ltyJill: model is composed of cin-
M
are of admiral-blue velvet and
bow at front of waist is of vel-
tis finely knife-planed finishes
dock and Wrists, and is also employ-
‘ further decorations at throat, form-
"lull jlbot.‘
waist is arranged over glove-fit-
liplns that closes in centrefront,
M vest being lowed permanently
l , tion to the right-front and closing
, lyfon the left. Smooth under-
lms separate fronts from the back
. is gathered at the neck and again at
Milan which is encircled by a
”velvet belt of medium depth.
each side of the centre-front and
. Wide box-plans of straps are appli-
M '80 included in- the shoulder
mind again fastened at the waist
‘ and lo arranged in front to fall in
‘ .. fleet in harmony with the full
of hengnline Which is also slightly
‘ltylish sleeve. shaped in latest
has the fullness at the top collect-
gathers and fits the arm closely
‘ l the wrist to above the elbow.
_- , design, which is extremely youth-
. bud becoming. is adapted to all sea-
" a tabrlos and suggests many hand-
We combinations. Dainty vests may
developed from chiifon. moasselino.
., om colored silk in taileta. Red
filmed extensively in connection with
my, black or blue. The waist here
pictured might be effectively carried out
in any of those colors with vest of ms
rebellion-planed chiflon in deep scarlet.
' , To make this waist for a lady in the
Minn: line will require three yards of
{nutrient-inch wide material. The
Wu, No. 7022, is cut in sizes for a 32.
shot. 88 and 40-inch bust measure.
ferrule 35 um EL
, coupon
Mute one genera. an! :luoI lo.
":1.
, ”will “Islam; and Midi-coo
turtlvllt's Inglis IInusl
. lull
. About: Wm-,.m.-.w._._.__-. ...._
Amen. 7"2‘.’ 617.! ll!
00 II to Ill .
1. , Wu‘gm'nt Eons
”M. .W
lawman?“
m Harvalk Tramway company hm:
.. the bonding of it: rolls and
. nptbe track in this place and
g .whloh will mute riding more
. 10 than heretofom.
m d "I. lit“.
3 Bowl, the loading draught oi
- . Ll». layl: "Dr. Klnu'l New
ll the only thing that onion
and it in the bolt wile:- l
-. 3'. Complain. merchant of
Allan Will: “Dr. Kin 'I New
. lull thatilolaitued or it: it
y l audllaluro cure (or Gilli-
" Until! and Golda. lonuuot
.1 g for it! merits." Dr. King'u
' . g for (Mmptlong‘tmubu
, not.» experiment. lthal
,‘ a quartet- ol a «winery.
. » utthe head. it never
. ‘ smlyla one»
i ,
A~ lo“dh
" ; ,i l
m Wm
mature-ruin: alts.
., .1.-
, aha. p
or
' l
» W. Forlythe to
- eluding brilldler general.
brevetted tor gallant and meritorious .
. campaigns nnd.chle! of mo of Major
.Ior of tlvnoml Nulhunlvl Lynn. l'. H.
or ii. liar
Ml nominated
General 31'0th was be In On ‘
and mdmted from the. unharm-
only ll it“. boring thewar he earned
bravura in everyone- on team: ln~
3 war
services in the bottles at Chieldmaw
no. cedar . Creek. . Opeouan. More
fill! and fllddletown. Va. Duds): hie)
service in lbl war ottbo rebel 1::
.’ ,
GENERAL FORSYTHE.
was on the vatafl of General McClellan
during the Peninsula and Maryland
leneml Sheridan during the Richmond
campaign and participated In the fa-
mous raid from Winchester to Peters-
burg In pursuit or Lee's forces. He uc-
companled General Rhcrldnn to Eu-
rope as an aid during the Franco-Prue-
sian war. Since 1873 he has been etu-
tinned mainly in the West and has lwen
in conspicuous service in the Sioux ox-
peditlon of 1875. in the llnnnnclt cam-
paign at Fort Walla Walla. Wash. and
in autumn with Indians at Woundml
Knee creek and Catholic Mission. 5. 1).
He became a brigadler general Nov. 9.
1894. and was unsigned to the depart-
mental California. where he has since
remained.
PROSPECTORS‘ MAY BE LOST.
