Mrs. Darius Furgucou. of Maple ave
nus. 1111.11
William Avery. of Bhooklyn. is the
guest of friends here.
The school children are at work on
their spring examinations.
James Hanford ls substituting for
better Carrier 11. O. Bailey.
w...’ “a"...
V Mrs. Clifford Randall, of Riverside
' uvenhe. is recove1111g from her illness.
.dn—
Hemy Flagg. who has been quite ill
at his home'ln Beyser avenue. is i1n~
p1'onlng.
Miss Belle Robe1ts continues very
low of appendicitis. at her home in
Henry street.
Frederick Kcating is substituting for
letter carrier A. R. Tyler, who is tak-
ing a vacation.
'bi‘he “ S. Club will meet with Miss
Katherine Thomas,_V of iiemy retreat
this afternoon. .
1. i 1
Charles Trounscn, who has been ill
at his home in Cove street. of'iniiam-
matory rheumatism, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. V'l‘. Edward Birch have
moved'from; Bridgeport to Edward 11‘.
Smith's house in Riverside avenue.
There was a good attendance at the
Methodist Church, 111:2 t evening. and
ltcv. Crawford assisted in the service.
. ' . Wad—~-
11115. A. N Paddock. of Springfield
Mass” is visiting her father. J. S R1111-
111111.111: Riverside avenue. .
Rev. 11... H Qrawford. who has been
the guest of 1111.11.11 Mrs. J." J Foust.
1eturned' to Strondsb111'g. ’W‘Penn to
day V .
111s ‘urfmooaa o‘uatoii} am
at t e home 0V Mr. and “Mrs. TW B.
Griffin. in Riverside avenue. where she
is visiting
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Sunday evening Rev J? J. Faust will
preach a sermon 111 the Methodist
Church on "The Triumphs of the El-
blc." illustrated by io1ty steropticon
views. V V
East Norwaik residents are quarrel-
lug Over fence lines. Inasmuch as they
have nothing else to do. and that they
talk from the fences, no serious re-
sults are a11ticipated.~Bridgeport Tel-
egram.
Mrs. Anna A. Parketon entertained a
low friends at her heme 11 Hendricks
avenue last evening. They were fav-
ored with selections on a graphophone
by William Avery. 01 Brooklyn. and 11
very pleasant evening was passed.
.1...
—-To advertise our New Century Cof
fee, i will. on Saturday, March 9. give
to any buyer of meat 11 sample pack-
age of the bestlcoffeo you ever drank.
until ten pounds are taken. at the East
Side Market. First avenue.
There will be the usual Lenten ser-
vice tonight ut'the Church of St. 1911
ward the Martyr, corner Van zandt
and Osborn avenues. 'l‘he itev. Charles
'1‘. Coerr is preaching at each of these
services sermons from James. 4th
iliaptci 6th verse: Resist the dcvu
and he will flee from you. All are cur
dially invited.
W
RQWAYTON.
.Wiillum Hamilton is cutting off a
1111 go it act of his woods on 1111- liailon
lilild.
Mrs. Hiram '1‘ Taylor of the West
311111;. is contemplating a trip to New
or
Charles W. Bell has returned to Now-
ayton from Norwnlk. and is now resid-
ing at his home in Main street. .
The Audubon Societfl lecture will
be delivo1ed u the Brookslde school
tonight inste d of Monday night.
Someone poisoned a valuable dog a
few days ago, owned by the night on-
glneer at the railroad pumping station.
"dawned-Ino—
Mrs Hiram fill Taylor, of the West
Idldc. was 11 guest. yesterday of her
'alster. Mrs. Frank it. Stevens. of
Booth Norwulk. .
.1 , .
.l.. I). Hoyt yesterday stored the per
lieu of his furniture that was not
sold In his auction. in Harry Peppers
bulldlng; In Railroad avenue. ' .
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One of Witrreu E Smith's houses on
'Lcnox Hill is being overhauled. A new
veranda has been built and other 1111-
provements are being. made;
The ice continues to remain trouble-.w
scale In the harbor. A few days not
thfloc washout-19 gone. but the recent
cola snap 11111111111 it up Womb.
“The MI:
:31ch u no the
'm?fii‘n w r
1. 11m ”focused . V
as mmiilm
J . the grip“ .
