seam-gyms .
DruggIst
cure your cold. Try it,
remember that
’s Sarsaprilla
‘ is the beat us... purifier.
lfit l BBTliE.
AND
pounded at
Mum¢w ._ m.
BlillSHES. sic
e
’d
file use only Matt's Pure.
Hilts lead and” Boat linseed
ll’ure Drugs
Fine chemicals.
Prescriptions carefully com-
summit-III
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
Mills. IlIIs. cuss.
This is a good time to Paint.
inhall to Pleased to give you
ilgerna for doing your work.
(,‘illi'guaraetea Satisfaction in
E. E. Gorham,
to. 2 Hothouse.
EAST NORWALK.2
new sounds lilillElE
m Openinm
or club,
iBunBlseo
THE EVENING SENTINEL
JAMIE GOLDEN Hit»! and Proprietor.
W nourn aonwm ma amii’
Boa 3-Corner Washingtonand North Main
Box i—Coruer Day and Men streets.
Box O—Crona street.
lies xiv-Went street. opposite Franklin street
school.
no: 18430an street. opposite schoaL
Boa la—Corncr North Main and Ann streets.
Box Iii-Oorner High street and Bayvlew
avenue.
Box 10—1!de iron Works building.
Box 17—430mm- Weet avenue and Cedar
street. ‘ ‘
Box Il—Oorner West street and hylor
avenue.
Box SSoOorner Ely avenue and Boulou street.
Box ”~er South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box ll—llactric Light station.
llox Ilul'alrfleld avenue and Cedar 'street.
.-
llulatarw Almanac for 'l‘o-lnovrow.
Sun Sets lfllgh Tide Low Tide
at out atA=lll , at 6:38 '
New York Herald Weather l'oraraat.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
fair and considerably warmer. followed by
partial cloudiness and by hazinese or fog on
the coasts, possibly with light rain at night.
Tomorrow it promises to be warmer and
partly cloudy. with log and rain.
at 6:53
Lowest Point of the “thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day was
11° above aern.
:lllli’l‘ll NOBWALK
What the People of One on, are Doing
and Sarina.
The Methodists of Connecticut will
haven gathering in Bridgeport March
17,18 and 19.
—-Loads of New Candy in Lane's.
The barge Hornet arrived at John H.
Ferrie'e whurves yesterday with 900 tone
of Pocahontas coal.
letter Carrier William 0. Merritt is
enjoying a week’s vacation. Substitute
I. W. Clark has his route.
—Three pounds of the best shoulder
steak for 26c; all other meat: as cheap in
proportion. Hayes‘ market.
The young women's club will meet this
evening at the shorthand rooms. in
Lender's block, at 7:80 o'clock.
Lincoln Council No. 4, Order of United
American Mechanics, will hold a sociable
in their hall in the Swarm & Corbett
block, tomorrow evening.
«Try 'em before vou buy 'em in lane‘s
While coasting on Woodwards hill.
last night, Charles Utzinger. of Meadow
street, was run into bya double-ripper
and had one of his legs and feet badly
injured.
Word received from Minot Saunders,
of Gainevllle, Florida, formerly of South
Norwslk, states that he has entirely re-
covered from his recent severe attack of
the grip. ... fi -. _‘
~Round steak in 120. II pound. at
Hayes market. __ ._
There will be services this evening
in Trinity cburch,at 7:30 o'clock, with
sermon by the ltev. Louis French, rector
of St. Luke’s church. Norcton. All are
cordially invited.
Bessie Key. infant daughter of Joseph
W. Gorhsm, aged air months, died of
pneumonia. at 7 o'clock this morning.
The funeral will he held at 2i Marshall
mot. Friday at 2 o‘clock.
~Bargalna in children‘s eulte and reef-
ers, at W. A. Benedict’ .
To night. at not o’clock, an evening
service will be held by Rev. 0. Aplta, in
the Grand Army Hall, tip-stairs. for the
Germans in this place. Afterwards a
meeting of all men of St. Peter's congre-
gation will take place to consider some
thevery important matters.
wallet supper will be served at the
South Norwalk Baptist suntan, this
evening. from 5:30 o'clock. The Apollo
_ Minn use and others will
render a pleasing programme; ate for
all. The prooendeare for the benefit
of the chlldreo'n'llluntI-nted lectures
given by luv. ,3. 0. Sherwood.
r W
Ire. heels Ill'utllemue of the oldest
and most ranpnotvd Meets of West
limalh. died this morelagafter a hog-
arise liter: of “We dlneane. She
watlnthnauvautyelghtyaaroiherags.
