Q in 11111111111111 here
. . this week. He
is unable to 11111
cruuhlnlr one of b
clal tonic 1v
Minn little
Gregory Bo Q
interesting prou- 1111a,.
games and refinah‘ihontil
the League are t
~ Further peril
‘ the residche of “111111111 .6. manual,
lost 81111de 11111er 111111, e that th
flames originated rim; 1
end the entire not
heavy lloor beams. who: bad 1‘ charred.
The dnlnage will exceed $75,b11t id '«tul
Prime Rib Roast
Q 3; l2 and Me lb.
0 ' at til
3E East Ave 'Markcl
SllllH. "Mlliililil [ill
Q ‘ QBARNUM BLDG.
From now until February lst
there 11 be Q story of low prices Q
in every sectitm or the store.
r
TWA-ma“
MILL REllllAll'l‘ SALE
., 01.113113
THCRSDAYjanumy 5th.,‘19‘ox.
Skirting prints, 3l/gc. ”yard.
Outing flannel, sale price so.
y.nrd value So yard.
Indigo blue p1int,sale price 5c.
yd, voluc Sc. yd.
Elected flaun'cl'cttc. sale price
So yd., value 12/6. yd.
lllnck sateen. extra heavy qual-l
ity sale price 1271c. yd, vnluc 19c.
yd.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
‘Eltceptioual' values for the
housewives.
45x36 inch pillow cases, 10c.,
12'/ic. and 151'. each.
1501136 inch pillow cases, 12f/3c.
and 151'. each.
81x90 inch bleached sheets, 50c..
55c. and (10c.cacl1.
81x90 in. brown sheets, 45c.
Qeach.
pair.
:lrown Turkish, Towels. 51'. and
'8c. each.
White crochet bed spreads 75c.
and ()5c.cacl1.
MILL REMNANT PRICES 0N
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Mons natural wool shirts and
drawers, heavy weight 45¢. each.
Mcns fleece. lined shirts and
drawers, llcnv weight, 451:. each.
i'hair shirts, (leublc
1111111 and l1nck,5oc. en‘ch. 1)raw—‘
Men 3 came
ore to match 501:. each.
Men a fleece lined1 ribbed shirts,
, grey or 1:111, 38c; cac 1
Mons black And white shirts,
double front and back, 49c. each.
Men :1 suspenders, full size, nl‘o-A
hnir cuds,uu1dc from good elastic
web, 12".. c. pair.
Mcn' s s/camleos hone, 51'. pair.
.,,
Ill IQ
WAR notion. .
ringfi'cld til: 1" with be o-'
omplptc: limlensu, serv
Can't at“; goyéi‘h l hitht5il3
n
1111111111 w not
‘ V » '~ Norwich- Ids iln'inb'eii 1111 Quilt. 11111111.
which a
i‘o‘lit‘ iu‘ l'l‘ dill‘nle
11111111111 11,! 193 on
, 11111531111111? two‘ foot.
meter At the 1101111‘
with health about :1 5w! 1113c
" have been 111111111911 lute loot vitriol:
.1 hint .t not been for 1111mm chimed 11y
. unusually heavy 11111111: 11,111. ' The
innit 1,1111 1111111111111111311 11.111 rock and
the average rate of eluklnfs' it wait two
Q 11.-.111 11. week the work hlen3 curried
on dov and night ivtthout‘ 11.111111111111111.
Ml'ss Fannie 111111.0111A'111'u61-wa'111
who u nunst over Buriduy oi Misc Thin
Restrict-
.bIltNiQr. llanunt '
nremul‘t to White
The insurance was
with the agency 111211111111 ‘MQ. Loytnn.‘
M Q
Mi. 11111! Mull; “Philip G Sanford have
gone to New York city for the remain
doc or the winter.
proved too mo
thin noceasorv.
It Pluneyf 11 11111111 to .Q
bud .‘will soon- '
Pasquale Runnable. the Main 1111th ' «
fruit dealer, is on a buolnessQ trip to
Williamsport. Penn. ~ » . .
