ve decided that an (incubation of Pocket Knives, Raz- .
drain not-a sufficient variety for the average shopper to
‘. no we have arranged with the “Electric’f Cutlery
America's greatest cutlery—to carry theirxfull: line oth‘
I s. We new display 150 different patterns ofipock-
soI'S. making the largest and finest assortment Oi Ameri—
e cutlery ever displayed in Norwalk.
y‘artiele'btm'ped “Electric" is fullyiwarranted. and if unsat-
Ilfi iiiptirtieulargis returnable {for cashmyoii run norisk.
an new =
e. have made arrpngemeuts with this concerp to give a “Cut-
iiExhibition” at our store on Saturday the 24th., where their top-
bttt‘We will sharpen any knife, or hone’ any razor free of charge,
litour store any time this week before 9 :1. III. Saturday. In
‘Mition to Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, Shears and Strops, we
enlisoioffer a fine line of table cutlery, including Knives and
e Carving Sets, Tea, DeSSert and Table Spoons, and Rogers’s
tiSiIver Plated Ware.
This will be an excellent opportunity to make your Holiday Sc-
Remember Saturday the 24th.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
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W ’ * S. S furfe van 1,
NORTH MAIN AN 1) ANN STREETS.
son'm NORWALK.
«common»
leaning “W Chris as.
‘ . Holiday Goods are coming in, and to make room to dis—
, play them. we will make a sale of short lengths and broken
lines.
FFORD A SPECIAL ATTRAC-
[bitEss Goons WILL A
“ 5.: . TION.
REMNANTS AND 0
PIECES '
will Wyomniimttrnctlve prices.
Ill) SILK WAISTS
are always in demand. You
can buy them at less than
their value.
MERCERIZIED SKIRTS.
Have been samples. It
didn't improve them. but
did improve the prices for
you. -
MATS AND RUGS.
Dropped patterns. Just as,
good quality and lowe’r
prices.
,4
OUTING FLANNEL-
.. VETTES.
Short lengths at short prices
‘SILKOLINES AND
SWISS DRAPERIES.
' Some attractive bargains.
A counter devoted to special items for this sale.
NECKTIES. BOYS' WAISTS.
COLLARS. MEN’S SHIRTS.
'SUSPENDERS. TAM O'SHANTERS.
And other goods at sale prices.
A. DICKERMAN 8: son.
.I. 84 Washington'Street. South Norwaik.
IHI.
“ in... utility
Int Vigor
1 I Pl.tl8...m--
mt'fimifitlonhytou of Memory. ali‘wnsting‘dia- 6°
ofieoln o! ”Iliabuoo or excess and indiscrotion.
‘tOIIlc' ind blood bulldor. Brings the pink '"J‘.
glow 19 III. cheeks and restores the fire of youth. ‘By ' ‘ \
mil soc. per boat. 6 boxes for $2.50. with our bonk- 5°
”guarantee to our. or "fund the money paid. . "G'I’I.
30nd bedroom and copy at our bookable guarantee bond.
' ' lllTA'TABLETs W
.. .i’npoow Immediate itaruito‘ '
I’gitflivoiypgnnnntob‘d euro forLou of Power, Varicocoie. ‘ Undeveloped or Shrunken
; Organs. ruin. Looonmtor Ataxia. Nervous Proctrntion, Hysteria. Fits, Insanity
,' tinned tho. unit- 0! ExomivoU-e of Tobacco. Opium or Liquor; By‘ null
; p; n package. mo at box, 6 for $5.00 with our bookable gear-nu. bond to
. m Insomniac refund monoypuld. Addrm . « -
' unrivrrA MEDICAL COMPANY
madman-m ' onionoomuum
‘ new by «one: o. ITILLION. drunnlot’. count Norwaik. noun. <
v
m ”NM
MICK" I = ‘I SORETHROAT?
‘~' « mu.
at anion: ‘ ' TRY‘
4 Who’lido mnupor- . . I}, ‘
~ Aldp‘lil’d‘bnrry and do Brazlllan
"Emil " 1.. . ...
-
i
a "1"}?! ,t,
W; 100‘“). Mid lil' $1.00
» g BAXTER‘S or i 8
annual.
PLAISTED‘S "
.ipatternn of razors, no patterns‘of shears, and is pat- '
’, l . .5; av ‘-
.I suffered on
new A’ Going limp”: uulnt no erym u.
