rt Thomas. the fin-
uflout. sailed from
at it o'clock this
flint“. The Thomas is
' ”the! early in Nov-
conpurtments towers
are long rows or
‘ mingle berths. three in
. woven steel wire
"men. There are al-
. ”In. making a total of
3 Orchimllur woman).
”than men. a total or
and non-commissioned
- Infinite“ is the ice making
~‘ ,Wlty of two tons per
, - . I! Olson condensing up—
«w Mmung‘szlt water, into
‘ r. t a capaciy o
A . . aliens a day. a carbona-
for making soda water.
hlldry and a cold storage
the spur deck are the sold-
. . room, a dining room with
w . late for company and
Moore, a Ialoon and lavatorles.
. r’s department. com-
' headquarters. regu-
"quarters. and smoking and
,reome are on the promenade
- chart rooms and quarters
“captain and first. second. third
fourth officers of the. ship on the
hridp. are elegantly iittcd up.
‘11. trait.- also. is a hospital for
diseases.
, .. SHUCKERS 0N STRIKE.
Mich from Norfolk. V3,. says:
Mom shuckers of .nis port are
R» I going out on strike, about 500
, now idle. in consequence of the
- of the packers not to employ
m then after next Monday. The
1 .. ; declare that the shuckers
.- continuous trouble. by meddling
"walking out" every time an ob-
ble employee is discharged. lly
there will be 1.800 shuckers
In the packers at a meeting last
i.
it
w ,
iJiltll.
"i
, , t relOIVed to stand together. The
.. . are all colored. The strike
. partially paralyzed the oyster
, here. About $15,000 weekly is
Q _ out now, and toe lock-out will
, p 5,000 people directly. Norfolk's
‘ 1W trade is Worth $2,000,000 annual-
.'
CONFERENCE or BAPTISTS.
‘ flipper and conference will be hcid
‘1! the First Baptist Church. Stamford.
but Monday evening. when it “is expec—
MM the pastors. Sunday school
‘ 'I- intendents and their assistants.
”j, pay with their wives. from
‘ , Westport, Norwalk. New (‘a-
. d Greenwich will be present.
ml having been sent. to them.
in! sooial hour will be held
6 to 7:30 the former being serve-d
it ‘,“ .Lthedulies of the church. At 7:250
M will be a short address follower]
. .. ion on “Advance in Sunday
Wor
TO LOOK FOR REV. PREC-
. m f” TON.
Wot Police Vollmcr has received
out to be on the lookout for
.. Charles Earl l’rcston. of Boston.
was last seen on board the steamer
‘ on Octobcl tith. He is des-
as being rather short. Well
had, with light hair. moustache
.- de whiskers.
FDR. BCHAVOIn's new llOl'SE.
.35.
if? Mrs. Frederick Scbavoir. on
'M'I hill. Stamford. in course of
Win: the past at Imer. has been
mnleted and is noiuoccupled by the
.4060! and his tamI y. The house is
'm of the handsonicst in this scction
“the county. It is located on (lien-
‘chrnok avenue. near Linden Lodge. and
um I fine view of the surrounding
mm. while it is near enough to
town to be considered fairly in the cen-'
tr. 1 everything. The building is of
“Ghost and finest material and work-
Whip. The plans were designed by
. fl. Schavoir and they were carried
5 ”out under her direct supervision.
HEAVY FREIGHT TRAFFIC.
The freight business on the New
't". 1 “York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
: m is larger this fall than fIIr several
yarn. The increase is especially m;-
iieflble in New Haven. which is the
‘ converging point of several divislom
d the his system and the crush of
‘ . Wt has been so great during the
’ last few days at the regular freight
.‘t'. depot on Long Wharf that it was decid-
w ed to min open the old Derby freight
Mlle on Water stgt'ct to accommodate
. ”I! ”light. This freight house has
- be. cloned for five ycars
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE.
Philadelphia. October ltt—Tbc Jury
do the Insham and Ncwitt trial un-
We this morning that they were
‘ Me to agrecc. Judge )lI-l’hcrson
‘ them blclf. l'sfihing to dist-burgr
HULES FOR llillTlSil ARMY.
’ aim". III. October iii—A special
. “the Times-Herald from Evansville.