B. It. nor-ham. Q
._ . not" Nolek, Q Q
11.11.. the paint that wears twice as
Inn's 1111 lend rind 1114mm lean and
line ground by mncblnery .
no will YTON. '
Percy Sharron. of Main ntrcot. he‘s
been ill of grip.
position in n‘Now k
, and 111111 5ch to: .tnitc up
Hnribntt. of Bultlmore,
hid, in 11311111111111. 11111111111111 S
Dayton Benton, ' '
Hurlbutt‘. 11! 8111111 street.
uniting friends and relation in Brookw
lyn, the past three Week 1111 return-
will shut down its plant permunontly
lit the end of thin week,t1nd remove to
Now Bru11nwlck,N .l.‘ The oiilclal‘u of
the company 11th that the coat of
munufuctmlng goodu in Wlnlttcd in too
high the combination or the local
plant with 11 larger" mill in New Bruno
wick 1111\an much in freight oburgca
etc. About sixty hands are em’ploye-l
in the fuclory
St. Agnes’n Culldlof Christ Chulcn
held a quilting bee in the parlors of
. the church yesterday afternoon.
0 *U'wflh—v ‘
Miss Nina ii. lichen. or 1111111111111...
Is 11 g‘ijust of the filtered Cll‘ira
ll}. 11nd Noru ll. Sanford State street.
The funm'nl of hit
was neld at herlll
town, Monday She had lullltlves and
many friends in this town. some or
uhom attended the tuner.”
3'.‘ Anton Dru ls
horn in (leor e-
flurry 01111111111111 bitten qulfi badly e g
Q by 11 vicious doc. yesterday.
"‘ Waugh-in».
Mrs. John Plunder of Crockett ave
nue‘. ’11 vi'nitlnzt 111 The report tlutt ‘l’utrlck May has
been notified not to veil nny man It
quor after February 1 is not
There. in little doubt tllnt Mr. May will
be refused a licence. but he will do bus
locus until ofllclnlly Qnotllled.
. Mr. Shirley, of Strntford, citi-
ctntcd nt the Green Forms Congrega-
Joy Hart went to the Westport Sum tionul Church, 111 both services. Sun-
‘ 'ltnrium, yesterday, tor treatment
1111.1 W. Clark and Miss Mabel
Clark, of anle avenue. are ill 111 mp.
for the tendon of 1901. Fred Winthrop
Allen. hue decided to go into bunlneun
in St. Louie and he will not be able
to epund the amount of time with the-
- Yule ouremon 1.11111 season that ho lute
pl1u1n in. He will remuln in St. Louis
till about May 1. when he will return
East tlltl will take charge of the corn
men.
Rev. George C. Pack. of Mt. Vernon.
officiated 111 the revival centres in the
Methodist Episcopnl Church, lust evo-
"Mtse Vivian Slovene. oi Maple eve. .
house. for the punt two weeks. on no-
Q one. 111111: recovered train on attitck of
count oi his mind being unbalanced,
left‘ that l‘nntltu‘tion on
much better health.
nothing of his doings the Sunday he
was when violently ill. but. accrue to
think some one must hnvo given 111111
knockout drops.
Westport Division. Sons of Temper-
ance. in to give on entertainment In
its rooms in Hurlbutt‘s block on Feb-
.. a . Ho. snyn he knew
M111. Soworby. of Highland avenue.
left for Seneca Falls, NY
- spenducouplo 111‘ months. under the charge of obtnlulnu 110111111
under false pretenses. from Peck c:
llyona's livery stable. wue' brought to
Bridgeport from Newark on requtnl
tlon. It is undcrttood the complaint
will not be pressed. us she. in said 111
have settled with her creditors.
~‘ Charles C. Mitchell. who by 11 gm of
. t1 lz'milM‘u few months one mode it ,pos-
111111.. for Woodbury to have one of tho.
ilnost grQndc echool buildings in the
aim in in n critical condition and in
expected to nunlvo but u few dnyu
»~ Mr. Mitchell has 11 cancer on’bls face.
Mics Doro McDonald, who has been
spending 11 couple of weeks with reln~
tires here. has returned to her home
in llultlmorb. Md.
Mice Mildred Ferric, went to B1 loge
port yesterday. to be the guest of her
A epeclul meeting of the Borough
brother Q1 Cllorles Ferris
llourd was held Monday afternoon, for
the purpose of noting upoll an llrrlcud-
mout to the borough
will bu pretent'ed to the
Attorney Louie d‘w‘fllit‘tlii.“
Stamford. counsel for the
submitted 1111 amendment that he bud
drown up, which culled for bonding the
borough for 830.000 for a system of
The teachers of the public school
huvd completed the work of testing
the oven (11.1.1111 pupils at the school.
