Miler Belted Basque.
M ”Y HAY ”ANTON.
stylishwalot promises to be ex
popular as it shows to advan-
”putty belts now in vogue and
illyvdellrable for silk, wool, cot-
ilillenfabrics. As here illustrat-
‘iotropo barege is employed with
sons: and ends of grr en silk, cOV'
tll lace applique edged around
fquilling of black satin ribbon;
‘ to and free edges of the
M Mined with ribbon in a
‘width. A handsome belt en-
tho waist and e front closing
in center. in sibly. The full
and back are adjusted over glove-
Why side plaits at the waist
The circular ripple basque is
Wand and lined with satin be-
Wjdnedto the lower end of
2.13210 ohemisotte isottached to
fight-front and chases with the col—
2 left shoulder under rover. The
I! 2alecvee are shaped In latest
. the full tops being gathered while
are completed by gauntlet
’ _ The basque can be made up with
,iflhmtthe lining and is thus do
‘ » for linen. crash, duck. canvas.
film. batise. gingham or other
. . “blewash fabrics. .
1‘0 make this basque for a lady in the
Win lilo will require three yards of
vathr-lnch material. The pattern.
2 . emollient in sizes fora :12, :11, :m,
and «10-inch bust measure.
tvsIIIIIs scan II :1.
000.0.
422 ”mutational rim- 5..
“II M elndaddrese
la Mluul' II
orttah
wttartovoat's largsla llouso
.0- 13111122; 8123—... l.\'
costume
“to lo lilting Io Good.
2 knothlnajustasuuud as Dr.
s new “Bloomer; for mnsumption.
' omand it and do
“thudoalor to sell you some
2 . Howill not claim there In
2 2 better. butl‘iia order ,t‘o malts
Mlle may I: In comet. in” u so
lb C [00d You want Dr.
W Wary because you know
and.roltablc and neuron
we...
.. as is Dr. Klng' II “New
bottles froo atlt ll
money refunded For
I :33“?! South Not-walls.
consumption and for all
threatened and lungs. there
”Illa Illll
lathe world for can,
2 salt rboum. fever
lief and cure of all
2 Wind a wonderful direct lnlltumoa la
”victim? m
Mrs mt also“. We! 13qu
hubeonvlsttiuxltrs. H. ll. cm.
Stopbeulicyt am. ufltlowmm.
purchase-prostitute monument!
links of the Norman club. and at George
Strangeward's place.
11 covered culvert has been built 0y
I posits tbs Prosbytorlaa church, Newton.
audogood path madofrom trolloycan,
Several improvements are being made
in the fiddly realm. in Maple avo-
‘uuo. Water has been led into the
house and a new chimney erected.
Information has been received in D1112
ion of the death. June 18th. of Char-
lottallott Miller, widow of James G
Weed.
The George lugs’so‘ll combination did
not giro a performance here yesterday.
It appears that the show left Brewsters
by team. Sunday. but apparently got
lost on the way, as Manager Ingersell,
who came by train. has been around
the neighboring towns seeking some
clue to the circus.
John Raymond is laying the founda-
tion for T. W. Austin's new building at
the corner of Main street and Noroton
avenue.
Ernst Koch went to Row Haven. last
night. and assisted in the institution of
a new tribe of Red Man.
Thomas Riley moved, yesterday. from
Austin‘ 13 block to one of C. G. Water-
bury’ scottages.
Ernst Koch has bad a cigar counter
placed in his barber shop in Railroad
avenue.
Frank Tooker is giving his skip-jack
an overhauling and a new coat of paint.
hire. and Mrs. Joseph Hindley have
returned from a trip to West Point. Al-
bany and Saratoga.
Eagle Hook and Ladder company will
keep open house all day Fourth of J uly,
and in the evening will entertain the
women friends of the company. Fire-
works will be a feature.
Constable Keeler has announced in
firm tones that the very hour the new
be on hand to enforce them. He states
in no uncertain voice that he will take
his seat on Druggist Silliman’s porch
July 15,2!“ 7 a. 111., and arrest everyone
who passes on a bicycle, riding upon the
sidewalk.
WESTON.
Mrs. Frank Gotham has a new Comm
his bicycle.
