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The great
remedy for
nervous prov
., trction and
' -" all nervous
, .1 diseases oi the
. .1 t ' 3’ generative or-
"1 out tutu A " .it lawn. ans hf cm,“
a. ,u Naivotu Prostmfim,‘ Ilauilggu:
_ Manhood, mpotcn . , i ll y n
, idem, Youthful Errors, ileum orry, ex-
-, Wire use at Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Consumption and Insanity. $.00
r box it mail; 6 bores for $5.00.
lions bullish on. Flops. Cieliillllll, out
COMPANY.
Aided by our «team dart-lake. saws, hor-
ing mmhince.etc., we can quote
. LOW returns on
’ All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches, lt‘tmtoriett or any Largo Build-
ing work a specialty.
SHOP, RIVERt-JIDE AVENUE.
EAST NURWALK, CONN.
lESLiE GAMBLE, Manager.
SHOULD
' INTEREST
YOU!
FIRST
There is a great saving in mung
St Louis Pastry Flour. Tins tlour
Will make better pastry with less
lard than the finest Wushbtrrn,
Pillsbury or johns flour.
SECOND.
lam getting quite a good many
perfectly fresh home laid eggs;
some from my own fowis. When
you want eggs of this sort, inquire
here, and you may depend on get—
ting what, you buy; 35c dozen.
'i‘iiiRi)
lnm sclliuguire butter at 25c.
Comparison invited.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
ll North Main Street
. , q = WHEN looking for Christina: presents you
will do well to inspect my stock. as ”l have a
large line of goods selected for the holiday trade
that are beautiful in design, of standard makes
and at attractive prices. You will find many
good: that are rlcsirable that are not to be found
r-lfwhere in, ,
Not-walk at
W. AU STIN'S
.i EWELRY Smart,
CONNEC’ ‘ICU'I‘
.. .5...» a», '- ...._...._. ._
1N! CELEBRATE!)
Hazlcton
and
Cross Creek
- - GOALS
FUR. RANGE AND FURNACE.
There (Boole are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful driven. Send order
for 'rample load and Iatiafy
youreeif that: our claim in cor-
rect. .
W
RAYMOND BROS.
Io. lorwntle.
Read
The
Sentinel!
“thtfitpflnntf
e. Eugenia...
CAT ON’B VITALIZEB
Cures general or cpeclal deblllty. wakeful-
neu. Ipttrmatorituu, enriulons. inl oteney.
pll’clll, etc. Comm iunctlonll d sorderc.
mused by errors or excesses, quickly rentonug
Lust Manhood in old or young, giving Vi or nm‘
strength where ionner weakness prcvullm , ~ (jun
vt-n'trttt pnrlmgte, simple. elirrtrtnl. null lrptttmniu
J Goa} to QUICK AND Tuonouon.
I «in rt'wtl Ivy imilalt'twr: tu~t~t n1
CATUN'S Vilnll‘lefl. Sent «ruled ti your drug
pint littl'ti llttl luwu it, l‘tit‘c 5i trr plum, 0 int 55
with wrlttcn guarantee it complete cure.
Ittiuvut lllt‘l“ It‘ll tvutr-u. r-tt:., (rev and t‘uttlltlrllll tl
Send "I nintv nu ltl oi t .INt‘ and 25 «1., lot .t M (if:
ltul Irl'Jllllt'tti, I ltu- tutlv «rot in m. l. p. rm”. 1‘
CATO" MED. 60.. BOSTON. MAID.
Sold by Geo. (J. Stillrlou. South Nur-
wulk.
BICYCLE ‘
GIVEN AWAY FREE
0N
December
3lsl, l896.
One llt’allllltll tiituu Peerless iliryrle,yottr choice of either ladter.‘ nr
genie)
REMEMBER,h
This is no $75 wheel, but a strictly fir5t~class Moo wheel ittlly guaran-
teed.
Every Oash Purchase
Oi sot: entitles you to one chance on this beautiful wheel, at
GLOVER’S counts sect-z STORE,
lit) and 42 Wall street, Norwnlk.
NORWALK, CONN.
"Everyboly'a Rhona Shirred m.
an i ARU t to EXPLORATION?
Dr. Cool: Perfecting Plane to ltx’plorc the
lonelier-moat lien.
New Your. Doc. 28.--At lost an ab
tempt it: to be made to solve tho ntyrterlaa
that: tu-c ice bound in the immense region
lying within the antarctic circle. Title ex-
petlitinn into the term incognito nun.
rounding the south pole will Ital-t early"
in September and will be headed by Dr.
