s.
1111111111 of tonsilitis.
111.11 Glover and daughter m
spending a few days It Rid”
A hand rail has been bladed n‘d
Hurry Hipson' s dock, at Seaside Place.
A child was born. Friday night to
‘ M11. and M11. George Janos, of First
avenue.
Frank bar. at Bella place. is able lo
be out again, 11111.11 11 severe attack of
incumntism
Miss Eloise M. Decker. of Riverside
avenue, spent Saturday, visiting in
New York city. ‘ ‘
Mrs. Myrtle Cole has realigned 1111111
position in Lane's depot testament;
South Norwalk.
A retaining wall is 111111111 oohstrucs‘
tion in front of Bennett A. Jackson's
property, in Fifth 111111111111.
The 11} pwarth League. of the 11111111111
dis‘t Chnich, will meet, tonight. in the
ladies‘ parlor of the church
J. [1. Stevens. of Cove street, was
ihc guest of his mother, Mrs. John
Stevens, 01‘. Darlen. yesterday.
Miss Ada Thompkins, of Orange,
New Jersey, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Gorham. of Cove street.
Mrs Emma Reynolds and son. Er-
nost are, the guests of relatives in
Banksville. ' , I ,
i) it N ’
The gasoline lights in the Methodist
Church. were damaged last night. by
the wind and kerosene lani‘ps had to be
substituted
Mrs. Edgar Howell of Cove street.
119:1 returned from New York tty.
‘11 1111111 the silent 1111111- mot er.
Tillie. so 0: 13111111911011
who 1111. 1.11111 theuauesl; of M11 and Mrs.
Thomas Cornell 11111111111 street, has
returned to her home.
The Rev William Dalzlel, 11152111“
port, Long Island, was the guest, yes-
terday. of Mr. and Mrs. John L'Hom-
nledleu, of Bette Place. - 9
Rev. D. Cornwall will iv,e lecture
and storeopticon VlGWB o the Martyrs
of China and the ruins, Tuesday in the
Swedish Church Riverside avenue.
The Rev. D Fornwell will give a lec-
ture with stereoptico‘n views, on the
mar tyrs of China and the Chinese ruins,
in the Swedish Church. tomorrow
night.
Miss S Amelia Whittaker entertain-
ed the F. H. P. L.. at her home in Myr-
tle avenue Friday afternoon. The next
meeting will be held with Miss Agnes
Redman; in Maple avenue.
Rev. .l. .I. Fousl is; expected home
from Brooklyn, where he has been at-
tending conference, in time to take
charge of tht1 Thursday evening ser-
vice.
Old Car No. l. of the White Line has
been rciurned to her place on the Dor-
lon Point extension. A Red Line car
has been doing duty on the Point line‘
for Reyeral days.
Farmer Thomas McGowan. of Cedar
sheet has rounded the that year of
his second hundred and is as i'iisk‘y as
most of the young fel1o‘ws of eighty
He has boon appointed iicld marshal
oi‘ the octogcnarains, and It is proposed
that some day they come out to do
militia duty as of yorey‘on training
day.
The committee oi the East Norwalk
Stllool District hold a meeting. last
Friday night. The high school 11111111
lion was discussed, and the matter of
finishing: two or, three other rooms in
the now school building here was drop-
ped for the present, pending the dis.
position of tho town high school maii
11111.
The Rev. Charles E. Benedict of Ben-
sonhurel Long; island, preached in the
Methodist Cilurch botlr morning and
evening yesterday His sermons were
able and greatly appreciated by the
congregations. He also delivered a line
talk to the pupils or the Sunday school.
Mr.ll1-nedl(-i led the revival meeting
at 6: .III.
’l‘wolvo- -y111111-old Thomas Coffey, of
Fifth nvonuo. 111111 away. Friday. and
spent the night away from his parental
110111111111 mother took his shoes
away 1111111 him so that he could
not no out of doors. ,He, found them
and 11111111 off. Hunger overpowered
him,a111l he returned for breakfast
Saturday morning.
Willlo Adolf Anderson was having
his wagon loaded with coal in Marvina
coal yard. Saturday afternoon. bled
borne took fright and ran away. The
animal was finally caught on the
Washington street bridge. The wagon
was overturned and the contents upset
by coming in contact with a post at
tho 11111111111111 to the yard. The wagon
was badly damaged and the horses was
blollenl The horse was 11111111111111.