;.~ ‘M an: An agent for the lirltish
, ‘- cut was in I...s city today and
100 mules to 25.. ..ouls. They
“»Melded for use in the war in
m Affirm.
WARM-1f) somums ARRIVE.
. M York. October l0 ~The I‘nited
‘m trlnuport Sedgwick. which left
“October 15. arrived at Quaran-
“ W. with fifty cabin passengers
:3. discharged soldiers and civ-
‘l'itl PRESIDENTIAL Titus.
mm. P... October l9—~Thc prr-rl-
tnilk'nrrived at 1:30 this Inor-
ntl after I stop of twenty min-
. proceeded on its journey to Wash-
Thepurty were all asleep.
Thwfinely constructed home of Dr. '
Ell Slim
fi'fio . - aha?
So are the SOROSIS,
the new Shoe for women.
53-50-
GLOVER’S
The Place. ‘
ELI“R‘[)A NEEDS A NEW BOILER.
The Elfrlda. the steam yacht loaned
to the Connecticut Naval Militia by
the government. is- at Starln's dock in
Now liavdn. whcre she will remain un-
til some definite action can be. taken
in making repairs. She is badly in
need of a new boiler and cannot again
be used until one is put in. it Would
cosr about $4,000 and the state auth-
orlties have written to the navy de—
partment requesting that the yacht .u-
taken to the Brooklyn navy yard for
repairs. It is thought the government
having loaned the yacht to Connecti-
cut she was turned over with the un-
derstanding that the state. would hear
all expense of repairing her.
CHRISTIAN i‘lii'ltCli RESOLV-
TiONS.
Cincinnati. Ohio. October lit—Officers
u’erc elected last night at the session
of the jubilee convention of the Chris-
tian Church. Resolutions were adopt-
cd against seating Congressman-elect
Roberts. of Hall; favoring prohibi-
tion: against the nulllilcation of tho-
nntl—cantccn. and for chaplains of all
volunteer regiments.
To Cure a. Cough in One Day
To Cure in Cold in One Day
To Cure Sore Throat in One Day
To Cure Eonrsoneee in One Day
l‘nkc Cleveland's Lung Iicnlcr. 25 cents.
If it faileztucurc, art- will cheerfully refund
your mouct'. t'l‘rial si/x- free.)
For sale at Piaisted's Drug Store.
South Norwalk, and Edward E. Weed's.
Norwalk. }
"lib-seed lie the tie that binds." said
the minister as the happy bencdlct
handed him a 3:30 gold piece.
To Ours n Cold in 0.0 DIV.
Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It
fails to cure. 25c. The quinine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
it‘s difficult to convince one man that
another has the some kind of religion
in ll horse trade that he has in
church. ‘
Millions of dollars. is the value plac-
cd by Mrs. Mary Bird. Harrisburg, Pit.
on the, life of her child. which she
saved from croup by the use of One
Minute Cough Cure. It cums all coughs.
colds and throat and lung troubles
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk; P1
P. Weed, Norwalk. .
A man whose wisdom probably
comes from experience says that wed-
ding tours rcry often turn out to be
merely a lecture tour.
Educate Your novels wun Cancun“.
Candy t‘athartic. cure constipation forever.
I0c,!15c. If C. C.C fail. drngnlsis refund money.
is «here any more licavtnly fcIliIIz
than that which accompanies the writ»
ing of the words. "enclosed please find
Jiiilunce of your account."
GRAIN—O BRINGS RELIEF
to the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking
is a hibit lhul is universally indulged
in ,and almost as universally injurious.
Have you tricd Grain-f)? It Is almost
like i‘ltllt'v'. but the effects arc just the
opposite. Coffee upsets the stomach
ruins the digestion. effects the hcart
and disturb~ thc whole nervous system '
Grain-O tones up the stomach. aids di-
gestion and strengthens the n:.rvrs
There is nothing but nourishment in
Grain-0. it can'tbe otherwise. 15 and
25c per package.
We all know the woman who goes
in to buy 10 cents worth of candy and
eats a pound of the 60 cent variety
while she waits to have her purchase
done up.
NOTlt'E TO liRl'OGli-lTs.