M“ m MICHEL?“-
an
M: lmon’tb hungfimflm
Lianne-dead linen ehlldreoflehatf.’
so nomad.
l’srlIsns 'llI-is , HIII interest" You.
Always the BEST HORSES lot the Least Money at
BROOKSlDE FARM,
M. H. Panache.
The Alpha Wheel club met and ad-
journed last night for one week.
George 1. Easier, of Rotors Hill, is her-
vesting a crop of good night inch ice.
Remember the delicious oyster stew at
the South Norwalk Baptist church to-
night. n .-.. . fl
«Plenty of dellciom bread. at Lane's
Section Foreman POWt rent the Consol-
idated railroad,received orders this uteru-
ing to lay all two more men, reducing
his force to four men.
While opening oysters last night, Fred
Field. engineer on the switch engine,
laid open the palm of hie left hand,
hunted by the knife slipping.
The Lenten services began today.
Appropriate services were held at St.
Mary's. Grace. St. Paul's and Trinity
churches. Atfit. Inry'e' blessed ashes
were distributed during the morning
services.
The second of Bllt‘ Y. M. C. A. athletic
contests for the championship of Fair-
fieid county will be. held in Bridgeport
on Friday evening of next week. The
Norwalk Y. ill. C. A. team will Inactice
on Friday evening of this week.
-—New kinds all the tiulb, at lane‘s.
Mrs. Emily Prowitt, wife of Charles
S. Prowitt, died at her home in Denver,
this morning. 'Ilr. Prowitt is a son of
B. if. Prowitt. of East avenue, and a
brother of J. T. Prowitt, of Norwalk.
They formerly lived in Norwaik, lfr.
Prowitt conducting the drug store now
owned by H. R. Hale.
This morning one of a pair of horses
belonging to Raymond Bros.,and har-
nessed to a coal wagon, fell on Havi-
land street. The bystanders whocrowded
around said the horse was well sharp-
ened, and no cause could be assigned for
the fall. it was several minutes before
his numerous attempts to rise were suc-
cemful.
—Fcr this week. Men's heavy winter
gloves at cost. at W. A. Benedict‘s.
NORWAIII NEWS.
a tare-q Budget of Items rn-m the
Ill-Ivar Inn of Town.
The annual city meeting will be held
Monday afternoon. MarchP I.
The late Charles Barrett had an insur-
ance of Si, 000 on his life.
The young ladies of Miss Baird's semi-
nary enjoyed a sleigh ride. yesterday
afternoon.
—Lane's for candy. price, quality and
variety. __ _W___
Mien Ilamie Beers, of Norwalk, won
the rout heal prize at Wadhams‘ market
yesterday.
All the stained glass for the Church of
Our Saviour has arrived and is being
set as rapidly as possible.
Chief of Police elect Bradley attended
Monday night’s meeting of the City
Council to get “pointers," an it were.
ltov. Addison Pioueo Foster, D.D., of
Boston. will give an address in the Con-
gregational chapel, tomorrow evening,
at 7:45 o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Welcome Stranger lodge, Sons of at.
George, are arranging for aaoclabin to be
given this month. The committee on
arrangements are Joesph Whitley, Wil-
liam White and Thomas Robbloe.
lfins ulnnle Hyatt, daughter of
Charles ll. llyatt. and Bruce McQueen, of
Brooklyn. who in with the Farmers
been and Trust company of New _York
city, will be married at the bride's home
in hynee place this afternoon.
«Prizes evnry day. People‘- Market
Mm
Sarah P. Buggies, tenet of Daniel T.
toggles. died this morning It the rest
denneof her ointer-ln-law, lire. R. 3.
Edwards. 177 [feet avenue, Site was
seventy fouryearn old. The funeral will be
held Iriday afternoon at 2 o’clock. from
the bound ”0......