. Dorian. yesterday
‘ Miss "Grit .
, bouoIItVof tits‘llarlon Free Library.
. 1111111111111 street. Astoria}. which burncuol
' 111 a ilaushtor of the late George my.
DIME" IIIVD N030!!!
George W. Fowler is home sic min
'I"
p.-
1111111111". E; 111111.01 Norwalk was in
Miss 111131119 Tiliey win a. to cum,
VFloridaV, next Week.
11.11
scammed spent yes"
terday in Greenwich.
Miss Herbert Poets has recovered
from her recent illness.
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’ A daughter was born. yesterday. to
Mr. and Mrs. John floppies. - .
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H‘. ltichard Allendro‘th.’ who has been
11101 inhcuinatlnm is improved ' 2.:
~.MVW 11‘
have gone to reside in Minnesota.
There is a camp of t1amps In the
woods between Darlen and Noroton.
John Haggerty has had the bar in
his hotel, the ’l‘ookcr House. refitted.
Mrs. GoodeVe has just recovered
from a serious attack of throat trouble.
Ludwig Smith. of Noroton. has rcnt-
ed the store at 15 Gay street, Stamford.
Theodore (J. Morehousc is ill of a
severe grip cold. at his home in Marion.
Mrs George (loodeve will make a
brief visit with New York friends this
month
Miss Nellie Goodeve leaves soon 10r
a visit with New York and Brooklyn
friends.
Miss .iulia Wallace. who has had 11
slui ht attack of the grip. is able to be
again
Mics Helen (‘lock was out last Sun
day. after her very. serious illness. 101
the 1115;: time.
Miss Hattie Scofleid left today for
a vls1t with her uncle Stephen Seeley
of Newark N. J.
The Rev. Herbert S. Brown is now
able to be around the house again after
his 1ecen‘t severe illness
Mrs. N. E. Gleason. of New Canaan.
was the recent guest of Mrs. R. 11‘.
Gillette and other friends.
, . ---_ V
There are Iifty~four members in the
Junior Epworth League of the Darien
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Henry Selieck has been ill and
under the doctor's care. with an attack
of grip. but is now recovering.
It is rumored there will be a change
of proprietors in one of Darlen's lead-
ing business houses. in the near future.
The Dalian friends of Hon. Amos 1..
Hadley. of Mt. Vernon. will be 111011) to
learn he is seridusiy ill at his home
Mrs s. McDou‘gal. mother of Mrs.
leorge F. Goodeve. has been very ser-
iously ill, but is now somewhat better.
Rev. .l. B. Lawrence will preach at
the Congregational Church at both
morning and evening ser,vlces slun-
day.
George E. Everett has recently pur-
chased the property .known as the old
post ofllco building. He has had the
place 1epalnted and otherwise improv-
ed.
Mrs. James Whitney has returned
from 11 visit of several weeks with her
daughtcu'. Mrs. A. B. Chlohester. or
Stamford.
; 0111' esteemedpostmaster. J. E. Bul-
111111 celebrated his blithday aunlver
11a1y a low days ago. He is now much
Improyod in health. .
F. A. MulgreW's gardener; Mr. lili-
l'eick. of Noroton, has given 11p his po-
':Itlon and returned to Plulnfleid. is. .l.,
where his mother is very ill.
James Wood. the well-knoWn plumb-
er. is putting 11p extensive shelving for
storage of nmck'luthc second story or
his establishment in Newton:
Mrs. Stepuhen Lockwood and Mrs
William Revve. of Noroton, were guests
of Mrs. we wood's daughter. Mrs. Carl
Wtierz. of arien, Wednesday.
l ' ‘ ‘ M.
Mr. 'i‘ouuo. of the Norwalk Dye
Works. who has been in Denver for the
boneilt of his health. has suffered no
costly froth ahitta‘ck of pleurlsy.‘
. Thule iii 1101110“qu of a coming on-
tertslnmeut at the Town Hall called
"The Congress of Nations." for the
Dadohn' Kindred. who formerly kept
an lbptituto for lnobrlates. in lJarbOIou.
was the proprietor of the Astoria in-
stitutb for lnebrletes 111V. Boulevard and
to the ground early yesterday morn-
ing: .
ii‘hs‘niarrioge of Miss Elia Dayton
Mr. Snyder. of New York. which
11 take place. Sunday. will be of in-
throat to several old friends of the
case's family in Darlon Miss Dayton
ton. of Stamford
new
Mr. and Mrs.
lb
. held at V1.30 11.111
Mr. and MIE. Madison and 111111111155 -
V ”3333‘ (1..
