Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 18, 1901 · page 7

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oven 9. is visiting her grand
a New Canaan. during thexcolshration.
Frederick W. Mitchell and Edward
Brannon. of Norwalk, went' down the
harbor this morning on a fishing expo-
’ ditio‘n.
f » The Rev; J. J‘. VFoust is in New Can-
' than t ay T'on business and inc dcntaliy
Vic tailing:V In the big celebratlo new on
in that town
The regular weekly class meeting
led by James L'Hommediou will be

held .in the East Avenue Methodist w,

Church tonight.
Mrs Anna A. Parkerton. of Hon-
*dricks avenue. has gone to Brooklyn
to spend the summer with her (laugh
tor. Mrs. Charles J. Henry.

Chief F. M. Wheeler. of the East
Norwaik Fire Department and family,
were the guests Sunday at Charles
Spoh. of 3 1211111 Row. Stamford. ‘

Draggi‘st 'i‘. B Griffin has a very at-
tractive sign lettered on the large
plate glass window at the front of his
drug store on the Washington stieet
bridge. 01;

William Browu. who is employed on
id rib & Company' 11 steamer Coin
moddre, is unable to work at present
because of his hands being sprained
and sWollen.
Theodore S. Lowndes has offered a
‘ roWard of $25 for the arrest and con.
viction of the party or parties who
broke the glass in the widows of ms
hat.factory in Maple avenue.
, ' e indies prayer meeting of the
South Nowell: Baptist Church will be
' hold of; 3 o'clock tomor1 ow uftcr.noon
in the evening the Sunday school
teachers will hold a. meeting. . ~
Bridgeport Automobile Club,
he dinner at the Dorian House;
Gresmy a Point. rumour. July 4 A
ciaoibake will be served. The start
will made from Bridgeport VatV 10

Rev. J. J. Foust was in New York
.vo'lilterday. making arrangements to
hire, tents for all those who wish to
camp out during the camp meeting
which will be held in Springdnlc. next

month.

- [Ralph Lockwood has secured the po
' sitioh of assistant to Bridge Tender
.1011!) Colo. The icvéi‘ on the bridge is
very hard for one man to turn and
with the two the bridge uow turns
much faster.

Expressmun William Thompson, of
this place. conveyed the members of
Home Tribe and their :1 leads to New
Canaan this morning in his large
truck. in which were arranged two
rows of nests.

James Dougherty of Norwalk has
gone to New York having secured a
position in the Park Avenue Hotel.
William Collins. formerly of South
Nonwalk. is also similarly employed at
this hostelry '71

.‘Tlic friends of Mic W. A. Brown of
South Norwalk will be pleased to hear
that she is recovering from her recent
illness and will resume her duties
some day next week. “BringepOrt '1'el

Union. »

.llosen. ,wlmse bicycle was stol-
1; the .tmnt.o‘f his store yoster
(fly

ac‘binc. People mn- (lranbury told

r. Boson yesterda that they saw. the
wheel in from of anbsliy' a house. ‘
.,1.~11111a marriage oil Jennie Cut-ties
111111 htcr of M1. and Mrs Henry S.
Ronni of Fail-field avenue. to Harry
Smith McBride. will take place at
Trinity Episcopal Church. at 5 o'clock
11111311111110.1111 Rev. 3R Hum

will 0 ciato.
V ‘ is on to a lot of comment by
on. mover River school meeting

First it was contended that Mr. Tris
tr‘nm Was eloc ed by acclamatlon‘. ‘11
clearly Mal acceding and now
‘ some stalls that the notice did not ap»

pear on tneo r, ill: ll Monday. VnVot
' 11mm been tins. 1. 11

The East Norwaik r111 Department
t night and made
a town celebration
id this foili 1V'i‘hd
was chosen as a
‘e’ie will be Plenty of
, dy. Chiefn d

‘Ienae chairman;
Epworth London meeting in the
venue Method t Church last"
by it 1' .Hoyt. superin-
‘9 8111111» 111111111. Final)
. _ 5 I‘m we re dildo” forthc teeth
, 1 inhibit will be rbold tomorrow night.
‘ ma his been arranged and
. yriei vltodto attend Where

‘ 11,111.11de lesion churned.

