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Wide reputation for‘ its
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d K lcuro any Married After the Man
They Have deouiaelllng at One Fifty
«Figures in 2:!ch York Marimba
ordinary .
attaClt. . It never {aha-not ,
Who .
Claimed to by her Fathyr
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vcungaiuoludmg plamond fancy. it ”3‘ ' filigrilyll‘l’fiil‘? l 1.. even in the mOSt' Severe , ‘ W“ 2‘5 .r s of Wash Fabrics. for thc price cutting goes on with cheerful t ‘-
ndy . k couch in great variety. . . l b—m - .. and dangerous cases and is . ““0““? Gl'flffllilll‘idllhlslaOW WW " . ‘. ‘ l . . ~ . ' ' = ‘ : ~ 2v
. . . , - . _ local markets: rotirlurlngvauamoof *‘foul‘tocn-yeahold daughter. ‘ idiomatic, sistcttucuan mtcrcstmg itcinhomg as grcaoa certaintylfior Ev-
EH IRS AND ROCKERS with and Without foot ‘ ‘ ‘
sewaaw. New potatoes go down and pleasant “351.31%: to take. “'3“ married "t‘o"“"I-‘rtisphro ‘Johni'f'etd
.. ll 18* desired w eggs go up. Trade genera“), during It is Gillie d w w M a w .. i plumb 14, last, 15 on tho my path, and :‘cry tomorrowyas lathe approciation of today 3. shown by many
F, “Y a p ‘ 4" U l" oll“ in work has Monsoon. in, molten , . . {$11331 filmy tpldfiby his doughy” ‘3 pleased customers: ' ‘
ill SKSiaiuy use, cut prices. .4! we ks. Prices. was the excchtlon‘ of .up “3 threatened-to “ll“‘llmnml 1' “
who leaves the man'whose name one
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he altiolou men lined. have not bears:”unattractivelrehmouumx motility
.0 l. ‘ '3 .0 1‘\ ml “with. J . it . .- ' . - , ‘ ~ . ‘ . ‘ K > .. m. {,7 0.3.13: ,
t ST fifiXES' an endless variety . changed tromthose quoted a few days ‘ Chamberlain,” ‘ 5 pieces l’la‘"3matk “will“ 20 pieces "0V! “111.c"gmu‘1‘l
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. . . . . , tatoment of the lrl-wlfo vo s ven- ., . ' x . - . '
. ago. i . l . s 4. 8 5 ' W all wool one way CultUll tho . Unruly with white» figures
. . . ,‘ . . . , nuance. non he husband. s well as ’ " ‘
ngp TABIKES 7"] Oak, lnahogany or bird b-9ye_ . lNBXt week. it 15 expected that. 9353 CdanChOIefaafid lilambllulindinlulrmdthat/J £11119“, .lug- (idler. I§cgulaf “Value 25c:
mil 1:31:25: dlzgef‘iiig huegstfl’i'emig Diarrhoea Remedy
gone up. This advance applies not
only to the strictly native stock. but . ' '
and is for sale by. all drug-
glsts throughout the Unit-
ailgrndcs of eggs are affected by the
advance. . Fresh. country . product.
ed States and in many
foreign countries.
and scrolls. Always sold at
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pull into tho towhlelerk’e c or; a friend
who falsely made oath that he was
AntoulosCl‘raasl. father of the glrl. and
*that he was willing she should wod.
Now the real Autonloltlrrhilsirwants to
know who the-party» by who represent-
Ied himself to Assistant Town Clerk
.Lockwood as the father or the girl.
Mr. Lockwood said today that he rc~
calledlthecaso because when the cou-
ple first presented themselves the girl
said shewas only fourteen years old.
Mr. backwood told the couple he could
not‘marry them uniesa the girl had
the consent of her parents. She said
her father was will she should wed
Johnveto. and the latter left the office
of the town clerk for the purposes of
securing his prospective bride’s father.
