' I50!!! an extremely smart
denim particularly adapted
eon eeaeons. As repre-
with machine stitching
‘ with braid, portraying
$11601 trimming and the
' 5 he oven. The basque, of
. la trimly adjusted to
’ thousual number of teams,
- Wag double-breasted darts
is eii'ected invisibly through
a‘ m t. Above the closing the
, ulthp {mutilate reversed to
lapele that meet the rolling
. Below the waist line at the
‘ inland plaite are formed in
at». style. The fronts are
moi the back are defined
' thatfiniehesin trefoil effect
Wham a slight fullness
[gland are closeofitiing' below;
Nina completed by machine
and a decoration of braid
style.
, tweed and cloth are
“I ‘ aeleetedicr making,
‘ if invariably the accepted
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allevillrequire two and one»
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'1 the South Kuwait Congregational
, My. 4:00 p. m., prayer
it Junior Endeavor society. Topic,
_’e Sayings That Begin .wiih
“' What have you learned
m ’ Leader. Susie Utzinger.
. 1:45 p. m.. devotional and
_ 7, We! The King’s Daugh-
flnlo. atthe home of Miss Gillnm.
like“. Eaet Norwalk. Sal»
We. "Come unto Me;”
in... adiourmd monthly meeting
flinch committee. Thursday.
nullity Sunday aohooloonvcn.
, . addreaeee liev. I. if.
' ””6!“ av Hawaii’aud Rev.
of New York city.
at he lleae.
,T. the loading drought cl
.1 u ”'5 "m. ““1“" N5“
‘ the only thing that cares
“ w it la the beet roller 1
, . Campbell. merchant oi
‘ wrleee: “Dr. Kin 'I New
, thatieelaimed orit: it
~ieaeure can tor (lon-
, , eoddlolda. [cannot
, he ill merita." Dr. Kin 'a
. MWomptiou.Uou: I
eaten experiment. it an
L quarter at a century.
ant-m. It never
trial bottle at R. B.
there.
‘ like; limaila‘mwrpul
“i. 2"“. mi.“ “ll
. one
has often it ion
lite! bilioui More it:
more urolyiu noun»
‘ - the ”aim how
"0 V hid."
,Dia'llneee yieldio
we end 01.00 per
. of minute. whore appointment or hila-
Windham _
Will Grant an Amalie- Only canard
ind Ming conditW‘Greeee Med
to ”1.010.000.000me If fimfleed
at the Ottoman inaction. ,T
Constantinople. May l'L—Jl‘he porto
has replied omcinily to the note or the
powers and declines to agree to an
armiaiice hill the {allowing conditions
are noon 0: The annexation of Thee»
only, an indemnity rot “0.000.000 and
the abolition of the capltulaiiona. The
porte proposes that pienlpoieniiariee or
the powora ahould meet at Phamala to
diacuns the terms or peace and declares
that it these conditions are declined the
Turkish army will continue to advance.
The demand (or the annexation of
Thessaly is based upon the tact that
the province was originally ceded to
Greece on the advice of the powere.
with the object or ending hrisandoge’
and Greek incursions into Ottoman tor.
ritory, the patio believing at the time
that the canton would attain these ob-
fight-1n“ the recent incursions of
r
eek bands and the events; immediate-
" ly precedint the war have proved to the
contrary.
The porte'e reply demands in its con-
cluding paragraph on extradition treaty
with Greece and that the ports otl'olo
and Preveea be kept,opcn {or vessel»
carrying food supplies to. the Turkish
troops.
The ambassadors met to consider the
perte‘e answer. which is regarded as
raising an extremely grave issue. it is
believed that representations will be
made to the sultan personally to induce
a modification of these terms. but it is
foreseen that this will be very dlflh
cult, owing to the attitude or the pow-
eriugold Turk war party.
‘ It the pone should prove obduraie. a
European conference is not improbable.
although at precept liuesla is opposed
to such a step.
it is regarded as quite certain that
the powers will not consent to a retro-
tension of Thessaly. Even Germany is:
believed to be resolute on this point. be-
causc it would involve a violation of
the Be lln treaty and imperil the peace
of the ileum.