Va vacant room is the 113111111 "
“bliss Edna'tissk ,.
from a visit in Ea
111112. and Mrs?!
. has returns
orwslk. '
.Wm
111 With erIVpVV. last. week. is rocoverin
‘ v 1" ‘ 11
at the Congregational Church will be
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Perry enter
tainod about titty guests at a dancing
party. on Tuesday evening.
1115.11.91.11. Brown attended tne
funeral of her grandL -father. Mr. Mon.
tieth. 111 Westport. on Tuesday.
The Norfleid Aid Society will hold
its next social. at the house of Mrs.
Joseph Perry. on Tuesday evening.
March 12. _
Wll. TOIV.
Mrs. John Davis visited the city. last
week V.
George Thomson. of Yale,
home over Sunday.
F. S. Banks. of'Norwalk, was
town on Wednesday. ’..
A seivlce will he held in St. Mat
thew s Church. Friday evening.
was at
in
enteitnlned by friends 111‘ town on tsun-
dny. ‘
11113. J. McEwen Bette has been
spending a few days with friends in
the metropolis.
Agnes 03111111.,«111211111 place. who is
visiting relatives in New York. has an
attack of the measles.-
Yiii. Rittenberg. of hingliampton. N.
has recently been the guest of his
sister. Mrs. John Davis.
Good roads and clear weather are
responsible for the early resumption of
wheeling in this vicinity.
Mrs. George Gregory has leased the
house owned by Mrs. J. McEwcn Betts
and will take possession April ist.
p
Early Saturday morning escapmg
coal gas nearly caused serious results
at the residence of the Misses Darlmg.
Miss Ethel Hovey. of Portsmouth.
and Mr. and Mrs. Sbabury. of New
York, are the guests of Miss Isabe.
Folsom.
Will Olmstead has recently finished
building a carpenter shop on the prom
lens of James Middlebrook, of North
Wilton.
The unusually dry weather has c111-
1ninated 111 a drought. Some Inconven-
fence is reported. owing to scarcity of
well water
Alter quit M'inteivul tho Reaumg
Circle has ' dined its meetings. Mrs
Frank Comatock entertained the mem-
bers on Thursday.
Several Wiltonlnus attended the in.
auguration of President McKinley.
Among‘those present were Mrs. llan-
nah Ambler and son Louis.
Miss Ethel Fitch. who has many
friends and relatives in Wilton. where
she has been a frequent summer visit-
or. and C. Bartlett. son of General
Bartlett, were married at the resi-
dence of the bride's mother. Mrs. Ed-
ward S. Fitch. in New York. last
week. "OWlnBrto a recent family be
reuvcmenf.,'the wedding was» quiet.
only a few near relatives being pres-
cut. The marriage ceremony was per-
1'01 med by the Rev. Edward H. (‘levo-
laud rector of Christ Church Ridge
wood N. J.
AIR AND 8T9.RY 39TH OUT.
'i‘11eiiicyoie"'maslior" is one of the
greatest annoyances that women cy
clists hays to contend with. A Chlca
go girl disposed of one of these pests
In a decidedly. effective manner the
other day. 9‘
She was riding down Michigan ave
one. when she noticed that a young
man was pedaling along close beside
her. She increased her speed. but he
still kept alongside: Then she-eslaok-
cued herrpace. but' he sibwerl'up also.
He did not speak. but she could feel
his eyes fixed on her. and it made her
nervous '
Presently she rode up to the curb
dismounted; and proceeded to examine
the pedals of her wheel. In an. instant
the trailer was at her side profferlng
assistance.