A memorialnsrvloe was held Sunday
evening, at theknlgbt fittest A. 1.3.
church. for Bishop D. A. Payne, late or
the Afrleaa I. I. church, and
or Wilberforce outings. Ohio. ltnv. i. ll.
Beads preached an iotwsnlog sermon.
payinggvaat tribute to theeldent lettin-
dlnt bishop in the world.
as motor theUltyOeuneil and
Motives-garnishment“!
Wot some.
‘Weui filter
A. [to
Hollaleon'sltnprovemeutinhealtb.
The (tincture of the llorwelk club met
lent night and adjourned, as a quorum
was not present. ,
la a guest or Michael Shandy and family,
of Iniuetsantpfionwaih. i .5...“
uplatbeOoartofCoInIaoaPla-yeatsr-
day, went over untilnest Tuesday.
Knox. yenwrdny. upon the ground of
adultery, and retains the custody of their
minor children ”WW“
lire. Charles N. Arnold laveryill at
- her home in Winnipauk, with heart
trouble. The trouble is chronic. but has
been aggravated by an attack of the
grip.and her friends are very anxious
about her.
lllaa nu. Gregory.alter a severe illness
of grip and typhoid fever, was down
town yeeterday for thellrst time in over
ten months. Iii- Gregory has a large
circle of friends who are delighted at
her recovery to health.
Susan. widow of Hoteliers Surges,
died at the residence of Henry Eanford
in Weston, lloudey. aged 09 yarn. The
deceased was a sites of lira. Rhoda
Sturgen. who was buried on Sunday.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
Albert Johnson was taken with a lit at
the drill of Company F. Re recovered
consciousness under medical attendance.
lie is still at the armory, but will
probably be removed to the hospital.
William Molullen. cm with Ian—
plaint of lire. Edward Tobey, was be-
fore Juatioe lead, this morning. The
justice thought there waanotevidonce
enough to convict, and discharged the
prisoner. ___.
The State Board of Health has order-
ed an analysi of the nampln of water of
the public watersuppiimof the State to
bemade. 'l'haBosrdieoftbeopiaiowtbat
the sickness has been caused principally
by thenseofimpurewater taken from
the ponds and reservoirs from which the
public get their water supply.
A peculiar looking object, the exact
image of a Swedish immigrant. was
roaming about the streets of Norwalk,
yesterday afternoon. ills make-up was
decidedly odd. and he was armed with u
huge carpet bag. His actions as a
"granny" was excellent, and soon he
had a large crowd following him and
laughing at his saliva. it afterwards
leaked out that he was advertisingthe
Ole Olsen company, which played at the
Norwalk Opera House. last night, toe
fair. audience. The performance was
excellent, and the company deserved a
crowded house MMMMM
(WEI! THE RIVER.
and Gossip :l the Iray
Nor-wall.
Ilr. and hire. Albert Preece, of 70 Fort
Point street, are the proud parents of a
son.
flaws in Ina!
Henry Jones and non Paul, of First
avenue. visited friends in Green's Farms,
yesterday,
Another large audience witnessed the
excellent performance in the (lam Thea-
tre. last night.
un. lda lfiiln. or Northampton. lane,
is It guest at the residenceof .l. (1. Haw-
kins, Be-ide Place.
Minn Eunice 0ilbert,of Booth Norwalk
is spending a few days at the home of
Henry Jones. E‘irnt avenue.
Robert Carr placed a large meet in his
natty sailboat “Nellie," yesterday. and is
engaged in making other improve-
ments. __ fl .. -
Henry Hayes, who has conducted a
bakerybuniaeenln South Norwalkt has
adaptedapaltionaedrlvar for Kicker-
aon‘a Bette. Vanendt avenue. m'
The lpworth League of the East Ave-
nue Methodkt Eplncopal church will holdri
an experience social at the home of flies
Sadie Randell. Riverside avenue. Pri-
dey night.
The coasting on Keyeor'a Hill in excel
lent, and a large number of young peo-
ple are enjoying It daily. There on no
telegraphpolasandbut few vehicles to
interfere with the sport.