The round wuu firutlfy ng and uni-print on. my
headaches tour on at once. . The headache-
ivicd to return ovary Invent any. but thank»
to Celery King, I have had tit one headache
. in the but olevcnonontbl. i know that what
,o rciime ilh nth II ‘J b I)
.li’mirenJXu m’ilin..N.mT if; 9i," «7
I‘cicry I'inuuur untl t on and Not
Biomedifpircumfmdnumim . _ f
entitle-s; WOW?" in Action.
W—
ll
Horrlbié ”donnitorii'fimong Men of the
Salmon Canning Industry.
WASHINGTON. November 23wllor-
rible condltonn existing among the
Chinese aboard vcs’aein Iri thtr’Alnnltun
salmon canning industry, are portray-
ed‘ln n report-Annlatnnt Surgeon L._I..
Inimndon. nt Angelo lilting, Cat. has
just made to the Marine Hospital Scr-
vic'e. He says nhumbcr “of vessels
have returnod'to Snn‘ll'runciaco recent-
ly from the Alaskan country. with a
history of several deaths of theuc
Chinese. workers. There were no phy-
sicians aboard, nnd‘nn rule no antlsfue’
tory account of the nature of the. ill
neon wna obtainable from responsible
persons. ,
These vessels. says the report. call
from San Francisco in March and
April, each vessel taking about 126
Chinese to work at tho canncrics.
Last spring nearly 3,000 Chinese were
tnken‘frdm San Francisco for this
work. liubonlc‘ plague was known to
exist in their section of the city of
the, time of their leaving, and no pro
cautionary measures to prevent an
outbreak among them was taken. The
assistant surgeon says he. has been
unable to arrive at n definite concius
ton on to the true nature of the dis
ease. as the symptoms while; reacm
bling them. are not entirely those of
either scurvy or bert-bori. The dis-
ease probably is one of malnutrition
resulting from exhausting labor. poor
quality of food, and filthy surround-
ings. These Chlncso‘ are recruited
from the poorest and roughest element
of Chinatown. and are. held in practi-
cal nlnvcry by the Chinese houses. who
provide. this labor. The); are often
worked eighteen hours a day. and live
in barracks In uttcr disregard of clean
linens and sanitation. The fish they
Chinese quarters are dark and damp
and the sanitary condltons are unfit to
print. The white men on these ves-
sels disclaim responsibility for the
conditionn under which the Chinese
live amt transact all imsinesa with
them. through a (‘hincnc forcmnn. the
uncalled "number one man.“ ,ii‘ivr
thousand of these Chinese recently
have more into Chinatown. San Fran
cinco and with their lowered vitality
would fail ready prey to plague. chol
em or any Infectious disease, and thus
menace public health. It In urged that
thcno. vessels be. made uublect to the
sonic laws on vessels engaged in deer
sea voyages.
WILL SAIL CUP DEFENDER.
Urias Rhoda Believed tom: the Ship
per Who Will be Chosen.
NEW YORK. November 23~—llrius
Rhoden will sail the cup defender in
the races against Sir 'i‘homnn Lipiou‘n
Shamrock ii. next summer if the. opin-
ion generally cxprnssed among loading
members of the New York Yacht Club
goes for anything.
Captain Rhodes. however. has no
communication to make on the subject.
The choice of the professional akin-
per rests solely with w. Butler Duncan.
.lr. Captain Duncan. on being asked
who would probably be appointed. rc-
plied that it was a little early to talk
about that yet.
Sir Thomas Lipton bun reaffirmed his
preference for the Sandy Hook course
over that off Newport. as the scene of
the races for the cup. in a letter to
the editor of The. Marine Journal. dated
November 12. -
WANT TO GET THIN.
New York Girls Are Taking Turkish
Baths lnetiectualiy.
“Eight women out of ten arc reduc-
Ing their weight 1th now.'.' said a 'l‘ur-
kinh bath attendant. “There in a per»
foot rage to be extremely thin. One
young woman who comes here twice
n week weighs only 129, but in In des-
pruir because she. has panned hcr limit
of [20. The baths are a splendid prc~
vontive of accumulated ilenb. if taken
regularly. It is almost hopeless to ut-
tempt to lose fish by taking them. at
though home. do, pcraevorlng and mk-
lng them once a day much on horse
jockeys do in cutting down weight.
