Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 19, 1901 · page 7

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Smith. of Springfield Mass.
collar 1 D; Rondo! l. to»

1 you urn. recently. to Mr.
Blil‘eusteln. of Pleas-

guiding has arrived home
our to spend the summer at

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onus. is spending a now days in
111 city.
The Msyilowere and the West Ends.
f‘Dridgeport. will play on Mayflower
Oval. Saturday afternoon
L. A.. ,“Burdlck. of 1111111111111 bridge el-
95111 store. drove to New cannon. yes-
. terday. and attended the celebration.
Miss Lodemo and Gorrordus Adams,
‘ ‘ili plo‘de.‘ 11111115011110 Gross River,
‘ “New York. to spend three months; “
Clifford Randall. of the Gamble mill.
went 11111111111111 this 11111111111111.1011
the steamer Harlem. to. spend the 1111'
.. The LadWles Aid Society. of 'tlie Eliot
‘AVellu‘di Methodist Church. are huldl‘ng
, a meeting this afternoon. in the church.
The repairs to the

sine and Cove street;

a .

The 11111111111 report that they had a

fine time kt New Canaan. but many

are meteors today from the long

march. 1‘

Miss Nora E. Ryan. of Selieck street.
has boon entertaining the Mrs. Marga-
rot 0114111111111 and Miss Mary Kennedy.
of Nana luck.

M 1 ’r‘g‘e Nettlcton and son.V1lc‘
.,ew Haven. have been visitors

Eldr‘v und..Mrs.;E. b1; Haufordr oi

‘ Maple enue.

’ Mrs. David Ward is expected home
tomorrow from Weedsport. New: York
Where she has been spending a year
“with her husband's mother.

‘ Mrs. Frank Allen. of New st1eetre~
turned home last night, from Stepney.
where“. she was at the bedside of her
mother. who. has been, seriously ill.

Jumes‘L. L’Hommedleu's class met as

usual. in the church. last night. There

. was a good attendfince. Chauncey
Brundege. of Norwalk. was present.

111111 took part in the meeting
The Ep worth Lengup social will he

holds in me Eliot. Album Methodist
capsule” tonight. and egeryi'iody is in—
vie". 11a enoyagood
lilhe. Abg’sl’sllieneod‘g é‘uiertainmehl
programme has been prepared

The Royal Workers' Society, of the
Christian Advent Church. will hold 11
grand rullyo t. ,A large delega-

tioh oi mono f the Bridgepoit so-
ciety use more turbo present.

Everett" Alle‘ . who is employed at
the ethos of the C ty Printing Com-
puny, took a l@(l r from his wheel.
while at the ammo celebration
yesterday. “de the handle bars.

The game of baseball between the
Norwalk and Stamford Commuters will
be played on the Decker Field Satur-
day. The annual supper will follow the

game at Dorious Point. The outcome
oaths game is awaited with much in-
tel-est.

The [royal Workers' Society will hold

orally tonight. in the Advent Church.

About titty delegates from Bridgeport.

and .the'Birchard Sisters. from Dnricn,

w ill be present. The principal speak—

or will be Rev G. H. Wallace. of

Bridgeport. The meeting will com-

mence at 7:45.

The lawn party which was to have
been held at the residence of J. Sturges
Randall. June 2.6m has been postponed
111.11.11.11... the 23111.. on account of the
public school entertainment. The lawn
part} Mi i be under the auspices of Miss
Sadie Rondulls Sunday School class.
interesting programs have been pre»
pared Jor both afternoon and evening.
There will-be no churgefor admission.
113d 11 cordial invitation is extended to
II 1 “’

Those who took purl in the Cleveland
Wheel Club's race were amply lepuill
for their trouble. ’i‘en rlden‘i received

lees each and one rider succeod~

film: three prizes. The latter

1'Bank I. who received a priiw

a second one tor positlou. and

1-1 for being the first Norwiiili

mull .over the tape. The ten who receiv-

dd two each were Awarded a urine for

both time and position.