"1 think the pedal is twisted " she
said. “and i don’t “believe i have a
wrench." The 011111111111 young man
knelt norm and examined the pedal.
thou. htaking a vars h fromshfs tool
h'v btdvohdhd tighten up the
parts of the Wheel. At 1.110 same time
she took 1101111111111“? '19“. shiny
“ imes into the
rear tire of ilo. indigo“ i Witcha be 111111
Mde‘dlbwii‘
concluded bliiin ethanka
a r‘h‘e told the “12%
dd ilIlffi 1“within;
111011111111 .. 111'.
‘téi no
Thread that's ow
citgo News. "
A row 111
ropdl’r 1111111
the story
hillbilly!) I the
“1"” 12%;. 1."
111
31°31 laud-11111111911. nutter tus-
‘ f 01111 otiior
arrival
UWliiiams have 1'
. spent a few days in Ridgeneid.
11.1.11... Meeker. who was quite “
llandford Wood of Stamford. was (1
upstream comma...»
FIIHFIILD-«SOUTHPDRE
Miss Grace Bulklcy is spending sov»
oral days with» friends at lnwood. L. V1.
Mrs. Henry B. Glover has returned
home from a visit with friends in New
York .
A twelve bound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Russell yesterday
morning.
ton. 11.0
' lift-s. John Guyer. who has been ser
lonely Ill with the grip for the past
week is convalescent.
Rev. Mr. Denchlieid of Stratlleid
will preach in the Fairileld Congrega.
tlonul Church, ”Sunday.
Mrs. Klrk. of Norwalk who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. 0. If.
Jennings, has returned home.
spending several months at Clifton
Springs. N. 1’., will return home Mou-
ay. .
Judge John 11. Perry has had 'the
barn on the old Conwell property.
recently purchased by him. moved
from its old place to the land' in the
rear of Charles 'E. J‘clilf's' barn.
The Traction Company have dispens-
ed with the position of inspector on the
local line. Joseph Henshaw. who has
acted in the capacity for the past two
years, has accepted a position as 1110
tormen.
The rural delivery Na. d. which was
laid out by Supélintendent Rogers. last
fall. will go Into effect March 113. it
will start from the Fairfleid postoilice,
and will cover the districts known as
Little Dunbury and Little Bridgeport
and the eastern section of the village
of Fulrtleid.
~-
DECREE IN ROBINSON ESTATE.
TAUNTON. 11111111.. March 8—in the
Probate Court here today Judge Fuller
issued a decree in the matter of the
disputed accounts connected with the
estate of Edward Mott Robinson. 01
New York, which decree is adverse to
Mrs. i'ictty Green. who appeared as 1111
objector. The decree allows the dis-
puted accounts, which show receipts
and payments of about $500,000 and no
balance in this state. The objections
which had been filed to an item in the
prior account by Mrs. Green. were ov-
errulcd. The case how goes to the
Supreme Court. I
Mrs C. E Van Deusen.ofKilbour11.
Wis. was afflicted with stomach trou-
ble and constipation for a long time.
She says. "i have tried many prepara-
tions. but none have done me the good
that Chamberlain‘s Stomach and Liver
Tablets have."- These tablets are for
sale at G. C. Stillson's. South Norwnlk
E. P. Weed's. Norwalk. drug stores.
Price. 25 cents. Samples free.
Curiously. the men who are easiest
to get. along with are the very men
who have 110 faculty for gottlng along.
The stomach controls the situation.
Those who are heartyrand strong are
those who can eat and digest plenty
of food. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure dig-
ests what you eat and allows you to
eat all the good food you want. if
you suffer from indigestion, heartburn.
belching or any other stomach trouble,
this preparation can't help but do you
good. The most sensitive stomachs
can take 11:. G. C. Stillson.
The man who lives for himself alone
Is not to be neglected by the world at
large
Their prompthcss and their pleasant
effects make DeWitt's Little Early
Risers most popular little pills. wher-
ever they are known. They are aim
ply perfect for liver and bowel troub-
les. Qfitiiison.V
.,..
For People
who “first
Food Particular.
l...
2 lb. pkg. H. 0. Buckwheat. {In 911:.
”Mic-1.8911
'11 his mac
'1 " a”
' vehicles and bicycios. but which one ‘
of these motors propelled a. bicycle ur
. the 11111qu
‘ . bars. but
. Compiler visited Mr. flamingos apiece
Mrs. E. L. Wells has returned home ‘
'from a two weeks' trip to Washing-
Y-ltev. Frank 111. Child. .1... has a... .