Miss Edna St. John, of Norwalk. has
vi~itetl Mrs. Lloyd Godfrey.
Rev. Warren Wilson, of Quaker llill,
N. Y., has visited friends in town.
Miss May Hamilton is the guest of
Miss Minnie Barrett, of Georg-1mm
Miss Mary Nichols has returned to
(311111122115, after spending several days
with Mrs. Hattie Coley.
Friday evening will be Ffora's night
at Norfieldtiraugo. filo programme be
in“ in charge of 'Mrs. John Jackson,
who is also the Worthy Flora of the
l’omoud Grange.
Mrs. 1“. Rooms, of Georgetown,
has spent a few days wItlI her mother.
Mrs. Sturges.
William llobinwu,who has been ill
for several days, is able to be out again.
Mrs. W. ll. Morvlluuso has spent II
few days with Mrs. ltufus Fitch.
A1112 mg the number of friends outer
tamed by both Grumman and Miss
Emma Grumman. of Wilton, last
Thursday afternoon and evening. wvre
Mr. and Mrs. h. S. Gmlfroy. Mrs. .l. S.
Lune. Frank Lane. Mrs. Hattu- Coley,
James Coley and Miss lda Coley, from
Weston.
Miss Minnie Williams is speIIIIIIIu the
week with Mrs. John Williams. of
Lyon Plains.
Miss Florenci- Lane has returned home
from Brooklyn for the summer vacation.
OEDMdE’l'OWN
Mrs. Clarence Osborne
Hartford. is visiting her.
Mrs. A. ll. Howe. of Westlleld. is the
guest of her parents.
The Georgetown Brass band rehearsoa
in the Masonic rooms. on account of
I). ll. Mills‘ sickness.
F. (3. Lee has received lwII more car
loads of air slackml limo from New Mil-
ford.
Home coutcmptlblo [maroon tool: the
pains to throw tacks along the street to
spite tho bicyclists.
Rev. U. l). Mohr and family left here
Monday morning for New Mexico,
where they will 111111qu until homom-
lio‘t' lat.
Hubert Northrop and Bert l'erry are
slck of the measles.
Mu. Marvin Blocking: is visiting her
parents in Sanford».
brother,“
N You Ivor
‘l‘ry Electric Bitten as a remedy for
call! out. not a bottle new
relief This medicine has been
to be pamdlarl adapted to the m2
alofltlmplaints,
amour! m to the organs
“is.
state bicycle laws go into eilect he will.
GREATEST SLAUGHTER-0F SHOES
Ever Known in the History of So. lorwallt.
The very best goods at one half their regular value.
, FOR
MEN, wears AND CHILDREN!
THE
Last week I went to Boston and while there bought. of the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams 51 Co.,
66000 STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!
MEN’ 5 SHOES.
683 pair floa' s Calf SlIlII, Loco 'l'lp. worth S3. 00.at . . . . S|.75
.23 .. “ “ Plain loos,“ 3.00 " . . . . . L15
s5 “ “ Plain Toe Congress “ 3.00 “ - - 2 - - L75
'5 ,u or Nob. 12°. 1“,. “ 3.00 " . . . . . . L75
320 “ “ Plain Toe. lace " 3.00 " - - ' - - L75
I "The above goods are made of the finest Calf Skin, and every pair warranted.
Ios pairs Mon’ 5 French Calf, Patent Leather, Goodyear Welt. Worth 84. 00 at . . $2 50
'30 u u u u .. " “ Bull Dog l'oo, Worth S4. 00, at 2.50
Every man in South Norw alk can afford to wear patent leather this summer and sun the expense of shoe polishing.
Ioo Pairs Mon‘ 5 Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Too. Loco. . . .
u u u l H
l00
l00
Ladies, Read This l
. 150 Pairs lsdios' Patent leather Tip. Up- To- Date Shoes, all sizes and widthsavorth $2. 00, at 05c
ISO
300
Cap Toe Loco. .
Russet loco, Plain Too. .
BARGAINS Ill BOVS' lllll Yulllll’ S SllOES.
loco Shoes, worth .
Lounsbury, Mathewson l2 co.’ s Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect, in rassot and black,
line goods. button and lace, at SLOO a pair.