Porte’u Reply Canoes a Sensation.
Altogether. the reply of the pone has
caused the greatest surprise. it ap-
pears that during the discussion of the
note from the powers by the council of
the Sultan’s ministero news reached the
council that 3,000 Greeks had landed at
Paloma and were marching to Janina
with the intention of co-operaiing with
other forces {mm Aria. This t‘n’illt'il
a bad impression arming the ministers.
Oll'icial dispatches haw been row‘ivvd
from the commandant at Janina. who
says that a division of the. Greek forced
approaching the town by a narrow
gorge from the direction or (in-nu-nitzu
charged the heights of iiribm-n and Kri-
ltonrln, but suffered heavily, losing Boo
killed. while on the other ellio the
Greeks were driven back upon Basket:-
pru (i’araekevl).
The commandant stator also that
fighting has occurred at Kumuzudm.
No further details or.» glwu. oxwpt
that all these bullies lasiid until (Wen-
ing and that the lllllli‘i‘lill trumps rc-
tuined their positions, with the proba-
bilily that llli' Grenku will he “‘41?
forced and the lighting rem-wed. Sn
statement is made as to the Turkish
losses. '
The Turkish commander ni Lures lei-
ographs under date ol‘ the lfiih as fol-
lowe:
“The outcome 0! u (la-spirair' lvniilc
lasting two tiny:l nuainsi n fun-a u{ 15,-
000 Urn-kn is that lbw lulivr haw» abun-
doned the positions on the lll'rlzlllel llll‘l'
‘had previously ruptured und lmvu uiili-
drawn to the olive groves of Gri'lllt'llv
lira. '
Threata to Depen- Abdul llamid.
London, May 17. '4‘ (llepairii in The
Standard from L'uustuuuuuplv guys:
"Thu [ullir'H imply in llu~ puiwis is
based upon a nwzmuu i'H .wuiwi ii,» illw
mliilrim’s to ilu- sullun lt'ill‘vflvi‘lllili:
that Greece was ‘nepuiolhlc for mm-
pcllim: Turkey in (lm-lurn pair; lhui fur
the last If: yours (’lremw llihl imuiu-il luv
engulzmm-nm uu-lcr iln- lirrilu irmiy
by "minim; in pay lmli-mnlly. by eviz-
lint and rnlllllil'fliliii: \uknupu. or xvii.
giouu donuliim. and. ilmlly, by lllvmliux
Turkish Boll, uiul llllil llirrwl‘uh- lllr
council \w-ro of opinion that tin-we bad
no juni claim ulmil him for lt'liivlli‘).
“Thenfnlluw the proponulu upon“ llli‘h
the count-ii Would hill-iv u [Wilma ’l'lu-
urand vizier in milnuliiing Ilin nwzbuiu
assured the ouliun that the nation mm
prepared in thl lix luui (li'up ui Initial
In Iiiilipul'l of sum rnmlillnim ml" with»
mom. '
"The war mirty llll'i'lilvim in ominou-
iho Ililllllll if he allow» any wunkneuu.
but nlu‘oud olmvri'c-m in-lln-vie iluu lhla
in only it lam» to l‘llill’ll' him to plow
before Europe as the unwilllnu victim
of bio fanatical Milijwio.
"in epilv of the moat illlii‘l'ilil ol' Fill-
hcm Paella. the pttllli'l‘ spit-ii haw ex.
preaeed douliia of hill iliiniliy. and the
sultan hoe mu a special aide-downing)
to watch him."
The Future to check the Turk.
London. May l7.--'l'lu.~ Tlinea‘ con-en
epondeui at Ailwua any»:
M. liulll. the premier. vlaiiod the vow
rioua locations and obtained unnuraueee
that the pollen Would undertake to
prevent any offensive action on the
part of the Turin! provided the lit-eel:
ioreoa maintain a aim-Hy «ieiouuivo ai-
iiiude. (in this undei'ulandlna be lm~
mediaicly wired the mnunamlerfl oi the
“reels dlvlvluuu iii llomukoa. flourpl and
Aria innlruciluu them in ulmililn from
all hoatile action unleee ailiicltml by the
‘9"?th L
The only firm-it inn-i- nmv on 'l‘iirltlali
territory In tho hand of ammo volun-
ioere. led by Bonnie. which landed at
Preview and advanced all-nu the bank:
oi the Lauren Thin form“ will now pro.
reed woultvurd alone the mam. where
ii will be taken oil by the (ironic "viii.