Taken to this extent they are apt to ho
weakening. Then with Rome! the bath
engenders most tremendous uppetlton
and before leaving the place lunehcons
are. ordered which must nid largely in
defeating the urpone of reduction.
“All the hu hern‘wui‘gh ‘thcmnclvcu
before and uftor It and from one to
three pounds is frequently noted no a
difference. it will have returned. how-
ever. by the time the bnthcr comes
back for her until both. The trouble
with this‘mntter of taking on flesh in
that women Wait until they are tenor
twmity pOunds heavier than normal
and then begin to take all sorts of druu~
no treatment to get rid of tho,nurplua.
The first sign of increasing weight
increases very rapidly when it begins
only walking in the open air but also
simple exercises on rising and before
retiring. Then the diet must be lou-
oned materially. As 11 rule people
who are very ntout are vory generous
to- themselves at table. Dieting In an
unpleasant sort of cure for anything.
But. loan food In niwnya poonlhlc."
The bugsauemun 'docan't.
atop a
a g . I
‘ ‘hfliti‘ttl‘mhili‘b
» punch;
{which they hitve inducted to ocean,
eat frequently in Well advanced in put WORK ON ARMY BILL.
rifnction. it, is difficult to concciu . -~+':-
fully of tho iilthinctin ubonrd. Th5 Military Affairs Committee to Meet
must be taken at a warning. Weight
and lfunllowed to go on. n woman‘wnkon
tome ‘dity to find‘ that‘pnlid’in actually
fut.
"ldxoreino in the‘ bent preventive: not.
We
in to
wantedllr II Pm
‘Ilhil“oolll tote ye
Intros/bro truths on
up.»
of. of no greater wt ‘ thiihi
. . r
48 net. ~ Suite on blip
chip-owners. They‘linvo 'nitio unlimit-
ii'ectlonnhioln thornxoinpornrily In the
ship yard. run the «downtho Grunt
Lakes and to” Montliian, nnd‘then put
them together. Other’for covered are
understood to be. In.thn hands of Amer-
ican shipbuilding; corp union. The
first ships to be built wl I be 360 feet.
long. 43 feet beam. and 20 feet deep.
The hulls will be uilt complete at lake
only altraetlbe' because it
pretty as are many
but the platenwlli beibolted temper.
uriiy. When completed these center-
pinteo will be taken off and the ship
launched its two boats. Then the rom-
Clot/t, figured and strip
polo, not only with the rest of the
United States. but with foreign build-
EI‘B.
Value 52.25
All-wool Flannel-
Walsts in: dark colors
ow." m...—
res‘rmo EMERGENCY RATION.
Sealone1:;oL:‘igti:‘iy°:oTb;‘ei?niltable only. Plain back, Bis—
ronr unno. 0kIa.. November 2':~- ’10P Sleeves and fucked
Captain Fountain nd Captain Foster front, Pfl’ce
huvn‘ returned to rt Reno. after an
absence of ten days, testing the emcr~
gency ration. which won compoundod
at Pussnte. N. J. Enlisted men of the
detachment any that the ration iuut ‘
tested in not no good an that tot-nod
by the first detnchment. _
it is seasoned too highly in be putat-
$1.50. '
to the “New Woman”
site is using it and does
he tested during the next ten days.
The last. test will be made December
l. The board will devote. a week to
testing again the ration of the three
which proved most satisfactory.
A full troop oi cavalry. connintinc of
fifty men from Fort Reno. and mm
men from Fort Sill. will be used.
Right After Thanksgiving.
NEW YORK, Nor/ember 23*chrc
wotntivc .l. A. Hull. chairman of flu
House. Military Affairs Committee. in
quoted In 11 Tribune doupatch iron
Worthington. as saying; “i shall cui
a meeting of the liouac Military A
fairs Committee right after Thunksgiv
Imz. My desire is to have. the con “"j—“'-'
mittec get to work on the bill for tb 30”! makers and circulators of coun-
army as soon as , “m... and g... Iterfclts commit. fraud. lionent men
over to‘ihc Sprinter eiorc IIIP'hOIiduyJ Will not deceive you Into buying worth-
lontinuing. he said: "I advocate lie“ COUDIN‘MIR of Dell/lira Witch
mliilni‘y bill. which will put the urmi Hazel Salve. The Original is lnfalllble
on a modern basis. und provide an at (0" curing 91108. EDI‘ES. eczema and all
tillery arm for the grunt coast Ilefenni 3““ dlaeascs. G. C. Stillson. South
establishment we are building up. ,NOTWIIW} E- I’. Weed. Norwalk.