Grave Forum For the Nutty of Mom Y.
Ransomc'l I‘Irty or “old {insolvent
Buenos Ayrcs. via Galveston. May
lit—linltt-d States Minister “'llllnm l.
Buchanan has begun an investigation
to Ilnd out it pcmsiblv who! has lmflmli‘
ol the American sailing vessel Jusvlvh
F. Luubat, which. it is [t'lll'o-(l, has hwn
lost somewhere between this port and
Term dvl Fuugu.
The vessel, whloh was cmnmnndvd by
Captain T. ll. Connors and had on
board Muses Y. Romaine. a Wrnllh)‘
American. and several prufl'llllt‘nl young
men, left this port in January on n
search {or gold.
The Louhut la :1 small vomit-l, and the
fact that nothing has been lli'ilrll from
bar has glwn rise to the fear that slu-
has been lost.
Minister Buohnrmn hue mulertnkm
the investigation at the request of tin
Amour-an rclnllws mu] friends at th-
man aboard the lmubnt, W)“: on» our-
ious to nswrlnin as much no [mngihlv
regarding «no mow-mun: of rho v’macl
since she was last flr't-ll.
Speed of Torpedo ltnnt Porter.
B:'Idgc~port,’("onn.. May “i.““Afilelflnl
Sovrotnry n! the ’Navy House-wit, “no
to in this rm; to lnspcri the minimal
Nashville, that Is now nnrhuml In this
harbor awaiting the attic-ml trial. will:
glvl-n on evidenw of the spew-cl n! the
torpedo boat Porter by it run our in
Oyster Bay. N. it. at the «low «It hm
inspection of the Nashville. Thv run
from Bridgeport to Oyster Buy war»
made in t5 minutes. showing it Spun}
of over 2! knots, although but two-
thlrds boiler power was nan-«l.
Cantu! Find the rational".
Bunnie. May lit-w ll. It. Norvrll, whu
acted as a pustnmslvr m churn!- or n
substation on “'ululrn nvvuue. is mm:-
lng and in said in lu- in ('nan. ll.-
wnn lust hum! of In St. l‘ulhnrlm-a. 'I'hw
poutnl autlmmn-s haw rxmnlnml Nu!-
voll’u boobs, luund u uhnrturu of low
"la" ’50” and how l‘vinvn’ml ”In Ullln'.
Nm'vo-Il war! undvr howls. uhlrh van lw
(-olleriml. Illa fl'lvlulo how imam“.
nlly tried to [minor hlm In rrturn.
m
To l‘rcm-rvu t'ltlef Jubilee Marshall‘s llama.
lllrhmnud. May lit—«AI n mow-Hm: M
the ltivllmmul liar nesmlntlnn n, inn-nu
nu-nt mu! stark-d in m-rulv Ihw wel-
dent-o formerly xurulvlml lvy l‘hlll Jun-
tlce John bluwlmll “uh u vim-.- In In
pronort’hth‘ni. it Is Into mlml lu pro-wrw
the home Inmrt with Ihv hooks and
[llclllrt'n “Mull ln'lnllm‘d in lllv “run!
lurlnl.
Pardon Allied For ltnrnnt.
flormnwnto. Muy lil.~llu\*vrnut llmhl
rul'Ph‘NI llv- forum petition (or Hw pol »
do" of Theodore hum-um. unuilmu "x-
m-ullun in, Sun uni-min [vrlrmn for tho
monitor of Mlnulv Williams and lllunvhu
Lamont. ’l‘hc- million will he board by
(lovo-rnor llutld b‘rlaluy nmmlnu.
Death of «otter-I Lyon's Mun.
“Ft-luster. Mam. Muy til. Mm tine
phrmllu Ilosior. lhn only surviving nix»
A.. who fell hi the bottle M )‘l‘llluns
(trunk. Mt... In Mill. dII-d at her home
how Ill old as".
Is-Chltnm Cheek" Player Irena.
flaming". Hay lax-drum (Blair. lined
in yours. vl-l‘hllllllllfli checker Mayor of
tho llnllml Ilium. in dead.
Mom...
reusomemoweaevmes.
llmtvy mom-Morton huvu prevailed In
Enllund and Modem].