The pm at ilrlboro were the hoora-
leui some the beginning oi the war.
Keven ”Metre Were killed, Requiem;
were mum in all the «butcher, and the
i‘lppoeiiinn papoi‘e uceuao the goveruu
mom of wentonly nauciionlnu needle“
blnodlhed-
have a line-ma Wee.
New rare. tee upon. 1. e. unam-
bafi tomorrow
, ma.
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J. .. .
he, eetureey. lay It.
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VI liaeeaeine tadiea' lull Clean
a full and complete line in ladies’
with finest quality taffeta ail
lit and price» on all
money will be refaude
Coupons given only
be drawn on Saturday, May 15, at 10
pin
THE
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"The above goods are made of the finest Cali Skin, and every pair warranted.
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. “ Bull Do; Toe, Worth $4.00, at
Every man in South Norwallr can alien] to wear patent leather this am
too Pairs Men's Goodyear Vlclt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace,
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The very best goods at one half their regular value.
Last week I went to Boston and‘uhilc there bought oi the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams 8; Co., a
Mom STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ()N THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at
PRICES THAT WILL'ASTONISH THE mums i
. “.75
. L75
L75
. L75
L75
$2.50
2.50
umer and save the expend) of shoe polishing.
$2.50
. 2.50
2.00
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2 00, at 85c
Louaahury, Mathewson 5 Col: Fine Shoes. a little imperfect, in rueaet and black,
fine goods, button and lace, at two a pair.
Laiiiee. til. so goods of lmunohury, Matthi-wsou il‘r (left are diamonds.
Kid and Russet Shoes, lace and Bottomat Prices So low It Vlill
This is the greatest rule I have over Miami, and i know these nmxin cannot be (in.
pilenieil anywhere at anything like the price. (tome and get the bargain of your life-
muu ix Sou.
r—w-
GOLDeERG’
p. m.
THEODORE H. OLSEN.
Next to Scoficld & Iloyt’s lb'y ‘xoocls Stormaud opposite the reliable firm of.\. Dicker-
S
Millinery Parlors.
ii. .lli’l it. oi‘i'i'llm oil.
a iianemae tadlea' Suit Given
May eaturdey. lay ll.
We are agents for Herscovitz & Miller’s skirts, which are the
moat correct and loading styles of this season; lit we guarantee.
We shall put on 3an next Saturday, May 8th, and will continue with
suits and j aokots lined throughout
it; also a lull and com leie line
of skirts from 980 and upwards; 35 per cent lower than c nowhere
rarmonte guaranteed; it not as represeute
(i. All our millinery goods sold accordingly.
with every 250 purchase. Coupons will
. “recently master at ' the
. come an applicant for the Greekiinle-
- war may be precipitated."
l
, wheat e
flew-dull. Dr. alto“...
Elm _
church of Atlanta. entrenched to Mr.
lion. Dr. Hopkins baa long been an
ardent student of Greek history. and
all of his eympaihlea are huh the
Greeks in their preterit atrugele with
migrants. "n in hard to romeo how
thee morn question can be willed." he
i”liniii‘ lo a reporter. "i do not see new
how a. treaty can he made that will
800an both numlu and End‘lanfl. to
say nothing. of Germany and France.
Turkey is evidently on her [mi logo.
and unions the powere intervene and
patch up a trace a general European
. Italian. to Nova on Domnltol.
Larimm.’ May 17.-Edhcm Paeha’a
piano for the capture of Domokoa ’nre
being rapidly perfected. Re~tlllf0r08-
menis are arriving. and all the Greek
puelilonn are carefully watched. The
bad condition of the roads and the
heavy rains delay the operations for
which the Turkish ofllcers are anx-
iously waiting. but a general advance
begun at dawn.