William Bronson, at First: attends.
the. talker and 11011101 n Bronson. has
11111111111 ‘11. ml bi man, 1111 1.1112111111111111.
.lamés Ior hundoa‘s galnat an a all
follow cltlzenose. The former Peda-
gosue oi a York state academy. later
sitting in all the 111111 chairs of 111110
F311. and present profea‘sor of animal
anatomy and surgery, thinks he has a
clear case. and as he lives on First
avenue. does not propose to take any
second 11111.
Rev. Charles E Helledlet, son of M1..
and 1111. 0.11% Benodi‘d‘t, and who
prance e‘d yesterdll, in the East Ave»
and Methodist sip n'cdpn‘l Church; was
announced at 11111111111113, York 51111111111
111st Methodist 56111111191111.1111. last 5111111-
day, 1111 11111111113 It liccdnp‘iully 1111111113 the
examination H0 919, :tnadlé‘n of the third
year. 11 en 11 as in all warm
1111111511 in 1b We 3 viniictr 11E ill i)»
1 but as it is in trout. the Word of doc.
.1 Joy to the heart at the 111111111
which sifectually worketl‘lb lilac In: you
bl ’l‘h
emphasis. first. upon the tact that
should be so received1wand v
delved, as it was said at those 11151111111
to in the text. “It medically worketh
lni them that believe,” giving a and
blips him the better toven
llnsfl of this life, and fitting,
life eternal in the eternal kin
God. 'l‘he evening service w .a Bible
study on the second coming
f Jesus
_, earth. and the emiadtaoverol
13.111211111111111 read, was, first: he [not
he .le some a second time inst as llt‘l
orally as he did the first, then the
thunder of his coming. as in 111111.,1‘1-
ll; Revelations 1., 7, 18. 18.111111! others;
then the object of his co 115, Revela-
11111111111142; Matthew 11:11! 31134.- 41;
l Thesaloniaps 41.. 13118,: i .Cdll‘, thinns,
xv., 51- 64. and others, and the time of
His coming, as shown by prophecy rui-
filled. which clearly shows the time to
be close at hand Many of tJ1911eten-l
ences were read by different 1999le
of the congregation, In re upon to a
call from the pastor. A day of spirit-
uni uplifting was enjoyed throughout.
1In the Sunday school session the 1111p-
erlntendeni. was led to give an invite.
tlon to any who would like to start to-
day in the Christian life, 11111111111111
it by inlsing the hand to which one
young lady responded. and the service
closed with a season of 111111 er. every-
one present feeling that Go had been
present by his spirit.
ROW]! YTON-
M11111 Oliv‘e Hart, of crocketi avc
nue, spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
John Oakes, ot' Crockett avenue, is
confined to his come by illness
The disabled, Rate C Stevens arrived
home from 1111111111011 Satur y night
, Edward We. nlhcl has returne tailori-
ayton and has pufchased a new sail
alt Heynlour has gone to Peeks
kill fix. Y.. where1 he has secured a po-
sltlon.
Captain Stanley Lowndcs has had
the trees on hi“ properly on Main
5 set trimmed n,
his Milly, Joana: has been elected
to membership in Rising Star Division,
Sons 111 Temperance.
Mr and Mrs. R. C. McCaslln. 111‘
Main street entertained relatives from
New York, over Sunday.
Sacial, prayer and praise meetings
will be held in the Baptist Church
Thursday night at 7: 30.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the
Methodist Church, will meet, Wednes-
day, April 26th, in the church.
Miss Clara Cudlipp, 111 New York
In the guest of ,Mr, and Mrs George
W. Cudllpp, of Church street.
The sloop HBI‘L) with Edwald God-
frey and Robert Utz aboard. has re-
turned from a trip to Greenport, 1.. l.
Beatrice DeWaters has returned
from New Jersey, where she spent the
Easter vacation with her grandfather.
The Ladies’ Aid Society, of the [lap-
tist Church, will meet, Thursday after-
noon, with M1111BA Ilrlfilu. of Main
street
Vincent Collier 131111111. was up flow
Brooklyn. looking own the (.rlnitb
cottage at Contentment island. Sutur-
day.
The Rev. William Dalzlcl. oi’ Bell-
p01t Long Island. preached two excel-
lent sermons in the Methodist Church,
yesterday. . ’
Law1ence Giant began lOdny his
nev. duties in the packing room of 11111
Lockwood Manufacturing Company‘s
factory ill South Norwalk.