.her voice to ask a favor."
that if I walked a block i would cough
V-frightfully and spit blood, but, when
bottles of Dr. King's New Discover
Fancy "High Lawn" Creamery
Print Butter. 2111; lb.
l’ure Lord. 100 1b..
Washburn. Crosby Gold Medal ~
Flour. 1
11. ,0 (1111111911.. 141 111111. .
Gold Dust. V. 11111 pkg.
11 bars good Laundry soap. 11111:
.1160.
iii/motor whicmg:
'! ' W' in
India:
and down Forest all Beit‘wlih a. Wood ,
and accuracy-that Harmon shim sab
Mr Men ‘
place 1111de hopes of
11 large business and «many not
recently several Ilium s of
11111 1191111111. Heating: and mating
g: business and examining his motor
came so pleases 11111111111111th that
yin adehlmegoodoif ertomovo
111 business to Nora-.111 and into ‘a
stock company. which Mr. Messiani-
accepted. He moved his machinery
and fixtures to Not-walk this week. We
are very; copy to have..tbis concern
leave town. but it was simply a matter
of business. We hope Mr. lilo-linger
will realize all that he anticipates from
his inventions and his new venture in
Norwalk. «New Canaan Messenger
. IN ONE WOND.
it is by no means necessary fora
man always to enter into an elaborate
explanation of his feelings in order to
make them clear.
' ”What’s the name of the fellow who '
wrote the tune of that open song we’ ve
Just been favored withf" asked one
man of another. at a meeting of the
Amateur 00111110131stqu - .
“Jones. ” returned the other man.
“James Joues. i believe. Frank Wal-
iey wrote the words. "
“Ah, I was about to ask the name of
Jones’s accomplice," was the rejoin-
der. ~Youth's Companion.
m
“A woman. 1 notice. always lowers
"Yes. and raises her voice it
doesn't get it "
NIGHT WAS HER TENROR.
“i would cough nearly all night
long " writes Mrs. Chas Applag'ate. of
Alerandrla.1nd.. "and could hardly get
any sleep 1 had consumption so bad
she
all other medicines failed, three 8100
wholly cured me. and I gained
pencils." it's absolutely guaranteed
to 'cure Coughs. Colds La Grippo.
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles Price 601: and 81. 00. Trial
bottles free at F‘. H. Baxter‘s drug
s ore.
a
“Brlmble seems to have a good deal
more money than brains.”
"Yes. All he inherited from his fa-
ther was the money."
JELLO. THE NEW .DESVSERT..
pleases all the family Four flavors:
Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Stray
Sorry. At your grocers. Try it to
a!
Orthodox Mohammedans are forbid
den to make or use and “graven im-
age." Consequently their chessmtn
have no resemblance to human figures.
REMARKABLE GURES 0F RHEUM
AT 8M
I
From the Vindicator. Rutherfordton.
N C
The editor of the Vindicator has had
occasion to test the efficacy of Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm twice with the
most remarkable results in each case.
First. with rheumatism in the shoulder
from which he suffered excruciating
pain for ten days. which was relieved
with two applications of Pain Balm.
rubbing the parts afflicted and realiz-
ing instant benefit and entire roilefin
a very short time. Second, in rheuma
tism In thigh joint almost prostrating
him with severe pain, which was re
Iieved by two applications. rubbing
with the llnlment on retiring at night
and getting up free from pain. For
sale by (‘, (‘. Stillson. South Norwalk:
E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
—__..
Patriotism no longer
your country. it
neighbors.
means love
means hate your
A GOOD GOUGH MEDICINE FOR
CHIL LNDFIE
“I have no hesitancy In recommend-
lug Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedyi,"
says F. P. Moran, 11 well known and
popular baker, of Pctorsburg. Vs. “We
have given it to our children when
ing cough. and it has always given
perfect satisfactionu it was recom-
mended to me by a drugglst as the
best cough medicine for children, as
it contained no opium or other hand
ful drug." Sold by G C. $1111.11“.
South Norwaik; E. P. Weed. Nomllr.
shortielgh—«l'm afraid 1'“ not be
able to pay you for this overcoat be
fore 'next spring.
