g...
fills-lilo 3: mil El.
, 1me ouchttomanrslsooflic.
Wow Costume.
me! In nil ton.
canvas cloth combined with voi-
, doc-blue, made this attract-
. 1. Upon a well fitted lining the
ot the waist is mounted and the
. enacted at the back with but-
and button-holes. The fanciful
_ aplsstrcnof velvet, uni-
W: forming a circular yoke
W00“ the front in "V"
{lithe waist line. The contrast.
' W on each side is collected in
and fastened at the top by straps
boring mitred points, with
" in! decoration. At the lower
the material in also gathered. with
room drawn well to the centre
”W at the shoulder-edges
. m adjust the fullnes of the back
mouth under-arm goree separate the
youths back. A wrinkled belt
'4 f anoint“ the waist. The sty-
. follow the arm closely from
toagoodly height above the
. . the additional material being ar-
t’r'npcn the uppers in soft bouffant
caught through the centre in but-
, style. Prettily shaped coils of
to complete the wrists. At the neck
‘ elm recoding band over which is
ii crushed collar and tiny points
sum. The skirt is smooth-fitting
m‘beinggmhma. and falls in
, effect. All reasonable fabrics
{commendable for making, plaid,
m. figured and novelty good» com-
bining prettily with plain material in
. silk. velvetor cloth.
Tom-kc this dress for a girl eight
W craze will require three and one
M yard: of forty~four inch wide
Wei , The pattern, No. 0946, is cut
“for girls sis. eight. ten and
. mate of age. and retails for
alive cents.
em.
. ““fl‘iianmfldm
nurture-t5 Iornio llecse
mum-”u...
lo. eels size—~13
Winner
ifififii’fii‘zfim 2.70.
‘m roll. The J. '1‘. Prowltt com-
: 10 Weebinztou street.
m cm.
Melt Congregational Tues-
, '31.. annual meeting of the
i
. ” ” WeltOonnooiation.bnrinou m.
,_ 7 . museum! nioctingofthcli'cir.
. ,iWOonloolotion. Public reunion,
. mw- brim. Dr. Pullman. of
. Subject. ”Emanuele and
. . _ of Christian Doctrine."
a, prayer meeting Junior lilo-
eooiety. Topic. "Why do you
i" leader. Lula Berri. 8:00
,_ monthly locational the church
. . 0:00 not. meetingoftho
' «ammo. Thunder.
‘fley ltd-m Wide. rum
ll
“ of prayer and 0001. followed
. ., “you.
‘ v
. Arms Ancient Chm”. ‘
corner mt. loom mum
fluWMneM loom
”do to the Power-MIMI» Wu.
ammmmiimwmuumeu
nimble.
London. May lil.-—The correspondent
of The Standard at Connectinople
rays: .
"l learn that a circular has been ad-
dressed by the sheikb ul lslarn to the
trauma in Constantinople and the prov?
laces which foreshodows the speedy ap-
proach of a holy war. the noted edict
for proclaiming which in already being
prepared":
The Constantinople correspondent of
The standard says:
”The Turkish military commissioners
held a prolonged conference with the
nultnn at the Yildlu kiosk and decided
to increase the troupe in iduropean Tur-
key to 432,000 men. a decision ratified
by the sultan. In view of the ponelllle
early intervention of the powers. Ed-
hern Paella has been ordered to hasten
his advance, leaving the lines of com-
munications to be zuurdcd by re-cto
forccmcnis which are daily dispatched
to the front."
PEACE NEGOTIATiONS. ,
Greece Salt!- to flue We Formal Ap-
piloatlon For Mediation.
Athens, May 10.—~lt is learned upon
the very best authority that Greece has
made a written application to the pow-
ers through their representatives at
Athens for mediation. All the repro-
aeniutivea have promised in their re-
plies to uee their best offices except
the German minister, who has merely
acknowledged the receipt of the note
from the cabinet.
The porio is inclined to support the
powers. with a view to the facilitation
of negotiations, but» it declines to con—
sent to an armistice, on the ground that
this would enable Greece to reorganize
her forces.
All a matter of fuel. Turkey continues
to send troops from Salonlka home-
wurd. and it is probable that Osman
Paella has returned to Constantinople
from Salonika. In view of both facts
it may be assumed that nothing seri-
ous is expected. but the Continuance
of a slate of war is regarded as the
very best means of hastening the ef—
forts of diplomacy.