Miss Ethlyn Har'pel of the public
school has returned to her duties at.
tor spending tho Easter vacutlon at
llel home in Watolutowu
The eight pupils of the public school,
who successfully passedtbelr examinav'
tion for cntrdncc to the South Nor-
wnlk lligh schoot, began their duties
in that institution. this morning. ,
Geotgc Moore, while putting out oys-
ters. Saturday afternoon, from a skill;
fell overboard and received a severe
ducking. lie clambered aboard a sail
boat without the assistance of anyone.
Mrs. Kate Themes and two children.
of ,Main street, who have been the
guests oi.‘ Mr uhll Mrs John I). Felterl,
In Brooklyn, retulned home Saturday.
Mend Brothers are plenaring to
move the building Gustave Harm. the
shoemaker, occupies and attach it to
,tha south 1111,1910! their store: Charles
Morrlr it bli‘lldlni‘; the 11.111111111111121
Mrs. William Pinkney. who has been
spending a. few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A Dibble. of Main street,
returned to her home, in Brooklyn, to
daRlav. Harry S. Kidd has been called
to tho paetorsblp of the Baptist
Church, at Accomack Court House,
'l‘aeloy. Virginia. Mr. Kidd with ills
wliel will leave Pcnn' 11 11 ails New 1111'
say, for the former place. this week.
’i‘hair furniture. which hue been storedi
‘ 111nm 1111111111111 1111111111. , In Rallr‘
11991111911” shipped t
11
Mrs. Widnall, 1.11.1 about high
three years, mother of Mrs. John D.
Feller, Sr.,died at her home in Brook-
lyn, last Tuesday. The 111111111111 will
hold fro filler late home. Til
1111;111:1111 :i'h hornet llhtl’rilIl-s.
Rowayton. were prea-
Ada 11111111161111
out at the funeral. Mrs. Wldnoll has
many friends in the village who will
be grieved to hear of her death.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Godfrey 11.11111
braiod the fifth anniversary of the
birth of their daughter Marlin}, ll giv-
his a party to a number of be It 11111111,
Saturday. The little folks had a mold
enjoyable afternoq vinyl
1111111 otherwltleamud kta n1
daid‘iyi collation willI
3511 guests. Thane 9r] :1
eanie llnft‘i‘lt Ruth
11111111111 bracketing
111i 111th
area
M0959.
15111111 111111
hall.
.,I
“Milli it
‘ nitrite“ 1111111111111, at Stamford, will 1111
adem
the Bible is the word of (,‘lod, and 23
that the scriptures distinct 3'21 11111111 that ,
‘ day. and Monday
r1211” ““151 I i
turn left Dorian 11y 11.111111111111111.
,lnbn Flannlxan. oi Danica, and Miss
Married In Stamford. Tuesday, April
Wesley :3. Brady, of Brooklyn, New
York, was a guest over Sunday at his
sister. Mrs. 0.14 Noxon. of Main
sheet, Darlen. ,.
Yesterday, the roads, were In one
condition in 1131111511 and Nurutbnz and
many people, took 11111111111111 of the
good wheeling".
Mrs. G. Ill. 'l‘llley and son and dough,
tar. Dudla'yl Titian1 will Mrs. no Tap
tic City to 1511111 11 few aye
Miss Nollie Keeiel. of Ridgelleld,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mar W Avery, oi“ Main street Dorian
returned 111111111 home, Saturday
Runneaaier Pooly has recently pur-
chased a dog. The animal is 11 most
peculiar one. havlns tool: that resemble
a monkey's. claws and a rat’s tail.
Clifford Lawrence, manager of tho
Stpnlford Branch of the Swift Packing
Udfilpany, 111111 well known Ill Dalian.
unites today lot Chicago, where 1111
an l‘vlslt S‘wli’t it (loin anys plant.
Electrician Harry 11 11111112: lett Dar-
ien, this, morning, to assume his new
duties with the Somerset Electric Lour-
pony, or Soillelvillo, N. .I. He taken
with him the bust wiehcn of his many
iriendan his new position.