A.numbvr of Greek deserters who
have been captured ray that 25,000
Greeks arc l)vlllnd the fortificationa and
intrenchmcnis at Domokos, but that
the. whole organization is ration, and
that the medical and t‘raunpdrt services
have completely. collapsed. They say
that for 36 hours‘ihc only ration was a
half luai, and that tile torces are he-
cnming demoralizcd and dcsertinz by
the wholesale.
The lighting In Epirue.
’ London, May l7.——Tho correspondent
now at imam-t heights. desc'iihlng the
light in l-lpiruu. under Saturday’s date,
says:
"Throughout the day Colonel Mano:
set an excellent example. riding under
fire with his staff to all the batteries
and advanced posts and to every point
where his mm... u. ere filling the
heights. The Greeks greatly illirllltl-
guiuhml thrilleelves by their firm-mild
cmilnws undvr hot tile, proving: that
when well led on in a properly conduci-
ml c'-nierpl'i:'l-. they are as line- a type of
troops on one (‘Filllil ll’lbh to sue."
Dcmoraliutlun of the Cre‘t'li Army.
London. May lT.-—’l‘hc’- Daily Mail's
rl'rrwqmilrlerzt at i’i‘opv pincer: says The
l’nlilll-fe‘n pulrllé'hes lllf‘ following (lis—
pmvh ire-m Athens:
"The remnant of the ironic army is a
mus.“ mi nun-1y iie'morulizml uml undis-
ciplinm‘l turn. hvslile la ll’li‘li‘ oilin’ws.
rum-r pr-‘l'mlntg to salute (hv- m-«mn
mime. witlu ui i-i-"ui or she-it» :' and suf-
ivring the grwrilnst hardships. Pi-Vcris
sprawling among: ill-pi. lleneral Suin-
lu.ski l}; will shouldered by his um-
urs and unwpular l‘llll his men."
Germany's lutluenro 3mm: (Bi-Nee.
Lon-lull. Mn}- iT,~.—.\ diswrvli in The
fully Mull from l,.'ullfll;.ll1.f. +19 (iatml
Suturing-x
"Human; is liming ihv sultan to in~
sis! upon (hm European tl'llllr-l n!
lire-i k iumnm s as the only m:- I" of '~‘ -
curing ilu- [Lil‘ll‘nlii of :m 1':.!r'illtl‘2ll
ll-‘Ivr‘ s: iztuiivéu nf ilw llu-zi'm {in
will ail'lll‘“ iii-vi Suturing; in i‘ufdl‘.
the 11‘: mien 1! important lrliuw'rlvuis
uh‘u-ii llw F'!lli!l lists nmlw in ifiv-
bank,"
on .‘ :4:
Greeks Retire to Aria.
Ailu m. .‘~i.i:: lI.—--'i‘ii» ilrwli army in
Rpli‘lix h H liwn l"nll‘l Ii-ni to fill lad: k
«m Arm, llu: Hxittimiw to m" up" a foo
yoluiilnur lu-ymd ihv Milne. ".‘o- '31": k
a! Hrélni-i were "A limb“ urn-l
“Ulllllllv il, 3“. llv llli.’ “17.11111“.
it in stat-ii rim: llll‘ cuxw rim). ui hie
order-ml ilxv flow a in ’l‘livs.::il_\' l"lll in
Brim-5: to walnut swiftly on UN liv-
fi il:~'l\‘¢".
losses
lire-tilt I'hwl la Inm‘li't‘.
'nlnlllfll. Mul' 17. Thl' .u.l,~z.'-s:r|\nn but
N Tip Tums :li Almth, un-irr list!»
if 'i‘|.\.:':~l.i,\‘. r'i‘ ;
“The firm i; lit-l l»? inm'llw. Half the
Vet-3&4 an off iiw blind of Sklillllifi.
Thv nihm' half mw In Alwyn-v1 My. ll
l- mil lhu ilu ml‘: 1"Jl’i'{?ll‘lll'lfi \siih
ill .. .l‘li: *m'. .‘ l1: is? l i ‘lill‘l’ held life k
h," mum ix. m ,mi ' “
Mint in I'rutm-i "it \‘l'ifc.