We. the undersigned. respectfully an-
nounce that our guarantee printed on
the back of each package of Nutt's
Cough Syrup is official. and we stand
behind every bottle as represented.
Raymond Medicine (70.. Boston. Mass.
makers of Nutt's l'urc Jamaica Jinger.
seam aunt's-Ins
‘ Comptroller Grunt has lied bound in
s “time manner it nook which is of
much interest to persons interested'in
records of the Revolutionary War. It
is called "l’sy Tools of Connecticut.
Sick Bills. 1775-1176." It Is in manu-
script. written In a verv neat hand and.
according to a note from Dr. C. J.
Houdly. the state librarian. was copied
from the original bills for board. nurs-
ing and medical attendance by John
Jeffrey. a clerk in the pay table oillce.
formerly of .fthinebeck. N. Y. The
book has been indexed by Miss Lucy
B. Wndhams. the daughter of Clerk
Wadhuml of the comptroller'li office.
Thetrunncript is of the bills of the doc-
tors and other persons against the state
for services rendered to Revolutionary
soldiers. and contains the names of
about. 450 Ioldiers of the Revolutionary
army from this state. whose names it
is believed occur in no other form. The
total amount of the blills is £1,455.-
0.7 $4, or about 87.275.
TICKET COUNTERFEITlNG.
Denver. Colo. October lib—The. oili-
cials of the Colorado Midland Railway
Company have discovered a case of
ticket counterfeiting which promises
. to prove one of the most extensive ev-~
cr unearthed in this country. The tie-
ket counterfeited is what is known as
a skeleton round trip form. The tic—
ket is so made that with a coupon'nt-
inched it can be made out to any paint
in the country and return. The tickets
found have been all on eastern norms
and they were. so nearly perfect that
not only conductors, but employees in
the general office passed them without
question. The oilicinls have no idea
of the. number of tickets out. but be-
lieve it to be large. There is no clue
to the counterfolters.
runes morning fN "consuma-
e
From Benjamin Franklin.
"When you are. sick. what you like
best is to bee hosen for a medicine in
the first place; what experience tells
you is best to be chosen in the second
place: what reason (i. e.. Theory) says
is best is to be chosen in the last placc
But if you can get Dr. inclination. Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a
consultation together. they will give
you the best advice that can be taken."
When you have a bad cold Dr. incli-
nation would racommend Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy because it is
pleasant and safe to take. Dr. Exper-
ience would recommend it because it
never fails to effect. It speedy and per
mancnt cure. Dr. Reason would rec-
commend it because it is prepared on
scientific principles. and note on na-
ture's plan in relieving the lungs. open-
ing the secretions and restoring the
System to a natural and healthy condi»
tion. For sale by George C. Stillson.
South Norwalk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
.\ poor man’s fortune is maid when
he weds an heiress.
"If you scour the world you will nev-
er find a remedy equal to One Minute
Cough Cure." says Editor Fackler. of
the Micanopy. Fin. Hustler. it cured
his family of La Grippo and saves thou
sands from pneumonia. bronchitis.
croup and all thro t and lung troubles.
George C. Stillson, outh Norwalk; Ed.
P. Weed. Norwalk.
When greatness is thrust at a man
hc ncvcr tries to dodge It.
Joseph Stockiord. Hodgdon. Me.
healed a sore running for seventeen
years and cured his piles of long standv
ing by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel.
Salve. It cures all skin diseases. George
C. Stillson. South Norwalk; Ed. P.
Weed. Norwalk.
The summer girl looks crml, and
when she returns to town she will he.
The “Plow Boy Preacher." Rev. -.l.
Kirk-man. Belle Rive. "L. says. "After
suffering from Bronchial or lung trou-
ble for ten years. I was cured by One
Minute Cough Cure. it is all that is
claimed for it and more." It cures
coughs. colds. grippe and all throat and
lung troubles. George. C. Stillson.
South Nor-walk; Ed. P. Weed. Norwalk.
A new broom may sweep clean. but
it takes an old one to reach the dirt
in thc corner.
,A SENSIBIE MAN
Would usc Kemp's llalsam for thc
Throat. and Lungs. it is curing morc
cases of Coughs. ('olds. Asthma. Dron—
chitis. ('ronp and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any Ilruggist
to give you a Sample. Bottle Free to
convince. you of the merit of this great
remedy. l’rice 25c and .'.0c.