Ladies, these goods of Lounsbury, Mattlwwson & Co’s are diamonds.
500 Pair Mlsscs' and Children's Kid and Russet Shoes, Lace and flatten, at Prices So Low It Will
Astonish You.
SPECIAL NOTIGE
Next to Scoficld & lloyt'
$2.50
2.50
. 2.00
\
. 2 00, at 851:
This is the greatest Fillt' l haw over oil’ored. and i know these goals cannot be do.
plicated anywhere at anything like the price. Come and not the bargain of your life.
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
5 Dry Goods Store. and Opposite the reliabl
1111111 1\' Son.
c firm of A. Dicker-
Now is the time to
get a ’5“? Columbia [or
$75.00
lIaI-tl'ords,
$40, 50. 60.
F. S. AMBLER,
2.29 WALL STREET.
New. .Ilk Connecticut.
1
William 0 Jesse,
Isl wasmuatoa tracer.
sets sonar you 2
ITIIOTLV UNION IMKWIRVI
Wolaor sad “enlarger
DIM" Illl l0! III-0!
[11 balls to I. 11 trade: also in bottle» to any
part of lbccl. y and vicinity for (chilly use.
Prompt attendee to mail orders.
' and "II-Ila.
lly schemes. estimates. and indefinite
prmtllm of larfis returns In the future.
pimple may be wired for a tlIqumt not
alltlqu. A policy in the Connecticut
llcucrul Life insurance Go. I» what the
people wlll have after they have been
duped into Imus scheme or cheap lIIIIIIr
aIIce. Cheap insurance is tilts cheap Inch.
11]. ll. loll t Worth lunch.
ll you want protection for your famll
III-{pained in com of old one not a pin!
crude Illa policy in the Connect luut llcucr
mail mat-sane compound f.lfartfcul
Mmootloot “coral llfo
Marcus lo... of am.
We Are
Here
At the some
place where you
found us thirteen
years 1 go, in the
wholesale and re-
lzlil
FIslI,
Oyster,
Glam,
Lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT s anurr,
III Washington St m-l. 'l'ulaplu mu. Ito-I
"0"“ Its lfllla
(lth'. 422% Main Hind-,9
IIIIINIIH'IDIITs
D. W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
andlmballnor.
" "anteater“-
Muss. ass-aroma up:
oi. Ir. stunts...
OFFICE. ,
l. 1. corner Washington and
Franklin ttroots‘
Wednesdays and Montana to I p. In.
rescues LIMITED to names 01
am't‘ : Itsaalnerln
If. N. I'atottt "In.
(”NH
Wall Paper
Confess-
ions!
TlIut satisfied feeling that goes with
:I clean, newly pupurvrtl house is
worth twice its cost. We have re
moved the principal obstacle which
stands between you and now Wall
Paper by cutting the price down
lnIIIIIInimum. 'l'IIIs‘Is an cxlru~
ordinary confession fill our part
The quality of our sIutk is un-
equalled invuricty. it is match-
less
Store Open from 7 s.m.to l pun.
Painters“ Supplies,
Arum' Materials
Art Goals.
Pictures.
Pictures meml to tlnlcr.
l’atutlmr. Paper llauulna. Decorating
and shun l’uintluu
DECKER.
‘l‘ll Washington Street, lilouth Norwallt
MAKE YOUR
W A N 1' 3 K N O WN
m 1'".
IVIIIII "I'll".
LUNCH EON
BEEF
WV “dye
tales“
13“
a lngtnn to make
Deed Men’s Credentials. ‘
armour 11113er or casement
A New York l'oaaloo Dulce the Vlctlm of
the mowed. Arms Ina nun Mada.
unauthor- Are Expected to Follow.
Alleged Collusion.
New York. June 23. ~Thc local United
States pension agency at Sixth avenue
and Tenth street has been swindled by
men who have drawn pensions Ull dead
men's names. this of the clerks. Harry
F. Shields, is under 84.000 ball for ex-
amination Saturday. Other arrests are
trimmed to follow, and the Im .11 pen-
sion agency in to be thoroughly etc-I—
hauled.