Gaptdo John I. Ooaktlo, who moved
homesick. audhannold his property in
thatpiasn. and in new alerts; to the
houanocoupled by hln anu Charles, on
Warsaw
etrnnt.edayortwongs,ttiliteflnamae
pendent Ihealsaietoll WMMHM
wasguilgaadltileidthsulinb
thalaywster‘nofthaharhor m
unaware-layered. eelthesld wan
thousands! eagiamrn redhea- cast,
iattwefromtitelforiaonparlyacte'
lira. III II. some: NewarI,N. 1.. '
Themmmwhuwantohavem I
Howafdfi. KM. bf Wilton, touched '
new “ ofdlvml’l‘dm hii‘wlfn,16tillle "
vault and abusive language. all com- '
toWiltonneInemontlIsegona bane-V
0on
at 250 are Excellent Value.
«merman & son,
84 WA3HINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in Lcavening Power.——-Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
Belting
Powder
WINNIE
ltilWAYTON.
Ilia Grace Watt returned to her home
in New York city. esterds‘, after an
enjoyable visit with re. Wi liens timer,
Jr.. of “Bonnie brooks. "
The dock fight is becoming amusing.
One day Weeks cuts down the spile, and
the next day bowndes tics or pulls it on
again, and so they keep it up.
Sleighing here has been very good for
the past few days. Those who appear
out with good readers are Ce toin Stan-
ley N Lownder John “onset and (' L.
Iownd «1.0a
Rev. C. t}. Cullen. who has been Ill for
some months, will it is understood, ten-
der his resignation as pastor of the Bop
tistchurch, in a short time and remove
in Norwalk
Robert Wines lies In a criIIcsl condi-
tion at his home on Main street. His
wife was taken very ill II day or two ago
with the some dread disease, pluero
pneumonia.
In W. I. Stevens. Hr. ., and Mrs.
stance. Jr, have returned from a trip
to Eddytown, N. \., where they were
called on account of the sickness of their
son and brother, the is attending school
the armory last night. while watching these.
last night, harvestiogice After the
work the employee were trmted In on
was heartily ppreciated.
usiti N m roaster
Miss Helen Clock I! spending the week
with relatives In Stamford.
Money Pooley has sold a line horns to
William Schaub, a South Norwslk
butcher.
Mine Dclatield and Jacob Miller are
barrentioga largo crop of ice on (lor-
ham'npond, ailthe cakes being of good
thickness.
Edward Gorhsm is slowly uncovering
from a severe injury he received on the
ice a few weeks ago but he Is unable to
walk without the aid of crutches It will
become days before he can attend to
business.
couscous PIIIINN.
George Benton. last Saturday.
Dayton Benton. last Wedneeduy t vening
Mr. and Mrs Dayton Bouton have
moved into Charles liyatt‘s place on
Newtown avenue.
Mrs. L. Barnes has sold about three
acres of woodland to Charles Frederick
and Dayton Benton.
Washington Temperance society will
hold their tsociable at the residence
of D.(‘ CIlF o.w
Rev. C. M. Pegg, of the Esst Norwelk
Methodist Episcopal church. preached in
the chapel. Sunday afternoon.
While returning from South Norwallt
John Evauetzki's turnout, was run into
by another team coming in the opposite
direction, breaking the shafts, throwing
Blr. Evanetski out. cutting his head.
The driver of the team that caused the
accident." did not stop to ascertain the
extent of the inju rice llr. Evenetzkl l’l
ceivrd.
I' 2.5T l’illl’l .
Mrs, Charles SnedukI-r. of Hrnnklyu N.
is a guest of friends here
George Clute, of the Cannon .u .olI-my.
is here on a visit.
llev. lamee E. Coley ollichIII-Ii at
Memorial church this morning.
Y.,
with Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie. in the
rectory oi Memorial church
Captain John Crawford of this place.
and tiles Phebe South, of C ity Island,
N. Y, were married in the latter city.
yesterday.
List of unclgitned letters no the post-
olllce: Ire. Rutha J Allin, Mien Fannie
8.Jement2l, tire. l-mIIIIs E. Lynn, Mrs.