would make it no the president can
have a force sufficient for emergcnc Some Dimple are like “MRS: they
with power to redu c it when there a"? 801m: all the time. but never get
(anhywhcrc. ’
l
Anthony J. Drexei'n new yacht—now
‘oceiving the finishing touches at
Greenoch—will be remarkable for its
size and its luxury. Tho “Yachting
World" learns that the liner furniture.
tapestries, etc. come from Paris and
Vienna.
no further demand or its continunn
A regular army wi h. a maximum
96,000 men and n‘ inimum of 52.00
would meet the requirements." 5
W ‘
OYSTER BCHOONER MISSING. 5
NEW YORK. November 23—Th
glevon.[0n schooner Orion. of pm, There In more Cntnrrh In this sec‘
0‘“... L. l., in command of Captain tion of the country than all other dis-
T. Smith. of Freeport. I.. I.. to never: ”398 DUI together. and until the last
days overdue. She nailed fro 19W 3'95"“ WflB BIIDDOBGII 10 hi‘ incur-
Bridgeport for Frcport. 1.. 1., with 016- For 8 arm many years doctore
cargo of oyster seed. vnluod at 81.00 renounced It 11 local tilt-Jeane. and pre-
W. H. Patterson, to whom the cargo "lb?“ 1908' remedies, and by con-
. consigned. will make a search for th “MU forum! to cure. With local treat-
, vofigoL ent. pronounced it incurable. Science
as proven catnrrh to be a. constitu-
ionnl disease. and therefore requires
.w—fi‘
OFFICIAL COUNT IN OREGON.
SALEM. Oregon. November 23-1.“ onotltutionnl treatment. Hall‘s Ca-
oillcinl count. of the vote. canal of thl'mlél (lure, &mt2hufac¥1rlod by l"
election. November 6. shown the in ' biopsy 1 “0" °°d°' Ohio.
lowing result: McKinley. 46.2%a th‘i ony , Wilmiiililonni , cure
lirynn.33.0ti’l; Woolley.2.5001 Burke “ [If i“"“‘“"- .‘t '3 ““9“ ll"
267; Debs. H70. McKinloy'a plurn erna " n doses from IO dropa to n
caspooninl. It acts directly on the
loud .nrn‘d mllfions surfaces ofthejnya:
em. ey 0 or onehundred do lnrn
POPULAT‘ON ”F SOUTH CAR or any case it falls to cure. Semi for
LINA.
'i t I ‘ l
WASHINGTON. Novomhul‘ 23—Th 53%.? ""l;f§f“é'fi‘}.§‘g§§§ in 00.
population of the state of South Cur .
llnu. is announced as 1.340.316. ngind Sold by D‘rugglntn. 756'1‘0ifid0, 0’
1.151.149 in l890. This in an incren. . ,
of 189.167.” 16.4 pm. Wm. Hall a Family illln are the bent.
lty, 13.2137.
A THOUSAND TONGUES
Could not express the rapture t
Annie E. Springer. of 1195 Howard bi
Philadelphia. Pu.. whennhe found th
Dr. King‘s New Discovery for Co Every man is bound to hour the
sumptlon had completely cured her ruth occasionally, even If he doesn‘t
it hacking cough that for many you 9908“”? li-
had made life it burden. All oth ‘
remedies and doctors could give It When 5'0“ feel that "In In hardly
I10 help, but aha says of um. Roy vortli the candle take a done. of Cham-
Cure—«“it goon removed the pain rerlnin‘s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
my chest and I can now ole‘ep nonndi hey Will clennao your fliomnch. tono
aomcthing I can scarcely remomb D your liver, and regulate your bow-
dolng‘beforo. I feel like sounding i la. milking YO“ feel like a new man.
prairies throughout the Universe." ‘0? solo by George C. Stillsou. South
Will every one who trlen Dr.’ King 0r\vnik. and Edward P. ‘chd. Nor-
Now‘Dl’acovory for any trouble of t ulk- .
throat. Chant or Luna. ' Price 600 a
”.00, mm“ 'botflg free at F, 1;, Ba Chief Justice Count. of Missouri. has
ten. 80ntlr"“Norwnik. and John; nut ruled. In a (last! before him. flint
Ricard“ Norwnlk. ‘ ; divorced woman in not a competent
l itnenn against her ex-husbnnd.
won)“
ONLY CURE EOR DYOPKPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin B 811. f. .Cnntlc.
