Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 5, 1898 · page 2

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and he”. .lia was a
‘ o.” fill his “it
Hut am laden with
W ii! My river
. ear uterine oath-toll.
‘ hustling when flat-

"'I.

to Undertaker D. W
rooms and there prepared

fit ‘h moment that her iIIIa-
hash tutored. eat out from
In Alli street to learn the
With M. William Davis
w Mall street and per-
humpback and their“
h willie he broke the aorta of
‘ ‘ _ a death.

I the Injuries sustained by
sea and passengers are
nature. and all are ea-.

, . switcher appeared to
i ~ y of the others.

“ ”titan although severe-
‘ W [.th home. where
llama that I... his tutu

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. John '“ahon (lid not
he he iIaIIly h t although no
W bruised and he leg tin-nth-

 

Philip Bltd and l’tttrlek I
, were reported! hound.

' WW aftet; the collision one
0.0 imitated elem til the ofllee of
, J. m Oohuru. who III the rail
did m. and notllletl him or the
W and that his serviees were!
”his Thea Boutlut‘tor McMahon
I we a MD crow reached theme:
w ”Ifltirlett were attended
MI then hurried to the seene.
M Allen went Into the pasuonger,
W and dreaed the luiurles of soy.

. V the managers. none of whitiII

wt a more nature. .
H.1‘ravers and her daughter
Travers, who were In the ear foI-‘
til the smoker. were taken to thi‘
‘ W Hotel. Tile eat me: Mine
Throw eye was stitched by Ilr. w ll
”I. Hrs. Traiors sustained Itu ln~-
M to one arm Mrit. t‘rou'o who
W II the some ear. nlIuIiudful of her V.
. oil discomfort. aided greatly in slop-
‘pl. the how of blood front the rut III'
Ills Travura' head. The. injured III‘
II“ were coming to South Norwallt to
«he the PIttltheId train ftIrIldtI-ilfleltl
to visit the family of t‘oIoIII-l Giorgi
.5de to whom it is IIIIIlt-Iatood‘.
‘ are related. but their Injuries pre-

. them doing until today i
M sent lltiitit‘l‘tllin telegrams and iii
Q30” inclination to II-llitiItu and
lrlaodu. telling tilt-In of tilt” «evident.
and flooring them of their safety.

Conductor t‘url Iiauorer. of tiIr
“I.“ train. was lllilllll'i. Vill‘llllh
V M. the tirat rat on the train.
“Wit whlt'h the leader was driven.
who on empty baggage t'lll'. ‘l‘hio flII-l
w the lives. probably. of tlpw who
m lathe regular lmaallgt- ear fol.
,. lowing.

M Glittery. a Ilea'stloy tiring lit
m. wall bill-tut under a pile oi
We which toppled met on llitu
. I“ W left tilde was painfully bruised.

”it onntotir. tlf iiIIuth Noi'trulli.
aewlllloy. had Mil Nilit' itiltIrI-Il

Md his hands out by flying slaw.

and lauiuubury. at noon. l'tlitotl

m ”toll-e tuition-tor. was uniting
"‘ the ”were. its stated that. III.

“ II Iii felt the air brain». go on.
b m that sonic-thing had bap-

. N. lie braved hittluelf and did
art Isrs‘aa teen trout Illt' out when
the stub raise. II loot trout III.
N asrmt ladttth who w t‘ in a faitii‘

“ eaadttuu. but were otherwise an

‘I’i'h

ray. of llrltigeport. who l-
M at Dell Island. Iota thrown
"I “1. [till WNW into?! No to
” Willa frti’lu"’a nurtured “it.
w by diving III the IuiIIIul.

i HI (km. of Noraulk. watt Ill
{haml- ear lit-it to "ill amount
in u Witty bruit-N and quite
um all a mutt of the IIIIIIIIIIII

m lays the clash raise its the

" one enact-tar tilt their be-

“ i ready to leave the ear. title
w. who was standing III
‘w IIMI head Mitt tilt the

Ila watt partly attitttted. Ilttl

‘Ili .

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I he ”fired tantalum of let--
‘ sata- la the am. The root...

