Thefiwcrdheb elubwill Inset tomor-
Whitbtatibcflilym
lrvlngficytmf Wilton. has neared
smployneeat,inAibmy. N. Y.
I. (3. Hamilton and E. 8. Adams have
been visiting at the Indian Spring Stock
Firm, in§Waccabuc.
’E. A. samba Norwalk broker. re
cenily oeughtwa twenty-four and three-
quarter pound striped bass of! Gunpo.
The Republican state tickets to be
used;lu Ncrwaik, next Tuesday. have
arrived and are in the hands of the town
committee.
Sunday will be observed as All Saints’
Day at St. Mary’ schurch. Monday will
be All Soulh’ Day and special services
will be held.
Rev. T. K. Noble will ofllciate at the
funeral of W. H. Seymour, Saturday
afternoon. The Odd Fellows will con-
duct the services at the grave.
The steam canalboat Lizzie. of Derby,
from Perth 'Affuboy, with coal for West-
port, foundered in the Saugatuck river.
“When the tide fell it was found the
craft had broken in two.
Mrs. Ellen Wood, an aged woman
l'ving with her sou-in-law, Arthur
Grover, of Beaver Brook, Danbury,ie is
oonilnedtoher bed. theresult of being
aesaultedbya tramp who called, Tues-
day afternoon, at the house, for some-
thing to opt. She is suffering most ser-
iously from a shock to her nervous
system.
PRAYER FOR THE REPUBLIC.
Issued by Bishop Williams for Campaign and
Election.
Bishop Williams, the Episcopal pre-
late of the Connecticut diocese, has just
issued a prayer to be said in all the
churches throughout his jurisdiction.
The prayer has special reference to the
political campaign and election. It is
the same as the prayer issued by Bishop
Potter, of New York. The prayer will
be said next Sunday in all the Episcopal
churches in Connecticut. It is as fol-
lows: '
"0, Almighty Lord, who fashioned
thelheartsof men and considereth all
their works. grant, we beseech Thee, t:
us and to all the people of this land, thI
spirit of obedience to Thy command-
ments; that, walking humbly in Thy
fear, we may, under Thy mighty pro
tecticn, continue to dwell in righteous
ness and peace. Defend our liberties;
preserve our unity; save us from lawless-
ness, dishonesty and violence; from dis
cord and confusion; from pride and
arrogance, and from every evil way.
Continue Thy goodness to us. that the
heritage received from our fathers may
be preserved in our {time and transmit-
ted. unimpaired, to the genrations to
come; that all nations of the earth may
know that Thou, O Lord, art our Sav-
iour and mighty Deliverer and our King
forever. Grant this, we beseech Thee,
through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen.’
’ Anewsboy saw a dime lying on the
ground in City Ball Park. A tramp sit-
ting on n tench near by saw the boy
pick up the piece. and claimed it a'
once as his own.
“Your dime did not have a hole' In it,
did it?” asked the boy.
“Yes itldid," said the tramp; “give it
np'll
“Well, this one has not got any hole
in it, so I guess I’ll keep it.”
We have hundreds of
testimonials, but Boa Ami
itself is its own best tes-
timonial.
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le You, Oct. Iii—The Jocenelhee
thefnllowingdiepetoh from Nerrhtnwn.
Cherlee c. was, wbceewifewee "W
shot dead while driving with him on
“n...” "it." ‘ ”ml?!
per crown near .
steels mused of crime. He Is In the
cuetodycfedeteetlveethiebcerding W
home.
The first information received of the
tragedy was when Kaiser drove into
W with the bodyof his wife. Ithe
witness of the crime was the alleged
girder", andihcouiydeteile to bebad
were got from hint by Frank S. Nanci)
of the Farmers' hotel and the police.
Moll, wcompanled byhio daughter,
was driving to Norrietown, and when he
reached a part of theroad skirting Wil-
liam P. David’s farm. near the Trenton
cutoff of the railroad, he saw Kaine ling
wildly in the reed shouting “ order!"
“Help!" Ina carriage standing In the
road lay Mrs. Kaiser’ e proetrase form.