1111111111 Meeting. or East 111111111111“-

a finished to-

wild is lit the Pen Amorienn Exposition .1

“at Buflalo. visited 1111111111 Fells 11ml
(iconoclast Sunday. He will prohubiv
1 week in Buffalo. Monday, 611‘s
111cm lit the Exposition,

‘ h Exercised at the Temple of

in the afternoon. and fireworks

lake at night. Mr Kestinmrc

ports very few people At the Exposi-
use from Connecticut. the greater part
ot the" visitors coming from the west.
Ii ‘huoetts being 1r egocentric by
lilies so her state is,

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wrm iuosuoumm.

«mucous-1
meWn hen‘lami 11 El it
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1 lists minutiae”

otlnosndisrl'sm. ell-Eunice. tile
, thoslilidori Mot M? M
'1 has been narrows!

1 guest of {Demon

‘1“ (lumps!!!

A. H. Gomm dud tutu 111111 friend
irOm New York have routed thobcl -
hold cottage for the summer.

Mrs. J. A. Sowerby. of Highla
one. went to New York, Modda -
tend the tunersl other also 1

A. W Wellsce.and family. 3
port hove Arrived ‘11 their cottage."
Fine Point to spend the summer.

Druggist and Mrs. Charles Bartlett
attended the New Csoaonzcelcbraiion
gain goo their wheels. 11111111111111

The oyster steamer Laurel left for
Bridgeport. this morning. where she,

Miss Lillie Wicks. oi 1111111101111.
street. is at Buffalo. attending the Pun-I
Arroglcon exposition with Mrs; George

We a 1.1

George Fowler and fumilv. of 01.
chard street Will 11111111161 Edwoyiou
and occupy oils of Harvey Aokort’m
houses. in St. John avenue. “

Albert Lynch and George Minor
mode a gallant catch of Edward H
White's horse. which ran way from
Contentment .‘lsland. . Monday reverting.

The baseball team of the steamer
Kate 0 Stevens would like to arrange
11 some, with a team of some..ptl1er
oyst6i‘ didei.’ lor July 4th. Address (lap
taln' 11111111111 R Stevens Rowdytbnf“

The Baptist Young Peoples' Society
will hold a. box sociable at the reel
den‘oe of Mr. and Mrs. John Shorer in
Highlsnd ayenue, one week from Fri-
day m‘lkht‘.

Miss Emma 1111.11.01 the west side
and her sister. Mrs. Carpenter of K11-
tonah. New York.are contemplating a
trip 10111111 Pdn‘iAmerl‘con exposition
at Buflalo. ‘1

A number of Rowsyton friends at
tended the funsriii services over the
remains of, Mrs. Mury Talmadgc at her
late. home. in ,South Norwnlk; yester-
dcy afternoon.‘

Mrs. John Plunder Miss Lillian
Crockett. Miss Grace Plunder and Miss
Nettle Plunder, lode to New Canaan
yesterday on their wheels and attend-
ed the celebration.

rge Kueuler of St. John avenue.
has returned home from a visit with
his daughter. in Poughkeepsie New
York Mr. Keeeler is much improved
from his attack of 11111111

Fay 0. White has a fine crop of
strawberries, this your. at his farm on
Prospect Heights. The berries have
been backward in ripening. but have
now started to ripen very nicely.

The amateur mlnstreis were again
very successfully produced in Gulder's
Hall. last night. The piece was enact
ed even better than last time, 1111 those
who took part had more confidence
The local sullies wcie rather pointed
and always brought forth 11 hearty
laugh from the audience. Following
the minstreis ice cream and cake were
served and dancing was enjoyed up to

the following members: Miss E Lou‘
ise Stevens, Miss Pearl Stevens Miss
Kate Stevens. Miss Emma Bruudnge
Miss Kate Crockett. Miss Grace Plan-
dcr. Mrs. John DeWaters. Mrs. Edwin
Thomes, Mrs. Frank Crockett. Miss
Mosottu Hurt. Miss Elsie Crookett. Ru-
fus Yurrlngtou. James 11‘. Stevens. Ed-
win C. Stayens. George Harris. Earl
Stevens, W. 0. Clark, Harry Doluml
and Oscar Scott. Music for dancing
was furnished by Messrs. Johnson and
Utzingcr. of South Norwalk.

01111151111110 Nunarorc

lilies ..l Maud Austin and Miss
Mocks of New' York are guests of
Darion friends.

Miss Frances Suicllffe of New York.
has been the guest of her olsici Miss
Emma slitcilife. ot Doricn.

