles.
Naw Your, Aug. l.—A family quarrel
took place in the saloon oi James liiddy,
the well known lightweight pugilist, at
Elizabeth, N. J., which it is feared will re
suit in the death oi William McAdnms,
Liddy’s brother-lu-law. McAdams lemon-
atrated with Liddy ior ill treating bia
(Liddy's) wife. A terriiiic light iollowed
between McAdamo. Jimmy Liddy, John
Eddy and James Finlan. All were armed
with clubs and bottles. McAdam» wnu
clubbed into insensibility. Jim Liddy
and Finlsn surrendered to the police.
, a: _..,— iact :eiore he
- . placed iareoigna-
-_ Wm“ tionin thehands
attire-lint. an ma oiiiciala did not
fihmmmdapartmentiihewas
«one. ThametIryaaldhebadnoin-
tundra-igningandthat ii heshonld
dadb to take suchacticnbewouldgive
tin auntimation of his intentichMr.
3“. laidnothlngtomaahont gn~
“inflatioofldaitoday, "nodal he is
I, “able man and hangivenmehia
“Wimdknowglany ‘iln'tmded
, Mon part,I love story
. “burdgnedhaano inundation"
' , It. 'n-er about Procter.
“runabout secretary Proctoriato
mum he will probably resign and
:totheswlateinplaoeoi lilmnnda lt
‘ .lho M that Attorney General
Inn-summon will probably
V on the I!" appellate court bench
‘ . r Carter is slated to
_ , lest-r wm nu Benign.
anon Paar. N. J., Aug. l.—United
menus Wane: Robert P.
a” Hill! hi! family at his cottage
b“ When interviewed he cm-
, M thathawaaabontto re-
. ‘7 “petition. Beaaidhewonldrssign
, - hasnplstadhlslast report oi the
~~alllthatha would not realm be-
. 'Haahoeaidthatthaoiliclalsin
The State oi Uncle Sam's Treasury.
Wssulsorox, Aug. i.—-’l'he treasury an»
plus yesterday aggregated $57,018.31 The
reduction in the public debt during July
will be about HAWAII). Custom receipts,
315,500.11». internal revenue receipts, OH,-
HIMII), and miscellaneous receipts about
common This with $5.31),“ oi repay-
mente will swell the receipts oi the month
to “0.111),”, against which there will be
335.50%“) oi expenditures, including 813,-
“Milli ior pensions.
Ilr. Cievn-lnnd'a uni Top l'ruilta.
“'Asninorox, Aug. L—John l-l lloall, n
real estate expert, testified before the ltock
Creek park commissioners thut ex-l’resl-
dent Cleveland bought his “ltul 'l‘op"
property ior Mm} and sold it ior $140,000,
realising “14,000 prolit. Mr. Cleveland, he
said, had not started the boom in that sec-
tion oi suburban property, it having be
gun come time previous when the site ior
the naval observatory was selected there.
The Bothechilds [insert the Czar.
14023303. Aug. L—Measra. C. J. liambro
8 Son have been appointed bankers to the
Russian government. This means, nppar~
ently, that the Rothschilda and the line
aian government have finally broken with
we another. The Rothschild. have been
the Russian government bankers ior many
years. Their withdrawal is attributed to
the actlm oi the Rucsian government
against the Jews.
‘l’he era-"pa “ill IInlid Cruiser Re. is.
Wham: x, Aug. l.-—-Secretary Tracy
has not to award the contract ior
building cruiser No. it to the Bath iron
works, the lowest bidder, because the Bath
works would have to sublet the contract
ior ‘vmachiuery, could not complete the
vessel in two years. and because the firm
is “new and inexperienced" Messrs
Cramp baring reduced their bid man,
will be awarded the contract at annual).
To Fight at itew Orleans»
Nan Occurs, Aug. l.-—1'be directors at
the Olympic Athletic club announce that
a match has been madalor a leathsrweixht
t between Johnnie Gridln and Johnnie
an React. The men will fight at I23
ior a purse oi are» in lisptamher.
immy Carroll and Billy Myer have also
been matched ioradghtin the middle oi
Norman- tor a paras oi m
he. Toledo to Liverpool.
I!
output oi AMbamIsaday toldverpool
bywatar. Colonels. c. Reynolds. oi To-
Unwfllbaprddmtcitba company.
“been!“ (talk lipea an... ‘
has Karina. Ha. Aug. wan-nu
mused" oi the North Atlan-
tic .eanle aahm iron the lag-
‘ lladclphia. which. accompaniedy
arrived» “o'clock. The -
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the mandate of the th.