Kai-or Seemed heated.
Aligbtlng from his vehicle, blancil lis-
toned to Kaiser's story of highway robbery
and the shooting of himself and wife.
Kaiser appeared to be frenrled. and Man-
cil suggested probably the woman wee
only unconscious, and that the best thing
was to drive to the allies of a physician.
Kaiser was finally persuaded to drive
ahead of Mancll’s team to the office of Dr.
Mann, In Bridgeport.
The authoritiel doubted the story and
began an Investigation Cbbf of Police
Rodenbaugb, Coroner Karts and Mr.
Manon recovered the alleged stolen arti-
cles.
From inmates of the boarding house
where the couple lived It was learned
Kaiser and his wife carried a joint Insur-
ance of .10, 000 on their lives, the policies
being so written that the death of either
would make the other the beneficiary;
that several weeks ago Kaiser and his
wife executed wills, each making the
other executor and sole legateo. Kaiser is
:34 years old. and his wife was as
The couple came here from Lancaster
on Juno 1, having previously lived In Al-
toona. The officers found the alleged
stolen articles secreted by a fence near the
scenb of the shooting A mnn' e gold
watch, arevolver with two empty cheni-
bers and a purse ‘contalning 85, supposed
to have belonged to Mrs. Kaiser, were
found.
Disorderly Studente at Ann Arbor.
Ann Anson, Mich, Oct. 30. ——Viee
President Adlai Stevenson addressed a bIg
crowd at the Opera House here last nlght.
Republican students made a noisy demon-
stration before and at the meeting, but
upon Mr. Stevenson's arrival the McKin-
ley devices which had been displayed were
withdrawn from eight. When the Stu-
dente' Silver club entered the Opera House
with banners flying, great confusion on
sued. The other students surged about
the banners. and one of them was torn
down Another banner, bearing Brynn' s
portrait, was narrowly saved by being
rushed on to the stage. After the address
Mr. Stevenson was followed to the station
by 2. 000 students, who cheered him hearti-
ly, as vice presldent, and also cheered for
McKinley enthusiastically.
Commissioner Duryco Deni.
NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 30.-Commlseion-
er of Banking and Insurance George S.
Duryee of this city died suddenly in New
York, where he was visiting friends. Mr.
Duryee was 46 years old, a native of this
city and a graduate of the Rutgers college.
He was a member of the Essex bar and
prominent in local cIrcles. Mr. Duryee
was a Democrat and a former member of
the assembly. lie filled the allies of United
States district attorney for New Jersey
and was appointed In will to the oilioe
which he held until the time of his death.
Frenco-Rueslnn Wnr Plan.
Pants, Oct. 30.-—-There has been an Im-
portant exchange of views between the
French and Russian ministers of war, a
St. Petersburg dispatch reports, by which
certain modifications have been made In
the general plan for the mobilization and
concentration of Franco-Russian troops
In time of war. The Soleil says that proof
of this will soon be econ In several frontier
changes. The first step is sold to have
been taken already by an Increase in the
number of Russian dragoons.
Mrs. Coleman Dnytou Not Engaged.
Losmn,0cs lid—The report seemingly
current in New York that Mrs. Coleman
Drayton is about to marry an English.
man of title can be authoritatively con-
tradicted. She is not contemplating a
marriage of any sort. Her mother, Mrs.
Astor, is not with her In Paris, as is re-
ported In New York. but is In New York
city new. hire. Druyton also In absent
from the Paris apartments of her mother
and from her own.
Hurdorers of lien Levy.
Bsnm, Oct. EOITBPMO ,Werner, a
clerk,‘ has been arrested In the Here
mountains charged with being the Insti-
gator of the murder of Herr Major Levy,
president of the herbs bar. on Sunday
morning. Oct. 18. Major Levy wee at.
tacked by two men In Me bedroom and
stabbed to death. Hie wife was wounded
seriously. Wilhelm Greece, a lockemlth'e
apprentice, was arrested on Tuesday and
confessed.
Fire Island novel to lo“.