Purl Filurlllhlllltig. Pl. .1". l." ---l"r;iz~
c", \Villi Ilr‘mk. “lint-ll “with. Nimiuu
Fritz and Harry liml'uiii uunrv-l the
hour vi llim'y \‘zinl :i-«l izli u. w lure
Mn" nil-1min! in HM ml: iii: will. ’l'lhv
limlumi rue in lwl “i’li lllll‘llllltllllil.
”mum:- in» M?! ‘n all .' xxx-1M... hr in ..
omml .i lviulvrr our! lliwl. 'l‘lu~ lull
lilln‘l-il liuux-k’u n'nnmli. Th" hitter
linil lnur Kllnl‘l in r-mrn. um» ell-(kiln:
Void-millib in llil' 1mm lnrmvi. pu-nvw
minim llll‘ limp. Snub-«r mun mill 1"-
uun r. lluiul. null lr‘riiz are now mul- r
Mimi. hill llui‘f-ii'il has in for «lwl ll
«upturn
Tram tiara Through a 'l‘ronile.
Aillmw. l, 'l‘. Mus l? Hulliwn
luuw‘. Maillv n. Tull-k. .nul Mum I‘-~
it: tummy lisilii .\n I “in! llllwifl‘u .l
lilella N Null“ will?! of li.|‘~- “ml l=l=".r
l‘nl 4““?! n 34! in it vullmnlmr pl ll‘ili
inn puwrnu'm .‘illll lll'lllll'li‘. if lllr
.io n m-n- inJin- l. to luv u! ilwm l'.i'.;.l‘
ll. Nu .m- u.» ladlnl nuiiium ’l‘lu
lizllli t helriul all rix li‘VF’l‘lléti‘l‘ landli-
v" mul uw Pullman. All mi. lli' in—
UN" and l‘lmlul‘ mm ilimiinli lbw
ii't'uile, olib it has! lulu u‘m‘iml .m by
loih run-r. Many vl‘ lllr Inirwuunrt
l‘inl in ciiup their \iii)’ will of llw
rum IIHI.
Drowning Accident In the "rum.
va l'ui'li. Muy l'Z 'i‘un unknown
)Hilni: mun mun druitllicl lll ll“! 12....“
i’ln-i'. “'wzali‘liveli'i llllilll)’. The yuuuu
luv-n \i’u‘u Inuim: ill n we uml cup-
alzsil their lmul liliilv t‘liwmulinn tn
rimum plume. “lib nil ilum “Hammer!
in palm. but um» rvlmsl by bin immunit-
ion. and for u few mmmnle they lili’lllilr
trim! louullivr in the water. The bed.
too or the young nwn mum n-i-om-rmi
half an hour litter,
lieu ”new“ iii. "conned.
“’ullllim rim-‘3. lip; 1']. Erotic
l'oimnvn, u Hectic. l." )l'JH‘ will. “an
tlrnumni in llio l'lulrlm rim-r u alum
disrmnm- above ll'mmi l’lruve. lie wail
llrhing will: William Marlon. iiml lll
unuv Way the bum min "Viirlflrnl‘d'
built lwlmi thrown'inioliwwaicr. Winn
yen mm in tho imilum. and Morton
William-«ll in reach llw uhnrt‘. lfidumm
heaven a Wife and three iiaunhlnrr.
W
Ill-berm brewed.
Succulent. ileum. it law-Jamil
= . , M. We . ill M the
. no t
ilea'efihl
We one: One Hundred Dalian. a...
ward for anymore! ihtarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall's Gavan-h (lure.
F. J. 011000 86 U”. Pmph, Toledo, 0;
We the on need. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable in
all Willa" traumiloue and financially
able to carry out any obligatiouu made
by their firm. ,
West 85 Trans. wholesale droughts,
Toledo, 0. Winding, Kinnan it Marvin,
wholesale dmgluie, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure in taken ‘ internal-
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the ”time. Price,
75c. per bottle. Sold by all droughts.
Teeiimoaiale free.