4593? nor
Many American Products on
the Free List.
TIE! SOTO CUBA AND PORTO RICO.
rum.» nurtu- llaltu an Important
Proclamation—What the Islands Will
lend Uncle flaws to Itotura [or Illa
Good- all! the Products at Ilia Country.
Wasnlsurox, Aug. l.——Thc merehanta
to enjoya part oi the advantages oi the
reciprocity arrangement with Spain re
gardlng trade with Cuba and Porto llico.
Just what these ndvnntngca are i» set
iorth fully in a proclamation oi the prun-
dmt. revealing the termaoi the newer
rangement. A portion oi it will not take
eiiect until July I, new. when the notice
her old "entice will have wen aniliclent.
A flutple Announce-it.
The arrangement is very simple on the
partoi the United Skill” ior it iollows
section oi the
McKinley tori! bill, making tree oi duty
States could make no iurther conwaaicna
without uew.lcgialatlon. The Spanish gov-
ernment pleaded ior a modification oi the
tobuco duties oi the McKinley turifl bill,
but Secretary Blaine would give no
stronger assurance than that the subject
ahould burn the carcinl consideration oi
the president and be made the subject at a
separate communication.
The advantages gained by this country
on Sept. 1 are limited ior the most part to
raw materials and to products partially
advanced in munuiacturc rnthcr than to
manuiaclnred gmals.
'lfhc'tlomln Admitted Free.
The leading urticlos which go at once
upon the iron list when exported irotn the
United Stairs tn. Cuba um! i’orlo lticu are
suited meats, in , woods in natural state
and partly nmnuinctnml, wagons and
carts, mw petroleum and coal. The United
States is aln-mly the lender in the exports
of moot oi these articles to the Spanish
West indwe.
This trnde is likely tubcwmewhal in-
crcaeed by the reminsion at existing du-
ties.
Wagon Makera Happy.
The United States has sent nearly all
the mauuiactures of wood into Cuba dur‘
ing recent years, the ahipmenta oi bonnie
reaching a value in It“) oi “213,33, and 0!
hogabendn flllil barrels of silalliti. The
duties on trends have not been heavy. and
placing thorn on the (rec list will probably
not much int-ream the volume ui trade.
The duties on wugons and curls haw,
hove-tor, been higher, and their aim-gr»
tion is likely to help our manniacturrrn.
"they Advantages
The abolition oi the duty on crude pot ro-
leum will probably mum n great donl to
the oil companies. Our onion» oi bitu-
minous conl last year reached a value of
“Ll-ii, and are likely to increase with no
abolition oi the duty. The mwnlinl ad-
vantage oi the treaty ii tln- reluction
which goes into client on Jan. l to om- dul-
Iar per Ill) kllogrammes on “heat llonr.
This duty has: been about H50 pct lw
kllogrammcs, and the reduction menus
that we shall at least acquln- moat oi the
trade oi Spain, which amounted in ice? to
”hold.
A reduction oi :5 per cent. in the rate oi
duty lulu cilcct at once upon butter and
cheese, refined petroleum and boots and
shoes. This may enable our manuiactur-
era to wrest irorn Spain a portion oi her
export trade to (‘uba oi remain in man-
niactures oi leather.
no l'erwaaaaat ticked-la.
The permanent schedule to take mm
aiter Spain has terminated her other
traatiea on July I, 13m, add» numerous
minor articles to the iree list. but the
principal article» of importance are iron
and steel and many oi thelrmanuiactum
The present duty on steel platesandhars
is about four dollars per loo hilogrammes.
and on pig Iron about twenty-live cents
perlm kilogrninmea. The duty on agri-
cultural tooln in a trille more than two
dollars per lull kllogrammca.
The duty on flour is not diluent in the
permanent aehmlula treat the temporary
one. Carrlaues, cars and other vehicles
are to pay only l per cent. in place at the
duties. running at high an Gilli each,which
now prevail. iii-inclines oi to per cent.
nil . per cent. on linen maniactures
otter an opponualtyto our merchants to
make heulway against thelr British.
French and that Ian competitors, which
thcywlllbaabls unmecamtouke act
vaatacv oi.
'i'ha reduction oi Inc-r coat. on manu-
iactcusoisnatoh manna diner-launder:
in our later at lilo where the duties an
.14 per ill) hilogrammes.
has. In la-Hlatster Vector.
tl'heooncsmionoin record to maniac
tar-Ii needs an aura-m tumbl-
hseanar oithoakili mi lanes of ex-
Iinialer footer at It rid, but practical
W only can demonstrate whether
the concoctions at u per cent. and to per
cent. on itinerant articles are sediment to
enable our manuiacturera term with
Incense auditions at labor undue
m Dates to taupe.