ALBANY. Oct. 80.-—-The etatolnnd board
at Its meeting yesterday rcfueed to accept
the bid of 090,000 offered at public auction
In New York city for Fire island. The
board is of the opinion that at least 076,-
000 should be obtained for the property.
It cost the state [210.000. The board four
weeks ago refused an offer of .50, 000,
thinking that more money could be ob-
tained at pubIIc auction.
Railroad Employoee totally llnrt.
Scorn neurones, Mun, Oct. lie—III
the yard of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad Janice Home of
Nockleud was killed, and Henry Fallon
of Booth Braintree lately injured. Both
were employees of the rced~
Draftsman wru- Ill:eeil.
Minnsamwr, N. 1.. Oct. eo.--lt. W.
Nellie, e dreftemao of Quebec. was found
deed in his bed here with e bullet hole In
his head eedend II pistol In his hand. The
accent “in“ which“ n believed
to bole amt-own. " ‘
ed byll. G. McConnicein a verybeppy
speech and those from Seneca county with
anal felicity by Dr. A. D. Dickey. Ilejcr
cKlnloy wee heartily cheered by Ibo del-
egation. Delegations of too vchre also
come from Fulton and William conn-
tIee, 0.. and a number of Republican-
from northeastern Indiana. .1. B. Tem-
pleton of Swanton introduced the Ohio
vlsltore,nnd G. G. Venicr of De Kalb
county spoke for the callers from that
state.
Sent to Spain's Penal Colony.
HAVANA, Oct. ail—Montana, nu ccu~
llet and a member of the local central an.
tcnomfrt committee, a ph‘ior named
Juan Onaghten, Antonio Escober, the
editor of La Dlecuelcn, and 185 members
of II secret association have been sent to
the island of Fernando Po, off the weet
coast of Afrlcn one ed the penal nettle
‘ meals of Spain. La Dlecnelon wee "cents.
ly suppressed by the government for print-
ing ending editorial, of which Beecher
wee the author, commenting upon the
suggestion of the joint Intervention of the
United States and Mexico with the view
of settling the Cuban question.
arm the Win sin ‘I‘ruet. I7
Cmcrnsa'rl, Oct. bit—Louis Bram-
kamp of this city has filed two suits in the
United States court at Indianapolis
against the Wire Nail Manufacturere’ ee-
eocIatlon—one suit for Injunction and
equitable relief, another to recover ”00,-
000 demageu lie alleges that the nail ae—
eociatfon has subsidized all manufacturers
of wire naIl machines not to sell machines
to nonmembers of the emulation and
that in con cones of this sub‘dy the
Wooley Faun ry and blooblno ' works of
Anderson, Ind, repudiated a, contract
with him to sell Min 40 machines. The
petition says the mannfocturere’ associa-
tIcn by this combination and an enormous
advance in the price of nails have netted
over 06,000,000 profit in one year.
Perl-heel In n Burning Wreck
Waranonrs, 0., Oct. 30. —A diese-
trcus collision happened on the Cincinnat-
tl, Hamilton and Dayton railway. The
through fast freight ran Into three
loaded oil tank care which were left on
the main track by the local freight train.
The freight train was let on fire, destroy-
lng it and about 12 loaded cars. The en-
gineer, fireman and braheman perished in
the ruins. The fire rred near the
lianbattan Oil comps y a pumping ete-
tIon, to which the flames spread It was
a total loss.
A Queer Lawsuit.
AUGUSTA, Ma. Oct. Zia—William H.
Libby of this city sued Dr. J. M. Dlaisdell
of Bangor In the supreme court here for
breach of contract. The doctor had made
a written agreement to cure Libby of
hemorrhoids, and after several operations
the plaintifl claimed that he was not
cured. and, furthermore, was impaired In
health In consequence The jury gave
Libby 0th. 34 for a verdict. This was the
first case of the kind In Maine.
W'llbllr P. Porter Ill.
WA'rerows, N. Y.. Oct. Bil—Wilbur
F. Porter, Democratic candidate for gov-
ernor, has been confined to his home all
week by chronic diarrhoea. Ills physicians
say he will not be able to go out of doors
for a week. Mr. Porter had engagements
to address meetings in Ogdeneburg. Cen-
ton, Potsdam, Winthrop, Gouvorncur and
Malone this week, but they have all been
canceled on account of his Illness.