”W lit. t'apt'tiu Ila-outw-
mm MN The terror was
w Wilt!!! WM from the

immediately‘ a'asit Ii‘ti‘ilt tht «titties ti
slain lie wsaoheofthosawhoas-
listed in “chino ”heir Old! With.

it was at ones reported. was dying be- Re

nail the mirage. I
Telegram were sent to Stanford
and New Rayon for the wrecking
trains and crews. and they arrived
within an hour alter the collision oc-
curred. The gigantic crane was at
once aetto work and eontlaued to op-
eration until an early hour this morn-
ing. when the tracks were cleared.
The marked cars and locomotives
were trauafert'ed to the aldetracks. and

° later taken ‘to the repair shops at blew

Haven:

ligineer Nichol-annotate. that the
semaphore signals were set right for
him to proceed across the main tracks.

Engineer Olda stated that the signal
was not set againsthim until he was
lust opposite it and then be had no
time to do more than reverse and ap-
ply the 'aIr brakes.

Jay Simona. of South Norwalli; who
has been employed by the railroad
company for many years and has a
record for faithful service..was the

operator in the signal tower at the ‘

bridge. it in said to be an impossi—
bility for him to give a train the right
of way across the main line. without
first setting the eignals against all on~
coming trains. “

For several hours after the at-eltleni
it was neeeeuary for the west bound
trains to use the east bound rails as far
Iii Norman. The baggage 'was it'll/illi-
ferred from the 4:91 train to the MI
and taken to its destination.

Thousands of [lt‘olllt‘ coming from
an over the Norwalks unit also from
adjoining towns visited the til'l’llll of
the wreek throughout the afternoon
anti long into the evening.

A report was quite widely e-iretilated
this morning that Engineer ()Ids died
It the Norwalk hospital. this morning
l‘be report In untlI.Ie Mr. tlltla to rent
lug easily. He is terribly bruised about

August outlaw.“ ‘ H

y r soonest in .
us to o r our entire stock

slid atthep tesamfideim

are (life
member

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MEWS“

White mountain urine No

 
 
 
 
 

Remit

.aueleansss any
chenille partisans sad woolen blankets.

raters are t e F]
ofler them this weal: at LESS THAN 008.

White Itountaiti. No.

alighiwiht wee! theyh ti on id be

101. Regular price “Bil. This sale. 04 Ml.
. V

‘ d screen doors that 'week has prelupted
raters'at less than cost.

a‘ineis well] known in The Norwallrs,
sold in a few days.

(we except none) and we

 

MADE.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lo: I as .‘ ' 5 75-
“ ‘1“ I. II . “f! U is ' ‘ 65.
ll 1“ u ,H ‘0 00' . It | it 7 85.
u l“ it at ‘2 w. at H 9 '5-
“ 1” CI lo 1‘ w. or II 10 ‘00.
Klondike Cleanable. No.10. Regular price :1 00,1"th salt», 35 15
. 71 It 00. " " 7 ill.
at! 72 it as ‘0“. it... I. . 1 85.
II I: II as 12 m. It i 8 7 .
“ It “ H 00. . " " 12 00.
ll 75 0‘ Ida 18 We as _ u ‘3 75. y
211. Regular price 810 00. T his sun. 33 15.
9' 218 “ 12 290. ill 00,
II II 2" H ‘ at 1‘ “(L u u 1‘ W.
“ “ 215 “ “ 16 00. “ " 13 00.
II 04 21“ II I. 18 w. u l“ W.

These prices rule for week ending August 6th.

hlbrtc from a lace handkerchief to a aliens tout. but we Ili‘t‘ it prlueipaltv for
It is the. greatest unitary eluauiter known to modem so rut-I: °
thorough moth extanaiuator. list to clause your carpets without mooring theta from the floor.

..W S. STURTEVANT,

I Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale.

SOUTH NORWILK.

 

 

i'l‘eu pieces Dimity. 81-; little priee ..... 5e
Fifteen pieces iliniity and Lawn. tile;
| hotshot-9.. ......7.-

tht body. has a bad tilt under the eye. I1 wenty pim'ps Dillllty and illgantile,

.and seems to be dared.

“—‘u

commons atmazaam Sltolt lengths Pet-tales iii and l2ie;

Ills Ipaaish who Generally in a
Vanna-0mm.

the Associated Prose)
Santiago. Almost t. .. p. Iii.
layed in transmission. l—»- The uni-abuts

tIle- .