«committee of

d lira-holder. '
ryj; .lil ., ,,

ornlng has iiiit yet recovered the ‘

. . m .
'w ‘c nibs wlong side

so it can easily 11 soon that the
den and uphill ti)
was at fault.

many held a mention 111.411 111
1! made iinul arrangements 1 at
ending the New Canaan o

one this morning,V. and, will in
good a showing as any of n:
companies in line. The truck was pret-
tiiy decorated and with flags and built-
ins and was drawn by four iron gray
horses. it would be hard to find two
prettier pairs of horses One team he
not!) Genrefi eSherwood and the. pill
or ”to George inch. The truck braced
ed the firemen and was taken to New
Gena an by tile horses. while the mem-
help of the company went by rail. .hc
Mayflower buys Were accompanied by,
iithowlton Fife and D1 urn Bond. of Dar-
‘cn
The morning sermon by the no. J.
ha. is lathe Advent Church; sun.
flay. w from the text Hebrews x;
36 37 “For ye have need. of patience.
that after ye have done the will of God
ye might receive the promise. For
yet a little while. and die that shall
come. will coins and will not tarry. "‘
Mr. Davis dwelt especially on the need
of patience in waiting for the coming
.‘of tho‘ Loyd. as in these last times so
many are departing from the faith and
giving heed to seducing spirits. He
exhorted his hearers not to allow any»
thing to turn them away from their
hope and confiden‘c‘e in Christ: The
cycling? sermon was on the subject
The Bble Teaching Concerning the
Soul, and was more in the nature of a
Buns reading. The speaker lead many
Scriptures to Show. that in the Bible
use of the term ‘sOul the whole man
or animal life is referred to and in no
case is it. said to be immortal His
ob set was to prove the falsity of the
th cry that iha‘n: cannot die. which
medics sonic belie ‘ 1.1 that if they are
morplly good they will be saved and
prefect them from seeing their need
of earnestly seeking for immortality
which is to be béstawud‘ihpbn those
who seek for :.lt at the coming of Jo-
sub... be lit Romans lb; 69, who only
data immortality. etc, i Timothy vi“ -
1l3.Foilowinn are some" iii no soul.
three used: Leviticus vli.; 20~22, zi;
Exodus. 1.1216: Numbers notched: no
viticus xvlL:18:Revclatiou xvic. 3;
Job xi.: 6-7: Psalm null: 19~20: Psalm
cvii.: 17-18: Ezekiel xiii; 18-21: Eze-
kiel null: 26; Ecclesiastes iii.; 19; Eze-
kiol xvili.; 4. and many others. The
Birchard sisters sang in their usual
impressive manner. and added greatly
to the interest of the service.

DIET!” AND NORO TON.

Mrs. Mary E. Finch has returned
from her New York visit.

Charles Smith has been in
York for treatment. to his eyes

M18. Henry Bront'li'el‘ 11111111111 street.
is uncoveiing from her "illness.

The Darlene and We‘ll do G team
will play on tho liaricn grounds Satur-
day.

George Brown and Bennie St. John
took a bicycle ride to Port Chester
Sunday.

The old school house, on the Buried
side at Glenbrook will he sold at uuc
tlon today.

Quite a large number of Darion poo
pie are attending the big celebration
in New Canaan.

Mrs. William Wuerz and daughter
lu-law. Mrs. Carl Wuerz, left for the
Pan-American Exposition yesterday.

Mrs. Martha Darrow. of Westport
returned._8aturday. from a visit with
her sister Mrs. William A. hangdon.

Miss Ayres. of Bridgeport. and Mrs
Nancy Waterbury. of 'l‘almadge Hill.
have been recent guests of Mrs. B. A
811on

Mrs. Charles Waterbury. “of Tai-
madge Hill, ninety one years of age. is
the about of her son. solectmun Char-
les G. Waterbury

.Bonjamlnes Wood, of Noroton. attain
on his 30th birthday Sunday He en
tor-tained several friends Saturday In
honor of the event.

Senator Lounsbury s experiment in
mm infprovoiiient at his Maple ove-
nue residence grounds. has proven to
be a completeibucbeas this spring.

Mr. Kane’s house in Lellov avenue
and Main street presents an attractive
appearance in to new coat of white
paint. ’witb dark green blinds.