Mrs. Benjamin St. Johnand Mrs. W.
W. Bollard were the guestsyostorduy
of Mrs. Currie Lockwood, of New Can
«an.

Nearly all the town ofllciuis attended
the New Canaan celebration yester-
‘day. us did many other people from

ere.

The grass seed which was sown on
part of the grounds about the west
hounddepotflol Darlou. has grown in
to 1111 auspicious lawn.

There ism. large demand for cottages
in those two‘vilia‘ges this summer
Several families have tried to find
houses without success.

rTllQ Groundnut oi buried. and the
Stamford Young Men'd Christian Aw
uociotion team will play a some of
balloon" on the Durien grounds, Sol
“"153“ 1’

Eagle and Volunteer Hook and Lud-
der Companies arrived here lost of hi
from 11111111111 Canaan celebra‘t on
$1,111”, but mtlsil‘o‘d the kidney had is fine

9' l i {‘1‘

Door 6. holes 1111311111111 111 is...
once 0 ofoot
Mr. croftooi attended. the New Canaan
11111111111011 with rigid Hook” and lied-
ides Dempsey: “ 1

Daniel E Hoyt. 1.111....“ in the sup
consultant's billed» or €11,111 Millions
Home in Norman. returned to heroics

“may afternoon. after spending a.

iii-loo with hisdiromr. O H. lid
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Neurons Home.“ 1111111. via the

‘ «111m yesterdo‘y.
Md audio:

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‘ :day~

”David Mi is. of Highland av mg. has ‘1

,Th

wtii work at the business for a few
1 weeks. 1

, Farrell.

a into hour. The cast 1was'composed of W-

a, market yesteiday. while .

. use,
111‘. severely. Wesslug mounted

Wheel and the otho boys draw him
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home“. Wearing is bl.

‘11M"rth
1111.11.11. Reilly. E
“Dyan. 1W. MI'M l

“ ,rtru‘ds Detroit; no uueentotcilouers.
“3160 1311111713

rowers“. J.‘ 1113.111,
«1 eurney; Buttereupe,.11i.
(2111111111. Douiins.N
G. ’Cart y. M.R

M. Boumun. A.
hello. ,
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11 out in an ep-

Mos
eyes.

Were Masters 'I‘. Millions. J. 1H
O‘Ne . . 111111111. 8.11
alone. T. Moakiey.’ T
WGBCQI'. ES. mmnfln. 11‘

Master Joseph Eugen 1111113 11 tenor
solo with much effect. It was entitled
“My Native Cot." He received loud
applause The orchestra played a sel-
ection and then (ionic one of the ieo~
tures of the entertainment. the Shepa

pnrtiei Elsinore dressedi‘iii pink. red
and 3 Tilliugirls“ 11111111111111 in
pink and 111411141111 the boys in green
and red. They carried the green tapers
covered1 with red: roses. They went
through some very dimoult figures, and
were repeatedly applauded. Those who
were in the“ drill were Misses M. hu-
lard.’ M Barty. N. Nolan, T. Then)
T. Doovhey. M. Bums. O. Wynn. G.
Creighton. T. MDonough. V. Perry. 11!.
Keeling. Masters l. Magner. J. Hines.
H. “Hines. M. Siattery. J. Byrneo. J.
Dagon. H. O‘Connor. J Tierney. S.
Eiaherty. F. Word. W. M‘Cariby. (l.
Harrigan

Miss N Haush song the sons. "Col-
ling Thiough the Telephone. ” beauti
fully. There was a telephone on the
wall and she went through all the mo
lions to perfection.

A comic medley followed by a doua
ble quortetto. consisting of Masters W.
Clone, J Tully, J. Eugen“. J. Began. 8.
F’laherty. H. O’Connor. 1M. Siottery. G..-
Harrigan.

Then came the followl 3.111111 partic-

march.
Red Riding Hoods This was loudly
applauded The members of the drill
were the Misses A. BAurns. A.Shea M.

.Bhea. 11111111 ‘;
. Figaro. i. drew ‘

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neurones next; ma’de suite 6 hit, with 3‘-
, , , , , g d‘ , .

Brown Billy. The Midget?