Frederick A. Cook, the well known arctic
explorer and scientist. The party will
probably be “one for at lentil. two years.
and they boon to necmnplhth {or nclcncc at
least a portion of what ‘3 neuron of ex-
plorcrs of recent yearn have done in the
frozen north.
Ilr. (look in a moat interacting personal.
ity and the ideal lender for ttuch an expo
dltion. lio hill mode arctic exploration a
study for yonra. lie wait the anrgcon of
the first Peary expedition, was with tho
eucecslfltl Zita expedition that explored
northern Greenland and hooded the ill
fated Miranda expedition in tam.
That. he intended melting the attempt.
this your was publicly made known for
the first time at; the dinner of the Arctic
club, ltlltl the project; received the warm
approval. of the other explorers present.
DR. F. A. COHK.
All Dr. Cook explained. there hart never
been a reel modern scientific attempt to
rupture the antarctic zone, and nonttempt
of any kind for ovr-r buyout-s. The innit
was that of Sir .lolmRttl-lrl in liltiil to true.
and the one bolero that What the Amoricun
expedition tmdor \Vilkfl in little. Hint-c
then, while many tutpvdltlmts hurc gone
north. nuno hue penetrated south, and the
only knowledge gained of it. has been the
more or lose rt-llnblc reports brought book
by during Willtltil'il and seniors.
When soon by a reporter, llr. Cook said:
“The plun has the approval of several
scientific bodies, and they ltuve promised
nld. While I burn gum gather-much of
tho net-essnry equipment, 1 still neotl ntcn~
oy, but I am confident of getting it before
the time to start.
" The whole thing will coat. only “0,000.
I do not intend to take it large number of
people Along. mi 1 think that is in runny
respect»: harmful. I would like to alert.
with two Vflfilflifi—«lnt' a small fliiilllll
whaler and the other it culling whalcr. it
necessary. however. i shell on with one
vorttzul clone. in that «one We would num-
ber only it! to in men, o of whom would
be selcntlllc (linen-urn.
“My object Is not to reach the south
pole. l have no sympathy with pole
chaser-st. \i'iutt. wo want to do ht to obtain
tlcilttim scientific knowlmltzeof tho tmlt‘
tu't'tio 'ilullt'. There in A region there of
n,|llltl.lltllt stpturt- miles of which absolutely
nothing be known. and yet. it knowledge
of it may prove of vast. importation. 'i‘hc
truoiouy. un- null oohnn current-4 there have
still to be made known, and I intend to
try to (in it. i have no particular objective
point. All that I want is to get; us far
south lIH pun-slide bci'ort- winter combs on,
iuud unruly :md ttlkc obst‘rvutionq. For
this purpotto wu will ntnrt from thin port.
in Heptmnbt-r. tutti ttlrvt' stopping at u low
booth American ports tilt” directly south
from (‘upt- ilttrll. i hope to spend tlt. intuit.
the winters nntl one summer in tint! on»
known region. ttntl ltt tittltt little we nlllllllll
learn much tltttl will prove valuable to
mankind. "
KATE Finn's, FUNERAL.
Tribute to the Memory of n Diettnlulchod
Woman.
8n l"lli\\'l'i}ii!it, Hl't'. Lot—«Tho iltml ub-
Rt‘llllll‘tl ovt-r tht- l‘l‘llltllltfl of tho into h’uto
lt‘ioitl were hold in Trinity t'httreh ltt thin
city. 'l‘ht- largo edition watt crowded to the
doom with the uncut prmnltwttl people of
the oily, who tlflllt'lilllitltl to do honor to tho
nnunuty cl thorium) womult. ’I‘im uhttlu-t-l,
in front. of which the t‘mtlit‘i rusted. won n
Illtlstfl of plum» and benulliul ilurtti plut'tut.
“out. by ptiullll‘ from oil ports of the (‘tlllll-
try, thu‘urttor llutld “mi wprtmcutotl by
his stuff in full uniform. and a number of
loroigh nonettln. fwlvt'nl Ilillttillifl mid tho
houdt-tof nil pinto and lltlllllilllmldflplll‘ir
tubule worn promote.
'l'he HUI‘VAOCIH were eumluetml by ltov.
Georg" it. Wolf out! was mounting to the
ritual of tho itiplttcopui church.
Alter thu church vcrmuotthw the body
was taken to the vrutuutury ut. ildtl lt'eb
luwn ct-ttwtnry. where itwan itwiuet’atetl.