Navy Meeker
Anpeoial service In orientation oi the
fourteenth anniversary of the Y. l’..tl
C. E. of the Congregational church. was
rendered in an appropriate murmur last
equey evening
Charla T. llutlbutt. of Ibis piece.
oamennumeetl wIIlI II serious ecci
dam, Int Tho I! iaf.l.avtIoI.In While
entail-hie,” no In front of the rest
Wham” in Saugau
luck. the animal “became frightened an e
ripper that some boys were coaetiog on
down thohtll. and ran away, throwing
llr. llnrlbutt down and .ausmg the
sleigh to run orcr him. The horse then
started on a Nancy llankn pace lor the
filings, and wan caught as It was lug
Adams Brothern' market. by air. dame,
who happened to be standing outside
bladder. Ir. llorlbutt soon put in an
appearance. none the worse tor the accl-
dent, but a slight shaking up
0131‘le [loll EUROPE.
number eftlavrnta llaperted for the ileum
Waste ladle: Yebvwary a.
The amount of oystm "who to
Europe for the three weeks ending l‘eb
ruery 8. 1“, was en loilows:
mm PM ”Am
Jg‘ll“ ”.1.”
“33'3“... “to...” . ..
‘l’otal - - - - Isa
llwm ”-
‘velfectusliy as Chamberlain s Pain
II no In}. loomslili null 48 Hair 81.. «met. ..
Ladies’ on: Desk, It, II, II. possum, Rocker, ease to” on;
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels, Hassocks, Hat Racks,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line
”Oak Chamber Suits, Book oases. useoontam, Hat Racks. ‘ '
or
Another Successful Week.-
People have found out that the maatelvve out are superior in quality. and lower in who
than at any marhet in either city. Would you know the reason? We are in tbeMlAT sunt-
NESB. We make it a business. and we understand our business. If there are any a! our
competitors. who wish to try conclusions with no. they are hereby most cordially invited to do
so. We cut nothing but the best quality of meats. and can prove this statement by our large
and steadily increasing business. We shall wntlnue to give prizes every day. until further
notice. Thepairon whose name is drawn each day wlli be entitled to ten lbs. Prime Rib
Roast of Beef
1......”
”E. .I. WADHAMS. Proprietor-.1, ,
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. , PEllPlE’S MARKET
18 North Main at, 80. Norwnlk. 21 Wall st., Norwalk
‘ ~~~~~~~~~~~ _ Telephone call,6 62-3. i satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 57-3. '
..- M. .. _ m“... _.._--., as. .n .. a
Tenw days loss of time on account of '
sickness and a doctor bill to pay, is any-
thing but pleasant for a man of a family
to contemplate, whether he is a laborer,
mechanic, merchant or publisher. Jas.
0. Jones. publisher of the leader. lfexio,
Texas, was sick in bed for ten days with
the grip during its prevalence a year or
two ago. Later in the year he buds
second attack. He says: "lo the latter
easel used Chamberlain s Cough Rem-
sdp with considerable success. I think.
on y being in bed a little over two days.
The second attack I am satisfied would
have been equally as bad as the first but
for the use of this remedy." it should
be borne in mind that the grip is much
the some as a very severe cold and re-
uires precisely the same treatment.
Qthn you wish to cure a cold quickly
an I eflectually give this remedy a trial.
25 and 60 cent bottles for sale byti.
Stillstm, druggist.
Mrs. EmiF’Tfihyorne, who resides at
Toledo, Washington, says she has never
:heen able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the 0 sins
In
jand that she has also used it for lame
back with great success. For sale by n.
J. ll Raymond had a force of about
1-1:! men and boys at work yesterday .
oyster stew, with all the linings, which:
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A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs 3
A dance was held ut the residence of g
The Chautauqua circle met last evening (M. 3
C. Stillaou. druggist.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children cryfor
when Ilshy was sick, we gave her (‘amfla
When she was a ('hiid, she cried for L‘nsturl‘
When she tux-ante Miter. she clung to Custom;
When she had Children, she gavethcm W
Pltcher’e Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher'e Ontario.
6in cums ppm,
1893
To his honor the Mayor“. and the honorable
Bofid of (. ‘ouncllmeu of the city of South NoI -
"I
Gentlemen:
l hereby respectfuliv submit
the following report for the year 1m:
Artistic Photography
To those desiring something (specially fine' In PHOTOGRAPHIC
RYPRKJ would call attention to the new line which I not now executing in
s see.