'l‘ho Knowiton Fife and Drum Corps
went toililaet Norwalk this morning on
the t. lib train. where they joined the
Mayflowere and accompanied them to
New Canaan.

The Ladies' Aid floolety of the
Methodist Church of this place. will
hold a strawberry festival on the
church lows on Tuebddy. ‘Juno 24. All
are cordially invited to attend.

Mrs. Charles Moi-mouse. or

New

'Amw

Morehouse- Brett chddlns

is visiting
her sister. Min. laced. .M l

 

Vodayl Tomboys clarion promptly n .

burst. Mam; Whoicalde inattend the ;

isomers. are: abandoning coiling .Vi
loNorptun 111m hi it count 1

:Dr. T. Lyoi
T .

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“Aged VlVVVVdai 11111111“ u fife
e. 91 ongaswe are on.
oil. V it will pro ably be ii
weeks before he wil be 11-11111
ny members of, the.

visited him yesterday.

accident occurr-

no m rmv‘.

The gun fund In no
frying proportiolib

The recent high tidns have complete
iy covered the shore roads.‘

is giving Maple avenue an overhauling
E. A. Raymond. of Main street

Hartford.

hold touicbt.
Baseball teams representing
Point, Saturday...
A A yrnond. .11..
has mov
woods to North Wilton

of ~Bl‘00kslde

the, amateur mlnstrels which will b
rebooted in Guider's Hall tonight.» T
2 .M. Bates. of Franklin street

Main street. who is seriously ill ob ty
ubold fever docs . not
change.

in Cross street.

Mrs. George Wicks; of Raylbou

PanwAmerioan Exposition.

cool for so late in thoseason.

. Miss Dora Lake arrived in Rowuy
ton yesterday afternoon from

for a short time of her sister. Mrs.

Edwin 'l‘homes.
Edward White's horse became rest-

obligcd to walk the distance.
Two dogs engaged in a light yestcr

Burdick distinguished himself by dash
ills a pull of water over the combat-
ants and breaking up the engagement
bend in the melee.

Miss Emlyn Harper has

term. During her- stay hero Miss Hay

in Orange. N. J.

in t oipubiic school
in Wilson's Cove.

two roasted schooner. The seed catch

new receiving unlul'ally' make the oys
tormen discouraged.

.,.1GRJNBURJ..

Brooklyn.
daughter in Port Chester." .
at his home here over Sunday.
lar a party of tripods on Thursday.

Wil illiam Taboo? 1. of l yn
spending ‘a few days 'at‘ his farm
dunday with Fbenesojr Fitch. in Woe
to
V 9111.1 father. of Nov

river solids ' '~
Mr. and M gt. B drcnory and {in

will 111 V __
NorwnlkV on 31in 11

 

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:gVWC H. botanist-1111111. .‘ MVVW

ll 390
1 do be able to nine Pto no” oint. V
1' The next etcurslon at Baton. Point ‘
B. will be the tallest Estate owners Assn

ueimen, of which he 11‘ :1 111.1111: ‘c
Dick Fawcett'
mad race when the

Constable E. J. Ladrignn a road foice

iedvos today on a business trip to ‘-‘

The gospel meeting of the upper
Five Mile River school district will be

thel
cast and west sides will play at“ Roton

lthc saw mill from the Snow
iNeW louse have been prepared Vtm-

Stamford. was tho incest Sunday of
norc father. William Moore. Sn. of. this

”V'riie condition of Clifford CVthbViii, of
materially

Frank P Benedict will move With,‘
his family in a no or two from one;
bury to one of Samuel Moon's houses

and
street. left Saturday nnght for Buffalo.
where she will join Mr Wicks at the.

3011c thermometer in this place reg-1'
intercd forty‘six decrees above nero1
yesterday morning. This is remarkably

her
home in Dayton. Ohio. tube the guest

less whiioat Contentment island last
evening and as a result the animal left
for home without the owner. who was

day up the street and Station Agent

One dog was badly torn about the

included
her position in the public school to
take effect at the end of the present

nor has loads many friends and it will
be with regret that she is to leave. but
they» will be pleased to know that she
has yecelvod n more lucmti‘ve position
Miss Harper has
been very helpful in the work in the
Me nudist Sunday school. as well as