Chuks were issued on four forged
vouchers at the May quarterly pay-
ment. The amount tnvwolwd is more
than thou. As the euriltnt-e on 01111111
Shields “as arrested (uullw ts him pith
but one of tin (our, and as in ('11 h In-
stunco part of the {mud must have
been perpetrate-d within the agency, It
is thought that several other oIIuIluyt-cfi
will lu- found to be involved. ‘
'l‘lIt- fraud was discovered When lp~
Sva‘lUl‘ (l. W. llnuim: 12mm- fr-Im Wash-
hls annual inspection
although Colonel Samuel True-3112110, tlw
lot-:Il agent, has said that ho himself had
(lint'ovcrod the irregularity in one of the
vouchers and nullflml the lm‘ul in~
sport-Ir. who 11ml in turn inf-2111122.! the
flL’Ilill‘llllt'llt at \‘I'ushlngton.
Fraudulent Voucher Drawn.
The fraudubun voucher was drawn in
the name of Charles Mullrry of 178
Madison strth. Such a pensioner once
liwd :1! that (obit-25.21. but it is. two
tuners sinn- hr drew :1 122 IIsiuII. Just be-
fnt‘v‘ the 111w- t'ur tf‘w May payment 2.1
II-ltet‘ (21111122 1.2 the luml 112.12112‘3', .mp—
puriwlly 22111112221 by .\l-.Ill«1'y. :1112l asking
that lllf‘ 1'221122l11r {221' his arm .1134 111.211- 3'
122.2 sum in mm. The usual Hunk Vuu. l1~
or was an”. and it 12.111122 lurk prupnrly
5211112 d :Ippur--n:ly and with the ‘IdvII—
lily of thu 122115122112.2r pr22122211y 711:1-st-2l,
in all :1ptII-Ilhtlii‘t2fi. Mini? 11 tII‘lM')’.
l'llill'lf‘fi blunt-rye vim-k {221‘ 3223
52-11: to the rI:l lr'vr's aim-n in NW \‘215l2 M2
«21‘. 11.15 1.1.412»! and 22.111112 11.12 it, 51111-
;222st-2llv “122221231221 l2y‘l1im.
it was 1122i till ill-3 ail-smut 21f the May
[I.Ij.‘1111211t was 32111:.v 2i:2.11\*n 1112 that it
WAS 11.2Ii2 ml that ”122 Muib ry 1221112121
lmd been 1411111221221! \xiih. Thu 112l2!1'2.<<
122 width [TI-,2 22'11922 k 12.121 l2-22-11 52211: [1:21
11.2.11 I-rus‘ml with :U‘ltl and “N12. :H-
“225! st." \I'I‘imn 111 insb .lLl. mthvr
plum-31}:
Pound That Mallory “'11s Its-.Isd
P‘IIIIEIII i11\2.~ti::1112211 hr 121 in nut the
‘.‘.' i S
lII 2.211222; ~21 .I I2 1122 1' 2:
112 H2r
i 11.
loll l’rIIIII IIII‘ lllml IIIIIl Killed.
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l‘llll2l. ,I 2.1IpIIII22I III III:
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limit 12‘! .1 2111.1 112.2 ~21 l"
‘H'.ll1~! 11ml” .1 112. .5
[1.24m 11.12: 11.221,.1112.I22 211‘
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MUM \'\!ll|‘ litllllw l, Ill“ “‘11 321.1124
Iain Ilmulum “‘13 I illtl [n
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A I'lan- «In-212.211 (Yullumu.
Washington. .lu.122 23 w. .l. unbou-
uf l'ltll\"llll' Illa.
to l‘lllul. lulu lm'll Hfffiinl llII
(filllll'lflllll‘l’ of the
f‘l‘l'll ll. ll. llIleo-I' of ("IIIrIImIIIl am
probably wfil cement the IIIIIIIIiIIIIIIvm.
w mu...» .. "Momma...”
lure mumy- loo llouoss.
o. a; ,Iamumu.
by my»
lmm NM
A Scheme to Get Money on,
2.l.'1‘:4.
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“ml."
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f221' him In 1'12 1.. Jun". ,2
2.21 21112.2l.
\Im ll his
Lyn. 11121112: V... .lun .‘1 \‘I'.I¥12-r
Sl22l2'..111:21221111tl. 1112: 11,22 2522.11‘I ll' 12'
\IlIllo ”whim; I l2.2fl2222II .I 22 2 .21 1211 TM
1221.