. In the meantime. Mr. Lockwood con-
sulted City Attorney Boers. and was
informed that if the girl's father gave
his consent. the marriage could not be
prohibited. Presently .Jobnvcto re-
tumrd. accompanied by an elderly ap-
pearing'man whom the girl greeted
pleasantly. A conversation in Italian
followed. and Jotheto said the stran—
ger was the girl's father. and was will-
ing to‘iihave his girl marry- - Mr. Look.
wood presentml a certificate and the
.ullcged father signed the name "An-
tonlo Grassl." This signature was to-
day pronounmd a forgery by‘tbo girl‘s
father, and he swears to find the lm—
pastor. if it takes theircst'of his life.
URN TIU’REE plain or silk upholstered.
Q AEflINES; the best in the land for the least
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WEENRAMEL BEDS and 14‘ ancy Furniture. .
'l‘oday's pricc- it
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ul-d ' Inhd
‘lorii’liiriiigtioupwtnoaa _
.or'inscnbmucks tilimiitohial
THE W lilTE WAISTS mentioned recently in this col-
umn as being priced at $2.25, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 comprise
a really remarkable collection of exquisite examples ‘of inscr-
tlon, 'l‘uclts and l-Icmstltclling, in combination and used singly.
The perfect taste, originality of conception and delicate; beauty
displayed among; them will seldom be found at ‘such' modest
pl‘lct'S.
which has been selling.ut.25 cents a
dozen. Will go onto 30 cents. All stor-
age egxsuwlll boxeput up to 28 cents
Today wholesalers were asking 18
cents aldoaen for them. Western eggs.
not Belcctedstock. will bring 18 cents.
The advance in Western and cold stor~
use eggs is explained by the fact that
every egg which is shipped. here from
the West and every cold storage. can
must be rcoandlodbaforo it can be ex-
posed for sale in the manhole. The
warm weather-affects the was shipped.
and] the dealers find very often that a
number of the cusp must be thrown
away. which naturally means a loss to
the-dealer. The cold storage eggs arr
keeping much better.
Butter shows no change. good Elgin
cronmory being sold at 26 cents a
pound. and excellent print butters at
28 cents.
New potatoes have takeaa big drop
locally. although in the New York
markets high prices are. tho rulc.‘ A
. i , r few days ago. when potatoes had to in-
brought here from other places, they
were stilling at $1.50 a bushel. Today
they are down to $1.10. owing to the
fact that the farmers around New lin
you have begun now to dig up their
It is everywhere. recog—
nized as the most success—
ful remedy yet produced
for diarrhoea. Use it ’and
a speedy and permanent
cure is certain.
No bad effects. follow
its use as it is not an
astringent, but checks the
diarrhoea by curing the
disease which causes it.
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$2.25 you ‘soioo 533.50
narrower rue unionist "
AN ITEM that stands forth on the Furniture Store price
list upon unquestioned merits, is the price of our special round
top six foot extension Dining Tablc. It is of quarter. sawed
Golden Oak. and a better Table for its price isn't inadewthefe
is not an inch of it that it not (”‘3 5
a, a
Mr. W. E. Andrews. president of the
Williams Typcwritcr Cu. llcrby, Cmip.,
says: “I have used Cnanibcrlnin‘s Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with
L . a .. L7“: crops. and to bring them here for sale "103‘ wilfilmm' resulla- It is Without "l would kl“ him to “‘9 heart." paid in )(l return i )r h * ri
" " 1 ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ in the. New York markets bong island question a splendid mcdicinc: every pl‘tl (fli‘assl.sllllskl;iatzk clams snapping and h ‘ l t cmoncy. P‘ C"
f ‘ .. ' - u‘oducts are quoted at $4 and $4.00 a traveler ril‘ilarl i l . . . I 9 ramp :1 up: w . suitor. miss
I . . . . barrel. of it willyiiinifl' y.sioudlmvcabottle in to outlook a lawyer and see if he
‘ . . l ‘ j , ll .Ll; .Limu beans are selling at 50 cents .....-... f‘gumot hm’" “16 marriage annulod. [Hum cogsflcoms
. ‘ ' v. v H a peck, but string and wax bonus lil‘t' P IZ F GHMM ‘ ‘ ‘1 ht? fill‘l Sill/B She Wlll “WET 19"“ “1‘“ ' .
