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INWA‘Y, HARDMAN GABLER. SHONINGER and
SALE LADIES’ GOWNS, EXTENDING OVER
SATURDAY.
, and Broken Lines at Cut Figures.
nvite your attention to our Regular Line at Attract-
‘_ SPECIAL SALE WASH GOODS.
‘LIL’aaian ét‘ 56.; were 8c. and 10:. .
LDLrnthy and Batiste, Ioc., ' were 15c. to 181:.
lite Cambric, Ioc.; value 20:.
DIES’ DIMITY SUITS, at $1. 25: were $1. 98
NL’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS S,at 3gc.; were 50c.
.BLLOY’S SHIRT WAISTS, at 19c. were 25c.
' L BARGAINS IN NECKWEAR.
llarettes, 25c. to 50¢.
Long Ties, 5c.; were me. ,
Long Ties, 1°C.; were 251:. i ‘
its
L and.
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ERMAN& SON,
84 WASHING TON STREET
CONN
We appreciate the fact that something new is constant-
1 1y demanded by the wide awake purchaser. and we offer
you our line of COUCHl-JS at remarkably low prices. These
couches hays been sold this spring at nearly 50 per cent.
high“. but our desire to make room for our fall goods, nu-
cessltateu out making this advantageous offer to you. not
only on those goods. but. our entire line is cut in the same
proportion. if you want Elliii'l‘ (‘LASB 1wau1ronn,can-
PETS or DRAPERIELS at bargain prices, call at once.
‘ wfielow is a few of our specials:
‘ $10 00 Couch for 0 8. 00.
'AHM‘Y; LlLLl'
W, "‘:"l":l'l"l 812.000011ch for s 0.50
‘ ‘ 015. 00 Chuck for $12 00.1
We do this until the 26th of August; after that date nor
"are will be sold at these prices;
A. Jr COLLrJINS 0! C0. L_L
Funeral Dirilsto and Emhsimsn, L _.
L 1 '9 :LM- Momma... .
finV‘o it smoke, old man?" r . cLi-oup Lgive the
n I Don't care if I do." little one One MlniLite Cough Care
and that is something Then rest easy and have no fear. The
1 . 1 child will be all: rightdn a little while
,1 a few palm-why it never foilsiyiPlesunt intake, always
light resemblance safer sure and almost instantaneous in
. L effect Georgetl. Sill ‘
loom
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LAB BETWIIEN WALITERB.
you. constipation until 1 Walter“ ‘Dld you 'r‘dn you a 111
L tile eiiiarir more. mode air?"
11 entirely carol! or Whitty (who 11st been waiting on
r1111. Aria. says: '1
‘theu ygo’glslatlvo .. (11 is
i stop of the club, the last winter sea
L January
. president, the lion. Joseph 1.. Durham
r.. the constitutional
" tails of the loss of the Colombia's nun
‘ boat La Pops were
1 Cartonnnn whore temporary, faulty re
‘ pairs were effected.
‘ troops
;
5
on of bile Rey
cent Dinner at Roth Points-4
Joe Barbour plot Present.
L‘ About 1501a 'luLw
1 ‘ a a result“
themseive \yiths 911mm L d L; a
sham dinner a; Pleasure Bench roster 1
day afternoon. It is the eighth sea
been held in Hartfoxd in
is not as largely attend
ed as had been hoped for. but what is
lacking in numbers was made up in
enthusiasm
siou having:t
wantinvitod along with the '99s to
join in the '0l club's dinner at Roton
Point thine weeks ago, but the place
for the dinner did not please the ’07’r‘
and they declined the invitation. Hon
W S.Wortn1an. of Bethol. the chair
man of the '97 club committee got his
fellow members together and they
agreed to have a dinner of their own
The date set was yesterday.