Muir.
puriumwl "II
2 mm l1.
New York law Set” 2122212 I V nuljllllll’
blurb I'LIIk.
bishop of Ilfrulr lsiuwl. III 1111 mljnurn-
I2Il III-222nm; 22f ”122 Hub-*2 221ml 2222111’22Iall22u.
l.IlI ”122 I 2.11111IHHI2IIIM
will» u ”l
lt‘vurmv in saw
Assam. ML. Juno fil.»~2~-'l'he Imply
lee houses sad a nearby house owned
White 1 Martin. hat/s been
is» to
also 3...... sIoc. ‘12
The readers of this paper will ha.
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cumin all its stages, and
that is Catarrh Hall's Corinth cm
lathe only positive ears known to the
medical fraternity. (lstarrh beluga‘ccov
stitutional disease, requires a constitu-
tional treatment. Hall’s Cat-nil Care
is taken internally. acting directly outho
blood and mucous surfaces of the system
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease. and giving the pulsar strength
by building up the constitution and al-
aistinu nature in doing its work The
proprietors havo so much faith in its eur-
ative were. that they offer one hun-
dred ollars for any case that it fails in
‘ cure. Sand for list of testimonials. Ad-
dress 1". J. Cheney 5!. (30., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists.
According to the newspapers. an Ohio
husband became the happyfather of seven
children not long ago. 0f the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlain’ a (laugh
Remedy, the only sure cure for map.
whooping- cough, colds and coughs. and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quick! and
permanently cured by using De itt’s
Wild) llhzel Salve, the [treat remedy
for piles and all forms of skin diseases. 2
U. Stimson and E. P. Weed.
The deal firmly lor Rheumatism.
From the Yulrhaven (bl. YJ Register.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village,
states that for twentydive years his
wife has, been a sufferer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor.
but he had read of Cuamberlain's Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he “Will to the. store and secured
a bottle of it. Ilia wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland’s purchase at first. but
newrthelese applied the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour's time was able to go
to deep She now applies 1t whenever
she feels 1111 ache or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that 1122 medicine which she had nsc'
I-ver did her as much good. The 25 and
.30 cent sizes for sale by G. C. .5th.
erttlI 31‘ 11.12122. 1
not "les‘lli:Vll‘LLilliyiilllW' 112121 ll.-.-Illf2l.r::2‘2tlt. W' B? JOhusfm' Neva’k’ 0" says:
”I, 1.5:” 111.11 ”Y 1122.22 11221412.: ”M. 1,. “(hie himute Lough (are saved my
"albumin Thu :121211‘2 .~~*. 1'2:l\’.2:125tr2'22t. only child from dying by croup. .2“
“as r-um M M ” WRIMMXW 112.2211 has saved thousands of others suffering
11122 112-l.11‘\":' 5.2.21 I: .1 1.1222211: 1w- from croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and
”2 . ' .. 7‘. . . . ‘ . ' ,, .21.... other senonsthmut and lung troubles.
a If H. {ilk-v rllrvlurlll'.‘ lulll!~ . ...2.2l.‘1 C C , ll lE P \v d.
“as 1”er Mummy. I. .bll nun ant . . ee .-
Th 2 hr 1' thro .- \‘ullt‘llv‘l‘fi 11221212 .lruun ”'“”’"‘“" "jW—"
in MM 21 «2f 2Ill1221 212-14 111211. {221'11221‘ 8550036,,”-
. 1.2,... 1.12. .1 m 112,... 2.13‘ ...- m Persons who arr-subject to attacks of
bilious colic will be pleased to know this
. .., .m 2121: II1 22.21 l1-1‘2‘2‘H2l prompt relief may bI had by taking
lit 12!. ll\ 2 l 1 .1 1:. .12. .1; , .2 ,.2 2.2;. Chamberlain‘s Colic. Cholera and Diar-
III. 1 11’! 2IIty h '2 2. .1. 2... rlII‘Ioa Remedy, and if taken as soon as
12.121.121111. 21.12.211.11. .212 .1. .2121 12.2- the first indication of the disease on
youth 221' 1‘11- 3.2 11~ 211 :ItzvrI-y 2212212221 2 4 09:.er it will prevent the attack. F0!