. ,down to 3 coats a quart. (loud sweet 8 E ‘ TE“ DEAD' '11“!!! She MS mflm‘m- and all“ MS a . - .. . .. . ' .
' corn is bringing from 12 to 15 cents a _ “M marriage certificate signed by Mr. \\ ()lillle b Ill BBED C(leLl LON ERS are an admir-
dozcn. )ucumbcra are a cunt ables-t- “'1" Oh" Killed by K"°Ck°Ut Blow lmckwood. who use justice performed . _ _ . . , .
and Squash” 8 “Gum. Sweet "Mame from Charles Armstrong. ”m mmmony' The young Wm. says ablc [WUYISIOU against the occastonal chilly days that mean (lis-
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f e your , attention to our Regular Line at ttraét.
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SPECIAL SALE ,WASH GOODS.
\ 1i were 8c.and 10:.
'ste, 1°C.; were 15c. to 18:.
ion; value 20c.
DIES’~DIMITY SUITS, at $1.25; were $1.98
S hiEGLIGEE SHIRTS. at 39c.; were soc.
are selling at 75 cents a neck.
Egg plant. is in market at 10 to 13
cents. Green peppers. both the swoci
and hot, are to ho had at 5 cents a
.quart. Hoots sell today at 5 cents r
bunch. Yellow onions are bringing b
rents a quart, while the white variety
suite at it coats. Carrots are 3 cents a
bunch. While turnips arc quoted at 25
cents a peck. ‘ 'l‘ot‘uatocs are 10 cents
a quart.
California plums are selling; today at
10 cents. California grapes are in tho
markets and find ready sale at 20 cent
a pound. Good cooking apples are tr
ho had at 75 cents a bushel or 7 cents
a quart. Table apples soil for id centl
a quart of 75 cents a peck.
llcef and other meats in geuora‘
show no change. Grass beef is cominr
in a little cheaper. Not. much meat
is being consumed at the present time
if much meat was being used prices
LOWELL, Mass” August. l7.——-.lohn
Dion, tho boxer who was knocked out
in the ninth round of a 20-round bout
With Charles Armstrong at the Knick-
crbockcd club here Thursday night.
died from his injuries at St. John‘s
hospital at 4;:13 o'cloek this morning.
liiou suffered from concussion of tho
brain and never. reualucd conscious-
ucss after the \vudilon tcrmlnutlon of
The rouleat.‘ (.‘m‘ndllus Dt-smoud, mun
agar of thi- club: the referee and sec-
onds arc under arrcst.
'l‘hc rofcrcc of the light was Billy
Kollipcr. of Lowell. Martin and Joe
Flaherty the well known boxers. were
Dion’s sccouds. Billy (lat-diner. ’l‘om-
my 'l‘ully and Polar Allcn acted in a
aimllar capurluy‘ for Armstrong. Sam
lox was limo-keeper. Armstrong also
is under arrest.
Both boxers were local llllm. Th0
vibe is not afraid of her father‘s threats
tou‘lnrd her. but she fears he may be
able to tear her from her Johnvcto.
df he (loos. she affirms that it will not
be for long. for she would run away
with her husband at the first oppor-
tunity.
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TO STOP FRAUDULENT SALES.
.lmpo’rtant Law Passed bv the Last
General Aasem'oty.
Fictitious bills of solo and fraudulent
transfers of goods to evade pursuing
creditors will be made more difficult
under the operation of a law passed by
the last General Assembly. in the
past there have been numerous instan-
run where a creditor has attached only
to be told that the. place on which the
attachment had been placed had chang
all bands and that the creditor‘s debtor
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and slccvclcss, m the smaller sizcs only. at 17c...tlircc.'for 50c...
comfort otherwise. With high neck and long slcevcsuo‘r high
ncclml and slccvclcss, 25 81 50c.
A 25c. grade. high ”necked
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fie... ' GDM
Chocolate orullors from
Householdr” These are a delicious
confection to serve at a warm Weather
tea or lunch. 'Iie success of making
rests in mixing as soft as can be eas-
ily handled and having the deep fat
smoking but before (topping them in.
{Beat two. eggs until creamy and thick.