Piles that no doctor or remedy hei )cl.. says: "I nuflllired‘ioyg'gira with
until: he tried Bucklenu Arnicn 8n yupopnta. .Uspd to havei‘sront (“3.
a writer twobo en wholly curod‘hi can and belch an. I tried everything
It's the surest PI 9 cure on earth‘ a could hear of, but nothinz‘helped me
he beat naive in the world; 'fD'tl III I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
. Imntced. Only 2Il contn. Sold out bottio'cureu me completely.”
. ii. Baxter, So It Norwnlk: John
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w.-.
‘ EDITOR! AWFUL BLIGHT.
I". M. Higgins. iliditor Seneca. (ills.
blown. wnn'nilltcted ‘ for years ,wl
‘ ‘ M'tbarybii‘ougb
‘ r u " ‘ .. 77: medium
. ‘ ' "none “‘0 ’tbose- calculated by
32.0.00 fulfill thaquallflcullonr
mt‘m’t' éimlnldln illeltlgbs
locllmadeantl handsomely nix/ted,
AWACTYVE COMFO
art containing the machinery will , _ , _
hitch onto thohforwurdi and one end ongzargfefifigggbefs f ’02" [3:9 zgtgdfil Section
will tow the at or. It a tie oxpccm- are “C ’
tion of lake builders that they can com- ' at a [ma will
real wort/i. Sizes 32 to 40 are included in the sbo'lbmg.
m MODERN worm
the
to hint t' n j pt I r ., . . . ,
ééutioiiéhli‘iuxni} 9 j‘iiiiiiur)":§g the aging: :fiihzféles in this particular Instance. .
“m" ”- "”"“r --' ~° “ 9 it o deuAslt~Bedsfc¢d PI": '
hi or n .i n h .ll ‘. . . i. . ”WWI“
Show prunnt lghvwlwllla dirty. Hiii Bdbeled ”(M075 Md. iWM. and—1 . ' , ‘
[I’ll hf. . .
ls comfort. but also
it wltl n b i h nd both sides the s o .
lgitgitinp.l Tiltiulipaze atthe‘ce‘nter up. ”Of 0"“"9 Flannel. pink and blue striped. 50c each.
tween the bulkheads will be framed. 3C8 oped Button HOlC‘Efl . all colors, $1.00. 0f Tea]
in pink. blue. gray and lavender.
FLAMVEL WAISTS.
1
Value 32.5 0.
Plain Flannel Waists.
unlined. Li'gbt shades of
gra , . caster. red. Nile.
iii; t blue. pink, launder.
. c -
$1.75.
stands
Established I857.
BRIDOEPORT. CONN.
8-D
our stock is the
of charges.
ighy donut.
but. woman in doing ovorythinuln her
powor to rescue him from slavery.
”I have used Chamberlain‘s Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and
find it to be a great medicine." says
Mr. E. 8. Phipps. of Potenu. Ark. “it
cured me of bloody flux. I cannot
speak too highly of it." This remedy
always wins the good opinion. if not
praise. of those whence It. The Quick
cures which it oifects oven in the most
severe (tunes, make it a favorite every.
where. For Help by George C. Still-
uon. South Norwulk. and illdwnrd P.
Weed. Norwnlk. “ ‘
‘ . -—-_--y—--77
Don‘t think bocnunev a man In short
of atuturc. that ho was brought up on
condensed milk.
To remove troublesome corn ‘or
. , “Wm bf
. ‘i . m ,.‘ "I i .
o ‘J‘mfld ls really illici- J24.00. to:
Woltdm lb: f‘wby" of than: four dol-
from the usual . pilceoftbg. Sulfa because
, manufacturers to sell at
cubicle We think a $20.00
consume bellow that it will be to our
tandard oft/re Furniture Section even at
RT-’~ Dial is to say. comfort that is not
‘ ‘ becausevif is just as.
very uncomfortable articles of dress. ‘
House Sailors—40 be explicit.