Mr. Wortman in speaking of the
smallness in numbers. said: "We
could not reasonably expect more
The dinner follows the other one tor
closely We have lino weathernnd ex
poet a fine time. " The visitors all up
poured to be having a pleasant time
The dinner was begun shortly site:
2 o‘clock. The club members to r
man regretted the absence of theb
of Hartford who was speaker of. tip
’07 house Mr. Bn1bourls in Emopc
and sent word that he would not haw
time to 11111 over to the dinner and go
back in time for an engagement hr
had on the "other slde' last night
However. the members had with then
the president of the '97 senate. os-Isieu
tenant Governor James D. Dewoll. 0
New Haven The Michael Kendall;
of Stamford. Republican leader of thi
lust legislature. was also at the dlnL
her
it was anounccd in the notices to
the dinner that a few little things pool
as naming the next governor. sottllnr
oonvuulon quot
tlou etc, would be disposed 01 by th'
club, but that business had not heel
lonelier! up to 3 o clock it migh
have come later. And touching on poi
ltics. it might be mentioned that thy
dlnuc1 or the Republican end of it
has a lr‘esscndcu favor the Stnnifon
leadci having many friends moon
the guests. Mr Fossenden was no
tberc, be. too. being abroad.
There will be no spoochmakiug. to
former legislators being present for 1
day‘s outing only. They may tall
politics. but not in the form of speech
cs.
Thc commlticc in charge of the din
ncv consisted of Mr. Wortman. thl
Hon. John I. Hutchinson. of Essex, on
Senator Linus ll. l'y'llnipton. of liar-1
ford. Mayor Cyrus G. Bockwtth of Nev
London, the lion, AJi. Calkins, of Erie
Lyme. and vex-Senator W. H. Hall. (1
Willlnnton.
Numbered among the visitors or1
Senator Cowell, of Waterbury. and on
Senator Warren L. Hall. of Waterbury
THlRTY-TWO MEN AT WORK.
Escorted by Police to Star Plant is
Pittsburg. Last Night.
PITTSBURG, Pa.. August 22.~—'l‘l1v
American Tin Platc officials made 1
successful run-in this morning of thli
tLyytwo non-unionists to operate tbel‘
Star plant at 12th and Etna street:
The strikers had been notified tlm‘
150 men would arrlvo over the Funny
main road at 12 o'clock and a larg
uum her of strikers gathered at the eta
ilou to receive them. When the t1 al1
ilnally arlvcd over two hours into. thv
(kill; two “newcomers under tiic mild
ance of six of the company oliiclal
and the protection of twenty-live po
Llicomen were marched to the lull
ibLice blocks away. No dcmnnslratlm
was made by the stilkcrs but they fol
lowed the (Iowd and tried to not 1
(home to talk to the non- unionists tr
dissuade them. The police however
prevented all communication by form
ing a hollow square about their chars
us and keeping all strikers at a (ll:
lance. No trouble occurred and thy
men wcre safcb' lodged ll the mill
The strikers claim that five of U1;
men broke many from the guards anr
took to the hills.
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GUNBOA'T SINKS.
Colombian Go ornment'o La Papa's
V. impel-tiled.
COLON, Colombia, August 22.~Dc
received today
rStruck on a rock in the vicinity of thi
harbor of Savlnnlla last week. injurln
her bottom. her stern and her propel
lor. The. Kuubout managed to not tr
0n returning it
Suvlualla the bottom plates of 1.11 l’opr
appear to have given out lnuncdiatoh
for she collapsed and sank by . tht
torn. Four mount Carugaua arrived
11 an open boat. There were some
and several passengers on
board. Their fate is not yet known
but hopes are entertained for their
safety as the push t had some gig:
in first class condito on on board
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Auo‘ruentviicuiuo.
A Negro Handed at twaiesbcro, N. 0..
Wadoaboro, N.0
'crowd. of dnrslfe ‘11]
was their ridd e
grime was criminally assaulting Miss
and
0.,lnst night, by a‘
citizens. His body.
over her, head a u then tried to out
her threat. The negro admitted his’
split. The Kaitlin are prominent poo:
be. . .L .. ,7,
“Wm
ER AK lN MiNE LOCKOUT.