Arrested For Promoting a Lottery.
SPRINGFIELD. Mann, Oct. lid—E. E.
Davis of the Watch and Ward moiety of
Boston has caused the arrest of WillIem
Anthony, a cigar and news dealer, on the
charge of selling lottery tickele and pro-
moting Is lottery. Anthony sold certlil.
notes of stock in the Montana MInIn
Loan and Investment company st 10 an
95 cents per share, which the society holds
to be a lottery.
Clerical Cyclist Injured.
Baum-roe, 0nt., Oct. (ill—Rev. C. E.
WbItchube, rector of St. Matthew's church
and commodore of the Victoria Yacht
club, was seriously injured while riding
bIs bicycle near Winona. He collided with
a farmer’s rig. He was brought to the
city hospital. Hie hip is broken, and It is
feared be has sustained Internal injuries.
The Harvard-Drunken Deb-to.
ancrros, N. J., Oct. lie—The annu~
al Harverd~Prlnceton debate will take
place Dec. 18 at Princeton. The subject
for debate is as follows: “ Resolved, That,
assuming the adoption of adequate consti-
tutional amendments, the United States
should adopt a system of responsible cab-
Inet government. "
Similar to Boring Ion Commission.
LONDON. Oct. BO.-—The Chronicle makes
the following statement this morning:
”Therele good reason to believe that a
tribunal, elmliar to the Bering ecu oom—
mleeion, with Sir Richard Webster, the
attorney general, representing England,
will be appointed to solve the Venezuelan
boundary all "
Charged With Ilenpreeeutanon.
‘Mosrnnu. Oct. 80.—Moeee Wetsuia.
of the firm of if. Wetsteic at 00., furrIere,
who assigned II few days a n, has been or.
rooted at the instance of enry Marcus 55
Son of Baltimore. who accuse him of de-
frauding them out of over 03,000 worth of
gum by misrepresentation.
Andrus lug-net Del-you.
Yonm, N. Y., Oct. Bil—Coroner
Lilies. who has charge of the Inquest Into
the death of Hamlin J. Andrus, awcek
ago, adjourned the inquest for one week.
saying there were some things he wished
toiuveetlgatc further before submitting
evidence to the jury.
Weather loreoaet.
Generally flit; continent wer- eeth
, Us my willie. V
Neighbor fin-endows
Oh. well! flint’e III
Testimony “Norman dom'g up
Ithe morn firm mole any
The lees faith we have.
But the Mt men's word
In taken at once.
That's the cum.
People want Booth Norwalk reu-
once.
Micularly. immature of health.
We tell you Dunn's Kidney Pills cure.
Between themehere cfihcm.
“Who can In” counts here. doesn‘t
I"
loath Nerwalk people any so.
And we give you their addresses.
Perhaps you may know them.
Active liven bring on kidney me.
bloc.
An example of this In
Hr. Thomas Wood, who residee on
Bill street. In a. carpenter by trade and
an employe of Arch'e but factory. No
is well known and his statements can
be relied upon. In speaking of Dean'-
deney Pills be cold: "For the part
three years In! kIdneye have troubled
me a great deal. When I straightened
up I had severe pain in the small of my
back. Fm time to time i have had
muscular rheumatism. I got a box of
Dean'- Kidney Pills at Pleisted’e
pharmacy. l was greatly benefited
l have no bgckeche and the soreness in
my muscles bee not troubled me since
taking the piilb."
Donne Kidney PIIIe are cold for I. A
cents per box, or six boxes for 81.60 by
all dealers, or mailed on receipt of price
by roster-unborn Co.. Buffalo, N. 1..
hole agenfe for the United States.
“——
The only vernedy In the world that
will at can stop Itchineen of the skin
In In! M of the body. that is abno-
tutely Info and never-tiling, Is Dean'e
Ointment. Get it from vour deal-e.
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You Want
Fresh ‘rggs, 30c dozen.