Yesterday there was one seed buyer
lie was from the
shutdown of Long island and had a
lag season would. not have continued
as it has but fol the cool weather. As
soon as the hot weather returns the
business will no dead; The price is
very poor and the oystermon receive
from 30 to 50 cents per bushel, walls
the price generally paid is so to 85
cents per b11shel:'.:'l‘ho prices they are

Mrs. Samuel Crawford is visiting in V
Mrli. F. P. Fillo'w is visiting her
Lawrence Saunders. of Ansouia, was
Mrs. D 111 row «sounded a

‘5
here.
Frank Gregory odd family spent

odors Buiee' a

1o relatives in New '

decent ”39:39” Julius

who in ii , York,

1111,11 19th wow. New

,. ich will come up toolorruw.
" Hi “son family is expected
down from Danbn‘ry the latter part

to use the road.
Frank P Benedict. son of John F.
BVcnedict.» has secured the position of

paratus which is sinking an artesian

aThe float which had'benn moored off
the East beach of Bali Island for the

cannot be placed in position until
fitness are made. 1 1
‘1 :'M. Hircb intends to erect a (lot-

deuce of Rev. William James on Belle
‘isiand. Work was started today on
the cellar. The building will be on
like Gothic order and will be twenty
fitwo by forty.
sale. New Jersey.
{gap in it which seriOusly impairs its
Eusefuluess. No one" can reach the and
of it unless repairs are made or a boat
lulled 1A9 considerable money has nl
irecdy been expended this season on
the new walk. there is some doubt of.
VVViVVlek needed repairs being made to the
' och.

Captain John Fchedict and Male
lMIchasl Molnornoy have been napkins
lseverai very noticeable improvementi
ill the south end of Delis inland. They
have made a new road in front of the
iflreen cottage. It is to be called Lake

new walks leading to and around the

island. ~
Alvah 'i‘uthiil' is’now busily engaged

“raked tree of stones.

Long island to hilt on the beach A
shown both arrangement has been
: rigged up on the platform' of the bath

variance to bothers who wish to re-
move the salt water from them before
donning their attire after a swim.
Yesterday was 11 beautiful day at
Bella island and Roton Point. The

could be seen as plainly as near by
Smith‘s Island on ordinary days. The
day was cool. bhtr‘this did not deter
quite a largonumhor'of' people from
coming to the steashore. ‘ At Eaton
there was. no excursion and comic.
unentiy. stands did‘uot do a very rush-
ing business. At Bella island there
are very few new arrivals, but an in
flux of people is expected at the last
of the mouth.

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NEW CANAAN‘B'CELEBRATNN.

Exercises Continued Veo‘orday and
Today with Appropriate Programs.
. The c,elebration1,.pf New Canaan's
centennial was continued. yesterday.
with exercises devbted to the schools.
There was a parade of 400 school
children at noon. followed by exor
clues in the Congregational Church.
As Hon. (3. D Nine. secretary of the
State board of Education. was unable
to be present se‘Voral local speakers

wro heard. Afterward there was 11

Opera House. The high school com-
mence‘ment exercises were held last
evening. in the Opera House.- ” '
Today the big phradc is being: 11qu
starting at '12. 130 o’clock linens and
Cockenoc Tribes of lie on particle
noted as well its the" following “lire
ortaulsationt‘: Sou h ‘Nor‘walk Fire
1 portment. 110111 with llinitwellsr'a

Walk.“

26 'men blunt;

at the can
urot‘inde train

and an historical. .addl-Vee by no
, M. bullock,
, The For

 

m V A. V 1..
headtein.

of this month. intake possession of 1 1
W? the Clover cottage for the remainder VV , .

d by all those who have occasion ,

day engineer on1 the. well digging up 1 '
;wcli for the Belle island Water Com
. DE 03' 3'1 V‘

l bust two seasons for the convenience . V .
inf bothers is in need of repairs, and '

tags on his property opposite the reek 1

Mr Birch is from Pas '
The Bell island dock still has a on: '

Zaveuue They have also made seller-1d ?

erminus of the” mud at the end of the

houses and will prove a great con 1

WU uFlflVVVA’lL DiRVKOVTVOVR

A}; nanV in stock. A lots} Violas
than over before. Prices. a: doubt
very. low. Playing engages a dumps:
of FlRS’i’GLA-ss PAPER HANGERS.
we are in better position than ever to
do your work
”PPM. .
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING ANDV
.. DEQORATING.

ln‘ superintendlngi'thc work of having VV ,
the beach in nouns: his hath Muse’s «:-
Mr. Tuthiil ex» ;.
‘zpccts to not 100 tons of sand from ‘

10 Perth Avenue. .. *1 that Norwaik.
Til Cali 135-2

 

air was very clear 1and Long island .