When a man is out rowing with a
pretty girl he has something to look
forward to.
To Our. Comtlputlon Forever.
Take (bis-care“ Candi! Catlinrilc. 10c or“
If C. C. C. fall to cure. drugalsts refund money.
it's far easier to show another man
his proper place. in the World than it
l> to find your own.
NO Klilfl’l' 'iv‘U tiliidNESS.
The woman who is lovely In lace.
form and temper will always have
friends. but one who would be attrac-
tive must keep her health. if she is
weak. sickly and all run down. she Whl
be ncrvuos and irritable. If she has
constipation or kidney trouble. her
impure blood will cause pimples.
blotches. skin eruptions and a wretch-
ed complexion. Electric Hitters is the
best medicine in the world to regulate
stomach. liver and kidneys and to pur-
ify the blood. it gives strong nerves.
bright eyes. smooth. velvety skin. rich
complexion. It will make a good-
looking. charming woman of a run-
down invalid. Only 50 cent: at Frank
H. Baxter's Drug Store.
BISMARCK’B IRON NERVE
Was the result of his splendid health.
indomitable will and tremendous en-
ergy are not found where Stomach.
Liver. Kidneys and Bowel: are out Of
order. If you want these coalition and
the sum-m they bring. use Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They develop every
power «it brain and body. Only 25c at
Frank E Buster's Drug Store.
A cure for constipation.
been i d t Mystic tor
' m! h." t was 53‘}. no? n‘l‘y'lieeltb, my :om-
;onen myapm lea amend fern, tony
that Celery in! has restored all um. and
this after tryi many other medicines that
were In , but which were of
no value whatever. would like to tell every
suffering women what Dole" Ki bu done
for me-§ lie Gould. Medina. Ob o.
(‘o u sure! toutipatton and all dia-
eaeee o the towns. istomucn, Liver and Kid.-
ntys. Hold by drought». we. nudwc.
intend m run close.
Hartford Inn Tries to Kill his Wife and
Shoots-Himself. ,
Hartford, Conn, October iii—Adolph
Brodeur, aged about thirty-six years.
made a desperate attempt to murder
his wife last night and then end his
life. lie flrcd slit shots at his wife
and then sent a bullet into his own
head. it is thought he is fatally woun-
ded. Jealousy is said to be the motive
that prompted the. shooting. The Ion-
ple live at it; Trumbull Strcct. liro—
dcur Is a tailor and his wife Inns :1
small candy store. She is sonic years“
younger than llrodcur and of a Very
attractive appearance.
According to Mrs. BroIII-ur in .' hus-
band has been acting very peculiar of
late and whcn he came to supper II"
was morc than usually moss and she
bccauu- alarmed. Will u an opportunity
offered she left the housc. but had not
gone for when she saw that her llll'w'
band was following her and at tho cor-
nor of l’I-arl and Trumbull streets she
‘Ippcnlcd to a poliwman. who war pass-
ing. saylnt; that she {cared violcnrc
from her husband. It is said. lIOWI'V't‘I‘.
that the policeman. who was not or.
duty. though in uniform. walked away
from the woman and almost lmInc-
'llatcly afterwards llrodcur commenced
firing at. her from the opposite side of
thc strict. and after he fired six shots
head forward of the right car.
lltr husband was rcmovcd
hmpital. ‘lie is llgcly to die.
An examination of the Woman show—
ed onc bulk-t still lodged in the left
side of her neck. The lcft arm was
gruzcd from the clbow to the shoulder
ind the bullet was found in thr- cloth
of her \vziir-t. There were twu wounds
in her right arm, one in the left wrist
which shattered the bone. and one Illl-
der the right arm. She walked to lll‘I'
home and received medical attention
there
to thc
ilm’llid-l 'l'liMiI-Ili‘i’ IN PORTLAND ;
Portland, Maine, ilctultcr ill-~\\'il-<
llaIu l'lrrwrr, formerly it well known'
caterer of this Iity, shot and killed
Mrs. .Iennie I.l'*firow in a boarding
house on Brown strcct here at noon
today. (lrower then killed himself.