N—-—a term by no means to be limited in its
—use.s 3 Carpet Sweeper.
m
., When __, -- . ..
his wife (infill. “!fil‘ 1” ”William“
24.30-an
0f Outing Handel will)
«lawn, :1‘ 1
have appeared ainong (be list
is just 75¢ less than its
Value $3.25.
‘ Fine French Flannel
Wajsls. l "all: stellar-
ma e sly e 'b t {.5120}:
Slates. Both light and
dark colors. Hice.
' $2.50.
application
comfortably uprlqbl 'ibbi'le
able any length of time. The ten ra- not bother bar-set abOut tea lea .
tion nerves .well for a few meals. but lflathflS. To put the matter in a nut Skill ll ”ES: “iféaper and like 350m,-
does not suit as well an the tliocolnt lbdflkful to be emanc, atedf the B r 5 E (1863 a 1388 rpel Sweeper and.“
ii - 1 r0
mlitmi'ntion prepared in Chicago will about tbem. P m mom' Tbe Carpet sedion has all styles. 115*
The D. M. READ Co.
Alwaus buns of us. He knows that“
freshest and most
complete in the din. Everuihinavin
the Groceru line at the most moderate
' 5
THE CENTRAL Foopco
corner liaili‘ood Plano/i :
and Washington Strut
t
t to‘ieiirn t’ '
hose on him. .- . 0 turn the
qur SHALL wn‘HAva Foil
'I‘ staff? . ,
his question critics in the
every day. Let ‘1‘. answer it family
Try Jello. a delicious and hen thtul
(tensert. Prepared; in two minutes.
No boiling! no making! and bullion
piston- and not to cool.‘ Flavors: Loni -
in, Orange. Raspberry and Strawber-
one.
ry. At your groebrb. ‘100.
m”.
A woman teachervln an 0hio.,ochool
II-‘tti‘tll professor in her eye Instead of u
pup. - "it?" ' ‘
JELLO. THE NEW DIOOERT,
plenum; nll the-family. Four flavors:
.emon, Orange. Rnnpborry and atrnw-
bnnlon: Firnt cook the corn or bun-
ion In warm water to soften it. then
pure it down as closely on possible.
without drawing blood, and apply
Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily:
rubbing vigorously for live minutes at
each application. A corn plaster
iRinse;Nomadic rum-ta: .
f The orinithologiittn of Great Brita
Inrgont bird that flies. The prize h
been nwurdodfto an American bird, t.
great condor of the Auden.» be It
and price hint been given to t
trunk when he checks if.
I harpy eagle of tho Philippinen.
l
and America have lust finished a up not the lion. William ,J. Eltone. rety-
Ited dincuuion. which has lasted f n; on what Crokor told him. bet and
more than it year. no to which is t not 310
9 nor tire on never ‘an a. (1.0; Btil son.
For anle li‘y‘lt. ii. Plnliltcd and It. If.
uXtéI‘. “hon“! ht Worn for {I few digit}, to ppm.
too itltiom the shoe. As, it general;
llnimont for sprains. bruises. lameness
and rhoumntiam. Pain Balm is on-
c uniod. Fornale by George 0. Still-
a fllfimlthf Nor-walk, and Edward P.
Weed. Norwich.
“wan—-
boy have the storv‘ out in Missouri.
i
. .000 on thbrennlt In New York.
mwtnii unfunny Risers are the
rat liver plilti’ovor made. man to
tioux-Bidnea in great at guessing,
rl (lion. isn't he?
.oaxwlfen‘: he used to he I
tlon cicrkdu a drug store.
I prcucrip- l
nth
.i..
o‘rwulk; ill; . Weed, Nor-walk.
r t
'lF'~}-‘.u .l .. v,.,‘ .. i '.
pod dwnrd P.
burr. At your‘ r0 . . -
“my ‘ .3 new ”If” to
I A ‘ninglo won-dzaomothnna revenin'n
i man u innermost thoughts. ‘
Chamberlain’sufldmhuh and Liver
i'l‘nbiots cure bliiounncus. conutipution
and headache. They are our totnko.
(and plougnnét'lllll am .:.li'ory able by
nor a . ,II . .iiouth N , Illa
a’ed. Norwnlliiw .
a...“ .
Sir I. Crichton Brown in of ill?)
9 ‘l
’
o i -
ion that connuinption In th their
kingdom will. in the ordinary course.
disappear in sixty yo‘nr‘n.’ no liti-
llcvcn, however. that with carcintlin
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