Vpu Ilc exhibition of school work in tho 1 -

Nollie V
flock 11nd 1.11.1111 Company, dot Dorian, '1,

 

. WITHIN THE RANGE 1

of everyone. the price of the Wstovos
Ranges and Heaters We offer secures
good value“ Designed and constructed
"on true 11111111111111.1111»: give great neat
from a; small amount of fuel. Hand
some in appearance and of great
strougth. Our W318 Range Via a model
of compact“

Horton

v x 1.41m
V ’82 North‘Main :11;
Opposite Tillyfiarrlago Works.

 

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limo: ad V
look ct Elihu rsVVllVlt They lire alVlV‘ doc
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pinned to 1i ‘ 1 “ ,
? ncidreade‘d oi as thwtlccienue hes

in Gator

 

Is he onlyipcaitlv curelhnan tomb

sdic’ad fraternity calms: helps
notltutlmal disease. requires a con

etitutionai treatment Hall's Catarrh V-
acting
directly upon the blood and mu '

Post-Standard.

is taken winteruaily,

system. there
the disease.

tzienti strength
constitution 11nd assisting catnip in do»

' .r, 1 .V
ing its w”; V iiiho propriemre have 8” Risers, the famous ’pill for

much faith in 11s cur-ative parlors. that
they offer but Hundred Dollars. for any
case that to toils to cure SeVud for list
of testimonials ‘ ‘
Address!l . LCilthlViY it 00..
Tolod do.0

Sold by Drungists. 76c-
}lall'e Family Pills are tho best.

Wm

“She's a nachl" muttered the vi .
D V .atomach for half'

lain.- moved to admiration in spite of
himself. .
"Heaven preserve1 me! " implored
the heroine. for the fellow' s rude com-
pliments terrified her.
"Dry up and preserve
1whiepurml the comedian. encouraging-
.y

As for the hero he stood aloof in
moody silence, fon his hour was not
yet come 1 »

W-
A TERRiBLE EXPLONCVN.

"Of a gasoline stove burned a lady
here lrlshtfully.’-' writes N. E. Palmer.
of Kirltmam la. 1 “Tbs best doctors
couldn’t heal therunning‘aore that fol-
lowed. but Bucklen's11Arnlca Salve 1on-
tirely cured her." infallible for Cuts.
Corns, Sores.1«l30ila. 1 Bruiacs. Skin. Dis-
eases and Piles. 261: at F. H Baxter 8,
South Norwaik. and John A Riggs.
Norwaik .

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PLAYiNG. lN .LUGK. -- .

Rev. Dr Chasublc—wl hope the Len-
ten period has been of benefit to you.
Miss Swift.

Miss Swiftw-lt ba‘s indeed. I won
enough at our Lenten poker parties to
buy my Easter outfit

W:

DIDN'T MARRY FOR MONEY.
The Boston man. who lately married

a sickly rich young woman. is happy'

[PlVlYV for be got Dr. King's New Life
9.
health Infaillble for Jaundice. Bli-
lousnoss. Malaria. 'FeVer and Ague and
all Live1 and Stomach troubles. Gon-
tie but effective. Only 260, at F H.
Buxter' 3, South Norvialll. and John A.
Riggs’. Norwnik, drug stores.

KEEP YOMR iDEALs
'l have always thought i would like
to live in Washington City "

"What for?’

“What for? V80 1 could be in daily
touch with the country“ 8 great men. "
' “Say. if you want to cherish the idea
that the country sends its great men

to Washington. old fellow don't go ‘

there.

OVNLV CURE FOR DYSPEPVSIVAV.

Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New castle.
Dot, says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
trees and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing: helped me

till i took Brazilian Balm; and one bi), '

cent' bottle cured me completely."
For sale by RH .Ploisted and F. H.

..V1

Mr Dykerheights (on returning
home from business. hopefully)-—~You
are so cheerful; I take it you have got
a new cook. Harriet! .