According to the newspapers, on Ohio
husband became the buppyiathor of seven
children not long ago. 01 the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy, the only sure cure {or creep.
whooping-cough, colds and coughs, and
so inanmd his children against these
diseases. ‘For sale by G. (3. Simeon.
Unconditional surrender is the only
terms those famous little pills know as
DoWitt’s Little Early Risers will make
with cone ipatiou, ‘sick headache and
etc-much ables. G C. Stillman, South
Nor-Walk, and E. 1’. Weed. Norwalk.
The Best Kennedy for Rheumatism.
From the Fairbaven (N. Y.) Register.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village.
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been a mrtferer from rheunm~
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that 3.13 was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor.
but he had read of Chamberlain’s 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
ly and in an hour's time was' able to go
to sleep. She now applies it whenewr
she feels an echo or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that-no medicine which she had used
ever did her as much good. The 25 and
.30 cent sizes for sale by G. U. Siillson.
Personal—Jim gentleman who annoy~
ed the congregation last Sunday by con-
iinnaliy coughing will find instant re-
lief by using One Minute Cough Cure:
speedy and harmless remedy ior throat
and lung troubles G. C. Stiiluon, South
Not-walk, and E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
It should be made a matter of public
knowledge that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salve will speedily cure piles of the long-
est standing. It is the household invo-
rite for burns, livable, cuts. bruise“ i
sores of all kinds. G. C. Stilison, South
Norwalk; and B. P. Weed. Nerwalk.
Bilioue Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
biiioun who will be pleased to know tha
prompt relief may be had by taking
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, and if taken at; soon as
the first indication of the disease ap-
pears. it will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. C. Stillson.
Not «‘vnlyueule lmiulrouliics, which
may prove fatal in a few days. but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relic! and be peumu
uently cured by One Minute (“ouch
Cure. (i. U. Stillson, South Norwalk
and E. 1’. Wood. Norwalk.
Thirty 30am is a long time in light to
painful a trouble ms pileu. but .lacoh
Min-hull. of l'iiiolivilln. I'm. atrupuled
that long before he tried DeWitt‘s Witch
Hazel Salve. which quickly and imma-
ueuily cured him. it is equally effective
in eczema and all Nlilll ail'rciiouu. ll. (‘.
Silllwli. Hilulll Nilrwnlk. and E. l’.
“'i “I, Ni‘l‘WMk.
"ll la line Best on Earth.”
That is what Edwards & l’ailwr. awr-
oluuile of Maine, (he. my oi i'hmuln-r-
laiu‘n l’aiu llulm, for ilu-numiimi, qum
hawk. deep mated and uiuaeular puma.
lfiulil by U. C. fiiilla‘uil.
than it a Class el People
Whoan- bum-ed by the mm M mow.
ltm‘i'ilily there has iron pinned in all
’prmwry stun-en new preparation called
2 i mum ll, made of pure grains. that talwa
‘theplaumiimil’ee. The hunt delicate
stomach maelvim it without «lint-mm. and
but few can tell it irom mum. it dim
not end I'VN‘ 1,, alimueh. illuliln-unmy
virinkit with meat Ilulltllll. the. and
die. per package. 'i‘ry ll. Ark for
liraiu-i).
M... ”Wu .., M»... .-....M,whjn.m
milieu ileum",
. We have on head eaverai thouaand
job lot billboade and uoteboada that we
will print at the following Moon: i.00ll
quarter billlionde ".50, additional
Laura. ti; 1.000 sixth blilhoada Milo,
additional 1.0001. 75o; unteheada. 1.000,
“Jihaddltioual i.000'e.ioc. Padding,
cooper i,000 extra. Title thick in oi
fair quality. You can havoit atabovo
firm- ae long an it lam. livable] iii-a
“a... w. Wu“, .o........
tree am Great.
”glimwi’lgblunrelndm “Greek. 1
a mac t man
remediee without help. theilold only he’-
min more entitled. After eel thrm
«mall Mice of Ulianilierlain'e heal:
Remedy. both the «will and mid left
me. andiaihie hiuli titudelt taken a
moi-turnou- "9th rem: to do any
Towel. h. mien «liter My
dvertlaae. ruin-anon. seam.
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