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SEPTEMBER 7
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hi, MARKED FOR SLICING. The only perfect bread pan.
dd eating, a pleasure. It makes delicious and nutritious bread; the crust is even and c
. Come and see this wonderful Ian and taste the delicious bread made in it.
Have You Seen Our $l00 Bicycle?
seed a OIoo wheel, not 875 list] made by one of the largest bicycle concerns in the country, whc
ro‘u using their name on account of cutting the' price.
" Ca‘sh---$38.00---Cash
Look at this wheel and wonder, and you will see another demonstration of the fact that "If y
Stitfitevant’s it’s a bargain."
'UPEN EVERY EVENING. ,
. «STURTEVANT,
SO. NORWALK. CON
Jusr RECEIVED
A LOT OF
. Which I will sell for one week at $2.50 per pair.
Also have a look at my 8
CARRIAGES.
WAGONS,
BICYCLES,
HARNESS
‘GOODS.
Repairing done at short 11
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
Factory and Repository,
' Franklin and Madison Streets,
N AUGUST lst, we announced our “Alteration Sale" as a
bargains. We thank the public for their generous respo
m '
- O effort to please.
but we shall endeavor to continue giving attractive prices
ular stock. and special prices on jobs and the balance of summer stock.
LADIES’ JACKETS AND CAPES.
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MIISS’ES’ AND CHILDREN’S JACKE
These we shall offer at low figures. Choice of balance of our shirt waists at 5
in And other items correspondingly cheap.
,xATDICkerman & Son,
South lorwallt, Conn
at Washington Street. -
and HORSEIE'
lite tutu}
cal-Pen cnusr
AN
tter bread, with sameingredients. CAN'T BURN, KEEPS FRESH, II LDS THE
338’ by step experience has taught the needs of bread baking. Wise women anti men hILve tried in
’ "tired "ways to improw ' on the rumover flat pans that turn out loaves with burnt edges. r w bottoms,
t icky sides, until at last the crimped crust pan solved the problem, and makes bread baiting, as well
., eltcate, and
Into dainty
If not, you fail to keep up with the times. Strictly high grade, guaranteed in every particular [guaran-
restrict us
on see is at
NORTH MAIN AND M!!! IREETS,
ooden Bicycle Handle Bars!
tock of
No trouble to show goods, even
though you do not purchase.
otice.
South romalk.
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ac to our
The close of the month closes the special sale,
on reg—
We have a few
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actlcut.
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PRINTING HOUSE!
A Ihoroughly Equipped for Every Kind of Prin
can." t Inn-m w. moo-onw-
BEST QUALITY OF WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Evening Sentinel
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DON'T ter THE WORLD Knowvoume
» . DOWN.
.fin wotld ht wide~rcmemlu~f thin
Woo fortune with your hrighmt audio.”
Don't let the world know when ) ou'ro down.
It Ipollil your chance for future death!
To from" your rut-II with dull cow's crown.
Bruce up. and ltilhrr hold your head:
Don't let the world know when you're down.
Tho world Will bow in unrvllu wet
'i‘o one who "turn it with u frown.
Tenn up your hood and iluuli your eye
Don't let the World know when you‘re down.
if mnnlui'l lip Would noel! to utain
The name you hold tot bonor'n crown.
fly your own Iil’o rufutn llm be;
Don't lot the World know when you're down.
if burn your pom. your heart moan and.
Your life III-or criminal by normw'n nrowu.
Tbcn tuuul: then, writ with you, and hug“;
Don't let tho World lzuow when you'r vtiowu.
wDI'frolt Fr. U "H M.
Tim AssI«:T§i71tINu.
Inn green little git-u inelorcd by Inccp
rocks thorn bubbles up n cool, boumh’ul
npriuy. culled liltlAmn'n' spring. (lrcr it
is n protecting roof, on which swings u tin
wenther vunc mode in tho nhupo of on toot.