:21112; .2 .liy inn-H22! it 1.221122! l1.112- i22II sale. byG. C. btiilson.
III222,-.-‘:II‘I in h2;\2~ >2~III2 In”: .11 1'1122 ‘r'w “"“ “_'”"”"""
211121.122 221.1 212mm. 12 I 1'52'3113” .1 I2 1- Don' t thin your blood with sassafrns
2-12.11 .211211 11:22 mtg-122.2. .1 1.1.222 1121 12.11: or pfll-‘i‘ln it with blue-mass,- but old 1111-
11.22%}. ll Hut-.12}; 2.22:1»..11'11. 1.22.: N. 12.11212. tare by using lleWitt's Little Early
2 ‘ 2.1.2222 11.2 1.21.»- I. . 2. Risers. the famous little pills for con-
1122 11.2.2 222-11 2.2. 1112 stipation.bilions11ess and stomach and
:.2.2 12.1w. livertroubles. They are purely vege
'l'II- l' 212 l' 1122 :11 121i! 112-1 12 .I 2221‘»? table
“2222 1:112 1.1: 2 11.22 252.221.: 2.2.22 112.22 ‘, . ,',“
only 21: :2 111:2 12.22! lw .111 .11:}1l.211_1.: ‘IllSllllBfllOll Edllll. -
1312.112. 2.21152, That is what Edwards .1- l’arkI-r. mer-
” ‘ ‘ chants 12! 111111112. Ga, say of (‘lIaIIIbcr-
““2"“ ""“' “" 1.1,, "' luln's l’uiII Balm. for rheumatism. time
“‘12"? W 2 - 1W“ "2 ‘ 221 back, (1911) seated and muscular pains.
1.2122 2242"?“ '1 ”v 212 ‘- 1’ l ' “i Sold by G. U. b‘tillson.
lav! 1:12-'I l.21:.111 .l '21. ‘ 122'111 fl} _A_“ ”Hm“...
21‘ W 11222 . '1'“ "2‘ 1 22 “ Sick headache can be quickly and
112.2'2 12‘ . 2:2-221112- 2‘2 2=2 222 conIpMIly overcome by using those
12.7.2 ‘I222- 212-:2'2 -2' 2.31.2 ’ ' ' fuumus littlepills known as "DvWitt'II
2m! 2:1 1122 22212 > 2' [Illllt' Eurlv Risers." G. C. Still-Ion
“22:” 21!” PVT-21* 1» 1111dE.l’.‘IV€od.
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birth-(12mm a “i". that takes the. place of (olive. Th
1;. 121mg. 12.“ 1...... .22. 21-1,, 12221 m ., children may drIult It without injury as
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mm. ”1.11 111. mm 2.1 12-21“ 222.2. I:r.1iu~,nud the most delicate stomach
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package. Sold by all gmrvrs.
Terrible accident—wit is :1 terrible ao-
22111121111221.“ bururdor scolded; but the
1211111111111 agony and the frightful
Iluumucma can be quickly (Ive
’willmul leaving a scar by using Dc-
Wiit' II theh [lewd Salvo. G. 0. Still-
son audit. 1'. Wood 2
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We have on hand auroral thousand
job lot bllllIoads and notohcads that we
will print at the following prices: .
quarter 1111111221111: 201.110, additional
, Leno‘s. Il; 1.000 sixth billhcadl, I135.
guddltlouol 1.09M. 75c; notoheads. 1.000.
2 ’sI.-.Is,m1211uouu 1.0mm 750. Padding.
mammoth extra. This stool: is of
fair quality. You can have it at above
pirlops as long as it lasts. Evening Ben
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can been" by DoWltt's itch liml
Halve, but comma. Ioaldu. bums. bruises.
bolls. ulcers and all other side troubles
me be instantly relievodb the some
remedy. ”6.0. Htlllluu and .l’. Weed.
Wm. cum Drool.
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Imk II My mum cold as: tried many
mmodiea without help. the cold only lltr
coating Iumo settled. Alter urine three
IIIIIIIll bottled of Chamberlain’s Cough
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