Carmen. Aug. can. cost of carrying
unteheatoitb went to In
“knot-like tabs very
veritable
E
H. I“
m
tar ht
firm...
«loin-f “but: '
, ‘ node: .
,7 ' allowing; momma bid. ‘ p _ .
and. ’ofan " auctioneer, Prices have fallen j
so heavily that yonyeonld‘ hoar‘tho‘craeh 11pr adozon blockc;
away." We are spelling our Bargains'with a big B became
there’s nothing small about them. Do you wantito makeo’a
dollar go a long. Way? We can give you a betterreturnforit
than you can get for a dollar and a quarter elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is twenty—five cents gained. Here’s an oppor-
tunity for putting your money where it will do the most good.
THE Tililll WITH Still”
of the United Statca will begin on Sept. l W
required of Spain ior the abrogation 0! 3m
sugar, ma... m. and collect. The United km
the; , fl,
for them.
f
M‘TFIEWEBAILWOR .. ,.-..,..-,
lathIAL Mill.
swarm.— ,
Brooklyn......0 c o o
stYcrh.....l o o s
Batteriea: 'l‘
bert and Kitlrivlge.
‘ amour AWE]A’IIOK..
At Beetles!"—
Rochester.....ooooooooa-
All!!!" ........ 0 3 0 it I 0 3 it
Batterler Blauveltaud
At New Haven—
$6"
F
P.
no»! 566!
. a.” $0.!
I
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Syracuse Gets a null-Io Battery.
Borneo, Aug. l.—-Calllhan and Me
Keouuh, the newly signed battery of the
Buflalo Baseball club. have been released
by Manager Poweru. The two men will
go to Syracuse by agrcelneut to help that
city out oi its recent troubles.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The bodies oi Thomas Brown, oi Canaa-
daigua, N. Y.. and an unknown man wore
ionnd in the boy at Saline Point, N. Y.
Their bout entwined
Foster. who robbed the Produce [it
change gratuity fund three yeamago in
New York. is in Spain, and may make
restitution in consequence oi inheriting
$200,011.
The three story pulp mill oi the Glens
Fall.» company at Ticonderoga, .\'. Y., was
burned. law, that“).
Lillian lluusell’a old music teacher, Pro-
ieanor Nathon Dye, oi Chicago. used nigh.
ty-threa, is dead.
Cashier Kirby, oi the City National hank
oi Marshall, Mich, has berm arrested ior
taking Slum!) oi the bank's money.
lidnmnd W. P. Smith, secretary oi the
United Staten legatiou at Bogota, died at
Carthagcna, Colombia, on July at
lieutenant Govrrnor llalle. heretoiorc
the hope of himwhusctts Republican».
reiueeo to run ior governor this autumn.
The Hour City Life Annotation oi
Rocheoter him been notiliml to nllllw cause
Thumiay at a bearing why its attain
should not be wound up by the state.
. Ell-Senator Spoonor, oi‘ Wisconsin, aaya
at Chicago that Harrison will be nomin-
ated in 1m, and that the elections bill
will In- no issue aecond only to the tarlii.
At New York the grand jury in two pro
aentnleuta state that the otmt cleaning
and ambulance service need improvement.
They recommend larger appropriations.
in the settlement between the Chicago
Stockyards company and Meson. Armour,
Morris a: Swiit, the company pays with”)
ior the central stockyards property and
drop the pending lawsuits.
Killed by a ‘I’hlmlsle.
Eurasian, N. J., Aug. l.—-Sellle, the
twoyearold daughter oi Thomas Delaney,
was creeping on the floor when she picked
up a thimble. Putting it in her month
she tried to swallow it. immediately nine
began to choke and strangle. The doctor
could not dislodge the thimble. in a low
minutes the child was dead.
atra. Bade Walla Wynne.
Nan Your, Aux. l.-lleury G. Wynne,
husband oi the youngest daughter oi the
late Governor Moldoery, oi Louisiana, is
earnestly sought by Sheri! German on a
charge oi swindllng, preierrcd by Mm.
Harriet lads. oi thin city.
Vasselt at Kew tart.
Saw You. Any. l.—lienator J. nloat
Mt has arrival from Cape lay and
announced that he had aeceptbd the punt
dent's appointment as collector oi tbeport
oi New York. lie will qualify ior the post
tinn at once.