"'The .
1‘;.H'.l.- 1"
NEEDED AN EXPLANATION.
Sir John Adye, whofins ,‘goy‘érnor of
Gibraltar fortress: always made him-
self closely acquainted with the work
of whatever happened to be hill depart-
ment. Meeting a person oucé coming
into the office late, “theseiieml asked
‘YS SHIRT WAISTS, at too. were 25c. ' y _
' BARGAINS IN NECKWEAR. _-
it?! I sausmtmnoucr
C. . :‘i' '. . .
blow that injured Dion was an upper-
out with the right following a loft
swing for die body. liion alismined
a terrible punishment with little hope
of winning. after the middle of the
first round.
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uvua no longer the owner. There him What time he was WW“ d to he
iwould be whipped out a bill of sale or
Wnlllllllllg of that sort which was ob-
viously drawn to get the beat of credi-
tors ond thou the only recourse for the
creditors was the courts with attenti-
nut oxpcnsc to prove that the transfer
was fraudulent.
The new law makes it necessary to
record all‘lrunsfers of slim-k In the
then beat in one cup of sugar. one on duty.
tablespoon melted butter. one level - "0h,"was tho reply,“l usually 3m,“
teaspoonful salt. one level teaspoonful in about 11 0, 12 o‘clock.”
cinnamon. one tablespoon melted .uu- "gm," in 7" said su- John m a' rising
sweetened chocolate; mix well; then tono. “Then I presume you do not
add one cup ofzaweot milk. three cups leave it" late?"
of flour sifted with two teaspoons hak- «way 1 usually slip off about 2
lug powder; roll out ono~quartor inch o'clock.”
thick on a floured board. cut and drop “Slip off at 2;" exclaimed the M9,.
any the dealers. would be away up. A:
it is. the warm weather seams to cause
a reduction bathe consumption of
meats.
pug-Ties, 5c.; were 10c.
' PARIS GREEN AND WHISKEY.
rLOngiiTies, too; were age.
FINALLY CAPTURED.
Christian Jordan Took the Dose Yes
terday Morning.
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Embeuled from Germany Arrested In into smoking hottutto cook a golden
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, .84 ..WASHINOTON STREET.
Christian Jordan, of No. 30 Canton
street. Hartford. drank a cup of whis-
key and No and one-half icaspoonfuls
of parts grown ycstorduy morning
about 8 o'clock. lie is now at tho
‘llurtford hospital. where his wife is
undergoing surgical trontmcnt. ’l‘ho
lpliyslclaus were in doubt of Jordan's
recovery last night.
Jordan \took the drought boloro
breakfast with suicidal intent. but the
taste was not to his lilting and after
he had swallowed the contents of the
'0in he. screamed for holp. People liv-
but in the locality ran to the tenement
where Jordan lived. Mrs. Kuhlbackor
who lives; in the same house. was the
first to get to..lordau‘a tenement. lie
had-alwildalook in his eyes and as soon
Ml‘Ml‘ll Kahlbacker entered he pointed
tovthe whiskey bottle; the parts green
and the: cup upon the table and com-
plulned to her of the torriblopaln in
~ his stomach.‘oftor denoting that be had
Milwaukee.
Shudowcd by the pollcc of Paris.
houndrd by tho dctcrtlvcu of Scotland
Yard. lookcd for by the Sleuths of New
York. Philadelphia and Conclnnutl.
(lurhurdt 'l‘crllndon. of Dulsburg. (lob
many, accused .of (argon! and embez-
zlement by the German government.
was captured In Milwaukee. by Chica-
go Plnkertous. yesterday. and taken to
Chicago, for little keeping. The prison-
or is wanted by the German authorities
for having forged and hypothccntcd 1.“
500.000 niurku’ ivorth of charters and
securities. the property of the (lurllardt lit
'l‘crllndcu Company. of Duisburg. of
which he was manager. Tho business
was a land improvement and invest
ment enterprise. and it is said that 0.
great number of people were financially
ruined by tho defalcatlon of the mana—
gar.