Typhoon [I won lho mm (or tin- Kril-
lul'kt' “Why nl Mullvtllo.
(I. (F. lloluwln. naval ulllver or the
port of New York. died in Newport. It i.
W. J. Calhoun. nwwlnl c-mumlnnlolwr
to Inwailnate the Null can». no; up
r‘lvcdut Havana.
A break In it lmulslunn level.- will
(“new audio or the ribbon sugar lands
in mm Male to luv ouhnwmml.
{Shoes You llmm. opal-ml I'ilprtmoltme
live out the shower or Home. omml
In New York on Ms way to attend tin-
uuven'o jubilee.
The grand jury loomed I‘umnmndor
1mm 'l‘uvltur oi the univulluu Army
on aluminium a phone nuisannewihr
Fourteenth ntruul hormonal. New York.
’l‘hu entire oven. at in number. oi the
acumen!” but: hunter. who» aunt
. fir .
. humanism»
nummmommm
aShlon ble Sh
7? "Fox ‘
* .. ME". WOM'E‘AND CHILDREN! " J '
GREATEST. SLAUGHTER or SHOES
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
$6cco STOCK FOR FlFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at
{PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!
W . {'HOES. '
« ', MEN’S S
683 pair Men’s Golf Skin. Loco Unearth $3.00.,“
. . . . $1.75
:23 " " " " Plain loos. “ 3.00 " . . . . . L75
‘5 "Y “ Plain Toe congress “ 3.00 “ . ‘ . . . . I.75
05 " “ Globe 'I'oe Tip, " 3.00 " . . . . . L75
320 ” “ Plain Toe, Lace “ flu " ‘ . . ' . . US
"The nimvo goods are made n! the finest (lull Skin. {lull every puir warranted.
I06 pairs Men's French Calf, Patent leather, Goodyear Welt, Worth $4.00 at . . $2.50
'30 u “ “ " " " “ “ Bull Dog Toe, Worth $4.00, at 2.50
Every mun in South Nurwnlk con Miami to wear patent leather this summer and mvv Ilu: exponen- of film.- finishing.
I00 Pairs Man’s Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Too, Lace, . . . $2.50
mo “ ." “ " “ “ Cap Toe Lace, . . . . . 2.50
we “ Russet Lace. Plain Toe, . . , 2,00
saaenms In save one room's snorsf
Ladies, Read This!
I50 Pairs Ladles’ Patent Leather Tip. Up-l’o-Date Shoes. all sizes and widthsmorth $2.00, at 05c
I50 " “ ‘ “ “ ‘ “ Lacs Shoes, worth . 2 00, at 85c
300 Lounsbury, Iathowson .& Coll Fine Shoes. 3 little imperfect, in must and black,
line goods, button and lace, at $I.00 a pair.
Lndior, limo gmnls of Lotmsbury, )lultllowson .v ('o. 'u are diamonds.
500’ Pair Iisses' and Children's Kid and Russet Shoes, lace and Button, at Prices 50 low It Will
Astonish You.
thusvgmuls cannot be do.
spacuu. "one:
THEODORE H. OLSEN,»
Next to South-h! & lioyt‘s Dry Goods Store. and oppooitc the reliable;- iirm old Dicker
mun N Son.
- o
This in the greatest rule I have over ollcrod. and I know
pllcato-d nuywhoro at anything like the price. Come and
GOLDBERG’S
New York Millinery Parlors.
.Jll7lh
‘i t l‘l ‘al'tbll.
“lonesome mm Suit mm
A handsome leilt' bolt Olson
duly Ilturdly. lay It.
Away hturdly. my ll.
We are agents for Hol‘movitz «it Miller‘s skills, which are the
most correct and lending styles of this scallion; lit- wo guarantee.
We shall ut on sale next Saturday, May 8th, and will continue with
a full on complete line in lodios’suits and jacket» lined throughout
with finest quality toll’oto silk; also a full and complete line
of shirts from 080 and upwurdo; 35 per cent lower than o sowhoro'
lit and prices on all garments guaranteed;ihuot osreprOsontol’
money will be refunded. All our milliuory goods sold accordingly.
Ooupone given away with ovary 25o purchase. Coupons will
be drawn on Saturday, May 15, at 10 p. m.
y
Y
opined lumu.