Gone to koala.
Borneo. Aug. L—Joha flatbed. a well
known and daring real estate dealer. and
brother oi inal- hkhm. ownerei the
Union bank. has to Canada, luring
behind him a lame amount at liabilities.
tletra to a ea.ese,ese some.
tit-loll. Conn, Aux. twine“; ti.
Waterman and his sister, llattla euro
maa,uithiaoity.aresaidto be two oi a
numberoibcirs toaa aatalavalusd at
“mono, heated at Portland. Ia.
m
once we tune?
«M
'i'hs United States a- mom all-u
wirea.
it has been discovered the slum
dateheklotheynrlflhn
Unbound palm Isa! inn» are Maetlveiy
and in decoration oi scram beam
Womaa’a love at Motivation lit apt to
varytaverasly with humanoid“ it
no liar In making tearful lam
with the I
Ind.
theta ineouthernh’awha
rum muted-linen people
tethiakoi thsthlap Mm the.
'i'akairoastalaatro- marblewith ten.
.13.“... spirits of wine
‘-
C. L. OGDEN,
tamemer and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Vanished.
.r-svmzmrrlzm-xmzmn
the hwesl prince and at short not ire.
ammo; AND MANTLE \mRK
spartan“:
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GIVE ME‘A CALL.
8MP AT FIVE IIlE IIWEII. (it.
”9.53m NEAR THE DEPOT.
Fawcett’s
HEADQUARTERS FIlII
MILIIIIERY!
No. I7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. Hawaii.
Just meivrs‘lJm doneu Hate toniny to hell
without reserve. all nhapoa and minimal the
extremely low price oi 3th.. innit-r grim- .1.
"or lot of Him 20c. .10“) “'reaihs 2 .m‘h.
(Inc lot at line Fri-nth Flowers 30¢, me" 501-.
enrh. Imn‘t forget the number,
I7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J. F. ileum-it'll dry gut-lo slum.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
In. n our street Iornalt
Did it ever occur to you that
there was a difference in Soda
Water? Syrups sour very easily
this season of the your. We
nimto have the best, and our
trade is so large that we are
obliged to make our Syrups
fresh every day. May be you
don't know it. but we serve pure
Cream with our Fruit Syrups
and at the same price you pay
elsewhere without it. Perhaps
you have bought your Soda Where
it didn‘t ’wit you. Try ours.
lam; HALE GIST.
'YII
JHzI/lém 2531»
$6.--.
I1. I. Palette on...
IS"! to llh'.
Officer. 436 )iuin litreet.
IIIMHMII‘I‘. (3.."
moms ulmcc my
”I” DIV II ‘I‘ttt VIII.
”menlnmm
on... n“ ma mom lanai-W
gimp-r mm. amen melons. arms in
not ly‘ WINK fill-fl! but? I‘ll”!
afl
Innate. doom. srnwmmm
keep cool.
,-. mm... m
'1'th
Of All Kinds. '
-——--ooo——-
We have on hand about
20 WAGONS,
('oneieting oi
Canopies.
"Buggies.
Spindles.
Phaetons.
flunabouls.
Business Wagons.
Which we olier at
Greatly Reduced Prices
in ortlrr to save carrying them our till
next Spring.
('all and see them. and era-ore a mural har-
ualn. You will never lutw a butter oppor-
tunity.
.Wrighttilynn
.Flltjilllli STREET,
South Norwalk.
F. HAYES
Having remm‘ni his meat market
No.6 North Main Street.
Will supply the [ample of this vicinity with
the rims! line of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc..
1‘» be iounll in the slate.
F. HAVES,
no. e um llilll 3mm
viii Ii til “'1'" Nouwanx.
Are mailing a wry nice quality
of Butter. It is from the Lab-
nnon, Ct, (Yrenlllery. At this
time of the your when pastnrnge
is plenty. the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find a ready sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is Stilt] in tubs.
and this is the Butter which we
call to your notice. it is the
shine sweet, well-mode article
that is sold in mile, at from 3
to 5 cellts a pound loss than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
as sweet as now hay, and will
keep well, it is no solid made.