Entire .wheat flour, fresh baI:
rel, ‘
Apples, Grcenings and Bald-
wing, iii. 00
New sic... heat.’
The finest loaf sugar :syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons.
Mixed spices, Ioc,
Green ginger root,
Good vinegar,
I gave men.
Don't you want a nice cov;r
{or your flour barrel; 5»
nice and handy; always
among those things that
are a delight to the house-
keeper.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Mulls Street.
"IE CELEBRITED
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
GOALS
FOR RANGE AND . FURNACE.
These Cools are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for eemple load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
root.
RAYMOND BROS.
Io. ”om-III.
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Ow "0°58 IPOFICTB AT 0 5‘ men
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cue-one fl,
urea emf or epoclel eebltii.
Sees, semiotics In. enslee Ieelclsfi. teary.
parcels «Is. Corrects funcuogel d ere.
caused errors or exec-m, iclIIy yeuoyi:
Loot Manhood in old or young, girl ngvl
strength where r weak one pnvlile.
veoiem package. simple, ”clerical. and legitimate.
II ”I I A D "GIG OH.
J Dfiunirl If? Irritation: lI’nmei on
CATON" Vltlliul'l. ”Sent scaled if your drug;
gin does not have ii. Price OJ" pkg: 6 luv 3
with wrme renfee complete cure.
Inimmmiotm antenna. ., free and cunfideniinl.
Send ue statement of mo and 28 rI- [or - week' I
trial treatment. "no only so- II In M! II pcrwm.
CATO" HID. CO" .0370". ”All.
(1 «WI? , . t .1: ‘w on}: . ' .
We will not promise you the
mm» A “A
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, lending. IIIIInery ”:3"
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0'03“ Storfl wereszeIL.
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earth,
but we do prouiisc to show you
tlfic largest and best assorted
o
In the Twin Ciiic: . Examine
stock
Cloaks and
Millinery!
allthc ‘
stocks in the cities and then come
to us and compai eprices, styles and
quality. i
H. KRIEGE’R,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk.
554 and @1556 Main st., Bridgeport Conn.
The Ki dneys.....
rt: nt pair of filters.
Are an im
or there wi I be trouble, sure
They must be kept open
The powcnof that marvellous remTedy,l
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is sufficient to enable it to scour and clean these filters
perfectly. Thait Is why Bright 5 Disease and Diabetes can-
not stay where it comes
in the house. ,
Our Home Treatmml Boo
It Is a pretty good thing to have
Have you got it?
t, sent for 10 cents in stamps
to pay postage, tells about it, and how to use it
THE YPSILANTI ,SPECIFIC C0.
a-__BOSTON. MASS.
For Sale by E. P. Wdfi. Norwalk, H. R. Plaieted, South NM.
m .
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a “—‘i
lows and “carpi-flown.
scenes. 1
runner,
casement.
crannies,
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PRIcEs TO stun ALI.
CALL AND BE! '1‘
H n N R v ‘r I L L v
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We know whereof we afllrm when we
state that Ayer's’Pills, taken promptly
at the first symptoms of colds and levers,
arrest further progress ed these disorders,
and speedily restore the) stomach, liver
and bowels, to their normal and regular
action. _.
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Theoriesofcure may‘ be discussed at
length by physicians, but the sufferers
want quic relief anti One Minute
CoughCurewillgiveittothem A
safe cure for children. It is "the only
harmless remedy that P'woduces immed-
iate results.” d and G. C
Stillsnn.
In many cases the first work of Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla is to expel the effects of the
other medicines that haire been tried in
vain. It would be a saving of time and
money if experimenters took Ayer's Sar-
saparill’a at first. instead of at last.
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Patent
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“Our-Price“
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Paper-Hanger, ceIcI-Iner
.Peinter.
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South Norwnlk.
Samplnfiookeofl'ratutfityleeofl’apen
hBorder’sf mild Gig Mon token to
cases or nspec on bvpoetnl
“commit? GIN-l.