12e; sale pl‘it't‘...

i ualoprieo...........:..

Items.

9. ..

/

.. .7e
3 Short Lengths and Special

.itttssathttwtla and “He arrived “I Worsted dress goods ~ \arious grades.

Guantanamo Bay taut night anti rtiil‘l
ed «Ming immediately.

i‘onmmntler Todd. of the Wilming' . '
conditions at ;

"W" “""‘"" i lapttutmo diupel y.
i \\ liite goods.

.\p'loII t --|IeI ks.

ton. reprints that the
Manaanlllo, iii learned
lilou. are all follows:

There are there about. '1' "till n-gulurs. .

tiitlti \ttillliit‘t'l‘ll and told ililtllilllitit‘ltlti.
or ilreuien. “they appear to be iieli'
supplied altlt tattle and ptotlhiouu.
but are ltelit-Ied to be short of antinu-
Itltion. lit-rent events in that iitlutty
liui't- tainted them to litto disheart-
ened. and It Is believed til I the up

 
 
 
 

of only l.tltlti Inert.

connotation of tb an
forth are more i to
little in nothing iwyotltl so ie lleld

Ilium It‘flilltli‘liliii pl.--IIIII lli pttallltiti
and belonging itI tilt .tIluy. llut It in
said thfl“ rt- Ilbaut taeuiy titld gum
in the I-irillity. .

”the last ex peditlou to Mailltuuillo
looli liit- Hliltllittlx totiipltltely lIi titli-
priwe and they thought an Atuerltutl

form was landing south of the town. 1

mar Nluuero.
”lite Ioulltrv luItuI-Illately surround

"lug hlauaatllllo in fertile and ulilltalt ‘

operations Iollld be re'IIdily be Ilttrlt-Il
on there “lilo IIlIlI high road leading
out of Matlaaniiltt goes to thtitlluo
With a mat fort-e ill from of the III)
III this season of the your it would not
hit Installilt' for the lilpaiiilth troops to
leave htuuaauillo extent by tile road
referred to whit‘li t‘tllllti be Iiiot‘ltetl Ily
II landing party The molten hilt‘ttltltl
IIrI-wnt tho ripanIurIls troin Iw‘atupluo
by an) other way

The getteral feelulg or the ttplluisil
forum at Manitoulin and ill llti III-ililly
Ill beat shown by the fuel tht the Iii
auroral loader. tiiuellll llltu. ill on
tiiilillttl willilli II li'w Illiit‘lt til the plitt‘tt
with Ital iltt’“l|il')lllt‘ll illltl lie III-radon
IIlii Illiht‘n raid» on tile tltilliliililt of
the town llaelt In order to obtain rut
III belonging to the tipltuiurdtt lieu
Ital lilo» hath 'Ititt additional lltt'll art
that on tilt-Ir III) limit "to ulterior to
Iolil him

I oliht'tiiiitloh halt itt‘t'li tilltulliutt oftllr ‘

'l ililii'- iillt‘llti.
t ‘oiored dutuasks.
Siiktiiitlttu.

Swiss and nets fol III-'zupely
Shirt waists.
Sil waists.
ludies' summer w

l

i
l

rappers.

I later t'lll'iilillSiIliti pol-tit-rett.

I’iqttt‘ tilt

iiilltlll skirts.

iris.

Ilieyelt- skirts} jllt'kt‘in‘ illlti t‘il'ia‘.

iit‘ltti-I‘ litifiiiflt‘tt Siliifts, fitlt'; snip
yprit'e. .... ‘. . . . . . .. ......... .39..

“WW lit‘lliiitet- shirts. The; salt.
priet- ..... . . . . , , , _ . .49..

Iii‘tits Mitt-.k striped

til Waahington Iii-eat.

Ni W p; ~~'

liliti [militi-
sllirtu. Marti; sale pliee. ........."I.Io

A. Diékcrman 8t Son,

oh Mandamluguat lat, we-wlllopen out-“Mid-
Summer sale of balance of Spring
. and Summer stock.

Wash (leads.

Carpet Department.

lengths. 5 yards to 2.)) yards. Wilit'il we
will t'itlSt‘ tit low price. .