Every nunmuusr morning polo city
mnldcnn gutbcr round this spring, under
the supervision of noxious mothers and
careful nuutu, to drink thucml wnwr from
dainty little glasses. The men. too. visit
it. not invnlhisonly, but aiulwurt young
follows, with dork taking and fierce mun-
tut'ht'u. The white hnlrntl old soldier who
has come and “one with the Iiwullown for
the but 80 years; the wutimcutul, enig-
mntlcnl damsel. with long ntrnw colored
locks; the mysterious widower in deep
mourning; the junk of all trodes, very
much in demand on rniny days lxnruuse of
his skill in performing clevm' tricks, such
nut-nosing money to vnniI-Ih or guessing
nnycurd that tuny be selected from the
puck, Id! these persons are to be found nt
thI- spring, so tlII-ro is nothing Wanting to
moist: ltugunuiuc no culled summer re-
..trtt. Wolf—we had almost forgotten the
Illilrn- important person-the luudlndy of
the ii‘iiiit’li “misc. Slut reigns supreme.
ifllluliidlf'lmk, and trt-nts rich und poor
with the some good hutnorcd roughness.
'I‘lIerc bun been It git-at doulo‘f discussion
about the origin of the name of this
spring. Some soy thut the stumping of II
thirsty. use in scorch of wutcr caused it to
gush forth. ilthcrs dcelurt- that it got its
home front the but find. its water» urt- Int
beneficial to luvullds nsunsca' milk in. lint.
both thcorirts urn wrong, out any one who
reads this story to the and will plainly use.
Many, many years ago, whenthulurucst
tree in the forest was only is tiny germ
hidden nwny in sortie brown ucorn, both-
mg was known of the wonderful healing
ptrveraof this spring. _fI‘lIIa visitors who
of tlu‘ forest, or tho cattle tlInt grazed In
the windows, or shitpimnls and \vmnlcut-
tors. lIttnIutI-n nnd ('ih‘LI'I'WI! burnt-rs. 'l‘ho
mun prnlsed iiu' moi. cit-or wutcr. and so
did I!!!‘ :tllillliliti in thcir own landmine.
(inc tiny two nuinudv were stunvlins: by
the spring, our on om side out! who on tin-
otimt‘. III! trust on :. 4, slut stat-In throw,
both in the first ill-w ill of youth.
cxclutmrnl a silrvnt gr. ctiurr IIud Ililt'Ii-‘ili‘t!
their thir-t. 'l'ltcn tin~ oss- llilllf‘fllh‘!“ d tin-
.3. w and shyly naked. ".‘lndctnniwllo,
Inny I pm with your"
-'Ii“ MIL!!! hm‘ctimu' 2m. 'i'bvtt they \vnikct!
on side by side through tlu- meadow. tulip
any: of the weather. .’l'ba‘_v but! none «Imit-
(IIMIIYII'O when ”10th stopped nnd imptlr-
ed, “In what din-etion do you wish to go.
lllillit‘IliHIM'!!I‘iH
The groom looked monrnfully at her
.wnpnniou Illli! mntnuro-«i: "Ah, if I only
knew? Into the most Itnhuppy crIuItIIrc
in titnvorld. " The use [lilt‘riiiillll‘ll hI-r fur-
tbcr nod begged hot- to It'i! him her
II'HIIIPIHI. .
"3” name is Aihcltl,” sht- sold. “um! I
{mint‘Iir n tlistint'uishml family. (lncnu-
I‘I'iil'f'rlsi was one of ihow holy Irccw who
.Mcd thnmpltnl. You know the. story,
don't you. sir?"
"Yo-s." thc net-I nustrvrcd bcsitntingly
To to“ the truth. be bud ncwr lit-.It'tl it.
but itcdid not like to hurt. bi- friend's
it:"!!I‘l.[.-‘.
"Another of my nncc-atnra true It warm
frirntl of the holy lint-tin." slmcoulitzuctl,
"According to thc lent-ml. who is snitldo
iuttcytivvn her life for him. _I will not.
dwell upon my IIIlf't’h‘inl'e'. howcvcr, but
nyruk of myself. I. with ii brother-I uud
si-tcru, first saw the light in n fanIIan-d,
where my motiwr live-d in II ptwitlon in-ilt-
tlug her I':In!:. I was her favorite I‘iliili.
for in our family the yutlligv-d. isnlwnyu
the most tnlcntml.”