. , A moment ration do
at lnllollnt bunt-entrant» Visible for
A Mn‘ Ilium-
In some or the magnificent work oi
the Life Suing Gem of the Govern.
'ment. and regardless of the opportune
for the remhyrlnx of aid to the ship
wrecked widen in at their command.
many a life law busn'lost by the low
billty or the persons who'are clinging
«on wreck to we the line shot at then:
from the slum or. it it woollen the
rigging to tell just where it mlght be
As, in such comm, min
tum; mum: lives. the inability to sec
and grasp the llfellno without the do
lay of u Ill’L'Ollil, hon loser-um] the pop
olntlun of the earth by ueveml in
many, many instances. k.
The idea evolved in to provide a lift»
line which emits a, plumplmrosvuul
light of eulllelcut lumlivuulty’lo be via-
ible (or a long distance llnmudizuely ll
loaves the moi-torn mouth and lo ehol
tlu'ouuh Illc gale and across the waves
to Ilm wreck. in the post if It hap-
pened to in! daylight when the life-nun
ors worn at work, they could by means
of Illolr glosses toll whether or not
they had landed a lifeline aboard the
\vro'ck. It unfortunately huppvns.
though, that the majority of wrecks
tumor at night, and. tin-refer». o In-
minous lifeline lK‘t‘OlilQS on invmuion
of the first iuumrtnuw. By its use IllI'
life-mind's can tell exactly who! has
liuppvnvd lo the line. Thole need be
no more uncertainty.
it is estimated that the luminous lino
will be visible with as ”1114'“ distinct
nous as if the light were omitml from
u Tulcuncllc povw-r rim-trio bulb. In
that way, unless the storm were too
Ilvnsn. the line would ln- visibil- its ru-
llro length from shon- to \vrm-k. and
the wail-hers on the limo“ could in“
just what. progress toward safety was
lwing made by those \vlmm' lives they
n'vn- Iryiug to sown—Austin Sum-s-
lllzlll.
Johnny “'mm‘t Quite ft: 0:: America.
The Io-m-ln-rs in the kimlv‘gm'twu liud
n pvrpvtuzll fund of mmwouzrm 'm the
funny little pmph- mnlmiltmi to till-1r
a-lmruv. ()m- (If illvmwunn- of ”In
h-m-ln'I‘Sv-wls responsildc- for this Hiury
of u mite of u lull. \vlm pHSN’sSvrl a
high. >hrill \‘ull't‘. nunl llsn‘s ll on rv'vry
[lhbllllt' owns-hm. Sin» lmd lwnn lunch»
in: tho class in sing: ":‘tnu-riru." :1 slow
and soulvwhm painful Hpvmlinll.
IIwr tho Vt‘l‘N’, “Loud win-n- our
fnthvrs diml, land of the pilgrims‘
pridr." slw lnborml low.' and uu'nvslly.
:uul \vlu-u at last tin-y swmwl l‘umlL
iur with lll!’ \vordsw-ihvy [llt'ki‘d up ilu»
'lll' :unuzinul)‘ qlllck-lwt :mvut inn mu
pul'lirulnrly drawn to llu- alu'ill-voin-nl
)‘ulllig‘lo‘t‘ just mvmiuuml. llv ‘Vilfi
m-rmluly intrm‘luring u vm'iul‘wn on
m.-‘ int, but just. what it was sllu
muhln't make out. llluh rosv tho-tum
vulw ulluh" the chorus, the link» ful-
lnw sin-rim: wnh illw um...“ numlhlum-
smm‘llilll: \vhivll l-vrtnluly wasn‘t in
lln- ul‘imuzll wro‘mu.
"Now, srholurn." sail! the Imu'ilwl‘.
“\vv'll :lll Mop and lvl Julllllllv' om; his
\‘I'l'M‘ :Ilulll'.
sillm'l'.
Johnnie is >l|rll :l nit-v
)(Itiifl Jilll'lllli‘.”