 

Art eurpets 2.5t; sale [ll'it't‘I ------ 15t-

Rug carpi-ts, 243m sale [wit u

illizl'ilili" various grades. out [ll'it't'S.
File pieI-es tapestry. title; sale priee. .2
Tell pieces tapestry. 75w; stilt- 'lll'itfe- .l'ille
'I‘II pea. tapestry title: sale pl'iee. .titlt-
Body Britannia. Veii’t‘tu. Mtltiilettes
Itlld .\xulillsttlrs. .

Remnant; tlil i‘itltilr‘, till widtlls.
remnants Linoleulll. short lengths

Mailings, 2.’

iII-.I.

i [it'l' t-t'lit diut'otlilt.
“
line I-tIII always iilld plat-e for till extra
rut: or mat.

“t‘ Silllii add it at It‘lli y'aliety to tilt.
rule at Itieiitly iedlleed pliers.

in short. We propose to tlitiiit' this it
t'it‘lll'llllt‘t‘ sale ill all III-pitl'ttiiellts.

V
'“

i'l'iI't's for this. HitleI'AHli UNLY.

 

Iouth Norwallr. Conn.

Thursday is our iitiil‘flliilt lllly allt't‘ltli items for that day only.

 

2The Town
:13
‘Ou the Ron...

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"T“ 7...”. . ....
‘8‘ ItPK’VW Jli‘iri

. m2... .

mu. 4

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I‘ll. . . Lg

report that the Florida entaulition tor,

the relief of "tiltlif‘ll tlouIeII has been I

uneventful (in July “it tiouII-II Will“

illi'illllllt‘ll about Me Iulltm attributed,
of i
The linen 1

ot .iurtirtt. the southern «simulty
tlie ”(mm-Jilt‘llfli 'Hlt‘Illt.
lords rvarualtul and burned It large
lIlIII-illutilae to tho wrulwartt of "to
port of Tuttaa. lit the proviuee III
Strata (”late on July at.
The squadron hilliellu save the
hill fort-ea guaeraill from Mag
III to ‘i‘rlttidatl. art evidently in it
my Iii-taotallatd «ladllloll.

Mata t'tua. the port on the math
I-IIIIIII of the profile! of l'uerttt Prin-
eipr. is reported to be Ilrmttul. There
in no Itltlptilllg there.

 

Iiom melt mute dkwtity rat-
not but hard to shake

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For the heroin Haas at half-prion.
For alto Nagtigao Ititrta at any prioa. Watkins
Vau‘ v0 boat-I in our aura.

You lanai» how good our thing- on.

Prioaa tiara manna aamathiog aavad

came to and look at. our gooda.
that up babe. you go away.
lat-gains may not ha atantifut tater.
Try on. of our crash outta.

 

FRANCIS & CO»

Clethlm sad faralahatt.

$ph Washington We“. Couch Noedrattr.

 
 
 

lit Buying
Wall Paper

' You want a good dual
ity of pagan. A tough.
paper that will not fall

putting it on.
want to select from a
I-otIIplete merit of
. the latest designs and
titila suitable for erery
room In the house.
You want tosaie mon-
ey by buying of a deal-

 

\\'t- have an lit‘t'llllllliiliitlll of Siltll't ‘

..7'II

eI who buys In large
‘I quantities, pays cash,
I gets an anti- diaeount.

5 and gives lliII eustmuertt
} tlte [tenant of the same.
i

l

Wall Patient, Palate, Artiata' Materials. .

Picture Framing,
Art (iotlds.
Painting and Paper Hanging.

Decker’ s

. “It \t'aahltlgttllt Street.
E South Nora alt.

Htort- opt-u ei'eititigli until it o’clock

I ll tut but 0111'!

An Aching Tooth.

"lllldl't'th tau testify that it can be extmted
patiiltmli y by

DR. P. w. DARMER

1;“- III not only extracted. but tilled without
pa II

trtlttt- lat twill front tam. set and upward»
' [kill that fit and look well. I
Hi tIetIIlt-.II lildrit'lit-d and atmthIIeIII-tl.
tot-HI and ”ruin work.
All arorh pertaining tutu-Id: rtI dentistry .II
verv n-u-onul-it-I- tinny-a.
Tm In t atno ted IMilliI‘hhiy, .IIIII.
ArtIIIigan titling-I. MI-
l'liitluiitlt "Hillel from .. ail.
tit-III tilting-I. trot-Ill .tli.
I IIthIIs from titn.
mm the twat of mate rials used and III-rt.
uilltrulttwd

DR. I“. W. DIRMEI.

l-IIIliil'f'tl ititl'k.“tl|lnl Multl "Wt-I IIII-r liai-
ti't‘a tiflli.’ \ltII‘I‘. h’iltitll Ntttiiit ll, t‘l.

timu hours. from it‘u III. io-l‘i III ; l p. III. to

ti. . p. III ins

 

 

 

 

 

l‘iul. itillhlit ll I-iuo- mu.