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takes out ink, paint,
in, pitch, grease V
and stains from .
clothing and car-
pets quickly and
completely and
fleLknvra-ajifl
—-—No Acid.—-—-’ secure. a Drug
No unpleasant odor. edflryfi'eehlur.
Not inflammable. Douglas wallet, 5:.
i. B. SUTTON. New Conn-n.“
Sold by A. Hickman &Son, So. Nor-
walk; Finney It Benedict, Norwalk.
PhysIcIan forWoIncn
IRS. III. I. l. IIIILFOID
Cenbeccnsultedathercfioe
Mammaram,nnmmcue,00n..
Fromm-.mtgmmnydaym
y.
Thedoctcr Is a regular physichn end for
the pest nineteen cars has made the diseases
ofwomen .I w . inty. Ladies suflering from
any difficulty Inchieutto the sex can sound!
Dr. Gullfo rdinthe strictesteo with
urauceo receiving tlwmostskflihalend
«talent Ilc treatment known to moxieru so
and $911.0an Home care with nurse
“It
wnhe . crate moderate
lowers 'nromrgar replica! to. helm eta-er
r. c. eraser, c._o.~s.
Graduatepf Philadelphia Dental millage.
Dentistry Perfumed in all if a
Branch» A
TEETH MTBAOTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Itervin‘s New Block. Washington
Secondloor
Dental rooms will be occult . on
30 II"! '08.!“-
Il Nothingness “root.
Opendailyfrombtolzmnmndfrc-
lto3p.m.,auden Mondaym
from’lto tofl.
Intereetaliowedondepcnlfl.
ALDEN WAN Prfl.
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OHN H. KN . Ice. III m
J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDIRTAKIR.
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linemen In!
GAIL“.
Jacob I. Layton,
It". It". and
Ansell. slant
INSURANCE"
Neel Estate“ eed fleece Agent
Ocean
onions mummies.
mama-Ir.
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Netqry Public.
. «an w
ya,
sic:dfl flue.
illgiii'
kingmith HS"
ccllegewaewal w eyeing f.
nudoParkrondnnd wanbllowed
boy; When he and the youngwolnh
hadrucbad theBcformDutebw,
hedrcwarevolvcendflrednttbemlfl.
Hertichlency, l‘lyeerecld,cneof_,"’
nu, ehottbrough the side. He and
neatly. Hie two companions. ,
frightened. hurried to bk bomennd,
famed his parents of the fat-litany.
the policewore notified,bnt '
mbmfldtbe shooting could fit
Pnullu'mPOl’Pll-fl
Penneylvnnlato‘dolim W
In the campaign fur the gokl
Deenocetio ticket nndwillvccefew
ticket Tuesday» hie homo in
county. Commlulonerof IndIanAKIlll
governing also left yeeteedeytcvcb'ln
Gibbon-latenede
Neuron, Ouija—Hie
summit of Daltfmorc hie-
ontho Biyllno ehnrnor nndwbl It
thowhnrt bylhtbéreBlloy,MNH
Til-on. who euurtodelu
vieitortoStVlnce’ut‘e flwbneh
willrcmaln afewdnys. fluid.)
bone-pedal slgblllcnnceatfncbed ”fie,
vieitof fbecordinalend that the’trlgle
onlyforrwltnndqulet.
WDIAetl‘nrlon Force-few.
Pmuonuuns, Oct ail—Cheri! W.
Brookeand George P. locum
forJamce Banknwbo is collatin-
unceofdoutbfortbckllllngd
W. DryedaleorwbladgeYor-k the
bevedieeontinuedfic appeal to fie‘ fi-
meanest-adhere taken in “b
thebeardcf undonwhsee aw
tlouoftbodontblntfioetollbw
mentwlllbeaekod. .
nimmmrmam' -,
ms, Peru. Oct. nit—m”- w;
colved berefroan Iceman-e
tbeBollvlnnnu buvomadefl‘eb ‘
vedon of in. m of m In the
mammdfianmm
intbeprovlnoed:nju.neartbe
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ofArgmungeudbevoexpelled dbl-
unecIArgentinohum ‘
“(Duh-lull. '
311'an ea—nmyhslcagn
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