"dot on it is with us." the nus re-
marked,
"I spent my Itnppy childhood in plnylng
in the \‘illnuu mud or III the ponds of tho
mull-t garden in compnny with the young
nwuun. from whom I learned that urnco of
motion thut hon IK'I‘II so much admired. I
but! but thc first yellowdotvu of youth utu!
bud blmnunncd inton fnir young IIInlcht
when one day on old umn uppmtrcd in
tho farmyard. IIt- bud u hooked now. his
foreiumd \vnn ornamented on either wide
with two whiny block l’LII‘!!3.iI!I(I III- bud n
pnci; slung over his shoulder. The penn-
qu-f wives and the wrvoutn crowdcd
round him. uniting with tit-light nt the any
ribbons nut! ltcrehhvf displayed to View.
1"» make it long story «hurt. [was caught,
my with" and foot wvrt- tied together. uud
I was {Iii'i'fi to tho stranger in exehungo
for n blut- lmntiken-hicf with ml roses
Hod rings followI-d. I “.H lInprlmued in
:I borrow coop and stuffed “"1!!! buriuy m
futicn me. I now with horror tbnt I won
growing IIIHA'B' cut-h tiny, und not own the
grief tluit I felt; at my unhappy poultlon
would prcvcnt It. " -
”FYI! tno Mid gloat-ed In his conuutnion'a
figure. nut! vowed tlint. be bad iIt'vut' IM‘I‘II'III
mgrm'nfuln «new. Allueld guru bltna
mlt'Ill! lookout! cont inucd:
" but night—4 niIIIdIlt-r yet when I rc-
cnl! it—I hcnrd It cry of terror, which
Ioemlngly mum from the tlmmt of one of
my mtupnnlonn in misfortune. I Ituwn
pair of eyes glowing In the (Illl‘klli'ti! nnd
henrtl thudeutb rattle—«n fox must have
broken into the hI-nluutnc. Willi tho
. Ilf'Ttiufh born of fimtpnii', I forced Iuywlf
through [Ll'ilflf‘i of my primn nnIl wnvi
free. I ilcw to this vnllty. whcrc l tun-It
t'y ionupport lilo no u wild grow until
. wmi‘cr t'IIiiiW, Minn wrhnpt i may find
'rtullw' lIt'niI’il’ ii’i‘lifi'lfl fit; it "pity girl-iv, "
ticcid alghctl tin ply on Bill) iiiliuiit'ti her
Minty.
" My 131'" it vtry much liim yours. Milo.
ltlm'fil, A .t! Irv Ha. "th vaIInt-t'thn
I Mul'k I'r-M that ormnwn’u my lhouldcr.’
'I'hot ”ii-i you Iin' v.!p;li'e-thl‘)‘. l om of
tin» mm of mini names, and my funnels
I’mlu ".I'JI I rm; Irm'o my ancestors lutl'h
in tlw time of Noah’s nrk. linlunm'n IIIuI
”mi Iii» mg, hi”, ”hum jutvhifll‘ HHIIIMD
New 2‘ MI" i'bliiutitms “l‘i’i'thillri'iJIIIM'fl.
I .titi ill“?! I}; tocuiioiriiuii ma, Hil'llIliilm
"from. trim norm! or limb”! hum-cu two
Mmiiuof imp, who was also of my race.
and I will mdwnll on the merit; of no.
Nor uhrlnh from futo‘udoop furromd frown. ‘
, bu uni-tuluruhlp without the other.
. nIIIhI often went. to lit-r for ttdvlee.
tutored round it were the wild :IIIimulu 1
j tittiuivs.