'i‘h he. selcrtmen of the town of Dorian
have altered a reward 11551.00 for the
apprehension and conviction of the
thieves who stole chickens from the
following people. Thaddeus Hoyt, Ed
3111 'l‘. Bates, John Simmoi.Wiliia1n
Schlldknecllt. Andrew Hern1a1l,(leorgo
11 Brett‘an‘d Minnie Bates; ;
Carl What-z and, Hufiugt Nomlan
have 1111111111111 the ‘1tontrnc to do the
battery work for a prominent Norivalk
bail team this season. The work or
Waste and Norman as battery 101 1111
Darien team 11(1899 gave that team its
present high 1epntutlon
John P. Altmuun began his duties,
this morning, as 11111111111 of rural 111cc
delivery route number forty. winch
starts from the Darien nottofilc1-.Tl11
people along,1 the 1011111 3111111!) appro-
clalo the, innovation and {10m present
indications it will he' a success There
Will be one delivery a day.
John D. Crllnmlns. of Collendar's
Point. president of the Hall of lien
ords Association in New York city dc
livered the principal address Saturday
aiiclHnoon at the 111111111111 stone laying
of the magnificent now Hall of Records
building, at the corner of Center and
Chambers streets. Mr. Crlnlmins and
family will shortly come hero for the
summer, occupying their handsome
summer residence at the Point.
WESTPOR 1’
Mrs. GOOIKO Plait and tho Misses
Plait. her two daughters. from Red-
dina. hove tnkcn rooms for the season
in the Mansion house In State street.
Joscpll Mills. a fireman for more
than forty years. has been chosen by
Compo Engint1 Company No. 2. Its
chairman. ()lhor 115111111111 are: l-‘oro-
man George W Mills, assistant foro
man, William T. Sturges; secretory.
John .I. Quinlan. 11111111111111 iames b.
Richards.
Those who favored tll11 Green Farms
Congregational Church ladies by being
present at their entertainment and
supper. Thursday evening. were well
repaid. Striking something good to eat
with all ploasnut surroundings as on
that occasion one remains pcrmancnb
ly 11 friend.
Challnlng P. Harris, of Bridgeport,
conducted a creditable concert at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Thursday
night. the pleasing featuro of which
was Mr. Taylors violonrelia numbers.
it is rarely one hears a periormcl on
this instrument who really. displays
alt and soul in the. handling
The Foresters of (1111011111111 111 illoil
dance beginning Thursday evening,
separated early enough Friday morn-
Ing to boast of getting good naps be
1111111 daybreak. The members being 11..
working men. have learned that there
is no fun "(lamina till broad daylight
and going homo with the“ girls in the
blaming." all next day fooling llomy,
like a tired cart horse. ,
In 1854 (i and Friday tell on April 14.
and though opening .vllill sunshine.
same as yesterday its anniversary,
did the day dosed with a light show
Which all said wouldn't amount to
riluch. it did, though and continued
ioni- days, snow iulllmr almost without
cessation. Easter was 11 te1ribly snowy
was bitten cold.
to 11111111 shelter,
death by thousandn, and here, Is a
thought, that the killing thus of so
m‘nny songstcrn may have been at that
than the real cause 0! the sad diminu-
tlbn 01‘ our spring early feathered vis
ltors and that the ldloa may have
boon unjustly charge with having
been Instlumentnl In the work of thin
hing out the feathered tribe by their
d9mand for and use 01 birds and bird
tl mmlng for their bonnets.
Mm
DRINBURY.
Mrs. Albert Wellnitn is ill.
Mrs. Katie Barker is seriously ill.
Mine Susie Research. of Norwalk 111
11111111; Mrs. Charles 01111301111.
Robert Gregory ennui Sunday
New 1110111 1
{Frank renew and iamlly spent
Huntley In Weston.
In
F11 Blake. Thursday.
critically III, In slightly Improved.
f film“
1111111111le 11,
51‘1911 ti
111111151 ls having the lil-
rich to Brooklyn, 8111111111111. Her turni- ‘.
1011,01 EllulIlXOl'd, have, one in ‘Atid‘h— I‘llue
ntlrtheast wind and low tenlpcraturo,‘
turning whine and other spring birds ‘
but to "" frozen ‘0 filled by the lungs, liver and kidneys: “
A daughter was born to M1 and M111. 1‘
Mr. 11111-111111 little son who has been 1
homelllillcred and 1111111311, L,
all I
.1 Wit
()1 less than halih 1t heir val as
has Mildew
some with a ails.