Without doubt hopes. have been min-
ed in Turkey that the Ottoman govern-
ment might annex Thessaly and re-
store the old frontier of 1881, but the
sultan is not inclined to rink such a
ntep. 0n the contrary, hv ”[lnilflt‘l‘ :l
uncompromisingly and will not .\'l'-lcl
to the measure of the war party at
Constantinople. f-le will be netislicd
with a reasonable indemnity and a
slight rectification of the eastern Thos—
saiian frimlir-l'. such a one no “"lultl_
give Turkey aovomi strait-git: positions
in the vicinity of Nezcroa.
Greece Cor-tides In thr- Powers.
It in understood that i’irccc nut-Wu to
confide her interests in the puwvru in
the peace negotiations.
So great in the change in public acn-
tinlcnl that but little opposition is pro.
vokcd by the decision in rot-all tin.-
army from Crete. King (gimme, who
was believed to he unappronc-ltuliie on
thin subject, has finally yielded with
good grace.
it in reported in official Circles that
Queen Olga has cent a telegram to the
our soliciting the mediation of therein.
The port-turnout lllli‘l uddrcesnd a re-
Qlll‘ut to the powers to allow their :id—
mlraiir in Crown waters to permit the
Greek warships to embark the lroopn
that have lit/i!" recalled. The govern-
ment curtains the recall no duo in lilo
urgent need of Im-n for the sir-loner- oi
Tht'ltzuly.
The latest news from the front in that
General Hilloll'nflhl in now with ”it'
Gl’t‘vk forum at l'creopln. where he in
exporting a fro-eh uliuvit.
M. Skouioudie. tin» lirvok mininit-r of
foreign affairs. said in on intrrvlt-w that
ho expects many (lillll‘ulllrn will in- i'll'
mmnlcrcd in the- pvnu- "(’Kllllilllilnfi.
The liter-ii weiilcrn mmndrun hurl Tl'it-
cuwl largo number» of women and chil-
dren from villain-n along lilo Eplrilli
count threatened by the Turbo.
A dispatch from bandit (lflll‘ll l-iniur-
Illly noyo thol illc f‘ruu‘u l'rloi-v i‘mv
nicotine in still at llullinkrm. 'l'ltu «Ila.
pull-b new lllm llw pain-due of mind»-
ilanta front Ilulllévliml, Littola and thw
nnrrmlmlimr muoiry rominuve
(lt'ock torpedo bottle Mill patrol lilo
[Hill of Vol”. II in probable that limit
ilghlim: Will nN‘ilr at lhlllinklm.
WM (inane Betrayed at Loris-n 1’
The Journal Altroimlln puioiitlhcn some
startling revolution». it will u corn-u
wow i to Pbarauin lo luvvuiiunte the
round f the retreat from barium. and
he: won allowed to quotation lite liltllllv
born of tho illuminant-d stall. .
‘Wllhmtl r'iti'cpllnn ilit-y denim] that
Hwy boil refused to carry out the or-
dt-ra of the cabinet. cave on one occa-
llon, when the government wished to
remove ironic uuperior villi-ore from their
commands. (in all other occasion tins
rial! wait in wnnploie harmony with
the cabinet. The miniature luid Indcotl
ordered the army to remain on tho tine
fensivo, but the atoll corralderctl that a
defensive attrition Would be moot eta
factually uncured by adv/anoint to cor-
ialn point». The oilioern positively du~
tiled trivial: the (in!!! for the general
retreat from Hull and declared that
they were not moon-ibis for the altar-
live attack an ”ocean.
They explained {th‘t the retreat beach
with wholeuie desertlono from the ill-
vioion of Colonel Mavromicbuliu. ruling
the 'l'uriiinlt position at lime". Then
the panic spread. the cleft was poorer-
leao to clinch ii. and I reorganisation to
l.
‘ defend barium we: intone-thin. hi. non
climate amen-rm clarion the night
and burned the unit to new the army.
With Moreno; to the retreat in not.
of your. the cum print the folimvinn 0h
traordlniiry telegram from Colonel not.
sari: “it til u dirgruceful slender to my
the: i ordered the retrent. Hy Mince
lied cdvttneeo victoriouoiy to the nine
or Janina. Why. it retreated iii Ii em.
lien on a court mortal to decide. and
the guilty guru» would be room
with death. w ‘ ,
m‘mmm
‘ Called to
”3-st «5'9"‘3 §'.',m':"'7"'_ ,
‘ inert.
' MEN, wcutuinc CHILDREN! ' ‘
GREATEST SLAUGHTER OF SHOES
Ever Known in the Military of So. Kcrwaik.