LINCOLN
sronaoa‘ g
WAREHOUSE.

m {II "(l-Alli (II
l‘urnlturarl’ianoa.
Ileyeiaa. Carriages.
ete.. are” etc.

 

a.

no PAI'I'ICUIIAII IIQUIII A!

Taylordrtloldeu‘s
lat haunt tantra tltt.
re Wm m I". lot-all.

 

AUTOMATIC

Bill that Oil title‘s.

 

'IlIit‘f“ itiipt‘mI-tl \Vil'klh‘l’. till ~lot'I-a.

NH «little. .\u I'IIII ll.

Refrigerators.
Window Screens.
and
Screen Doors.
At Cast.

COMStOCkI

No danger.

3 Dow.

"ii WMMIIIIIIII uh. Hit. NIIIWIIII.

 

Iietllaiutn. t‘ol line It alatii uloalug
illlivhllitt Wllii’it ruin a strip of lilo-III
rat [out wide.

ital illhllt‘ iiihiullltliliillttlli when you
ratwl‘llnt-ut. llitthl'a lllttltt tiarly
Ilium are iiit‘ttlllli. I'urlt. thorough III‘
III» pill-I 'I'iit't' I-Im- t‘tlllllitttllltfll ittul
Itil‘h ltriltiltt‘iit‘ inIII on Mire as you little
lltelu. Meant l'. Weld. Ntwaaiit;
-tioorgtt t'. million. tltiutll Norwalit.
'l‘tIII mud of Napoleon watt ialtl uti-
IItt'ttlltt'tI on the pillow where mit'ii
his Illeltw head.

. git-rig”?

sues-I

I~a:auaaeaatititiiy.

to pieces when you are .' the

“I“.

It malt i‘l’
alto-30w
raWatls—Itw
dials good If you would button
with "Don't forget the groceries" on it.

-——

 

 

BEWARE OF OlN'l‘ltithl'l‘B FOR CAI
TARRH 'i'liA'l‘ CONTAIN Milli)!!!“
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derangs

whole ay stem when entering It

You I through the mucous surfaces. Such ar-

ticlea should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans. as the damage they will do Is
ten fold to the good you can poasihly
derive from them. llall'a . Catsri-h
Cure. manufactured by F‘. J. Cheneyt '
.;..Co Toledo, 0.. contains no mercury.
and Is td'itetl internally. acting directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. 'In buying Hall's catarli Cure
be sure you get the genuine. It ta ta-
ken internally. and made in Toledo.
Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimo~
niala free.

8on by druggista. prior 75 cents
per bottle //

Hall's fs’mlly Pills are the heat.

a

 

When a‘woinan calla tier husband a
fool he is apt to plead~gullty on the
ground that be married her.

' A YOI'NG GIRL‘S EXPERIENCE.

My daughter's nerves were terribly
out of order. She was thin and weak}
the least noise starteled her. and aliti
was wakeful at night Before she had
taken one package of Celery King tho
I-hange ‘in her was so great that she
could hardly be takenlfor the sam-
giri. She Is rapidly growing well and
strong. her complexion is perfect. and
Illie siegps well every night. .—-Mrtt I.II-
II hit-Suit Brush Valley. Pa Celery
King for the nerves. stomach. liver and
kidneys Is sold in 2rd- and hilt poekj
atria III E. P. WWI. Norwalk.

.\ girl may speak a dorm different
languages and yi-t be unable to any
fires" to a young titan in any of them.

lll-Ihlutllla'lilllfi POW!“ OF MUSIC.