Sim nmidcdnnd Would have blushed if '
. moi of lost InitlsunImI-r cninc.
was w...
other munitions numtor who rounded the
Inca of tuition. My pnrcntu heinuml to n
monastery and curried the pious tuoultu
when they ruin forth to ml: nluut My
cider brother-II nnd “intern served lnthn
an no way. Iiut the futborn mid too to tho
clolstcr miller. and l. on use with the hhwi:
cram on my shoulder. saw myself fumed
by rude mon to curry common mun! tuwltxi
I born this in Hilillii submission for, uquo
time, lint lust night i was driven to fit"!-
pcrutlon by the lint-uh treatment of u mili-
er'n boy, and I burst my bonds «In! oat-nu
ed to thin peaceful volley, where found
you. uwwt Album, by the cool w tel-Ito!
tlIoIIpI-lng. Hero I sbuil rotnulu tot-tho
pI'I-sout nud on It wild nae loud II calm and
contclupin'ti-m lifc. " '
Ho the use utni the noose rczunluul in the
Valley. 11on now cnch othcrcveryduy,
out! cuch noon dim-ovens! that life would
They
were huppy and yet sud; huppy bccuum
tin-y IIHGII nml hut-w tbut tiII‘l‘r lovo nus
II‘lilI'ltl'iI; tutti bocnlisc flu-y rt'ltlizm! tbuh
they could uwvct' lit-long to curb otlII-r. "‘
“All. why won I born u porno!" mourn-
utl Min-id.
"tilt, if 1 Were only It bird!" the use
niglwtl, and In: Inmw very well what kind
of o bird ho wanted to ho.
Wit-cits pom-d. ‘l'ilc Its-I bccuntovlslhly
thinner, although them wns no luck of
nourishing food in tho vnllcy mondow,
out! the goost lost the bright I'cdoi’ lIcr
bill, and her eyes hntl n pathetic expres-
nlou. ‘
Now there was on old owl living inn
hollow stone in the forest. She was tho
wisest. woutnn fur and wldo, and the uni-
'l’bo
use confided his trouble to III‘I', out! when
she but! board his story she sold: "I enn—
nnt. hulplyou, but woit until midsummer
dny. '1'!qu the wlsc It lshiug fniry coIIIeII to
bathe in the spring. Tell her your trouble;
'I’erhnps sllucnn grunt your wish, for she
in II mighty magician. "
’I‘bu asst rctIIrIIed with n lighter heart.
Ono midsummer i‘Vf‘, when Aiill‘ill the
minute but! gone to tho thicket whet-c sizo
slept, Il(‘. concealed himself ncnr the spring
or wait for the fairy. lio did not how to
Wolf long. She cumo flying: down in II.
mantle of man farther-5. which she threw
neith- on ranching the spring. Then she
lutthed her whitc limbs in the cool water.
The use wuitedwith the puticnccoi‘ his
rum until she triiii'i‘gt‘tl front lInr built.
When him had scaled herself on n stone
and begun to comb lutrlIuiI‘, lioltlcwin
IIrt-w ucnr. pnwcd tho Ir-ound ihrcc tiIIIcs
with his forc footluiti'euflm: :Ind bcsonght
hcr t.) change him into n gundcr,
’I'bc fuiry shtmk hcr hcnd doubtfuiiy
"l‘hnt. hi (I singulur wish," she cqurtIeut-
ctl. "but I can grunt it, tun! I will. " Then
she whispcred to tho I-Itgtriy listening: :Iss:
"When the sun rises tomorrow morning,
you must pick sa'veu Ilnislcs out! cut them
in silence. thcn dip your hcnd in the
spring. full! you will ln‘chnugct! into a lino
young ponder. Now. go your wuy and
leave mo to myself. "
'l'hc :st thanked her most m'ntcfully nnd
Viol; his tit-pnI‘IIIrc. He did not close his
cycs nil nittld. and us soot: us the mountain
[N‘ilknl’lillfiiii the first pink llushof tho
rising run be was up and uwuy to suck the
Wbun be round !.!Ii'lll. hc IIIIrriI-tl
to thc spring. dipped his Ili'lIII into tho
'l'l ; \t.,?nr. nndon drawing it out ilt‘ suw to his
li‘V ‘
rupture the form of :I stutcly minder with
Jill urn-hing III-cl; I‘t'ii'l'Ii'tI in thc ItIiI'rorliko
spring. He flew to the thicket where the
goose- IIIIII bI-r dwelling. "Allie-hi. my
dour-Inst Albeid! ' he cried. ”Win-re art.
thou?"
