.i”
Window Banana from file up. .
W Screen Doors. 89 cents.
Menu. full else. 8 balls. so cents.
lexical: Hammocks, white, to cents.
Oil Stoves, good also. brass burners. 49 cents.
Refrigerators. from Oil up.
“ ,‘ . The Star Ice Cream Freezer is the "Hauo"-Doable Action, Cedar Tubs,
Heavy Cans. Strongest. Quickest. Best. 2 qts.. 31.50.
Garden Hose in plain three-ply. wire bound or cotton covered, per foot,
10min. We guarantee every foot of this hose, andcut any length from 1 foot
Ip. same price.
We have sold more Gasoline Stoves than all the houses in this town combin-
ed. because we have the "Quick meal”—-the best.
‘ ' ‘ We sell Porch Screens for 01.00.
The new Lawn-Chair Swing. $1.50. <
Ohappelie. Doze & Co.’s fine Bon Bops. 1 lb. boxes. 20c; l lb. boxes. 10c.
8am glove-fitting Patterns, 15c. We carry the stock. 4,000 patterns. and
don’t keep you waiting two weeks.
’ .trunrsvnur’s unnontn nousrs.
' llorth thin and in Streets. South tumult.
'QLSEN BROS.
SPRING 00008
Are in and our new styles in Russets and Patent Leathers are the £nobciest. ever
shown in Norwalk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman & Bennett's celebrated line of Tanzand
Black in both low and him shoes. Call and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Ladies’ Oxfords, in Russia, Kid and Patent
Leathers. affords an opportunity-for gratifying the most varying tastes. while the
prices are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
of our stock will convince you that our styles and shades map to date. also that
we have the finest lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
OLSEN BROS.,
3 BIZETTE BUILDING. - lli'lllVlllK-
NO NEED no no ABROAD 'ro REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH ar MINERAL SPRINGS
save run raeurmnoue EXPENSE BY
TAKING ar Bonn,
KUTNOW’S
- IMPROVED EFFEIWESCENT -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
" " ': . The only pleasant tasting Carlsbad Powder in
W; orDeerLcap.0srlsbaL ' the flarket.
,A Mendy marble and Efiwtive Mutedy for Indigestion, Coasipaftion, Dynpep
eia. Gout. Diabefes, Hillary and Liver Dcrangomenfs.
Edens genuine without our Trademark; and
Melanie signature of
S. KUTNOW & CO. ‘
Beware of imitations.
"lllllfiilll'S lllll-lSTHMlTiC
POWDER llill CIGARETTE.”
‘ . A Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma. Chronic Catarrh, Bron
chitin, Hay Fever and Severe Colds.
KUTNOW BROS"
5'3 AND hi LAFAYETPE PLACE. NEW YORK CITY.
Sole agent» for the U. s. A. Sold by all drugglsts.
118.396
m—ABK FOR-—
BilllWli’S $3.00 HM.
and you will see not only a
Heat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
lastpliata‘rial is Used. Combining Durability and Sty
linking it the best t3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
cm and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
H. S. BROWN’S,
Smith Main Street. 80- Norwalks
TO m BICYCLISTS:
Have You Seen it 7
i . ' tusefui and'dreuiest article in the market
glfihfififlfi ensues in small silver. Can have
name and address on your whee . thereby identifying
Can be attached to any‘wheel ever made.
tun nus or A. w. Austin, lEWElEli.
mount and. mutton.
.
a
s
The Mastschusetts Congress-
man Succumb! to Disease.
mmmmarmm.
lie and lured l'ive I'ernss In the nausea!
lenses-burns and W. One of also lest
Popular Isl-hers Anon; Ills Associates.
Ills Inn. Public Career.
, Wasnraoror. May 22. -Roprssontativs
William chswell of Massachusetts died
at 1:”: a. no. at his apartments in this
city.
With him' when the and name were hire.
Oogsweli. his wife; Dr. Cogswell. his son.
and Miss Cogswoil. his daughter.
General Cogswell had besn'faiiing rap~
idly during the day. and as night cams on
it was apparent to his family that ho had
i l
REPRESENTATIVE CWGSWEIJH
but a short time to lire. Much of the time
his breath come only in gasps, though the
end was calm and peaceful.