Sn Johnnie. will: on mounting grin,
151ml up his r:s'/.«~l'+vl;v~i >‘1r1‘Jllu all
Io'l‘ llli< l‘uh'hinll:
Lao-l where u“ {.wrrg- «Hut.
anl of ill» pill-ennui pip-u
Anvl it mule .lulmuw :1 arm! dull lum-
:vl' in \mlvuru Illh‘ vxil‘zmrolinnl'y rum
lanolin-n of llnllh‘i'llv' than it did l’wl'
ham in [Ill'k up the rulil’o- sun; urani-
ll.‘lll). l‘I’lI'IHl I’l‘m- I'l'< ~'~.
llc ’l‘unlt 'I‘Imm at Their \"nnl.
l}. S. Wight-l owns an him! of ling»
:ish humor in tho following: ‘l'uu
-.u-I\m_v,~ pawn”: u lmrnm: llulzw ~.‘I‘.'.‘
I lelll s‘llllll: in :m uppw‘ “uni-av
mph-m: u lnmli. :zppuru-htly tzihllllflll.‘
If llll tlnllul‘r. 1rlu'3' l1 ilwll l«v llHlI In:
lump smt'ml lino-x lml lav pmd on m-
idlllulL
\l'llll :l lllllll t-fl'fll'l I'rllv Mr ”W I'Hrk.
ll'ys hlmlllmli "Jump! .\I-v llll‘l lm' pal
will 1‘lIlu'll ynll lll ulll' Iplxlllkv'l?”
"You Hr." lw mu l:Ilwr In ll fl'ivlul.
‘Ilw _l”kt‘ was llml m- 'mlu'l no lvluulwl
n all. :xlul Ilu lulmomiu' guy jumpml
uni lu'okl- 'm Mus-e ‘ul Im'k."
Apollo-r of “in lumdx 1's s-Iul‘l’ .u m up-
i'upurl nl‘ llw Miami-3 x'u-vnul. .\ Mmlll
‘my “'ll!‘ qlll‘ultulll'il it} ill" |vl’n-.lu'lh'l‘,
Mm llhkl'll. "Who Inmlr you?"
”(l'lml'a- who! um and [M how u in! 2
vi“ wrap-pint: ulmul." mm Hn- ulna»
' dI‘t'INl rrply.
John nun-Iliad In Telling,
Many inulilluw llllVl‘ lmn I‘n'ul'vlml
vl’ lmu’ ,lolwu :u‘v npmlwl in Ho» h limu.
l‘lw hum: In mum mule-r my ulm I Hi
lull in Haul of llw I ll‘url In fl'n'ialrn up
iridium-p who lmow-ll of his Il‘ill‘ll‘nh
l numb ln-t'wumlul-lum u. I‘Hll’l'
l wuwyunl ui midnight. uml mnmuul
'Imllvl'rl an that he iv" Illlu n m-uly
‘Ilmlv ul'm‘v. .\I llw mum- ununm m...
II‘ Ilu' wimpn'ulurn. wrnppml Ill :4 hill'l'l.
Immu'ml H’HIIl lwhlml It Iumlmnlu :Iml
nlpzmnl. In u m‘pllh'lu’ul tour of Villt't'l
"\l'hnt urn you doing in my mow?"
« "Who! are so Ilulu‘ out of it?” may.
lie quirk rolnrl.
'l‘llls alullmmlml inh- woo [Mold in.»
lu- other doy by on m splulnmnw. who
‘I'I‘lltlllllh'll ll In Ihlu bullion:
"Jim on tho ll'mlmmh I‘llll‘l'l‘lI ”I"
”am.
ll'nvryzll'll. mm of his ”is lulu, \vmppml
II n nllm'l. Mmul lwl‘nw- him.’ 'Wluu
we 31» duiu' hero?” uskml l’au, Iumlm-
ilmqu-ll by Ihr nlldgh‘ll uppurlllou."
Yul ho t‘Mn‘t'lml lm' to laugh.
lute Wouldn't 'lnlw IfImmwl.
A llmlnu you": Wollmll broke t
'Illll‘l’lllm‘ I’lmllm’.lnl'lll "mime m in
la-mlml malmlmI ululc ridluu u whorl.
81w urum-Il final I man who would uni
:lllu ulmluht on n whorl would wuh
lilo Willi" trending Ilw mola'lumnlul
path. and she want: going In mkumu'
rhuuvw.