"Herc, my bI-lovcti.” crime the reply,
:Iudndntuty littlenss dnucwloutof the
thicket. _
Dumb with nmnmucni. tho two horror
stricken lovers tailed nt with other. “1 lb.
nu that I Wits!" grrullicti the untuicr.
“lib, wmso thut I wus‘" monucd tbc little
Ilsa ‘ .
The bot tears rushed to their eyes. and
the weeping .l'tlbcld told how she lint! fol-
lowul the trim owl's advice nud gone to
thc wishing fairy. who but! gruntml ltcr
prayer and turned itf‘!‘ lulu nn use. Then
the uumirr. ill \\‘III‘\!,~‘ brokt-It by subs. told
of bin mlvcuturc. I not sure the midsum-
Illt‘l' sun but! ncvcr hht‘llt‘ on two nioro
despairing: creatures than our ttvo ion-rs.
lint tltno lessons nil grit-f. 'l'hI-ir tvlhl
despair pu‘w way at lost in silent cudur
nncc. .\ lIIIpI' sill! rwuninm! to Iiii‘lll,
Perhaps the wishing fitiry. on hot- Ilt"2i
visit to the springs. could ho Illlill“l'i! to rc
:lLIll‘t‘ulIt' of tbcnt to bin foI'IIII-rulutpc.
liul :trrltolt- your must puss bI-l‘orctltut
could ilumll‘li. 'I‘il! tlII.-u——~pnticncc.
The winter, which brought H!!!Tt“!‘i!l;.’
um! peril to the two nucboritcs, finally
two-d. uud ibuu'nrm sprint: rillliit'ii on the
mud. 'l‘lw nun I‘lluIlwI! higher nut! |Ii,.:l.cr
This time
tht- lovcrn \wul together to thctvislting
I'niry und told hcr tlII-ir troubles.
“Thus in very unforttumtu." Itho l’Iid
whcu she heard the story. "I cannot
change you lint-ii. Kindly us I “'Uililiii-i you
the service. lint I will tell you what l
mu do. How wool! you like to lit-conu-
lIuIIIIIn !tt'!!li.!'rl? ’I'o tunitc, u IIIIIII out of on
use out! :I Izhllllm out of :I plow would not
ho of. hi! difficult. I could do tiInt. lines
it null: you?"
" Yes!" cried Bolduwln nut! Albeit! with
one voice. '
'l‘lIc fairy mutu'rcd a fur IIIyniI-rloun
\t’ot‘tIi. thcn commntuhvi Iin- lovcrs: to dip
their hcnd-I into tiu opt-lug. ’l'lII-y obcyml,
and whcu tin-y rain-d tthn Inn-tin Iioldc-
n In won It fine young follow, with u frank.
Ilifl-‘NIUIC for". mu! itllpiliilt' lIinI wus u
cbnrtning little \ro.IInII. with Ilclit-ntc ml
lips IInd tho ietulcrt-st vycn.
‘l‘lwy threw tin iI‘I'M‘!\'I.‘H lit the pond
I'uiry'u l'cct nud hissed her hunt! in [frilii‘
tIuIc. ’l'lIon their own lips Inct. und thvy
mnrmurcd word» of love to curb otlwr.
‘I‘ho fIIiI'y. seeing th‘nt alto was not wuntml
lIuru, urupped tum-if in her feather mun
lit: Itntl llcw away.
The two young [maple rcmnlucd in tho
valley. lluidmvin built iI house. ntul them
thI-ypnsml II happy life. Every ycnr n
child wns born to them. hiIIIIIPLIIliI'H u buy
IIIId aoIIIcIluu‘un girl. None of tho vilr
lutmru living around tin-In ever IunIpm-tI-Il
that iioldcwln bud ouco been on mot and
Alhcld u “misc. for they wum nu wmiblo
tut their uolglttmm ’Ibcy did not spread
the story of their trntisforutuiion ubrtmd,
for it might have prejudiced m'cplongulust
tin-III (inly when tin-y rmlimd tlmt their
end wns nuttr tilt! they I’ttniitli‘ lhc secret to
hill‘ll‘ eldest son, He it. was who built the
inn of tlmiioldott lion-Io nnd tutmml the
spring the AIwu‘ spring, in tnvmcry oi
liltipurcnts. And lruuto und spring am
known by tlwro Icon-r:- to thi-I day.