'l’homtht'a will Mount on ll. ll, Kohlttnat.
of Chicugu. who will we thnt they mo
placed in Mount. Auburn t‘lllill'it‘l’)’. Bott-
ton, m-t-ortlinu to tltewbth exprtoutetl by
Mimi Fluid.
The Prom club of Hon lt'rnurhwu, Millet.-
cd by MW. lloury E. litghtou. took charuc
of till the m-rungenntutu for tho llllll‘rtll.
expttnm-u of which urt- pnitl by Mr. H, H.
Robbin/ti of Chlmgo.
’l‘ho following tolctrrnm WM revolved
{mm Washington alunctl by Henry W.
Thurber, Prt-nldtvnt Cleveland] private
tuwmtnry:
"The president will be very glad to
mail bloom)! of your kindnotta to have a
hand offering placed on tho bier of Karo
Fit” for llilll. "
Valuable llama": Burned.
mirror. Mum. not. lit.-'I‘he rcrtttmteo
or ”column: 1’. Wine on glut-um errant,
[’4 mum in height, won burned. cumin:-
with valuable furninhingtt and n number
of rm-o pnintlrunt mulutntunry. 'l‘hoilrc
nought. near the boiler and had lfll‘mld
through the pnrttttum button ttwtut ditt-
mvmd. Nearly erarythtng was tmtt. 'l’ho
lumen emit "urine and mitt tortured for
them. The umuum were Worth “.filltl.
frotequl; intuiermonu mutt.
Hector Dee. illi.-~Pt‘tll'0ttmt' ltmll Hein-
rich do littlelleymonrl. M. n. F' n it.
um. ge&mwointluru:n pascal
W i only .
“Harlin.“la of
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You have clipped some , one——
it“ didn't give a pmaaht where you
ought too. Tune 9115.11!) yet to fix
mailers up jfyou‘ll come here
ugh! all If It's a man are boy.
this Is the. place. Wo'yo some
Undo/wear homeroom—some ltnd
you mil not find elsewhere-~41).
Slancmtm's Elana Fitting, “none
better made." 83.50 a
garment.
THE SOUTH _ nonW'ALK, EVEN“ No Signal. monopole 23,1896.
We've other.
grades, 480: or) milligram quality either.
ll suit or an overcoat or a marklnfosll, a sweater or a
ncclllo or one of [tall ”a hundred things we could
nan/Io. can be gallon here at little prices.
Boys Wll/ want sweaters more than over now that real
winter has calm.
We have the all wool kind In
(Micro/t! colors, Sal/01' collars and striped culls,
8/. 25.
We Sell
Mucl/Itloshes, Starmll'oals,
Dani's (ti/ares,
Tonnert's Glows,
Metgs & Co's Shirt,
Metgs & Co's Collars.
Open this eveningmevery evgning while ’96 lasts.
oilseed)-
BRIDBEPORT. CONN.
Pic/h collars. $1. Men's'fine all wool
sit/eaters, 3210.36. We'll have toques to match
this evening. These sweaters are straight from
the factory and were made to sell for more than we
ask‘ You lmow [row It has beenwwarm weather.
tale Miller. the ma/rcr gal firm] of waiting for the
demand, and our [mac tool! a lot of them.
0.0.
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BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
* NORWALK.
'l‘lll'l i’RUl’iilJJiix’S
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
YULCAN,
Will leave Pier 23. E. R., l'it-ektuttn street, . ew Yorkjttt 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. at; South Norwnlk h p. m.
7 it. m. 105 p m.
Freight ret rived {tom
Uponapplication to agents the (fity of Noruttik
liztgic and Vttlrttu will be sent [or special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
. All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of tilt: bouts of
this line on :lCi‘tllllll. of the owners thereof.
Nash & VanScoy!
We are now olltetitu‘: :t lbw St-lt‘etiott of Cut
(ii on lu‘ ltnlitiny gill’i.
nrthlr to have n lusting finish; We do not
nppiy the term “tint glass" to goods finished
by at his, :l‘i is done elsewhere, but lmy from
the best manufacturers: you can reiyon each
:tttlrlt- [or :1 Wm.” shape.
We gillli‘dlilf‘fi every
()ur llnvilnnd
(birth, of many designs, cannot be excelled.
We have the (”Will and rielfilst assortment of
. t’mtey mid pieces, as Well as dinner sets. that
i run he bought outside of New York,’ The
prtces will suit all purses, but an early call is
required to choose the prettiest.