Robert T. Lcchl, of the Leos Munro cllnrtcr. which
fut-luring Compuuy.
next Week ‘for‘u- trip to‘Culiforni‘h 11nd ‘-
thc Sandwich lalnnde.
expoctu to leave
Cnpthlu Frank R Stevens expects “9 M" "“mm
shortly to resume his duties as cup
taiu of the nteamal Kate C.
Mills Bessie R. Taylor. principal of
the Staples High School. in bonrdlug
during her mother‘s absence in New
York city. with Miss F‘nnulu A. Gray
Rust Church street.
amendment forbids-91111-
wooden buildinge in the borough corp
tor. without pennieslou of the board.
Another meeting will be held
when the amendment In perfect form
will be acted upon by the Board.
SOUTHPOR 1'.
Dr. Hammond. of New Yul-.11 is rial-it
M11111 Louise Johnson.
street; spent yesterday with her sister.
Mrs Frederick Seolleld, of South Nor best knou'u citizens. was attacked by
11 mm 1111 he was crouuinx 11 116116.le
cow “poked" him seveml times inflict
lug serious injuries. lie will recover.
however. ,
A Main street butcher
check for $40 [or one of Norwulk‘u
lending busluenn men one day
week. The next duy he received word
from the bunk that the check was N.
(L, and he is now trying to hole the
Norwnlk mun make it gnod but up to
the present 11111111111111,
Frederick lmckwood and Mice Short
0! Stamford. spent one day this week
with Mr.’ and Mrs. Jclhn Broadway. of
Crockett avenue.
piles. sores and skin diseases acquired
by IicWitt‘e Witch Hazel Solve. has
led to the making of worthless coun-
forfeits. Do euro to get only Dertt’s
SnQQ'Qo. George C. Stillson, South No:
wn
Samuel Mott .nnd non Samuel arriv-
ed home from 11 trip to Northport. L.
l., and retmn iu‘ the collboutrMnry lin-
dernhlll yesterday.
Mics Kath Cli'llnhn'h who bus boon
“Founders' Day" in being observed ill. ‘“ rupldly improving
at the Staples High School today. ‘Ap-
proprlnte oxolclneu were held in As-
ncmbly Hull and Charles F. tinder-
of New York the elocutionlst
gave 11 reading flom Shakespeare's
Midsummer Nluht‘n Drcum.
John R. Lawrence. 11f South Nor-
wnlk, was at the publtce school, yes-
terdnv. and stamped the town murk
on the free text books.
a. W. B. Penny. who has been
seriously ill, 111‘ improving.
' ' the best years of his life are those he
'. Hull. of New York. is upnndlan has 111: to live.
several days with bill sister,
Revival services were held 111 Row
nylon Methodist Church Tuesday 11v
ening. and another meeting of n simi-
lul' character is to be held this even-
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Conurcgutlouul
Church, will hold 11 socllll at the rent.
denco of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Tuy~
101', next Thursday evening, February
7th. The commlttee [loving the affair
in charge are the Misses .
Beers. Evn McElwco, Bt‘l‘llln I. Wake
man. Smite w. Sherwood 111111 Florence
Mrs. Emeline blocker is able to be
She has been
with the. "in out editor wrltoa: Seeing the ndver
“W era and Diarrhoea Remo‘d . i am re
The Ladies' Aid Society 3'
Methodist Church met yesterday of
tel-noon with Mrs. Alfred Crockett. of
Crockett avenue. A supper was served
in the evening. 1
. '. D. Gordon. who lulu been vlslt
lug his sister. Mrs. C. 8. Hand. hull
- returned home.
The funeral of
, W . will he held tonight from his home.
M. ii. soper launched. yesterday. his Services were. held 111 2:30.
naphtha bout that he has been bulld- '
1113 in lower Main street. The bout
to thirty- four feet in length on deck
and of twelve feet four inches beam.
A ewelve horse-power engine will be
A twelve borue power engine will be
She will be taken to
South Norwulk to be completed.
DARISH‘JNDNOROTOM
Hanford Smith, (if Connecticut me
one, has had an attack of grip.
Miss Emma H. Deluileld. of Norolon,
has none to New York to spend three
The waalk Union of the
People‘s Society of
or will meet ln-th
Church, this place. tomorrow evening.