Mollie. hath power to soothe the
slit-ogre beast. but not any more potent
ill It over the feelngs than Cleveland's
Lung Healer ls over diseases of the
throat and lungs. it has proven to be
it sovereign remedy for t‘ougha. Colds.
tatbltla. ilrtlnebltia and t‘onttumptlou.
t‘uli at l'laiated'lt lirug store. 43 Walth-
lugtnn street. South Norwalk. for
u Uiiii bottle iron. Large size. the.

ANN .I woman has been Illltrl'it‘ti two
or ”N'tt' tilotitttI-I Idle goo: around with
all vii-reunion on torture that looks
.~II.-«plI-iou.-ly like “‘ihi'tllll.

.i stubborn rough or tieltling in the
throat yields to One Minute t‘otigh
t‘ure. llllt‘flllt'ss III effort. touches the
rlultt stint. reliable and loot \Illat is
wanted. it net» at once. Edward I'.
\t'u-Il \orwalk; ileorgt- t‘. Stilltmn.
South Nulwalli. r" a . J

 

 

lilo ilItI:ItiiIi‘i|titti llolwe iiI‘i' tlie
IlI-II-Inl. III the lil‘llloll iItIllSt'iitliti
I'IIIIIII'y lilt‘ horse» Willi lII'IuIIl it‘ll‘t“
lit-lids lI-III'II lilt'ii‘ drill more rapidly
:liIIl tilt others.

”llIl': NEST IlBMIt‘lll' l‘tllt l".l I' .\.

.\lI. .lIIiIn Mathias. a sell ltuoali
mick dealt-r tit l'itlusltl, K31. alll'ri
"After suffering for over It wet-It “'ilil
flux. and my plIysII-ian having failed
to relieve “tile. l was advised ttl try
t‘llaulialrlain'a i‘oiir. (‘holerti and lil-
IIrrlIoea ItetiII-Ily. .‘lllii have the plea»
ill't‘ II! slittitifl lllltl the hit” of one litit-
tle t‘lli‘t‘l‘ me." For rule by it t‘. Still-
oon. South Norwalk: Iii. i'. \t'eI-Il.
Ntll‘itfl'li.

 

"Slit-lender or die?" t'l‘it'ti Iil~- roliuii
'itlt'r.

"ilo you wish me to latte you lltertli~
ly .Ifliil‘ti the Spaniard

“No: I‘ll take you lltrl'ltill."

the Hill!“ rider.

replied
ll‘or ill‘tlkt‘ll FIII‘iiIi’t'I-t, Hort-I». tunnel
illil‘n. burns. tiltili Iliwunu and Want"
I'iuliy pilthlII-re la itllt‘ I'I-llltlIlI- rt'lll~
t‘tiy. Ilt'WlIt'lt \t‘ilril lIaItt-i Alive.
Witt-u you lit“ for lit'tt'itt‘t. IiIItI't lIi
II-pt I'IIIIIItt-i'lelta or frauds \‘IIII sill
ttill he tilrtiitiliiillilt‘ti it) Ili‘Wltl‘a Witi‘Ii

Il.IsI-l Suite. Edmund I‘ Weed. Nor
\IIllk. iit‘ltl‘lt' t‘. rltlllilolt. i-IIIIItli Not»
Italli «

"bw
'l'lle met-age duration of human life
In lturopollti I‘tiltiill‘lt‘i‘ l~ grout-st liI
ttwotlI-u and Norway. and torrent in
Italy and Altalria

Gramo-
lit tht ta hit Alum hit

Dears the
Uigaatare of

iiit‘ demand for WWII!” Ittll'tttbt nah
II-Ilmt the t‘tlllilli' iIuIint-IIII in Wyom-
Itll.

“'t' hm- Int-II I‘hllliitlil‘lltllflt Intuit
ltetlledy in our home for many years.
and bear t’liiteti'itli toattuiouy to its
value til It medlrlhe whieli should he
III nutty faintly. ill t'lltlIilit and «aids
we have totuut it in he varietal» and
III Iroutl anti wittmpiaa entail is out
dreu III» down It illtlitpeiII-Itllla.«~v|t. l'.
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Mo. it'lll' sale by fl. 1'. lttlllsuu. lItItIIli
Norttntli: It. It. Word. Norwaltt.

til the lullatllllauis of ilmfiflll shout
Will," ate of truth and it.“ at

Icutcll weaiaai. .

 

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