.. uporlntcndenl iltocle. ol‘ the Milwau-
kee Pinkerton branch. notified the Chi-
oillco of-thc town clerk and then the
creditor may know who owns the place.
and who docs not.
l'iouu lldc salon must also be I'l‘l‘Ol‘ll-
ml and it is believed by business mun
that the law will be boter for all con-
ci-rncid.
The law is as follows:
Section 1. A rotull trader shall for
tho purpoao of this out. be dollnotl to
be one who makes it his luminous to
buy commodities and Holl’the some in
small quantities for immodlato condom»
ptlon tor thepurnosc of making a [no
Suction 2. Whenever any retail tra-
der shall, at a single transaction and
not in the regular cotton of business
Bell, asslim or dclqur the whole or a
large part of his qtock. in trade such
Gale. assignment or dellVery shall' be
made in writing, describing tho proper.
typold, assigned or? delivered; and all
Conditions of an'ph sale. uselgnmontlor
brown; drain; coolibefora dipping in
soft sugar.
O. 0. Buck. Butane. Aria. pays: l
was troubled with constipation until i
bought DoWitt's: Little Early Risers.
pry old complaint.
I recommend them
lcorgo 0. Stillson. . '
A young minister .who did not new»
lo to. fish for compliments was once
fnvited .to take dliiner with a rather
reticent older. Turn thol‘couvoraation
as he would, the younrm‘an could not
got; hit: host to any. “cannon?“ and at
last he boldly introduced the important
gtubject by remarking directly: ‘l'l‘hat
elder know his man. ~b0u‘.‘aye‘." he
replied economy; "thero‘wa'a naething
wranirwi' the textt" . " '
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.THElRu‘BIOIET [8' OUT.
Since then have been entirely cured, of .
was a fine text Mind today." "But the ‘
an in his topmost note. “Pray. may i
ask what department you belong to?"
"Oh‘." said the stranger. "I come ev~
cry Saturday to attend to the clocks.’
led" "Jltfihn retreated, for the first time in
s- e. ,
.-
Mrs. B. H. Allport, Jobnstown. Pa.
says: “Our little lrl lilmoht‘liliraug'lgd
to death with cr‘orili. “l‘h'o doctors said
she couldn't llv’o‘ butane was instantly
relieved by One Minute Cough“ Gum
poor-go C. Stillson. ‘
,“Now. Jimmy."inetead of spondlnu
your time in- the streets, you should
lead ,good llterrtturef Does any spa.
otry ever fall into yDur hands?" .
"Buahels.of ltwma’am. i’m vofllc'o.
boy in a newspaper oftlco‘ an' have
to empty de Winter baskotvrgevery
tnornln'." ‘ ‘ ' ..
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ASTOU NDED TH E. EDITOR.
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Trade «Stimulafolu.
utilising thehfact. thataomethlng new. is constant-
,nde‘d by thewlde‘ awake purchaser. and we offor
u or line of COUCHES at remarkably. low prices. i'l‘huu
, ‘ouoheshai'e been sold this isprln'g ut- nearlybo per cent.
, hikhorwbatwr desire Wmukopoom for ‘oqrfall madman.
. caesium our making this qdvunwsoous' offer to you. not
flows on these goods. but‘our entire line is out in the some
Worden. It you want FlRST CLASS FURNITURE. UAR-
. drunk“ a» portion of the parts groin;
. Milli: Kahlbaeken ran across the street
for Dr. Schurttinrwho quickly respond-
, paste-relievethovvnuiforintt man. Jor~
' tlan's stomach waspumpeduutuml an-
tldoteo were given.r.lordan showud con-
' ldatlublozrollotiond about 11:30 «ho was;
taken to thoJlsrtford Hospital in the.
ambulance. . 5‘s. ‘ .