Rev. Charles E.Sl1elton.unthol of I11
"will Lille an illustrated lee»
of ntoreoptlcon views. The
. P. S. C. E. of Green Forum will
in letinu Enticuvl
ruectlux of the New Century
Congregational
Whint Club at Mrs. G. D. Mllls‘
postponed for Tuesday
Mr. Mills was an uncle of
Willinrd Jennings.
afternoon. as
ling the craft. ._..__..._
HESIGNS FPOM WEST POINT.
NEW YORK. .lnnunry til-«Louis l1;-
lentnu. brother of President lglnninn. of
0011111 Rlcu.ha11 resigned from the Went
Point Military Academy to tukc'n com»
mission in the army 01' Costa/Rica. He
was receiving instruction under 11 Joint
resolution of Congrcos. and won admit-
ted to the academy in June 1899.
wns very popular with his clans 11nd the
corps. and expects to roturan 1908
to plateau the gl'uduutlou of his clubh-
y M. Sherwood
lll.. who lucated in that
years ago. when it was not mlich turg-
er than Wentport does not forget hlu
native town. which he is 110w vtulttug.
Mr. 'Shervmod offers to be one of the
persons to cilia $100 for the benefit at
the library and reading room. portlc
ulnrly for the purchnne of books, the
some to hold good until March.
L YON'S PLAINS.
Mina Goodaell to visiting hm nQunt.
Mrn. Patchouli.
10-4 gray cotton blankets, 49c.
The Nore'ton Praying Band conduct
ed the services in the Union Baptist
Church. Stumlord. last night.
. Principe] A. WC. Wilson, of Noroton.
have 11 skating party to his scholars,
Tuesday evening. on Corhnm 11 pond.
WRECKAGE IN ALASKAN WATERS.
.lnnuury ziincwu
was brought by the steamer Queen City
. that much wreckage hull
been found on the wool cont four llayu
1311. 11 piece of teak. believed to be from
the back of u nhlp'n bout wnu picked
up on Bonilln Point
"Andra" cut‘ into it, and-it in believed
to huvo come from the missing uhlp
which was blown from the Columbia
river some weeks 1130.
DUKE OF CORNWALL'O lLLNIBB
NEW YORK. January 111—4111111011
were current into that night in Lon-
don, 11111111 11 Herold dlllblitoll that the.
Duke of Co'rnwhlln modules lire 11c-
nomnunled by phonmnnlo‘ symptoms.
The 1111111111311 has arranged to return to
111111 hunbnnd's bedside as noon on she
"uh hurry book from the funeral; All
olllclnl report! unite in ‘mlnlmtnlns tun
VlC'l‘ORlA. B. C..
William Kirk has sold his house. and
farm to George Sherwood.
Ambrose Brewer hall the toundotlln
sthrtcd for anotbeI cottage at Noro-
ton. Ono house In enclosed and win
be rapidly completed.
1111111 51111111 Show. of Noroton. who
’11 nurse for Rev liorbert P
Brown, 11111130111111 11111131111 to go home
hnvlns' been 1trucked wlth 31111,.
Mrs. Frederick Douglass. oiled about
forty years.“ died Monday night, at her
.hntlve tit Hill
. 11111111 1111 iii'fllnt. survives.
_ ‘ "111111 lived in Noroton about four yearn
1111.01111 Sweet entertained her in
thor, horn Dnnbury. this: week.
it had the name
Mil. Horace llurlbutt. entertained
the Matinee Whint Club. 111111 week.
Mr». Charter 51111111111 visited
Frank Gotham, Valley Forge. recently
Henry Nichole has home for two
days. 1111 week. rcturleQr'; to Dnubury
Sunday night: ‘ ""
‘The Lyoni' Pluln Whlllt Club met at
he residence of Mr. and Mrs. (11111111
(111101111, Wellheadny‘ arching.
avg‘ 311111111 11111!
Jumulcn lslnnds
1111 children. one at
1111111111 Tiller. of 1111111111. has 11 num
her. of null-h pheasants and llnulleh
‘ 1nd white “Mill on exhibition
ultr- Show in mull-on
wife, of West
llli'nl 11 and wife
Ntl'rilql Mullen thingy” hero on
Q. «t. hundred Shows carbiucs go.
Q n‘unlc today, ice $2. 50. Some
lint you can remember. when these D11
11113 were InaaniQoQQturcd. in
lrl11Qcport.’ T111111 re iirntfc‘iaou'
l' .