“59m Irma Flound-
Ilaam a wunmmnlwm: "inn networ-
old cm. utter listening. to
'a:
l 0"
, will no! ,
We oflrr One Hundred D-Illnru Ro-
or formula”! (lamb that cannot
be aural by Ball'l Climb Cure. ‘
F. J. Chane , it C '. Pulp!" Toledo, ( ).
We the - relayed. have known F.
J. Cheney or the lust tilteeu yearn,
and believe ‘lllll perfectly honorable an
all business tranlnctlonl and Iluunoiull y
able to carry out any, obligations made
by their firm.
‘Westdr Trampholesale on m,
Toledo, 0. Winding. Kinuandz urviu,
wholesale drnnglstl, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall’n Catarrh Care is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood .and
mucous swims of the system. Prion,
75¢. per bottle. Sold by all droughts.
Testimonials free.
According to the newspapers. an Ohio
husband became the happy lather of seven
children not long ago. Of the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlain's Uongh
Remedy, the only sure cure for croup.
whooping-cough, colds and coughs, and
so insure his children against these
diseases. "or sale by G. U. Stillson.
Unconditional surrender is the only
terms those famous little pills know on
DoWitt‘s Little Early Risers will with
with constipation, sick headache and
stomach troubles. G U. Stillson, South
Norwalk. and E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
The Best Remedy Ior Rheumatism.
‘ From the Fnlrhaven (N. Y.) lieitlrlrr.
Mr. James Rowland. of this villngo,
states that for twenty-five yours hm
wife has been a snfl’orer from rhenrmr
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
Shoscnt Mr. Rowland for the (loch-1:
but. he had read of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician be vvvnt In the store and secured
albottlo of it. His wife did not approve
«it Mr. liowland's purchase at ' first, but
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour's time was able to no
to sloop. 'Shenow applies it whenever
sht- feels an ache or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. Ho unyo
thzttuo medicine which she had used
ever did her as much good. The :3!» and
3H cunt sizes lor sale by G. C. Still-ton.
Personal—4hr: gentleman who annoy.
ml the congregation last Sunday by con—
tinuully coughing will find- instant ro.
lli'f by using: Uuu Minute Cough Cure:
spewly and harmless remedy for time”
and lung: troubles. G. U. Stillson. South
Norwulk, and E. 1’. Wood, Norwalk.
It should be made a matter of public
knowledge that DOWitt’n Witch Hazel
salve will speedily euro piles of the 10!”;-
est standing. It is the household fuvw
rite for burns. mall's, outs. bruises; -.
sures of all kinds, U. U. Stillson, South
Norwulk; and E l’. Weed. Norwalk.
Bilious Colic.
Persons who rm- suhject to attacks 0!
hiliuns Colic will be pleased to know thn
prompt relief may be had by taking
Cliamln‘rlnin's Colic, Cholera and Diur-
rhoen Remedy, and if taken as smut an
the first indication of the disease up
pours, it will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. U. Stimson.
Not only acute lung troubles. which
may prove futul in a low duyu. but old
rhronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be lu‘rmu‘
nomly l'ul'l‘d by Urn.- Minnie (‘uuuh
(June, G. (I. Stillson. b'outh Norwnll;
and E. 1’. Wood. Norwalk.
Thirty your): in a long time to Iight Ml
painful a trouble as pile», but dumb
Min-hell. of Unionvillo. l’».. struggled
Ihut long lu-lon- he tried lluWitt's \VJli‘ll
lluzol rinlvr, which Illllt'ltly and permu-
nvmly cured him. It in equally oll'octivo
m m-n-mu and all flklnmli'ctlulm. (l. (2.
Stillman. Hunt]: Norwulkpand E. l'.
Wind. Norwnllv.
"It it tho But on Earth.”
i
,
I
l
i
on «cannot or law:
That is what lioltvurde «\T l’nrlu-r, no r
chant.- oi l'l-um, (in, my nl l‘lmnllu:
Lon}. l'mll llnlm, for lln'unwliml. lv-Im'
hurl. Ili‘l‘p mnml nml luuxoulur pulllh.
Plum by l? U. Billion".
Tom is a Class M People
Whmnv mjurrd by the not 0! cull-4'
lit H'Illl)’ llwn' llltn ln'vn plum-ll In all
urn-w ry Huron u now preparation mllmi
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