I! you V-‘lo‘ft it ir'ui-n but“: lio- hmtllmf
punt r of tho \l‘tlii‘f‘ \\‘l‘~'i!!4i"l\i'rl‘l!it'll! ii'IiV
titt' \ullrfr ln‘mn u urntluullf‘ witllil. you
run run! it nil in the book wait-h tho
lutttllntly of the Golden Goose nails to tho
Uilllllli'l‘ Visitors. «
’l'hmriahltt't fairydisuppmrml innit "if".
prolmhtv luv-note the little volley hnd boo
"'it‘il‘ I‘m noisy for lu'r.
ntccl nt ilto FilrlIiRA-n’i zouplcwhonrc lllilfiit
for My}, oi her. just in Word the burn nut!
licronm of our awry.--l~‘roin the German ,
For Elliott. 8W
lint III-Itrly t-vcry .
)4. 1r i! Rilii iltli‘lil‘nvé lililf u YIN!!!" ("ynlylp ‘
i
She—Wait there any particular thing
which street: you in the towu‘!
You. It bicycle. '
Pleasant,
ml lira up. Lures
ulluoeto Ivcdayl
without danger of
structure or lent
unpleasant e Itt.
A?! I
URI! .
PIIDV I
I'ainlm
ii
“I am sure I could never learn to love
‘1‘)!
"Oh, maybe you could." rejoined Gil-
gnl, nhceriugly. “Never too old to learn,
you know." .
“Dong your family uytnpntlti'm with
you when you have insomnia ‘1"
"Yarnwheulonn‘t sleep I sit up all
night and pruetir n on my accordion."
PRIVATE DISEASES
—oy—
MEN AND woiueu.
Sentclorges c ldtoattyuldr nonre-
cei‘ptoi pneePfJIilmplete outfit. 'v We
WI guarantee to cure or "fun money.
Home treatmelilbuoii free to any address
on receipt of to roots in niampl for postage.
VIP-SIP to, I. II. 0mm mi. lotion. III.
Hts—I always pay In! 1 to.
She—Then why tarry'.’_ You don't
owe me anything.
Toilet Sets. ' ‘
30 DECORATIONI.
8135.345. 3.90. 4.40, 5.15. 5.35.5601)35.6-50.8.”
9.85, 14.00.
If you break (I piece from one of our sets it can be
replaced. ’
Dinner Sets.
ll DECORATIONS.
83.35, ”.55, 12,83, I300, I526, 17,87,19.44, 27.76, 40.
()r you can buy what you want from open stock.
Tumblers.
300, 400, 45c, 50c, 60:, 65c, in, las.
Cut Glaee.
"s
Syrup cups, with triple plated tops, 75c. ~ .
fit
NAS H a VANSCOY',
Cor. II. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK OONNEO TIOUT
I
New York and Norwalk
Freight Line!
:COMMENCING
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
THE PROPELLERS
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave pier 23, East River, New York} (Beekman street,)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK.
Daily at Ioz3o a. m. Extra boat, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NORWALK,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NEw vonk,
Leave So.Norwalk Daily at 6 pm. Leave Norwalk,'l'ues-
day, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. m.
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of August.
Completeline of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalware and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones‘ at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwallt
m”...—
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a
specialty
at
the
Sentinel Office!
Io Advertisers!
Changes cannot be guar»
anteed the same day copy
is handed in. Every rea
sortable effort will be made
YOU....
Probably remember Marine
Mum! "AW. ”GIG Cordial inst
summer.
it made many friends; it will
number more thin mt. he-
caum it do" lust what is
claimed for it. Corr-ct It!
all how»! frouhlon.
Sample Milan fm Iii II
filondannlnu A (tofu, norm-lit
5’. II. Baxter. it. II. ”ninth!
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