No pain or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful results, both lll lighting
and posing especially with delicate coattImes and draperies.
FOR CHILDREN
Particular core is given to obtain pictures. wlIIch embody all that is childlike
natural and graceful.
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color. Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
E. H. JlBKSBH, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will 81. Hillllllllli.
’ PRICES TELL
c. H. HARVEY,
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
announces another cut in prices that will IIstonislI the moat prudent purchaser,”
he believes' to large sales. little profits, av d above all strictly honest goods. Also
his holiday Slippers. which are the latent ideIs. will be sold at prices beyond compe-
tltion and range in prices from 12cm to $1. 00 and every purchaser to the
amount of $5 00 will be presented with a large bag of D. S Duvenports beet flour.
Everyone needs money anti so do we. thereu- i‘nre we are all m the same boat so
look out for the coming sale for the next ten days at
C. H. Harvey’s,
where the greatest bargains can be obtained in
Boots, Shoes. Rubbers Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers
BFING A SPECIALTY.
Mothers Read This.
Drbt. Janusrylld. inn 883 $9620 T
99:: Cl‘flv “WNW In“ “WNW “1 am “My child Is sulijett to severe nttn’vks aylor & co'den s
on ' a, was of diarrhoea. During the lust sickness, Heal Esta‘e and Insurance'
E‘Eglgfié} Appropriation 533} D“ “and" ”Who” ”mm" W” ”9‘": wasursoron auteur.
“ ° 9‘ 2000 iven and no immediate cur- resulth P I III I I
Mom and st}. lies. _.m 5 . ' . ‘ . . mi’iii‘f 33.; “'5 $5362.: 3;. lii‘iiv‘ii‘éiiwd
i’omtnlnelousan Abatementa. «min I W00“ lIBH’ reqmreda dozen “8““ cullumlcxamlncourilst thine them for
Mslfit‘gfilgfimmm‘. “a a? tofu physician. as on former occasions. $502115”? efirtgl-nlg” 0”“ I“ Maggi!
(mull: Tn“ d N mimic!” I believe Dr. {land’s Remedies would .
y... ,3,“ “fluid“;ffld have saved the life of the child 1 lost, g" fe-rfat'umenfs mu
("tall-13w“ mm 323?. had they been within my reach at thei .. .
library Building, ‘52“ ’m f l sickness." Mrs. I". ll. BEN-
gmffngyg‘?“ n‘”. mm {5% :3, 21:13.)???” New street (‘enulen \' J Nflflw‘lK "PH“ "(RISE
A ‘ V . v t A e e
l‘ity Burrs . Titli'll . ‘ ‘ . ‘ I '
City “Mullen mom They on splendtd childnns folntdll‘r‘. Frida Evenin FBI) 9
$5?an germ ”h”. star. “woos 2occnts. AlldruI: stores. I I -
y I r A i I ., A. 2
'miogig’fmmwu (ht. ates "7715i I‘ill‘gjifl 0. \V 0 ilardman Sheri“ ”I Tylfl“ l"Ali’si\\'l“.l.l. Ti)l'li 0F
(“10. I I
522ml?- "hm “M WP‘NM “l9“? (‘0. W. \'II., appreciates II good thing A| B
m int LII h ) I new orgies and does not hesitate to say so. lie wusl
“3‘51: 3,1333?“ 35,9? almost prostituted with n cold when he!
Puller nortmvm HEW" to “red a bottle of (‘ hutnberiaiu' nl
Lam audit.” ll‘.'l p '
33v; [‘1‘ Anzac languish. g“): Cough Remedy. lie says “it all"? me ‘ “Grimese; me 30y”
UK Oil U0 3 one "ll.
Pub“ ”Hm,“ “mum“ 33. prompt relief. I tied it to he an inteiu- , l.\‘
“’znilflglougegfifl:fl £19 g Ihln remedy fortmlghe lllltl Colds.“ For
Amwfllfie ‘ “fiat, saleliyli. (‘ Stillson, druggist.
BIN . rec ”If. n
71‘7“ if a New York millionaire gIves II IlIn- “GIMBS, [I 1
w‘ “ pea 1.th creams- and mtilstlvvejt. l osting
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