The very best goods at one half their regular value.
Last week i went to Boston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams & Co., a
tooco‘STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at
PRICES THAT! WILL ASTONISH THE unwise!
I
MEN’SSHOES.
603 unit len's Calf Skin, Loco 'l'ip,worth $3.00.:t . . . . . Sills
i23 “ " " “ Plain foes, " 3.00 “ . . . . . . L75
‘5 " “ Plain Toe Congress '-‘ 3.00 " . . . . - L75
‘5 fl “ Glob. 1’0. 11;), “ 3.00 “ . . . . . . L75
320 “ " Plain Toe, Lace " 3.00 “ . ' . . ' - . - L75
We above goods are made of tllt.’ finest Calf Skin, and every pair warranted.
too pelts Men's French Cali, Patent leather, Goodyear Vlelt,Vlorth $4.00 at . . $2.50
'30 u u u .. " “ - “ " Bull Do: Toe, Worth $4.00, at 2.50
Every man in South Nerwalk can word to wear patent leather this summer and saw the expense of shoc- polisdiiug.
i00 Pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Too, Lace, . . . $2.50
If“) n u " “ “ “ Cap Toe lace, . . . . . 2.50
l00 " Russet Loco, Plain Toe, . . . . 2.00
streams in new mi vcuiii's snort...
Ladies, Read This ! ,
i50 Pairs Lodies' Patent Leather Tip, lip-Twila“ Shoes, all size: and widths,werth $2.00, at 05c
l5!) “ “ " " “ Lace Slices, worth . 2 00, at 85::
300 Lounsbury, Mathewson a Co's Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect, in react and black,
line goods, button and lace, at SLOO a pair.
Ladies, ”1050 izoode of Inunebury. Multileli'son «Y Go '3 are diamonds.
500 Pair Hioscs' and Children‘s Kid and Russet Shoes, lace and Button, at Prices So Low it Will
Astonish You.
grinds cannot be do.
SPECIAL "OTIOE tn:- bargain uf youriife
TH EODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scoficld & loni’s Dry Goods Store, and opposite the reliable firm ofA Dicker-
ifinn 8: Son.
GOLDBERG’S *
New York Millinery Parlors!
b l.\i'lr.'.. ‘1‘“ i.
ll
This is the content sale I have over olfcrcd. and I know these
pllcaltld anywhere at anything like the price. Utlfllt' and get
Mm.
A Hoodlum udiot’ Suit blue
I Handsome isdlu' Suit Blue
May talcum. lay it.
Away tuturdsy, lay II.
We are agents for Hcrutovilz iii Miller’s skim, which arc the
mootecrrect and leading styles of this season; lit we guarantee.
We shall put on sale next Saturday, May 8th, and will condone with
a nut and complete line in ludics’enlto undjaokote liuod throughout
with ilnest quality ta‘li'cta silk; alto a toll and com licto line
of skirts li’Olll 980 and upwards; 235 per cent lower than elsewhere;
tit and prices on all garments guaranteed; it not its roprceentcd
money will be refunded. All our miliiuery goods sold accordingly.
Goopona given away with every 250 put-chaise. Coupons will
be drown,- ou deterring, May 15, at 10 p. lib
.:',._
A
authored. with, noxiousllelumeo in”.
listening eagerly lathe reading of the
proclamation which we! to decide their
fate. When the needing ions brushed.
a murmur of intenlle relief wan heard
throughout the dense thrown quickly
followed by man: about; at :wnr live
the wont ' p
“uurtnmiillnn remnmeof cause for
. the most notifies anxiety. for the ques-
tion' was whether the 13ml: admiral
whose chino were lying of! the town
and in plots? sightwouid accept Edhem
Panha'e terms. A single gumbo! from
the fleet would have compelled the
Turks to treat Vole hootilc.
"Three newspaper men. myeeif among
ihcm. were appointed a deputation to
go on board the flanhip and get the
ndmlrui'n reply. We here a white flag.
M the quay, however. we met the cup-
iainn of the foreign warships with a
written communication from the admi-
ral saying that he intended to remain
in front of the town until assured that
it would be occupied quietly.
"To this the Turkish commander re-
plied that only one battalion would en-
ter, the main army going into camp
outside. and he again requested that
the Greek iloct be withdrawn, as other-
Wiec he could not be responsible: for
what might occur."
Greek Fir-ct to Leave "old.