'sswssmnsioust.

herds' Drill, in song and march The ‘

ipnted lnur Red Riding-‘1’ can drill and ‘
They were attired as littlor

limo u
summauofiiu 3.0!)!le
lilo be

been our stock 1.1
ND 11 IAN“? J

(21'0“
AND EMBALMER. .

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‘ Telephone st house. will

Are 11111 in shell

than ever befbroul‘i _
vet-y. row. Having will“ a amour
oh FIRSTCLASB £3 DANGER-81'
we are In betterp‘o‘s do than events.
do your work. .

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
saccharine. ,

ill First Avenue.
Tel. 01111 tools.

 

Tully. M Keeling. M Milburn. H. Dor-
hey, L. Ward C. Siiillyon‘.A. Hayes. M.
Nutteford. M.“ Marru ll M Friend.
Then come the granules and bears.
The granules were Misses M. Cossldy.
H. Eudriss. M Hayes; r1 Klndilleh. A.
Powell. 11,. Nesly..A."‘ h. 8. Burns
0 Dixon. M. Suiilvnnxci'l‘ The hours con
sisted of Wisdom E Sihlth E. Martini.
{H Buckruau. J. Dorsey. D Cullen E
Burns. 8.110116. J Cassldy J Lyons.
on. 1

Foidwing this was a‘ pantomime.
Nearer My God to Thee accompanied
by the orchestra. This ended the first
part of the entertainment. Those who
took part were Masters W. McCarthy
J. Bymes.J. Tierney. '1‘. Kelly. G. 111111
rignu. J. Farrel. Mulcnhy, M.
Grace ii‘ race, J. Duffy. J.- Kearney.
.Joscph Kc rney. T. McGurk. R. Gulls.
gher J. Ross. W. Bluest.) J. Hines.G

Cairoll P‘ McGovern.D Barrett. J.

Lewis M Lyons.

It was then getting into and still
there was a five act drama “to be
played. it was called Kathleen. or The
(lost of a Promise. and itwns a credit
to those who had the affair in charge.
the way the youngsters went through.
the dililcult piece They had a knack
of putting the accent on the words in
the right piece 11nd time. and there was
nothing to roar (com beginning to end.
Each one knew, his or her port wall,
which must have taken considerable‘
time and patience to learn.

Miss M. Kelly performed the role oi
Kathleen in a superb manner. as did

her invalid or ther. Mlss M Plough
as Granny Gli 111111. the old ripple wom-
ou. created considerable amusement
The gypoies were Miss L Word 1111 Lo-
ds‘. the violin player and 0. Naitstord
es Zone. the damn.
playing in the pork were we Misses H

thy. li‘. McCarthy M. Elohultze. M‘. Ma
11111.8 Duffy. M. ghoulish M Powers.
(I. McGur‘k and H.‘ Olark . 1111.11.11

ty, played the part of M11“. Roysluiu
wseithy sister of Mrs. D’Douuor. and
the nieces oi tile bite
were Miss M. Mllilr ..'Etgh Roy Milton.
11111111 Buckniislip Lucille Ro’yului‘u

mold to Ethel sud Lucille. ,
aster cusses smith weir the 111‘...
is rate and
1311 Whites! were pendulum.
,0 hrs were Master J Hines.
Mule

etiveen ac Illid
‘ 0111.111 Dhlls’de‘iohls. end between
and. 4.1%” a. Motherly

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Creagb‘ T Sherwood, C. Heunesssy. i. Rs

also Miss M. Ciliino. as core. O'Connor, .1

The little you ‘i
Torpy,i..Mullen.1.1.Hunt.H.Mo.Cor '1,

Roy‘uitou ‘
Mills V. Dough 1111 Topsy, noted as ,,

1's Jr, Diiiouuormnd .‘V
PM“: “

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WITHIN THE RANDE

of everyone. the price of the Stoves.
uses and Heaters we offer secures
good, value. Designed and constructed
on true principles. they give great heat
from 11 small amount 0: fuel.1Hand~
some in appearance and at great
1111111111111 Our Ila Range is a model
of compactness. 1.