The
.1 111‘,
7911 11111111111 Toilets: at 155nm 1’
1111111111 black and 1'th turtle" .ill‘ all aim.
11171111111 smullulup‘, W "“531 8.111111 ll
5
taffeta: lot 1111,91: or Jo
What (111111111, all at ‘34 he... I 1
1:th no my name “one "1109!»
Another 1151111111111
his was bible 111111111“ 51111 1mbell1
11 11. Pure while .In many didactic manual
1211 pen and all» 111‘ tbeclm and excellent value
It 131: 9 yard.
"Hill?" I"11‘ necks‘mrll $7111 l“
(in! ‘0 IO .11 VII 11 9
antennae cowl-Inn. 6111111115 null «Mill» ll
popular silks‘ls splendidly wide. 1 of
ii-
1les. benulilu designs. 1i favorite color!
among them rose. use li.‘ white, 11nd ,b ‘
Inches wide.
EN?» 60‘ “ I
We have, “1.1111111" cumin in stock “15th
to! as little, It 8125. Andnll
11111111111111;th corsets between the“
outlaw-all moderate.
The new models, pudenb11161m
11m night-front, are well
“Li limp" and our other g co tits, ”0:111
some further detail:
$117’Q75Mdll Lillian ‘corsei. in white 0111;111:1159.
Sl—Ifllllllll Styles»; 111 «11111 short on! hips.
low bunt.
$1 15 1o Sir—Lillian sualghl- from corsets.
medium bust. loll; and short hips.
models.
51. 50, 5:1 and S3 71-.1 'L R." strllghl- 4mm c.3535.
37111111 111131, Ion; uI 5.1111111 and that
501““Nflllo' nl hmduclngmnlght-mmroruw.
3711.111 and drab. ,
S a. n ‘4
I %_ HTTM T
L illow Cant: J“
Ready-nude and we‘llunnde. for letstlinn lilo
cosl oi: the muslin in Ilium. 'Oh. good
of sheeting, which will glue until/en
Housekeeper: who have Smut “will...
boarding- houses or hotel: to equipi ,will at»
preciule thagood "incorporate thrashed MM“!-
nishin alter. Prices: 1 2
Bleac ed Pillow (:nsen—~ 1
f
and
erlrcl
12.11:“; 91:" ,1oc as 36.dln.111€.
11 so 58 “5.131;.
Bimini“ shells~ 4
«would 171' 81111111“th-
11111111114111. Slxwlrn, 55c.
Wasooin 111. cements.“
12qu 111.491 . 110.1119 lot. c111
emcee...» ‘
give quick results.
vines. strawberries. etc.
your convenience. $J. 50.
‘51»
South Norwalk, Conn.
11 visiting l11-1 sister. Mrs.
Saunders.‘ " '
M11. and Mrs. F. T. Hawkes and Mills
Maud Fosdick, 11f B1 idgeport. were
guests 1111111 5111111ng of 111111 Minnie
illegmy.
Mantel Willie Wollnitz. Miss Frankie
Gregory and Katie Littengo1.uav1ns
passed a satislactory examination
from tho school here, were admitted to
the 01111 River school today.
M1. and 11111.11 Fred Gregory enter-
tnlm-d a party of friends 5111111111111 eve
11lng.ilinglng amino and phonograph
selections were 111111191 (111 and light re
freullments served. The guests dc-
pulled to their bottles at midnight af-
1111 a merry evening.
THE BEST BLOOD BUMPER-
Tho blood In constantly being
puri-
Keop these organs in a. healthy condi,
lion and the bowels refillar‘a 112.3151qu
«will have no need 11131111111111.1111
For this purpose 11111-11 ls nothing 11111111
to Chunlborlalns Stomach and Liver
Tablets. one 110111,- of them will 1! you
,more good than a dollar bot,
best blood purifier.
samples free at George
501111191 Norwnlk; Edward I".
we
“W
himself should acquire 11 wife.
one, and llnle‘ibtli: on it once.
Spring Coughs are especially dengue:
Ercsnlts alien i me
In common mixture but is a high grade
‘rcmedy. (111111113111). Stillson. 1
m.
“The loaves 11ml debut the
socket Is alter never change."