We are finding solo ior tubs and
half tube, as well on by the sin-
gle pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. if you wish a nice
article here you have it; 26¢: a
pound. Special price by tub or
port of tub.
mmmumex
lfifilwmkim in?“
'I t s
ni-‘raa'h so aoaai'n'rt rs...»
u‘n mmm
SATURDAY, MIG. I.
arrennoox:
concert by Smythc's Orchestra,
—-—rm 4 to a r. n.—-——~
PMIIAIIIE:
l“‘M"IYh.... .. . .... . .. .Brixhton
2~tlverluro. . .. .. .rmlnie
li-Andaniet W'al Remembrance oi Naplee
L—fialop.... .......... Dash
fr—(‘Alrnet Nola
havermrc“ .Ten
7~~Uavollc ..
Hm rnet Solo.
......iielecled
Iinutes with the Minstrels
. .........l.A.-nora
....Lcunuthor
EVENING:
dancing from II to ”:30 P. ii.
Slime will leave Riverside Pavilion. Waehv
inglun street Bridge, every hour. and the Dor-
lnn "nurse on the hall hour. .Je‘Jl-z'i
in the Horse
All Horses sold by this es-
tablishment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
mg
Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
PIIIGES LOW.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Horses, Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
Line.
Horses, Farmers' Horses, in fact, Anyth
Roadsters, Heavy
0)
ll:
ill
>.
D
on
Lil
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n:
O
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Trotting
Bill or I
Fl
E MifllIFiCIIIIlEH
E MILE RIVER.
MN All! IlIlll GIIIIIIBES.
The oldest manufacturer oi baby cant?»
now alien ilninhmi work ior aisle in live di er-
ent style-sol runnin gear: alwagrcat variet
oi but int and Irimm n .. at prices which nil
be high enlmxh and lilw enough to suit the
till-it mm In
FRAfik nonstop
There is nothing, (unless it be
the. Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much on Dobbins‘ Electric Soap.
constantly sold, since 1mm. Now.
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washdny. when this perfect soup
bor, and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in tho 2':
you know that it is the best.
purest, and most economical
it, ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and get the genuine.
“0 "us it in not the ceiling
nit-o aimlo, that must
i at a knowled v oi
met tub: value oi an article.
of Imhbiml' Electric asln [our horn oi
nn'y taller map made. and it will. It nae-d
) tour titties
as much work as any Miler. Its not is
(«riot wrap. harlot upon Dobbinll' Electric.
1. L. (Mall! at (30..
owl-Mum mm no. Roman.
lhlerla
Mixed hints,
White Lead,
Coach Colors and Varnishec,
Artistn’ Moteriale,
tier, 02.00.
Mcfllosk ’3 Wood FillerwBoct
in the arket, $2.00 It Gallon.
is provided, to lighten your lu—
yeuru Wt‘ have made and sold it,
soup made. if youhnvon’t tried
with our name on the wrapper.
llo «Mineral. In arriv-
Them in all much real pure soap in a bar
mailing to directions, , dc
but a very «slight ulvaneoon that ol‘ in-
i’hiiadelphia. Pu.
a a ’
Wnll Pa lore,
Oils, Glace,
Combined Clmir and Step Lad-
gnintilif, 85
a r- on cg
Committing. ’
.. 79 Washington Street
lo. lt‘i'iiits “
Putt W.W,Mu
“Mirth
emporium”
_ __ ,ou cannot, ‘aIWaYs have. the in,
,v ‘ off'a dip in the deep, deep son, just when you
‘ I it, but it‘isn’t necessary tof'put your head un‘dorka pump
Try one of our suits. We have ironckod t.
props "from under the. old price because it is cheaper to sell
at Cost than to store them away until another summer comer
along. We ought not to part with one of them at such” an
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is all
there is about it. . ‘ 7
“Ali
"Pé’a‘it
STABLE BEDDING. ; :,
CMMMWI,”
H AZ lg: 5% N
Cross Creek "
Hiclurplhk, Pine anililnesmn
Balelllliy and Straw
. ...... -.,._ ..-._....wm_s.wq
Moss
THE cost or only:
0951..
Wong;
IiiIiIII iIIII FEEII.
Raymondilolllers F“
TH E" EAGLE
- um rolnsm moms.
SAFE, Pllltllcll All) FIST.
m. wheel has been thoroughly tested and
cannot fail to be a favorite among wheelmen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
3digi- '3‘ Raymond street. mrm-r duv.
Agent ior Sorwnlk and vicinity.
Box 579. South .‘v’nrwult l‘l. nlfliim
of
Morning, Noon and Night
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it is remarkable how many
who have that tired ieelln
it oi no lmpuriallue or I not nothing need be
done ior it.
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ready for work.
this condition to continue an
mm buome debilitated beyond recov
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abould he miislinl bl; Ial Inc
the greatest bul ding-up
medicine known to the med ‘
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digestion and real
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