London, May MWA dispatch to the
Daily Mail front “do says that an the
result of the proclamation of Edits-m
l'uelia promising to protect tin.- inhabit-
ants and to new only one battalion (if:
the occupying form; on condition that
the Crock tier-l“ ho withdrawn. iht‘ (in-ck
admiral has been ordered to willtdmw
forthwith. “do has been occupied by
a Turkish force of 6.000.
The Porto Claims Spoils.
Constantinople. May ii).-—Turkey will
certainly claim a fair allowance of the
rights of a victor. and in this "it'll!“ she
will bt' supported by Russia and Ger-
many. ‘
, POSTAL BETTERMENTS.
A Vigorous Policy of [Intending Ill-ii Fu-
cilitim Adopted.
Washington. May ill—A vigorous pol-
icy of extending mull {utilities for thr-
Silliill‘llri or illl' liirgv cities as far as
imfi‘lllll.‘ by twill steam and t'lr:i,'U'l(' oars
liu.: iwnii utiopimlliiy Su'illltl A.. an:
l'nslmnstvr iiwzwrtil Si‘zulicrlll: g" .
litany of tho lull: cities will be giwn
irtutwrisil sillininnui surviro for the out-
lymg iliFll‘lztirl it tln- :itlzwns of them-
points i'n-opwmto with the ilupurtmcnt
to make ii -i. summon, our! ihi' amicmo-nt
uili iw ii lw-lv llllt‘ :illlllriliil"'."ii“lli l-‘i nu-
inl'i’fillrl {llili‘e'ri whet-o fooling l5 ovi-
dontwi than the dwinands of the sub-
urbs are nut lllul.
Mr. 33ll.illl'filwl'i:vr is giving the mat-
Te'f‘ (‘.il"l‘liil .illz’l‘lllhn and as on initia-
iivv ll.l.~' just made contracts :1: Pitts-
btirg for additional train St'r‘t'll'r“ to
ihv various suburbs more Within a.
f‘llllifi' «f about 3-) llllll'?‘ from ilo- city
witch-by from vlllvl in liirw E‘Xll‘ll mails
:1 day uiii insult from. tho lint-wit iro-
("llfllfll‘uléllii'll trains. I':ll‘:‘ll’ll‘ cars will
ilmin: inr-gviy in {tiiiirv- [maul opwm-
li- its owing to the izxgH l’lilllllu'l' of sul-
tlml 'lifill‘ii it: “livi‘n- rhr- Eli‘lilll made do
not tour h.
BASEBALL.
Thr- Suiiomtl League Games.
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Si. lumi~Y ...... l o H 0 ll 0 l u U~ 2
Luziuli“ ~llll~z ii. Hills. 1. St.
Lnlll: this. .3, Ili‘lnl'r’. 1:
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”ill mum ii :i L: o u U y; u o -_>
l'li.‘$.il‘~ “HS, in; «rt-v.13, ii. rm“).
.Mli- lllir‘, .‘I. vli‘uls, i‘.
Thr- hntt’l'lmr .‘ln'. [iv-lg".
Nusln'illv, Illa} l'l. ‘ll‘ltiiv ‘l'v't'i'lllill‘
'i‘..3.‘.nt Tt‘lutlb? i-t tell; int p:ll-‘.lw:ul.~»ii
n Lu remit: ilw l‘v pulls rim: flr' his.» (lo-
»:»'»d t. li“"”.ll and (but about (Mi-I-
ll'f \ll'i \'.l,"" [-i kw it in
ill no that l.-- l..i~’ lmut‘ owl lll‘t!
lt- tuivl Fl‘\"l.il f'lllu mlll Hull ilxv l‘~~
l-«'lll~ ill" urn-ll. '1'. tr with- i i'-‘il."iil
ll‘Jl ll“ \llll .il:.i‘.'l rm ”1“}: lllv‘ lill'll'
iii 'ill llil‘ 'i'ln i‘ ni‘illinll of ill» sini'y
llll lwal P.3[l'l . :s.i“"l quilt in ;-.. ll‘Hi'
il< z. m lu'ill’” ..l .stul Milo-i um i in.
garlic-q.
,w. ilw.
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l'urin‘ .‘iitlllytlinliI ltl'llt'llll‘tllrc
l’.nt:. .\l.ty in \.l Jiliw'gi’lli‘llir‘ «ialiur
lim- «- ll' illu Milli ml St. (on i 1 in: mm.
itilltw vi i' tl<lll"'lli"il l.“ llll‘ in .3
lull: ir' iii lllv' [luv .lt..il iwlilwil, adult
u :rw wl' l.i\l “it-lid li‘f‘l‘l’w“
{fulfill}: TlHiil lliv. 'l‘lzil‘ unwil‘ll, lillll
ilw pin» w! ‘l' illl‘ my! .3.\. rain
LU"). Mimi's Tl)“ ill rum, 2. .(
iv.i‘/.l.;l' ui‘ will. “fill :lw .