W
NASHeyANscov,
cor. ll. late and West Struts.
SOUTH NORWALK.
OONNIOTIOU'I‘.
mumboittoullmthmdmv
V What is It?
that prompta you tobay your lhmc at
one tum-o rather than another? Isn't it
Mylo. quality. tit durability and price In
lathe Him! and prompt and oourltttm
attentional: the olthcprottrl' ‘ alarm
W? I! tm
Inclination-or.
i
run in out.
Perry. “We hevemet the bit-my
and they are con.
The may no numerous and firmly
Wind In loath Norwalk.
We conquered. Forum and poor
Iran's planter: yielded to Dcen'c Kldv
nay Pills.
Linimente and 0115 were thrown
away in the rent.
Deep rooted prejudice: existed.
Dean's Kidney Pills changed all thin.
Doan'e Kidney Pills have cured—«ec-
tnally cured—~bad cases of
Kidney DieeuMieem. Ilow. In-
. aldloue, and deceiving.
And have brought good Iouad health
to scores of sufferers.
Mr. F. 0. Lyon. of No. 22 High street.
adds his testimony. He helped to
mold the minds of a boat of his fellow
cltlzone. lite profession, that or a
school teacher for thirty years, tlfbeen
of which he was principal, placed him
prominently before the public. When
in harness be was an oracle and bin
statements carry weight. He says: “I
procured a box of Dean's Kidney Pill-
fmm Ptatstod'a pharmacy tor a slight
urinary trouble that originator! from a
cold. I «light it at an entertainment
about two year- ago. Douro Kidney
Pills mult have brought about the
change, for urn now quite well."
Doen'e Kidney Pills are for sale by
Ill dealers, price 60 cents, mailed by
Foster-Million 00., Buflalo, N. Y..
Bole Acetate for the United States.
Thousand- are cluttering excruciat-
Ing misery from that plane of the
night, itching Piles, end say nothtnn
about it through a tense of delicacy.
instant mile! in Dean's Ointment. ll
never fails.
iCE CAVERNS STUDlED.
Thom-log no to flow the lee In Formed In
These. Underground Refrigerators.
Edwin S. Billt'll addressed the meeting
of the Academy of Natural Sciences on
“Ire (lures and the Causes of Sttbtot-rnncun
Inc." He descrlbud the diflercnco between
ion cows, ten goruesttttti wind caveq. Wind
holes. or cold air current rnvce, he ettid,
sucked in cold air during the winter and
blew it out. during the stututtcr. They
Were not. neecssnrlly connected with tiny
ire deposit, while ice gorges retained the
ice made during the winter into into the
summer nud sometimes through the sum-
tune by reason of their loontiou protecting
them from the ctlctttscf tho hunted air;
but. too cave» lmvo 0 tool. ntltl in his trnvvls
'in much of information, which had been
extondol through Hungary. Germany,
Frttnco, Switzerland and port of America,
tut well us from the rather scant. literature
of tho subject. he lcund that. themouth
was always located on the slope of n cliff,
hi the base of u olifl, or it was is largo pit
into which the ice cave opened. Their
size, ho Hilill. vnriod from several hundred
(out. in length to quite smull holol.
'l'hu lt-odltl'urn tutu-h from that: of tho
glut-lure, containing no eromsses nnd hov-
ituz rounded edger. The cows um fea-
tnouvd with ice Eilllilt‘llli‘n‘lllld :tuintzmitns,
Humour them being from Bl) ll motors
in length, sometimes hollow. It‘o wnlle
of considerable length and bright also up.
pi'ltl‘ ill smite. stud subterranean snow lllh‘
been reported as occurring.
'I‘he natives of all too t-uvc lot-trillion, be
mild, nmltttnltl thnt thoy nro ooltlcr in
Hllllllllt'f‘ thmt in winter, which had led
runny observers into error, the million per-
btlps lining ind tltltruy by lllt‘ luvs thnt ill
ntlttttm-r tltcynru ltttttth colder thrm the
outside ntmtmphcre, while in winter they
urn nonmwbnt wurmor.