General Cogswell has been lnmpoclh
for congressional Work for about. at
months, and was not soon in his sent an!»
ing the last session of tho fifty third eon-
grcss. In the latter part of the fall of liiilt
he was attacked with kidney trouble. He
came to Washington. but after a short
time left for Jamaica. in the West indies,
in the hopoof recovering his health. Whllo
there his old complaint strongly aawrtod
itself. and ho roturucd to Washington. Ar
rangarnonts for his funeral have not yet
been completed.
fll r. Cogswell'a f‘areer.
Wllllam (fogswcll wnsborn in Bradford,
Mass. Aug. 23. 183:4. ilo attended l’hil~
lips academy. Andovor. Mesa, attended
Dartmouth coilogo in fair!) and soon after-
ward left to go to can before the mast.
Returning some months later. he was grad-
uated from tho Dane law school of liar-
vnrd in mt).
He enterod the Federal army in April,
1861, and served until July, iStlf», lie was
successively captain. lieutenant colonel
d colonel of the Second Massachusetts
nfantry. lie was brsvcttod hrlgadlsr gen-
eral in 1864, and during theolosing opera-
tions of tho war was assigned by sr‘mclai
order to theoomrusnd of the Third brlgodo
in tho Scoond division of the Twentieth
army corps. ilo served in the Shenandoah
valley under llnuks. in Virginia unrior
Pope and finally under h’hvrman and
Thomas in tho march through Georgia
and tho (‘nrollnaa
After the war clonal ho ruaumotl' tho
practice of low at Salt-m. Moss. and was
for five yearn mayor of that city. Ho
sol-rod flro forms ill tho Massachusetts
houao of roprl-lroutatiros and one term in
the state senate.
in [hull ho was cltoecn to reprcnont the
Eases thine-oi district in tho popular
branch of mum-ms. and has ncrrod thoro
Oilnllliilllllfily elm-o. having boon ro plotted
to tho fifty-fourth congrcso. llo had served
with distinction on tho riwr and harbor
and appropriations oormuirtmw and on the
most important couuttitttw of tho house.
lie was a momlmr of Fulton po~t. ii. A.
IL. elm-o tta organization. and nl‘l'l'l'll ono
your an doporunont coruummicr of Martha-
ohnsotts. hlr. Cousin-oil was mm of tho
most popular members of tho house. in
personal appmtrnuco he aoruowhut resolu-
blod i’rosldont Cleveland. for whom he
was often mistaken.
"in halo. sturdy frankncna and inter:
rity commoudmi lltotuuolt‘os to that house
whorl ho apoko uml unvo his utimlnces
much wolght. He Was broad minded and
war particularly illtl‘t'flll to Wild partisan
debates touching the war,
Negroes to Take Mriitors' l'laeee.
l't'rrtuwnc. May 22,-«lety ltogro pud-
dlora from Knoxville have arrived in
the city to take the places of strikers at
the Clinton iron mill. With tho nonun
ion men alroady at Work there the firm
claim that they will hava enough to run
the will on double time. The strike is for
tho Arnalgnmntod rain of It por ton. 'l‘he
imported men are well guarded to prevent
them from being tnohhod by the strikers,
but thus far no trcuhlo has occurred.
Two Killed by a Train.
DALI, N. Y.. May Eli.~lfenry liichards
uni wife of Varyrthurg. Wyoming county,
while driving to visit a sister of Mrs
Richards. living near hero. were struck by
a passenger train on the Eric railroad at a
log half smile cast of tho station.
he two occupants of the vehicle were
thrown 40 feet and instantly killed.
Odd Fallow Killed by a Trails.
finauoarr, l'a, May 92.——Wllllam ll.
Herpoter of liuffalo was struck surf in
stantiy killed by a Reading locomotive
Herpoter was on his way to the odd ral-
lowa’ demonstration in Philadelphia.
When the engine struck him. he was wav-
ing adieu to his brother. who is a brake
man on a freight train.
an Quiet as tut-emits.
Pronounce. tiny kilo—Threatened dis.
turbancss at Olnsyvllis and North Provi~
lance did not occur. the only ripple in la
her matters being that csussd by the leg-
fstratlon of those operatives who have rs-
ill?“ is won: upon the strikm' blath-
msas carbons m as sinus.