Elmo t‘llllllll'il in limit“ ilinliiiizit, ”I“ .‘I'
llt‘rtilf',
:Al 1 ln‘
flu-Mb of ahlllfll' Lulu“.
l‘ilinhtiiii. Milt: l“, .iml: .. ‘i‘ilnlllun
lion... llil‘ll inst l.‘.l..lll ul’ lulivumulim
.‘iiiivr on illl-- ». ill only lull! alive ill
“it: In your! will illill lilo. lnn ll Uli lit
iwiwii (mi 2: yum. il-r \xml ll insuw x
H? llw :«lolv ‘Hilvilillllli-‘l.il i-lllh'ii! -.;,
ml l~fli “in: ll lil’l-i'lllli’al‘l t"ltll*:~!'
lnilln‘u mmm it'll lumbar. :mni llill;
imi lvl'lilillil‘lll lil ll'i—(a‘ll turf.»
rill
"hilly .‘l‘iil‘l’. '
TELEGRAPH“) BREVITIES.
The low: .imw-n .l. liullorzium will
tnnmuiniwl mi liinllill Ml llll' liwillitli
T'oilllhlll‘ I“ M . no of Wilmington, livl.
«Tlihll \‘l‘l‘ll)’ liilltditw ”i H)“ “li'fl'
nut hilt broilm in llil i-ivnrnu or illi’w
mull ill ”in pull-u ui‘ lite llulirw Iii Nun
York.
Liliiili lv'. l‘ill’ll, illiilt‘ lllilit’f‘lllll’nllvlll
of liwilimii-o, iii-illitnd i'ni‘ lllr multimi-
il~li of i'nliliuliiin V. lliimt inl' tuityul‘ by
tho lll'llllllllt’illlt‘ Hl lil‘vult-t- L‘wit‘ Ynllr,
Wliiiv prnilvlilu lliliim Nil :1 bicycli-
on it plot ill lirllmlirli. N. J., John 1’.
l'riiuw'h. it lill'fltll‘i‘ ul' llw Nviv Jens»);
Nomi lullltllloti. imiw ul'i-i‘imnl‘tl Illiil
Woo timeout].
The will“!!! to ill! llf‘t‘Mlll‘fll. to par.
don llrohnr i‘lmpmln. lilo miiiumn»
clone winters in ”iv Hutton" lint-i lllH‘tl-
ligation. wan nlil’tim. by three of the film
mnnbern of the mutate investigating
r'mizitilliw will’illi'. Mum and iiiuillnu.
iiritoiur Mir-n iolumol in nice. and lion.
nlor limlge‘e Mailman in not known.
The amended llulmm low not not
have the effort of olmllmr hotel colon
mm no (lolliniililw writ! iblroiy. ‘l'hnro
were in ”ionic made for filing“! enclave
violation on Monday in flow York. mm
Mimic trauma acting under lanai all.
m mm um would menu
M.mu=mwa V
“P j
initmli-a 3.9
new
“’0 M!
We (life! One Hundred Dollars Ile-
vnnl forbanycuoof (intent: that cannot
be cured byrfiuli'a Catarrh Cure.
1". J. Cheney ,3 U -L Pulpit" Toledo, 0.
We the undernonerl. have known 1".
J. Cheney (or «the la“, fifteen year»,
and believe him perfectly honorable in
all businesu transactions and financially
gblo to carry out any obligations made
y their firm.
Woot& Triton. wholesale druggisol,
Toledo. 0. Welding. Kinnan & Marvin,
wholenuie drnmiats. Toledo, iihio‘.
Hull’u Cuturrh (lore is taken iuicrnol-
ly. acting directly upon Illla‘ blood and
mucous surfaces of the syetern. l’rico,
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggietu.
Testimonials free.
J
According to the newspapers, an Ohio
huebanrl became the huppyfathcr of sown
children not long ago. Of the seven all
lived but one. It in to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, the only sure cure for cronp,
whooping—cough, colds and coughs. and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillsen. "“
Unconditional surrender is the only
terms those famous little pills know as
:DeWitt’s Little Early Riters will realm
‘with constipation, sick headache and
{stomach troubles. G 0. Stilisou, South
lNorwulk, and E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
The Best Kennedy tor Khtumsiistn. .