hlntty hypothuucu, ho anitl, hrtd bill!" uti-
vnncotl to uceount for those unven, one of
whit-b won that thuy wvru tho rtnnnltut of
tho ulncinl period; but: this but] been ennt-
pinteiy tllnprnvuti, tut runny of them have
been entirely elotm-d of ice, but it niwnyn
reformed nuttiu thciollowlnu winter. An-
other Willi that tho uttvo rook. utterly nIWuya
iimn rock, contained unit. which wnutlo-
composed with tltc autnmor hunt and our-
ried into the euro by the percolating wu-
tcr; ntlll another, time ovtltmrntton mid
expansion ltttd «munching to do with it,
utltl ilmllll thut. prernuru woe tho responsi-
blo t-nueo, I in thought, however. mm the
correct. ttxplntmttou watt. tut it lintllllt'tl to
ttuuortl hunt with the known (until. thnt. lltl
tho mouth of theme euros ht ttiwnynu mut-
nitlurublc dintnnun ubovo the floor, the mid.
horny winter ulr otttcrlnu the cum Wmlltl
sink to the bottom, oolmtrnlinu the Writer
thorn nttd thut which pterilitlttid through
during external thuwe. in numtutu- tho
brat wuultl afloat the upper lnyorn of this
mm» nlr‘ iii-tit, nutl by itc cotuthucnc cxpuh-
elolt tum-u or loan would he tort-ml out, but
thut tiwwholo brtlynf mvn nir would not
be amount by tho bout. below the next.
wintcr lot in.—-—l’hilutlclpltttt 'l'lmce.
The Cor-poo Flori the Autopuy.
Dr. (Jrnwford ul Ilnlttmurc in related to
have advised a patient who fancied ho
watt dying of liver disease to travel (in
returning he appeared to be quite wuil,
but. upon ruccivlng information of the
Much of a twin brother, who had actually
died of a rainbow: liver, ito immediately
etaueretl. and falling down, cried out
that he won titted. and but], rut ho nlwuyn
expected. died of a liver complaint. lit.
Cruwfcnl. being not for, immediately at-
tention. and on being informed of the no
ltnn which hnti wired thchypnchontlrlno,
exclaimed: “0h. yon. the gentleman in cer-
tainly deed. and it ht more than probable
that ht: liver mun the death of ltltn. lluw-
urar. to aucttrtun the fact, [will lint-ton to
cut him open before pntrotaollon tulm
plttoc.”
Hit called for n earring knife. and what-
tlttp it ti! o butcher would when about to
open n doutl cult he ttteppml up to the pita
lien: tutu begun to open his mutation
The hypochonttrltw became so terribly
fri muse that he leaped up with the
an ity of nrnhhit.autt cryinponl‘mae
Germanium. mmi'tm oil-with at
rotted t i would have m a wire of
declare 'oateh Mill. a
Will. . -
“0.03!th
‘IN A BLA
“I want: you." intd our aunt
one tiny, "to go down to wt
Borne mum-lone dictum
and the local police mambo
our toll of tho ntfalr. " 7
Ifound that! had but! I'll!
the new tutor to a boy of Ill fem
who, howevor. Will not. to : _
attraction at once. on hie halide” were
yet. concluded. . ,
The their: had been paint color,
time, and only three can allied
rtvctl the eupcrinteude'nt’e me
watch had disappeared. She too
it up the last thing betel! all!!!“
bed, and when cite and Mr. Stall
gone down stair- tc breaklalil “in,
both observed that it lay upon til“ ..
table. The ohambertuald, too, V
gene in Immediately altar. M
is lying there. ,
I had no auspiclon a! the chant ‘
I did not like the boiler, bull libel pal
was because he did not; betray any ‘
partlality {or me, though he mil 1 ‘
show me some respect as the lien 1
who had come to educate and‘look
Muster Reginald. V f‘ ‘
I discovered that tumor not: aircrew
ins fl bottle of Mac and imbibing l”
tents, and that occnrlcnally he int:
found at a public house, in the'tewn. . ,
I did not on this account jump at «one!
storm. rl‘he man who would it'll ML“
of wine lllld drink them was not the “it!
of watches. tinge, plate and valuable ' _ _
ntcnts, of which things quite a large tun
her hat] disappeared. . ' . ' .
In twu tnorctlnyzt two valuable
manta had been taken from the drawi
room. ‘ . "
“Mrs. Stanton," I mid, “I think thrill ‘
be necessary to make a thorough march
through the piece and into ovary servantll
box in the house. ” , -
Wimt really stuck me was that on n'et- ,
titer of these occasions had any aervanlt ap- .
parcntly left the bottle or been vilited by
anybody from the outside. ‘
“0! course, to allay suspicion. my bones
shall be searched tut wall," I said. ’
“As you will," she replied. “Perhaps,
however. I ought to tell you that thin but!
again and again been done. and that the
servants have themselves so frequently
urged it and almost forced it to be done
that at but I said it should not be rapeatb
ad. '1
“I think perhaps, madam," I mortally
urged, "that my knowledge of boxes and .
their sometimes secret wayll may be of ’
service.” ' .