‘HOIIQN’ M6039 SOUTH.
Nlliw YORKP‘ under}! diml‘iieuten»
he wollknown 11111111 of :
thchoonI and 1011 re-
it horse 31111111 by George S. Dolley'h
111111111 llvervnlnn,l1‘ecnmo :friuht,
t 1111. Show”
from the It“ 0 1111111 ll
{113113th Into the afflict iii,
‘1! ‘6 To 11 11nd
pi m ”in. it“’ daemon”
fr methioh
13111” 11
fionthtnto thc‘mgtrgnegtgmm new
on m 0 l‘
on thrill i": bet n‘rum d
W
Qoriic w ,1.th him.QQh
The comm-111.111 rConpQIny. oi
it feel Q”. lilo wontr
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ho"
and would
ol'upuuy I11 Winnted. t'iut‘t the firm
w...
The bond couch of the. Yale crew
Mrs. V. S. Richards. who hue been
FInnk R. Fold one of Woodbuly‘u
M~m.
The merited reputation for curing
Tho optimist always believes that
”.—
BEAT OUT OF AN lQNCREASE OF
HIS PENSION.
A Mexican you return and promo
iiaement of Chamberlain's Colic. Chol-
mlndcd tlutt an n soldier in Mexico, in
‘45” and ’48. l contacted Mexican diarr
hocn und thin remedy has kept me
from getting an lncreuaé in my pen-
afon, for on every renewal. a dose of
it restores me." It is unequalled or
a quick cure for diarrhoea. and in plane
Q‘nt and cafe to tnke. For 1111111 by (l
.. Stilluon, South Norwslk, and E. P
Weed, Norivnlk.
The 1111111 who is waiting for some
thing to turn up is generully turned
down. '
lf troubled with n weak digestion
bobbing. sour 1111111111011, or if you tool
dull utter outing, try Chnmberluln's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25
cents. Sumploil free nt George C. Still
uou'm South Norwnlk.nn1l E. P. Wood
NOT'W drug liter.”
Don‘t st1tko 11 man below the belt
pours you are aiming ut hl11‘ pocketv
mo .
Got this out and take it to Georgec
Stillson's. South Norwnlk and Edward
RWecd‘u Norwalk. dlug ntoros‘ 11nd
get a free unmple of Chamber 11l111
ton-och and Liver Tablets. 1111‘; beat
the stomach billounuens and head who.
Dnut be 1111111111111. Remember that
the precinct nutmeg niacin ilnnlly,u
3rdte1x,Q
Be Careful
QDf WhleYou Eat.
love 11 little—(number 11111111111111 feu-
Qturo.) Q
0111 Very Best 11.11111. ‘ 241: lb.
3 kiln. N. ll. Mince Mont. lilo
11111:.- 111111. coup tilled
Neill 1.1111111 vigil. . ‘ 1011 111111
, 3 Jilin. i’erlldn Dulce. . [so
‘ Chile Cod Cranberries. 11011 nt.
1111 iloncv, ’ “ 1011 31111111;
gooey Lorne Prun'én. . 101 lb.
nhcy 11111111.. Crookes, 2511 110:.
Whole 'nlo'mitoll QQi'I'toW it.Q~ .
. “Hula: Igilt H.
the delimiter, but be Is not to
lose 31111 balance.
Qll‘nrly meters are very anally taken
and they are wonderfully euectlve in
cleansing the liver and bowelu. G. 0.
31111111111, South Norwnlk. *
511‘ It is announced 11111111 bfllil‘al of the '
goriolk 111111 New Brunswick Hosiery age. but women the always a few
yours behind it.‘
rote among children ‘from croup 11nd
lung troubles. Prompt action will
save the little ones from these terrible
dlecuseu We know of nothing so 1111‘
min to give instldit relief as 01111 Min
11te Cough Cure. It can also be relied
upon in minus and all throat and lung
11011111911 of ndultn Pleasant to take
(‘1. C Btills‘on. South Norwnlk.
to the eyes of the most heartless
mun.
WHAT SHALLSVlEIE" HAVQE FORQ QDEQW
every dnv. Let us answer it today.