AN ELEVATOR itl'IS'l'lHn'EI). 4
Chicago. Ill. tlctub r llir»'l'hc Neil“
England 'l'runsi't r lilcmtor. Folly-i
eighth strict and Human :Ivcnuc, Iva.»i
burned this morning. Libs. ”170,000.
on”-
"Elli Millig
“Both In sulfa and m ulfhuvo- been .
"Inf CA ARETS and y are the but ‘.
medic no we have evc had in the house. Last I
week Iny wife was frantic with headache for :
twodoyu. she tried some of yourCASCAltl-JTS.
and they relieved the pain in her head Ilmmt
immediately. We both recemmendCuecurcu." .
Oil/ls. s1 znlvonu.
Pillsbury Safe a Hep-mt Co. Pituburg. Pa
emcw
cxmarmc
l
l
l
5
Pleasant. Pal-table. Potent. rum Good. Do 1
Good. cher Sickcn. Weaken. or Gripe. lie. me. we l
OUR! CONSTIPATIOI.
u. l
muffin ‘
‘ llc prcscntcd for the first time at. lioyt's
,(lcllvin 1' 3i.
. town today its \Vcll as forty odd years
at lit-T he sent it bullcl into his own
loops:
‘ -ulii'..IloI'; Frcziviicl; I.. Whit». Water—
.bury. l-llllllill‘l for brackets or holders
v m "
ring incidents of Blue Jeans. which
will be seen at Hoyt'l Theatre on flat-
urduy evening, October 21. The play
pictures in strong colors the lives and
doings of the simple folks of Rising
Sun. and its unaffected unturulneu is
one of its greatest charms. It will be
presented by an dcquate company
and with all the eaborate scenic ef-
fects. Among the special features are
the Blue Jeans Quartette and the
great saw mill scene. i
A CONT-ENTED WOMAN.
Somehow there is an unnumeable
strength in the Hoyt trademark, which
appeals with a sort of magnetic influ—
cnI/e to the minds ’of the most fashion-
able. as well as the masses. This fact
will be demonstrated. no doubt. by the
demand of seats for the presentation in
this city of Hoyt's masterpiece “A (hu-
tcnted Woman.” at Hoyt'ls Theatre,
next Thursday evening. This comedy
has been pronounced infinitely superior
to any of his previous writing.
that as it may, it is. pretty certain that
it has added more to his bank account
than any of the others. Everywhere
the pi:=ce has been presented, the the-
atres. we are told, have had the seat-
ing capacity severely tested. and stand-
ing room has been at a premium.
THE VILLAGE POSTMASTER.
This ruralcomcdy drama by Alice
ivcs and Jerome Eddy. which had a
sllccrssiul run at. the Fourteenth Street
'l‘hcatre. New York, of 150 nights. will
’l'ltcnirc, this city. on Tuesday evening.
Scenes are laid in a coun-
try town in New Hampshire in 1852.
“‘llil‘ Franklin Pierce was president.
The characters are those Which can be
found in almost any New England
ago. Placing the time back forty years.
however. gives an opportunity in coa-
tuIning and for a stronger accentua-
tion of rural peculiarities in speech
and nianncr. The complete New York
production. with a powerful cast. head- X
cd by Archic lioyd. will be seen iit‘
lloyt's Theatre on this occasion.
WONDERFUL
THE
l..\.\ll’.
t‘hris and thc Wondcrftli lamp will
in [tI‘cM-llli'rl at the llyriv’rion. New Ha-
ven. for one wrclc commencing on
londay lli'Xi. Octobcr :3. There will
lu- ii matinee Saturday. It will be
gratifying ncus that Klaw it Erlangcr
and ll. ii. Stu-cu» arc to make anoth-
I-r hipr prc duction in that city so soon.
’l'ln» attractions thcy have presented
lldi‘l' always borne out the promise at
our“.
of pleasurable interest is added to by
("Hills .\.\'i)
Iht- fact that we are assured that Christ
:IIIl tbc Wonderful Lump will be the
most sumptuous spectacle they have
"In yot offered. The story of the per-
foI ninncc was silugcstcd by the book of
this name. the cliaptI-rs of which first
:Ippcarv-d :crially in St. Nicholas. l'bc
cIIlo-rtaiining idea of that young limb
turning tliv‘nntnral laws of life lip—
tidc down to fit his appetite for‘excitc-
zncnt and salty plcusurc bus lwcn
caught up. It is claimed and turned to'
a delightful stage account by (lien Me.
llonough. ’lhc music for this racy
fiction was composed by John Philip
Sousa. the Well-known ban:imastcr.i
Seats now on sale. l’riccs. 81.50. “.00;
and 75 cents.