Partsnstreta. tiny tilt-mum Grant
and lawl- lotion-reload). II“ about so
years. loads esostai tell em
‘ r n “a KILLED.
Ilsa Mane Pounds of Explosives Isa
OII’ ll "I00.
flan Funnmco. May ant—A tsrritle re-
port and nrmcuaslon which was distinctly
faltali through the city and towns around
the bay for a distance of 40" miles was at
first believed to have been mused by an
earthquake. but proved to he an explosion
in the nitroglycerin and mixing houses
of the California powder works at Pinol.
across the bay.
The crew at the glycerin house—four in
nnmhorwand the foreman at the misllg
house were all killed, as well as nine Chi-
nese working in the latter departmont.
'l‘ho oxplosion occurred in the nitroglyc-
erin house anti was probably (hunted by
the Chinese dropping a mm of the oxplo-
slve. The cause cannot be definitely an-
certained. hnwm'ol', as all colon: ctcd with
the building are dead. 'l‘hcro worn you
Chinese in tho adjacent mixing room. and
at the sound of the expiration all run.
The force of the explosion was tromon-
sloua. lingo plocos of Wood were thrown
into the boy, a distance of half a mile.
and nitroglycerin tanks vn-ro hurled adis'
fanoo of Mill yurda. Hands. logs and other
parts of the mutilated remains of the
(load Worn scattorod along the road for a
mile. The ultroglyoorin lillllnli first went
up. than the mixing storchousc and gun
cotton house followed.
The nitroglycerin house. of which not
a vrstigo now remains. WIN a threo story
frame structure lso by :to fact. it contain-
ed 8,000 pounds of nitroglycerin and 2,000
pounds of hsrculcs powdor. A remark—
able feature of the explosion is that. al-
though the storohouso containing 1,000
pounds of hcrculcs powder is completely
wrecked. its contents aro intact. in all
10,000 pounds of explosives went up with
a roar and a slant of flame. 'llto fatall~
tic» am as follows:
Klilcd—(‘iurcnco Johnson. foreman of
tho glycerin house; I). A. llaoncof l’iuol.~
M. Mimihou of Oakland, L'. Velour“ of
Martinez. W. ll. Taylor, forcmun of the
mixing house. and nine (lumen.
HEIR TO VAST ESTATES.
‘l'lse Gould Fortnm- of an Agni Widow \l’lto
Kevyn rs ("unruly Hoop.
Knunqnx. .‘t'. \'.. May nth—Mrs. Farah
Stephan. an aged widow of this city. has
tuna-nu to helium rillil bus l'tll‘llllitl tho righfr
ful hoir in a fortune which is ostnuulud at.
.35,tlll|l.llllll, For tho but eight your; aim
has licpl n entail comfy shop on Broadway
from. Michal-l llmvr, fu'i' hrotiu'r. who
rocnntly din-d in l~Lugiuud, loft that “let
urtntu.
Years ago rho llav-r family lived in
New York .\t llto ago of iv'v Michal-l mu
away from lulllit'. and from that llruo to
his duulh a fun“ uroutim hlnl'fl be had not
been board from. Now it scours. however.
he Wont to .‘allnll't'tllit and made hit. for-
tmto in gold ruining, and ill-r sister lrslcly
board of hiadonrh. lie was never mar-
rind. and Sir-a. Slcphan in tho only must
rrlrtt'tvo living.
lie is mini to have loft is will lll‘lllltillllh
ing ”to propcrl)‘ to hot stator and throe
othnr [it'f'riltfl§. it is clniuwd that a turn
distant rcluuvc-s are trying to got the prop
u-rty from tho lll'll‘a’. and .\lr.~. fill-‘Jrnn
has com an agent abroad to protect. her
rights.
THE HYAMS TRIAL.
1'?)an to \lmu 'l‘imt “‘rlla “'tss Klllstsl by
”w Llotlflnr.