" qulilthe hospital Jordan watt recount»
than aemanuwho wool brought to tho
habitation obout-thu-middio of only
nation the boilefzof. the police loathe
was suffering from the elfootetol'tho
hoot. He remained at the hospital but
a imtiomofmaioyiand it was solarium
prod that he was sufferingwith drun-
kenuoa‘s that d of‘tbo excessive heat
and ho was“ slimmed. tm being ro-
ached’ut tho'hoapltal yesterday. the
uhyolcians, thought he would. recover
. attire chancesluwear dito be against
in. mass at stallion-
Jordan ll’tt futwlii years old and he
has been employed at the Aston brew:
ry. it melanin yesterday that o hull
men drinking considerations) “late.
delivery. «uncommitted before some
competent authority authorized touc-
kuowledsoment of deeds and recorded
Within one tluyiaftor tho timolnf ouch
sale.- assignment or delivery in the
towu clol'lt'a office in the town where
the vendor has his place of buslnostl.
provided. howovcrrthut Sundays and
local holidays ubull be excluded in tho
.ll'dttor. s. A. Brown. of Bonn. ttgvlllo.
p. Cl.‘ was once immensely a written.
,‘Thromth loh suffering heartily»
pepoial" ho wr toa."'niy wife «apprent-
ly; run down. 8 {had no otrouqthi/Dr
rigor opossum 3mm dintroamtop
her stomach. but she tried lily ‘cli'c
Bitters which helpodther at once,1tid.
after using four bottlou. silo isotltlr ly
troll; can. out anything. ji‘t‘s tit mild
tonic.:ahd’ its, gentle insulin a hill»?
liresplomud for to'rptd first? - org -. .
digestion, Loss of ‘Aunetlto. Stomwh
oudtlvorfl troubles it’ll o. posture. guns
unload euro. only liliq'at it. mm:-
ae‘r'sl illuuth 'Norwaik, out! John. ,lt
. “ , iusfillorwaik. ‘ . p y, *”" f .
“I see munchinreoortod.easier." ‘ ' , ' ‘
"Than It must mean it goes that way. ‘A;Willlng Ytiuth»: 1°“ “3..
it doesn't comeony easier." ‘0“ l ”5th ‘91? the“ attic?“
WW ., . ..v . yin: can get delta c til . 7 _
WHAT A rate rt TELLS. they Williams “That'i‘thoudatzhau- ,
if titattmlrrow'l'ot. yours vt‘fl'WQ.4;;‘l vii? re .1116 "youth with thcphptr'pliod'e
wretched. sailow button. a loud: Ifid‘fihlm‘mlidm willing“ in. TM.“
deed look. it's,’ 8 troubletmut pr. in t abllr'raductlohaudthu can:
. fan's New,‘ Life 1"qu rogttlntetbe those-125.000 positlcuii you our a '
cauo man that their man was there.
The detectives who had been at worlt
on the mute wore douputchod to Mll-
zwuukoe. and yesterday the fugitive woo
found in a private boarding houae.
A rloputy United States Marshal
from Chicago. wont to Milwaukee with
i'oqulsltion miners. and took/Perilous!)
away.
All 8adlevillo.:v’Ky.'. was curious to
learn the camera! thewaat improve-
ment in. the health of Mrs. 1801’. Whit}
taker. who-had. for 11- than time.» endurfi
ed untold suffering from a chronic
bronchial; trouble. "it‘s allvduolto» Dr
King’s New macaroni“- ’wrltoo. her
husband. “it completely hummer and
also cured our littlo granddauphtorlof
, ‘ , cogippyatlop 0prth film. i | a covey? altturk oftrghogluté t’llgiigp."
~ _ « .. ._ . up on , . uuci no or. use and pos voyimroc= oil lull o s, in
THIRD REBlM&N;‘g:Tfl-RAN1A§ menthol- deliveries of ‘t-ommodltioa. Grippe, Bronchitis. all ‘Throatiilund
. so A . ‘ii' ‘ which shall nomads without the for- Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 60c.
mfdilillm'mg‘il‘liinelihen'i'iii’ihi mantles requlrotl bribe-provisions of and $1.00. Trial bottles free atlF. H
the preceding section shall be void all, Baxter» drug otoro sand ionn'A. Rip 8
mm nm‘t ll!ihmfiusfllrhd"1'!"chWW against allporsouc who worn crodltoro Normals. " ~ in ' i .. p i
hold a meeting ut'damp McLean this (if file vendor at the limo of such ‘
morning fortho [tumours of‘oraouliltilt transaction. . _ :
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