Try Joli-O. a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes
No boiling, no baking! add boiling ‘
water and net to cool. Flator‘e: Lom-
011,0rQnge, Raspberry nod Btruwber
ry. At yonr broom-11. 1011.
her hair in curl has been lunch stuck
up ever since.
iiucptlc nppllc‘ntlon ever dclised in Do
Will’s Witch Hazel Salvo ll. relieves
at once and curen plies, cores eczema
and skin Illileflfltlfi. Beware of lmltn
lions. (l.- 0.. Stilleon, South Norwal
be he bus to 1111111 more or less on his
staff.
word for any case of Cuta‘rrb that can
not be cured by Hall‘s Cutarrh Cure.
J. Cheney for the last thymus, and be
have him perfectly‘honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by the firm
WEST £1 TRUAN, Wholesale Drug
aisle. Toledo, 0.
WALDING. KINNAN a MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugaleto, Toledo, 0.
daily. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 7511 p111
bottle. Sold by oil llrugglats.
phyolc They also cure (lluoldu‘il of
. a
« infallible Pile cure the n x at Q‘. 1
Our groceries are perfectly reiioblc’
hillo pric‘elt, alva you An opportunity to
IAVID A NOV!
"91.
The inllure or a bank may not upset
1-mm.‘
such little 1111111 1111 Dertt‘s 1.11m
Some men are in advance or their
.._~
Thin season there in a large dontb
m...
o
A volume of smoke will bring tours
This queatibn arises in the faintly
M
The out who us‘ed muclluge to keep
The most soothing. healing and no
No mutter how erect 11‘ general may
w
HOW'S 711131 '
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
F. J. CHENEYk 00‘..- Toledo. 0
We. the undersigned. have known F.
Bull's Catnrrh Cure is taken Inter
llnll's Family Pills are the best.
Spoil the 10d and spare the chlld
for the 10d will not like and incur to
hate the 11111111 of the blow
THOUSANDS SENT IN‘rQo EXILE.
lively your 11 large. number of poor
sufferers 1111111111». lungs are core and
ruckdd with coughs are urged to so to ‘
another climate. But this is costly
and not nlwnya sure. Don‘t be on ex
lie when Dr.’ Klnu' s New Discovmy for
Coneumptlo‘il will cure you at home
We the most infallible m'odlcln"6 for
Coughs. Colds, and '11“ Throat and
1.11113 lllstilllletl on earth“ The drill
don‘c brings relief Astound nu cureo
result from persistent use. rial bot
than free lit iii-1.031; 11an Price 6011
and $1.00. Every botto microntocd.
W
u—n- ..~
There in on old ltdlllro something
like lhle: One touch of rumor makes
the whole World chin.
WW
ITQ GIRDLIB THE QLOII.
The tame or 1111111111111 A'rnlcn 8111111,
111111111 heat in the world, artende round
the earth. We the one perfect healer
of Cute. c1111., hut-1111. raises. some
rains and all skin Eruptio n. 0an
ll. But cr' a.
m
will ulwnyll have unit in It will ruliiplr‘. " ‘
nQ long-hilt wnnt. ,
..
A 111101111 our" 1111111111111 11111111. in
"Mutt?
President lllindl‘:
lu ubeoltlnfl o‘t “rim
11111111111111.1111": "H
are cold t "Qt:
foreut ”lemme
91111.. 111111 111 1111') 11pm
thmncli.‘ A ffldild' dé
Cbnmberlnln‘s‘oo
Mind It won til 6m
illiVeil‘ lilfl‘ in oil
1111111va
out this solo
111111111
it diluent 11111
South Norwu‘lk
mitten from til .1
moot. or which
11on 111111.111 to 111111
WMOWWON. it's no kind a
I know Henry who t
you when he mill wall. tilt
We can't bundle this
N~11nitl1nore itinen‘c Q
hill
Sleeplestmcue Helm!)
wit
proved that! ille‘clrlt. 1,1,er
1y cure such troubles.
yeurs pith kidney trou‘lil
illrn. Phebe Charley pt. '
“111111 11 lnmc‘ buck panic
not dress myself, but.
wholly cured me. an.
hours old i now am able 1 do
Interior it overcomes
on. improves Appetite given
111111111 Duly 501:. 'nt F 'ffi‘
' "There is a Dickens to ”11'
who mote. 01111113
And David Do
pectutionn. and, 9
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