TulutV'l‘ts, .\l.tj.’ .‘.' ~litt’crm'ourf rc‘urn
ad ”to cow of rho lliarm a wry nib-t tin:
lutorziow funk plum in tho lvilf'f'lrifl'l" a
room ltvrwv ru llullm lliflllla :tllll ltiswafu
'l'ltnt [It'lxulirf‘ fll!:fll"il in tlmumi.‘ Wlill
tour-l ill hie oytw
A." irupnrt..;.t ultra-«s initial ly tho llt‘
{often was um- .\lrt ';t.l'i.’l)' llo twirl.- a! in
Summit} ixlrtlvl’rng :ul oiuut: tho warn
lmtteo \\ itru -.~ soul tlmr. Law-con lira
building and ”Yille' (\fll’f’liuliro was a
storm \anl in whirls thorn wu~ a local;
llu tho luorrtlnt: of \iclis' tiooth tho “fit-
flt‘n'l lit‘lf'fl is ”two lfl tho ltyzuura “Huh"
houw as of n ul :u‘iflfl lllrlllf'lftll, {Mllth'll
by a man rs whistle and :1 [mini tr-:r-lt ii.-
thouult: t-turuvthtug lilitl homo-owl to t‘m
eiorutor ’l'ituurmrtc ttvuru-tnlitm; ’ittll"
iil' H “rill. H
illllt-i' “'llll"~‘l”i (insulin ll ilrf‘. t-ltrl‘lll-tl'
no to l'lttlwt)‘ itlfdlt' :mtl lll..‘.‘!" 'l‘lw mt.
ilt‘llt'r‘ “not. to ~imw that it mu |.t,.~it.lt-
for tho hoof. to t'tlltl‘ «t1 (from llun .ul
Journal
POLICE SE RGEANT SHOT.
Mtsrtlrrs-d in Ilsa hissilun lluuao by as lua-
rlmrgnl Patrolman.
M wt or if it. K it. May
goon: if: my .‘lll‘.\lllnltfl‘tlf the Math i..-~tor
pollm force was shot and killed by I"rlrll
A h’lm'kucll. until ratcutiy a patrolman
on tho forco. in tho watt-hrmuu of tho
('nutrol station Nutr'kwcll, who rumiunod
from tho form a low woulrs ago through
alleged four of dlwmiwii on amount of
drunkenness while on duty, in thought to
how harbored a “radar attain-st hic.\l
lintor, whom ht- uvcuwd of tuning “on in
ed him continually and to have killrd
Min to ho ruvntnumi
lt’lve llttlfrl were lived. two of which
took t‘flllf‘l, Irfil' pro/tug liw lll‘ml and tho
other ymttctrunnu tho form and tho bat-to
of tholtcort lfnplaln illluimh and Pa,
trolrnon “NP” and l'ollnltan rushed into
the room whom Hockmtll wm roloodlng
his filt’ul't'r. but on prmontrition of a pie
to] by \l'olrh tho murdcror throw liowuhts
wmpon and surrcntforr-d,
‘3" - H"?-
llrrnvs-rul Olmmll [or a hex.
l’ltamttrw t“. May 2‘:.-'l‘he suit of
William H. .‘inydnr. n brnltcnmn on the
(Jonaolldrstml railroad. to Mouth! doumgos
for tho loan of a log by living: run ovor by
a traln was docidod by a \crdlutof ”5.04m
for the plaintiff.
(latherlas- t'aliess lulled hy a rail.
Alma“, May L'L'.-—-ifnlhir‘.nn Fallen.
apart on and welding atoll Nlmvlmuth
street. Wont Troy. foil down stairs lit the
Union dcpnt and was instantly killed.
Fits was on her way torisit a son in
Poughkscpsio.
La trauma» mm mm
an Your. his rim-Thu i‘rcmh lino
Ileatnahlp Ln Hummus. which left ”one
for this port at norm on May it and was
due to arrive on Sunday morning fast.
had not harm sighted up to 2 o'clock this
morning.
Railway t'nndlrtors out the flood.
Haw Yolm. May fill—«A tog party or
railway scan-lacuna arrived her-vi. The!
are the delegates to the convention of can
01th! of Railway Conductor! held recent
It at Atlanta and out now out on placenta
e
“to. .......................... wpfl‘am we,
l but! attempt .l briho a juror in a prop»
”7? 22. test;
nnrt organ aims.
The Revolutionary President of
Cuba Reported Killed.
m: mauuoaurs WERE nurture.
Two Other Patriot Chiefs mil-as ltlllatt or
wounded II n flatly (patented m
Ilent In the lasuorn 13ml or the m
Iarti'a Booty Found and identified.