Horacio R. Nash,
Cor; North Main and VVbsb" Streets

82 11111111 111111 St.
Opposite Tilly Carried?) Works.

pip’iliifim
adsorbs
1D“.5 “M“? a" 1
A verv fine assortment of
rumors and 111111111111. *1 "full
ide‘ supplies and 1111 y-‘rnliai‘d
1‘31"? “1*.“ 1.,1‘ ~4“;‘“‘ ‘ h

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on .‘1

Southmorwolo I ‘

‘ fiihem now at

lint Namely:

' 19'Weli worth 256; now to

 

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,Corns. Sores. Bulls. Bruises. Skin Dis-

‘ Men‘s Shirts. with two

1.;collars and 11 pair of culls.

;regular 50 cents Value; to
close in a’ hurry. we make
the price

2:56

Children's Waist‘s. good
qualities 1125c; we ofier‘

Ii:

i
i

150

White Duck Caps for
; men. tmumed with black
.17braid and a black visor.

l

5,..burrv them onto the heads
" of ' you c1111 w‘earers.

190"

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Highest cosh 1111111111 111 old 111.1
all: and materials of every kind DWI
me a postal and i will call.

Prompt attention and 1111101111.
dealings: with all. I m. o l)
in 111“ York some om through1 13'.
was

immediate 1111111111 611 111‘: ‘mm
will he gives to any business: mew
conic in durinrrao‘ny‘ absence

”MAM MADRID.

illB Raymond so. or.11~ 11111111111111

Finl- liilioui Bill Building

By authority of the Board of Direc-
tors. the.b,uiidlug or theiil‘i t Nation“
Bank of 11111111. Normilt 11111 1111101, pin
which it standsi "will he so i.d ct nubi c

notion oh Tuesday the Zulu (lily.
one. 1901 at 2 u, look 11. 111.,
premises.
.1. The lot is twenty-six and 1‘ hf“ :eet
~ ll

' '2 sold by Druggists. 751:.
1 ‘ Ilolis Family Pills are the best

. health.
.iousness, Malaria, Fever and Ague and
all Liver and Stomach troubles. Gen-

1

say they don't get time towrite letters.

' brutal one.
1 son why i should not send you to pris

. .1 111.111 lurnuure.”

' Little Earl
, “111111.161 Md 1 Add yours to your ii
,, ' liletc soured to

 

The readers, or this paper will will!
(i to lo . 1‘. iii no 1.1.1.1111;

.. ‘ P9
“ll 0 Build Dolly‘s for any
“1111111111 it fails to cure. seed for list
or testimonials
‘Addi‘éufl. F J. CHENEY 191 00..
“ Toledo. 0.

EXPERIENCE

“Did you ever faint on the stage?’
poked the leading lady. .

“No." replied the lhgenue "but i've
had my diamonds stolen, and been
divorced several times.“ ,

A TERRiBLE EXPLOSlON.

"Of a gasoline stove burned a lady
here frighttully." writes N.E.Pulme1.r
pt Kirkmun. 111 “The best. doctors
couldn’t heal the running sore that 1111
‘iowed. but Bucklen’s Arni‘cu Salve on
til-sly cured her." infallible ton Cuts.

cases and Plies. 25o at I‘. H. Baxter" a.
South Norwslk and John A.“ Riggs.
Norwaik.

The count-Ah. Miss Ketchum. you
make a perfect picture framed in that
doorway. All you need is 11 title at
your feet.

Miss Ketchum
quickness)—-Countl
lieu!

(with a feverish
This is so sud
But you may ask pupa.
DIDN’T MARRY FOR MONEY.
The Boston men. who lately married
a sickly rich young woman, is he by
now. for he got Dr. King’s New Life
Pills which restored her to perfect
infallible for Jauudloe. Bil

lie but effective. Only 2510, at F. H.

Baxter's. south Norwalk. and John A.
.nggs'. Norwalk. drug stores.

The Modern Hush. -isabei~i can’t
understand what keeps postman so
busy.

Jane—What do you mean?

isabel-Why. i don't get time to
answer letters. and all, the other girls

1 . ~‘ ‘1 , ‘
Bcwmol thorium- who illu'iouli
"mule; lost so good. "

Magistratew'l‘he assault you have
committed on your poor wife is a most
Do you know of any ran

11?
Pr'lsone1~—if you do. yei honor.
will break. up our honeymoon.

ouc‘v cuss eon ovsesesm.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or 1N" cutie,

ll.