Tailor—Oh. that will be all right
"When will you have It heady?"
"Nest spring."
81'an” A RICH FIND.
"l was t led for sovsrulqmsp
3191,11! lghron “illdllgeoglV and nitrite
. «in on. roe 4b-
ossi 1. 11.111... “1'1“on
until I began using Electric |11111.net.
which did me more good than
who say .111 Th 1 have hi
'i
r...'1.'i'§§i.°{s'iisas
I
tie-3‘11 , .
. cinch cits Fia‘ou'r - -
ilfil'fiv $111110 omr’ou 1.11331
tiVon guaranteed by F H. Butter.
W
he haemwha "with
average sheriff?
11111111 sold
an“
limilhiz 19'1-
. m .
more when. given no
Cure. ,Vlfglthm cud-
dessert. Prep tired
water and set to cool.
on. Orange, Raspberry and Strawber-
ry. At your grocers. 10c.
Catarrh Cure
ford. Deb. says:
ed my boy’s life.
the one we lost with cronp. .
him a tow. doses. ~He ouickl
to sleep. and was all right in them morn
lug. For sale 11 11.31. Planted and 11'
troubled with bad coughs. also whoop- 3.3 y i
11me
111111. sp£ndid to; guns troubWi ,
or, a a' c 1111 ' A
wig“ ' II o m:
If a man 111 known bLtho sootpany V
1;
~ acuminawniséua 11111111131"
; MW.” MMG Tiff "
' roam-1o: monks.
rev biliary dime-diabetes.
Dean's Kidney Pills relic
cure. E
3 Are 01111111111111.1111 WWI Not-walk cit-
Izens. ,, V
. Mr. .JVVlgl.VVV.§wgin.. gymnklin 11%
by occupation a lineman
was in a New York hos '
11 your .undcr’ treatmcutwfor kidney.
complaint and urinary trouble. M
when discharged 1 received 1111 uncured
card. 111111 111.111.111.11 action
kidney secretions. in fact 1:.
all control.
Swain to take
an »
l procured Doau' s Kidney .
Pills’from Plaisted’a‘nruz'fltorc. "mini“
did me more good than any doctor or
er did and not only benefitted myself.
but i advised Mrs.
Dean's Kidney Pills for her backache.
They cured her. "
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thek onp "f'Am risen
one
entails-Iii“
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10f
three years on the as" ‘
111011 were he to dis
When you
01111 iittleiopill own V
Eil‘ly‘msérl. are, “
and burials. They
. Billions. 1'5 ~ '1
E ..
of Mr. Carnegie is chilled
few regrets when it thinks” 81
millions Waiting to b 111
Chicago"
Sold for 50 cents 11 box. Foster-Mil- moo
W
This question arises in the anally
every day. Let its answer it MU
Try Joli-O a delicious and 1911111111
in two 111111111313
and boiling
Lem
No boiling! no bakingl
Flavors:
The chaplain of the Nebraska House
who gave thanks to God for the rail:
way passes in the pockets of members
of the Legislature," is a public hero. it
is likely that the Nebraska House will
not give this good men a second term
——St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
b
County, as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J
Cheney & .00.. doing. business in the
City of Toledo; County and-g. State
aforesaid. and dint laid. firm will pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
each and every case of Catsrrh that
cannot be cured by the use of [Talks
ranks Leann-11v.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
to my presence. this 6th.day ef.Decem
or,
A. D.. 1886.
burn Company. Buffalo. N. Y.. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name—Dean s—«and
take no other.
‘ .
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“How" is it.” asked the victim. "that
you charge me thirty-five cents. when
the si 11 says V‘Flrst-class hair cut 15
cents
“But you haven't first- class hair,"
replied the “harbor: ' 1 '
wmrr SHALL we HAVE roe oss-
calm .
.11.
.i 1'
State of Ohio City of Toledo. Lucas
A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hall’ a Catarrh Care is taken intern-
ally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Sond1for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY £1 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
it is reported that the husband of
Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease has expressed
his sympathty for the husband of Mrs.
Carrie Notion. Similarity of affliction
makes those two him—Albany Jour‘
“Bras
nter.
m
11 Balm
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