HAVANA. May Lia—An engagement tits-
astrous to the rebels was fought. on ’l'm-O-
day in eastern Cuba. in which Jose Marti.
who was proclaimed president of the
revolutionary party. was killed. and his
dead body was pmitirely identified.
Colonel Salcodo received positive infor-
mation that a band of too insurgonts un<
dar the command of tho tveli known lead-
ers, .loso Marti, Mnxltnoiiomcz, Macao and
Iiurroro, had taken up a line of march to
pass the river L‘uuto. thence to prmatwd in
the direction of Victoria do Ins 'l‘unas.
with the design of marching upon Pucrto
Principe.
Colonel Salcodn. confident of the accu-
rncy of his information. dispatched Colo-
nel Sandoval with a dowchmcut of trtmps
to march in pursuit of the n lltil bend.
Colonel Sandoval found the tummy en‘
camped at armiur between llijas and Home
do dos lilting on the right nitlo of the (1110- l
trarnmtro rll'or. a t-moll tributary of the
Canto. tho cortlirronm with which is but a.
short (Ill-{fulfil away. Tho strip of land
betwacn the two rivers is high, thus mak- ‘
ing a strong position.
Net'ortholos- (Jolonol Sandoval attacked ‘
thc camp and found his trtmpe harassed
by a cantor-lug fire of airtglu allots from
cover. The light llatl’ll for an hour in
.105 E ”ART 3.
i
this manner. at tho cm! of which time the
Spanish trumps advanced and Look tho on-
emy's position. dividing tho in-turgcnt
force on the narrow strip of land by their
ntlvnuco and aompollrug the rebels to fly
in rlitforcnt direction-r. The Spanish
trtutpa hotly pursued and came upon the
body of Jo~o Marts, with h “mi later potat-
tlt‘oly ltll‘nilflmf.
it! tho whole 3:” Were killcrl. and runny
of their Wounded “rm loft ill the comp
when thoy took tligirt. 'l‘ho fipantnnis
tool. sumocnrrmpoutlt-ut um' lltort lml ltu'ill-
ersu'tth flu) booty of flu! r:tl.l}l. among
which on: Illlllti imp rtttu' {alpcra Tito
mum and horses of thuimumcnte Wore
also iaLcu.
’l’lto >p rrtiarth l. -' 33w Lilla-l and tar-Von
vvourultvi lit rim com; :w lit. The ins-3r»
gout trimmer-t uho \tl:l‘|l rulunr .ioyllmt
firtitlt'.‘ and P14": ttl 'ii‘t' 9 HM l‘ klllt'tl nl'
\l'ttlilltll'l 'l'll” i’ illlll Ill ru’l't‘t‘f. flitrl
”You! in Illro ll«ll’.‘i‘_;ilt,; in tho rattan of tin-
insurgr'nla.
A MiNE EXPLOSION.
Pour Him-rs hilly-l urn-l light injured In
to Kim”.
\‘t‘ttr l i H... May '..’ ~—.‘. til~tt~iftlilrl ox-
plmrtu ursurttrl at tho 'rinttnrtgith mints
flour ilstrlrmru .\ l’olt Itil't'll‘<fily igiilit'll
a i“lll ..{ [mom i' in mine .\u l of illi'
Moron; tit Hull and i'--l.l' «orumny. and a
hurt! in lupin-ion lull-rum! l'lm ut-cidr-nf
mourn-ml in Plu' tttuln tsll' corrrno lrmiind
to lli.lltl .\o .. about [our loci from tho
mouth of )lllflt' \n i, and lint .aillulw was
thus llriwu through tho illlYl‘l'lllil. parts of
the lillfll'. truffocatlng tour mirror-a. Quite
a ltumlmr nf min-ca wwo arililllnly but
not fatally tifYt-ttmi by tl.o hilliikf‘. 'l‘hn
tloatl um
(I. i. llorlrlmr. on olui luau, who louvoa
alarge family. Wllitom rhawr. «god to;
l.ul.o \‘sriLu and Andi-ow ilunloo 'i‘ho
lnet twu ltl'ti lul'l'lifflttf-i.
Mino lrmwt tor ll. .‘li. Harris is on the
ground and H fllllllllltfltl’t inventigatinu.