. Deb, says: “i suffered for years with

dyspepsia. Usedto touave great dis
trees and belching. i tried everything
i1 could hear of: but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one is
cent hot écursd me completely." -
For ‘6 by R. H. Plolsted and F.1d

Mrs. O'Toole-What puzzles me in-
tlroiy is that the owld house should
lake to sick on ixtiut whin it' s coveied
villi insurance

Mr. O‘Toole—~Yis. mo (lorllut; but
it's the inshoorance not water, do ye
moiud.

"The Doctors told me my cough was
incurable. One Minute Cough (lure
made me a well man. " Norriii Sliver,
North Btratford. N. Hie-Because
you vs not found relief from a stub
born cough. dunk despair; One Mi :1-
111‘s Cough Cure has cured thousands
and it will cure you. Safe and sure.

1Geo. G. utilises.- .
on t o" ‘1

“The new neighbors don't seem to
be very popuipr..' .

"No. the woolen around here soon:
to 1.1111111111111111 You use. they
moved in after. dark. so nobody saw

,_ 1‘ “wk/W
Dodger. disease and death follow us:
giant of the bowels.
Riders to regulate th‘

get a duller-fifty 111101111 t
hunters f

U89 D9 Will/11.

Eurasia. soit‘r

y poisoning 11nd ll ll
silillekly Ell/lied ‘DJ‘

1111 Salve. The cert
. 131,111 1 ._ 1 .

of“
“in”

. be
1‘

1 Hoaui~Thats M1

hut manufacturer, 7

. JOHX‘HM. “that 1 sol" .
“Yes. He begun lite .u b
“l seewhe began lit

worked up." 1. .

W
The billous. tired. nervoii ,
not successfully pom
heultiiy rivsl. DoWi
liiseis, the famous i‘
tion. will remove 'th
troubles. Geo. 6., Stiliso .
W

Mrs Gayboy~+My 111111 bus
did such a thing. ‘

M1. Gayboy-v-lt seem
deer. that other. hushed
formed a great many bad pres

"A few 11111111111 ago no
tor breakisst would. 110 e,
stomach for half an hour ,
bottle of your Kodol 1,Dy1 , ‘
and can now out my live, “
other meals with a rellsll and
is thoroughly diges All
equals Kodol Dyspepsia “
sch troubles " ..H D. ,
Tex. Kodoi Dyspops a
what you eat. Geo O. Stiilil ,

Poetic bridegroom-vi coul,_
forever. gazing into You? 9,
toning to the wash of ill

Practical bride-—0l1.tliali
me. darling; We have not will
laundry bill yet

A surgical operation
sury to cure plies. Do 1
Hazel Salve saves all till
and never fails. Beware
felts. Geo. QStiilson '“‘

'.‘llulio old boy, 1111911111
an age! What are you dill

“i’m back at .118 old
ground "

"Eh! Where's that?”

"Postoillce. "

Dyspeptlos cannot b61011 .. ,
cause to live requires 11 rill
Food is not nourishingx

digest food. it 1111111111

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.

kluds of food without‘ aid"

stomach allowing it to rest

its natural inuctions.‘ its

are exactly the some as th

digestive fluids and it BEDDIW

help but do you good. 0,,
M

Downes——l tell you 1111-1111111 is

‘ delightful fellow when you so
._ know him in a 1.1111111111111111

d1
tippers—41m n1! Think so
Downers—Yes. Didn’t you
him that Way?
Uppers—Well 1 found hmiedu
sort of mood once. He, recs]
dollar, loan he modem “‘

SAVES Two PROM DEATH

"Our little daunhter lull ‘ on
fetal attack of whooping con
bronchitis," writes Mrs. W
land. of. Armonk. N Y., "b _
other remedies foiled. we
life with Dr. King's New
Our niece. who had Cousum
aanpced, stage. also used
deriul medicine and tod
fectiy well "“ Despe
lung diseases yield to:
Discovery as to no other
earth. infallible for C011 ,
0011165013 and 51 until ,
by F. ii Baxter, South
John A Riggs, Norwallt. Tidal
rce

‘ Townewi-lello! Where did ya
the new tile?
Bronco-Won it from .1111
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