[from the Fairhnvcn (N. Y.) Register.
Mr. James Rowlani. of this village.
states that for tueuty~live years his
wife has been naufi'erer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
each pain that the was nearly crazy,
Shoscnt Mr. Rowland for the duct: r.
but he had read of Coumberlnin'u Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he went to the store and secured
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland’s purchase at first, but
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough.
iy and in an hour's time was able to no
toslecp. She now applies it witencwr
she feels an echo or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He saw
étbui no nmiicinc which she bud u-wi
ovcr did her as much good The :5 and
an cent sizes for sale by G. U. Stillitn
Personal—Th9 gentleman who annoy-
ed the congregation loot Sunday by con-
tlnuolly Coughing will find instant re-
lief by using (inc Minute Cough Curc :
speedy and harmless remedy for throat
and lung troubles. G. C. Stilison. South
Nor-walk, and E. P. chd, Norwalk.
It should be mode a matter of public
knowledge that DoWltt's Witch Hazel
salve will speedily cure piles of the long-
est standing. It iotlie household fave.
rite for burns, scales, cuts. bruises; i l
sores of all kinds. G. C. Sillison. South
Norwaik; and E P. Weed. Norwalk.
Bilious Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
biiious colic will be pleased to know lint
prompt relief may be bud by taking:
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diur-
rlioca Remedy. audit taken are soon on
the first indication of the discount zip-
peara, it will prevent the attack. For
sale by U. (3. Stillson.
Not only acute lunuiroublou. which
‘lllily prove fatal in a few days. but old
l citronic Coriolis and throat troubles may
lrtreivc immediate relief and be penna-
i’ncntiy cured by One Minute i‘ouuli
scum. (i. (l. Stillson, Souih'lt'orwalk
and E. P. Weed. Norwaik.
Thirty years is a long time to light m
painful a trouble as pilcr, but Jru‘ull
Mitchell. of l'nionviiie, Pit... utrnnplui
, that lonnbcfoiu he tried “('W'lit'n Witch
E linzci Salvo. which quickly and permu-
Z ncotly cured into. it in equally i‘llN1I‘ll
? in l‘("1’.t'!llil and all Hklllltfit'cllbllfl. (l. L‘.
Sillirnli. South Norwalk. and h‘. l'.
\th‘ll, Norwclk.
"ii is on an: on am
That is what Edwards & Parker. nur-
_ull:tnira of l’lniue, 6.1.. say of (:llflil‘lll'F
‘lillli‘l‘i l’nm Ball". for illilumiilllllii. innm
buck. ili't'll coated and muuculur palm.
:lzlulil by (i. C. Slillnoii.
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“ il’tlll‘l‘t‘l'llll”, lizt . «use: “Dr. King's New
[luau-cry ill the iniythinn that run-u
my mum“, and it in the host roller i
liin‘l' " .l. ll‘. (‘ampbuiL merchant of
li-lotllml. Aria . wriim "ilr King‘s New
! lllfli'ut‘vl‘l’ in all that in claimed for it; it
'tnvri‘fiiils. null llliliilll'l' cure for Unit-
uompliuu. (‘onplni and Cold». 1 outinot
my commit for iiii tucritu." Dr. Kinu'u
{\‘uw “Lowery for ilmimmptiun. i'u vuuim
and (Itiltlsiuuot all rilperlnnmt. it tine
ln‘rll mud fora unaro-r of a montury.
amltoday illitflil‘l dtllliilivlul. it never
(llllilllpuiufn Fm; trial llotllu ci- lt. li.
i’lnmmi'u drug atom.
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Entitlement.
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for any uranium. but {million more “and!“
ally unwind when the languid, irritation-d
fueling provailu. when the liver in impul ‘
and «longish and the need of a tonic
utulaltrrative it felt. A {trumped-col
thin medicine into "film averted hum
and perhaps fetal lnlioon force-r. No
tnmlioino milnet more norolyiu canto
tot-acting and freeing the ill atom from
the nularinl polwn. lieutlvaolte. imil.
Elation. thuntttipiitlon, Dilution:- yield in
leotrio Bitten. and It (to put
ixittle til it. 3. i’laitleo’it drnu Ilium.
mouse-u- latte
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m. tester, ow halide. oliilblaiou.
manned emotions. and mi
tireiycam pill» or no pay not: red;
commerce me“
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not line. hillside by it. it. l’iaiint-il.
lecithin an M .
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