'l'he Mononguh mlnm vtro the principal
works in the upper Monongahela mml~
field. and tho company l-t headed by e:-
lfnilml Hates Senator l'nmtlotn.
All the «load lllltl injured. Worn fnlton mil
of the mine lntuu-tilvtloly altar tho au-l-
«foot, The lupin-ti will all rumwtrr. As
soon as “to powdrr stnoko tit-amt away it
was found that no damago had hem done
to tho urine. so that work will not be in
terruptsd, it. is «infinitely known that the
osplmom watt canned by powrlor and not
by grow or lira dump. as provlously report
ed. ’i'ltrm‘ minus arc rognrdmfmamong
tho mint itlrll beet f’illllpuilll In tho Wynn)-
try.
The luinrod are liarry tampon, Frank
Floyd. Janina iiurrhnr, William Jonoaanrf
Antonio .‘lftosita
ill
Pennsylvania‘s Awllgtsmhllag nut.
iiatttusot no, May :32.>-~«l'ennsylvanials
in llneoa the antihcttlng 'illllfllliln. The
bill prohibiting hoolrnmitinu. pmlselllng
d betting of any kind. which has already
ono thmuuh tho tit-nuts. was 1mm! by
the hon-m M an ovrvrwhcllnlng majority—-
you. loll; trays. ill. The hill now goes to
Goraruor limiting; and will undoubtedly
be signod. g
llllllvmalra’s Ulla to lie Armored.
Ulric/ton. May :22. -A mpim wan lmmi
here for Mrs. Warn-en l‘prlftanr. the salient
I l'ltlmgo millionaire. normal months
Igo Mrs. l‘prlnger was inriit ind for an al
erty condemnation mil in which her hna
hand was: interested.
('annterfoltess ruptured.
Chicano. lisy Iii-«hm miss do
hetlm have just unearthed hm what is
mum to he the greatest mnnterfrlllng
gang that. has operand in Billings la e
mi” of yearn Parser urea and a m
as have boon arrested.
3 f
, , ”uh-lie W
l . eagle ' M».
m
i- .
For infants
and Children.
THE
' FRANKLIN BREAD
liar been found, when properly
'prcparcd with milk, superior to
all the specittllyprcparcd "poclu
‘ age foods,” at a tithe.- of the cost.
fun-nun of i Ira-ti
Infant am “'1‘:- it"?! n ~llfl "1::
cultuhly in a warm own stir-ea of light. I‘ll“ -
bmsd "little-of The Franklin Mill» lne flour
oi the Entire who-at: pound them title in a
ltwl’lltrlrf roll tlwln tint» on t to bread» rd.
[nus through a flu» allow». on: with the IllI
tho 5 obtained llllt'lwu boiling milk.
“~“‘v‘-
Mar‘r Tr'rxru Flaunt. A. 31.. still. of
in itport. .V. Y .sn A; " it has ltt'l'" nan-ll by
"H patrons for t r nourishing of infants.
uitlt a-ontplctn lili'l’l'ha."
’ Mimi for Brooklet rsrrlttslnlnz whl¢-'
alrlv rs-rripiu fllltl opinions of not“
Ivlly‘als'llllltt and chemist“.
Alvuya Auk For “ Franklin Mills."
All Lending (rrm‘rm hull if.
f
0
unau- Mills 0a., Luann, at.
m.‘
on. F. w. D ARMER
SURGEON DENTIST.
Teeth Fillt-ti and Extracted without pain.
new of 'l'n-rth on lied Rubber from
Artificial 'l'rcth without Plateau.
tCrown and lil’ldue Work.)
Teeth Extracted l'aialesaly. 506
Amalgam Fillings, 50c
Platinum Filling». the up
Hold Fillings. $1.00 up
All work at rewinable (‘flfil'tmrt and gun!»
(mice open evenings until it p.‘ru.
Nil. 42 WASHINGTON SIRE".
Over Post Office. Houth Nona“.
instant. wane»:
runs. on. n. n. turnout
Can be consulted at her office.
142 Broad St. Bridgeport. cons. ’
'rcru 1'! a. In. to 2' p. at. any day sxcenthlundlr.
The flu torts a regular phl‘efcian and for
tho "th Han-en years baa tun-is- the- UlhEAi-llil
'1’ intuit-ZN a .‘trM'la‘rt'z Lzuliesl nuifarln‘
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