"Never. The lost is a nice chance tot
do 1111511111111 end the «silt-11111111111, ,i,
perch!" 1 1 “‘ ‘
111111111-
t‘t 1111116111111
priccdatsl-i. Oill‘tt“Liliisns, "unmatched 1"“'1-‘~ m
with
t, 1
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opossum £31» item 1111,11 glow ’ , Ellison 3 mm
pom. Thnihird rdbnpnpulnrsll 1111111111111: 99,», 111‘ ‘ ills-.11-
Educ-lion from its orlpnnlly maintain "all. lull Hi3 ill mfifinmmdmflnimyim ”fl“,
«tubular;
Suit Add“)! ”“55“, 11‘
1.11.1 Ml French ml“
M311: flukadlnshnndmm tlrlwt.
11 soul I
MAW lb vir‘CI‘llu 9..
1,1‘
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healers
511131111 1111‘ alliwer
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be all z
“granted tbs ”look lust inn Inna, earth-Ii
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tacn‘ 111111-111 P111111 15 Verdun villn‘ rem. In
1135111159“ New “Scan. lot ‘11 mAxohlr
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, colors. 11.11111 or «pain at 5111:. 1111.51 111111 0,1. to.
«than, 99min-
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aids to:
11151111111111 these [MM ,11
um manhunt their 11111111111 bite Skin: 111
11111111111111.1511: which uranium 11111111.; to
clean. Health:
“finale Rimming
111nm, howdy laundered, stilt
mleor-nm,1mwltil mflfloutcydefi,
all neck“, that
and $1 , now It
and with count will“ E11
we have been ulbnl at} c
Hillel? mi ill: cane and npldlly, Is en‘s, ‘io‘ ‘iiil
and clean, in tact, hill ‘5 ngaal at any fptlnlllll
91mm hutlhe price,
equal hi it, 121151.122.
11111 11le an of
.gold pens, iridium-
A velvety grain lllwnjé‘dgs to third:
of any 101011111131. A; 11 good 11111111111111 1111111“: HARD
WOOD ASHES have the greatest value.
no weed seeds, are odorless, clean. easy to handle, add
Especially good for small fruits,
Charles
“9911 . ,, '12 I
The man who Is afraid to think tor 9%:
1111111
gown .‘1hM1 ft
.‘Cough (lure acts! I to magic. lt is not
H91
wholr1 syste . They 111111.
.0 a ll 1‘
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway. Fourth Avenue. Ninth and Tenth Streets. NEW YORK
W
duty and value
They carry
The Wood Ashes we sell are from hickdry wood on- I
ly. and are pure and unadulterated. Put up in barrels for .I.
JOHN H. FHRRIS
Coal Yards, I49 Washington St.
A poor family in Boston overlooked
a. credit of ”ii in at 59.311113: bank In,
1830 and the matter was forgotten uh
til 13571 when thalaceumlildtod 111111111111
was $432 61. it was allowed to ain
and on January ill. 1901, was 51,8 0.10.
’i‘ht1 interest allowed has gradually
been 111111111111 ham 7 It) 4‘ p‘er‘ c1111.
MI“! ”0101'“.
MI-
Cnnd each rtio n can: m.
”a." $511.’ l.an O NH: amuleterel‘l'ln‘l
in the (l‘r‘o ad ad dgolln' dlstricts or
Russia there
600 inhabitants all told. They were
rounded in 1820 by emigrants from 3101-
land. and the metho of living ls prc
clsely tbit “11151 1111i hilt cl" t lr rein-
1 tires In South Anion. 1 w 1 «
.adl winter l was confined to my
bed 9:111 11. very bad c919 9119992111111“.
Neill n1 to; 1 Y may
‘Wlfl'l bong 132% WWW f‘1 One Minute
Cough Cure that effected a speedy
cure. I cannot speak too highly tor
that excellent“ mady."-—Mr. 1’
5119,1199 an M P1111,
Alfred Redmnn, aged 55,11 farmer, of
Maynvillc, K 11
110591111” 4
no ‘
ly until a wee, ago. when 111‘. or-
111111111 11 11111111901111, having grdw .,
stout i011 91199911115991.1101. er
outv can: 1111 overseen.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Beetle
Del," rays: “instillieddo; 1111‘: 1,11 wit it
dyspepsia. Used t‘ hav 0,1; t 991
trend“ and Wichita". 111111111 ’th ‘
1 could hour at.} but nothing he pod me
k.3 1311191,,W ,
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