The examination was made. No secret
places Wort) found. A few articles were
taken to Mrs. Stanton to set) it she Would
lay claim to them. but. they were not ban.
I had never before so utterly tailed. In
the course of as many, weeks two other
thefts had taken place, and an 1 neither .
could detect the bulprit nor moire thcleneb
suggestion. in order to get away from the .
place, I thought it was time to go back to ~
London.
One day soon after my return to town
whom should I see pun into it well known
pnwnbrokcr's shop, in the west end. but
Mr. Stanton! I followed him ill and spoke
to him, but. be counted in no way to know
me.
" My name in Trcvelyan of Scotland Yard.
and 1 intro been in your houseat Winches-
ter striving to detect. thefts that are there
taking place."
“I have no house at Winchester. and! '5.
do not know you. " he rnthcr cttrlly replied.
"Well, this in a know an,” Iiuvolun‘
turlly cxrlulmcd. In no way dim-uncertain],
however, the gentlemen unmatched hill .
hug—abut; I well know—41nd oflcrotl in 51
pledge two or three articles that tone
were perfectly futttilinr. 1‘!
"Why, air, you ure Mr. Stanton cf
Struntlun iinll, Winchester, ami- theseam
things I know to have been in your home.
"You, tmd you have pledged many Inch
things," tho pmruhroker, who knawmc.
said, "but olwtiyn in the name of George
Sttlilt-ltl.”
"t‘ortnlnly," he replied, “and I live at
Cumbt't'lnml pinto. " tnciltiolllnga number.
1 went to i‘ntnbcrlnnd piece. but no
such home an fittilit-id wus there known,
and though I linger-ml about til) Into It
night. the gentleman whom I know to M
Mr. Stanton never appeared.
The next morning I wart on to Win-
chester und ct course wont tilt-night to
Strumltm ”It“. Mr. Mouton, naucual, had
loll. {or business. ,
“llid Mr. Htunton tell you that he saw
me in London yceterday.“"l acted lire.
Stanton.
“I ntu not aware that ho was in London
yontortltty. Ho bun not said anything about
it. "
“Well. at any rate, I have dllcovertld
how your property “not! and whore some
and .i lttllit‘t'lt tho u'imltt of it. lit." ”
‘ And have you would the thief?"
“it. bl not a thief who when it."
“ What do you ltttmtt?” '
"Your goods are token from thin bottle
and disposed of, though not. hold. by Mr.
filtlllltttl, " n ‘
Mu. thtlton was astonished and could
lutrtlly hollow llitl' own ant-e.
“ llttt how am it be accounted tor?" the
asked.
"(July I think to pro myth-either he
ncmbt to mine money for titanium pur-
pututtt or he hurt it httiittelnntlott."
”lie in not. short of tummy. lm' lie ll 00?- .
thinly very Wealthy. and hill bulimia II
exceedingly prunpcrontt. All to a bullwh-
nation. he (lfltlfi did antler (mm A will, '
collar one indeed. Ho “:0th it“ [it
right arm won all. But he VIII caudal ‘
"tilt."
"i think." i timid, "you had WW5-
tlultt the come duttmr again. ” .
The tlmttor Willi ltntncdltltely in. ',
and he mlrlml that nothing Ibrtttid‘fi
mount. ltutiultl, but. that llrttttll all a.
block be“ My by day abuttltl it. may
inetl to true if any articles from hall. “it“
be found in it. and perhttpglt infill“ ill
better for that to he done Willow M
at the omen. who. 01 course. mill. hi M
into ttm mm. That we. done. and may
article: nupputlad to be atohm m My".
«ml in that way. ~Itlxchn1lie. . u
w
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Inn-nit! In In“. m
Dr. Wamnek tut- more to the material
that millionth motility in one ol. “a“
mum of mental dittcala in F ,
evil orients or ihht drug are “limbo“
Egypt. but in all cam whim”
Dr. Wanton): think! Ill“ lie lint MW.“
wlhttttmt by mutation. it in ct ‘
certain that the Egyptian marital” J
before time be compelled topical W
”flirtatious opium meal, the ‘ , ’
Ultimatum-c it can nautical!” g
nurtyovorymauml call. “'
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