Mrs. Dykerheights (shyly-indie; no'
11 such luck. But i just heard that our
- neighbor. Mrs. Densenburst. has just

lost here.‘

. ‘V'The Doctors told me my cough was
incurable. none Minute Cough (lure
made me a- will map."
North Stratford. N.
you’ ve not found roller from a stub

born couch. don't despair. one Min-2

ute Cough Cure has cured thousands
and it will cure you. Safe and euro.
(3110.10. Stillson. .
“What do the Blekeloys cull theh
baby .?"
“HildeVgaVrde Minerva."

“Goodness! How did they ever

come. to select such .names for it?”

"i don't know unless it was because
the poor little' thing wei bod only

mime pounds, and a half in on it was
two days old"

. if i
. pl ct niacin bomb. .

1; Li tlo Early Nice“ to resume tum;
and you w ll add years to your life and

life to your. yours.
gripe. boo. on

Fol-moi“ Hombcokml policy 1 could
have selected a better name than the

Mormon for William Jennlne liry"

Wu H 1
. the Epitaph would have been Vcboui.

the proper thing." ,

nuns r _.
b’y buildin8' up the .,

yoiirseif! " V V

which restored her to perfect '

Norrie Silver.
HMBecauee 1

Kiley to take. neverl

The biliona, tired. not:
not successfully comp
healthy Vulvai. DeWilVft‘

tion, will 1emovo the
troubles. Gen. 0- Std

WW
A traveler passing? through

infected locality said to ri
dent:
"Pat. I’m surprisied tho
it place when: people die so tlil
fast."
"11111111 rejoined 911.21
afthcr tollin' me av 11 place
pie niver die Oi ll move theft! 'tleVn
an’ end me days.” 1

""'.'

“A few months ago, fVooVi _

bottle of your Koriol Drop
and can now out lair ll
other meals with a roll

; thoroughly

null troubles. " ' .
Tex. Kodol Dyspepsia Curd
what you eat. Geo. (3. Still

m.

fast is referred to as the

For Monotony this morn

fried potatoes. and. there
the slightest change 1.

gram in five years. What:

for your Monotony?

bacon. eggs, coffee and (61‘

ever since we can rem bar

M

A surgical operation is.
sary to cure plies. De Willie
Hazel Salvo saves ails th 0;! V.
and never fails. Bewar- V0
felts. Geo. C. Stillson.

UNMIS'TAKAB

“You ought to be sure about
before you allow Yourself
Freddy Yunkspote loves yo

“Sure about it. mamnl
called the othei day, title
from the seaside. he told
gladdcr to see me than ltdle
caught a six pound tron

Dyspeptlcs cannot be a

fiuslalto live rouluges . m it"
o s not more 115 ll

seated. A disordered st _,

digest food.. it. must hjii

Kodol Dyspepsia (lure

stomach allowing it to rest
its natural functions. Its
are exactly the same as th
digestive fluids and its
help but do you good. Geo.

'rms TAKES couasdé.

“ i tell you. Buckhart is a man
has nerve."

has never gone to war or recon
body from drowning. hash

“No. i guess not, but he ion?!
to stay right in the bone on,
wife when she reads the no ..
summer resorts in theVSund

SAVES Tho Vrn ,
"Our lune daughter 11 {no.1
fatal attack of whooping co ,
bronchitie.'-’- writes Mrs. WW-
land. of Armonk. N. Y..

. other remedies failed. :

life with Dr. King's New
Our niece, who had Consuls!
advanced stage. also uses.
derful medicine and today. ‘
fectly1 well." Desperate
lung diseases yield to Dr.
Discovery as 'to no moor;
earth. infallible for God
Colds. i100 and 31 bottles 1:: '1
by F. H. Baxter South Ndr ”it;
John A. Riggs. NVorwalk. Tri ‘
free.

lull
VYou hear a good deal about
twentieth century girl. 9115mm '
ing about in an automobile. obi.
in: to be a. "Bohemian! We

' admire her as .much as w

plain sort of. girl who helps
or. and has good old~faebioued W
ly traits. . .1

mil-MW
511sz versus 111. d
1"Will.wp11derli evor'ne ‘
the friends of Mrs J:
rence. Kan. rm kn
unable to leave her bed ‘
on account of kidney and
hormone prostrationmndam _
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