('ilN Nlii 'T ICl'T PATENTS.
Be Grain and Feed from second hands ?
In this “Dial“? the occasion]
Bruin“. . .
Inflammation, orr ages”;
Pendants-ant. , I:
It is the quickest and surest '
cure for all pain. Avoid? “
“We never make excuses for charging high prices.”
because it is not necessary. 'We sell the choicest grain
and feed at the lowest price. Why buy Hay, Straw,
Elevated Grain
is always clean.
Raymond Bros.
were
“Advertising is the" Key Note to Success.”
The Evening. Sentinel is the medium through which the
sucCess is obtained.
.. . 3...... valid—«std ,...
«(WT—HE FAIR
Clock and Ear Store.
From Maker's To Wearers.
I»
Big Variety
in newest styles of well-tailored,
Studies” and Misses" Sachets,
Suits. 90“ Chub and
'5)“- Capes.
A'l‘ MANUFACTURERS PRICES;
I. Wrubel 8- Co.,
i
The following wci’c issued Octobcr
l7. Will: i
List furnished from office of 'A. .\I.
;\\'oostcr. solicitor of patents. Bridge-i _,,._._.,.
port. ('oun.1 ?
ltolwrt .l. llurd. llrirlgcport. machine?
for making paper cartridge shells: .
Ileujunlin P. Taylor. Bridgeport. Pneu—
matic tirc; (“lausscn & Morison. ilart—.
ford. paper bag machine: (lo-orgc l“.v‘
llicllnrdstm. Hartford. thermostat: Ed-
win ll. Williams. Hartford. szrcw cut—
ting tool: James C. Hyde. West Haven.
wire buckle; (‘llnrlcs ll. Kcnncy. New
London. steam generator: Joseph W.
i'hillips, .\'nr\\".ch. bushing for homes;
,‘Iibcri. Ii. Shipped l(iilingly..
"or bicycli- l:tIIIl).~; .v\. .i. I’ln'lntcu of
\\'ntrrbur_v and .i. R. Reynolds, Hart-
ford, system for stopping strum cn—
glues.
William H. Atwood, New ll'll'ifl. nu—
tomobilc body: Ayres & Foster. Dau-
bury. hI-ei plate for rulibcr hccls; John
(l. Spear. Winsted. stud bolt.
Ncw England hatch t‘o.. \I'aterbury.
watches-two trade marks.
LABELS.
Washington street, South Norwallr.
‘—
68
.. riverything from a needle to an anchor."
_ liAi‘E OFF AGAIN BETWEEN
lCOLUMBIA AND SHAMROCK !
NO WtND,
Roebuck’s Weather Strips
“M“ KEEPS WIND OUT.
SASVE YOU 55 s s ON YOUR COAL BILLS.
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE COMPANY.
l
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u.
my. I” ‘m'um ”mm“ M "d' m l Knnwlt‘S’Lomha rd to. Guilford quick sales. Small Pronto.
lo."a."c 30M and amount hv all drug- "Puritan Tomatoes tlur canned .
um- to 0 ll Tobacco molt 50065.) |
woman.
Mk
V Renovator
A Blood Medicine
Smith's Green Mountain Renovator is a cure for Women's diseases.
Many women have
vegetable preparation.
nine disorders.
result of bad blood.
We :1
Medicine that Goes Deep and Cures.
We guarantee to refund your money if Smith's Green Hountain
'm .
is such a certain core that we will forward Free of Charge a Sample
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MGM-Mom
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For Women
been wonderfully saved by the use of this timc~honored
Depraved and sluggish blood is the cause of femi- .
Blood is the River of Life, and all disease is the
If your blood is pure, you will be a happy, healthful
to Women strongly to give this Medicine 3
.a Physician's Prescription and purely a Vegetable
The
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