L ”commend than noun—wires. Whitt' the matter been
‘ wait 11¢ forth thestylto lb its L
. is no; district. .
resumption of work at all the plants
it will be recalled that the '97 club l1‘
L was said.
1 latch 11 half-dozen bluolns balls which
‘ boys had told him he would be. but
still
L annLor’rai, N 0,. August 22-~ '
Isuko Housh a negro, Was hanged noel
with bullets. H1119
eith. fie flipped up n hilt vley‘
tim w lla she ale t and bro a a chair 1
“. lbuiidina was assigned to the sailing
8P0 Aliih,’ m’Lé‘ilfash, August fit byne‘
veloumonts “l prorated a break in
the urinal dollop at Russians and u .
L in
ape
florid .i‘ilbbiaa, hall is prob a court
t a conservalo for th grand.
mothers =
The stories told. by Qeorgie himself.
and the neighbors LwhoL were witnesses.
seemed to indicate that his mother Was
‘wlillm; that be on old spend his grand
mother’s money. LL'llLi ll. MoDermott did
not attend the hearing. it would seem
that when Georgie wanted any sum
from $1 to 0125 he would begin to cry.
he tears opened the purse strings. .
Georgie had been mild in his re
quests. generally getting sums of 020
or 330111111 he would not be in a code
now if he had not insisted on having
8125 for a pony Nor would his cruud-
you have a conservator over her but
Lfor that insistence.
Judge Banks prosecuted the boy.
Georgie said he had so many bicycles
he could not keep track of them. He
bought out for $21 and "swapped” it
tor a goat Then he sold the coat for
25 cents. giving the buyer cr.edit The
buyer never paid the 25 cents. That’s
the way Georgie conducted a number
~f transactions. Driving th goat made
him think he wanted one may. lie so-
‘cctod the one he thought ywould be
“just the sweliost thing in town" and
he price was $125.
The boy cried the tour well of his
yes almost dry but his grandma,
vould not advance the 0125. His next
uove was to upset a table upset milk
‘ans. bring objectionable things into
in» house. and finally to not an axe
1nd smash the kitchen table.
Hla‘motber did not restrain him. it
He went ahead. After ro-
lucinn the table to kindlingr wood. he
brow pillows and chairs into the yard.
to was on the rampage. and where
he furniture would have been is a
location if neighbors did not rush in
1nd elect the boy. M1. lllbhlus tho
:randmothor was on the verge of col
noise. but all ll refused the 0126
thn Georgia was buried out of the
music. he carried thc chairs and pil-
ows he lind throWn out. and threw
bom into a brook. A little later he
appeared at the house and said he had
so took from the laundry and he was
:oiug to die.
Georgie told the story himself. and
we said his mother wanted to die too.
i he was going to be no more. She
vent looklue for something with which
‘0 end her life. when the grandmother.
‘rlghtcued by the horrible thought of
louble suicide. promised the $125-
"hen Georgie lived. and his mother
“0,100
The pony was bounht. and Mrs. lllb-
vlns' s son David hurried to the probate
onrt to have a cor crvnmr appointed
'01 her. She was 5:1 ll to be relieved of
he duty of taking carc of her estate
111d offered no opposition. .lndso Banks
1amcd Attorney Charles i. Hill as con-
orvator.
But the pony had no harness. George
lskod urandma for'money for a bar-
sess. She sent him to her conservator.
in want instead to :1 harness mukcr
n SoulhportL ordered the most cxpcn»
.lvc sort of cuuipmcnt for his ponyund
aid. “Send the bill to Mr. lllll. He's
of all grandma's money and be said
'1c‘d pay it." Mr. Hill had not said
to and when the bill camp in there
vas trouble for Georgie. He was
iromptly baled into court and made to
uiswcr to thc cliarcc of being incor-
'lalblo. His own («intrusions convicted
rim.
But before Georgie was ordnrcd soul
may he had driven a number of his
iclchbors‘ children to l‘irlducport and
l'ciiicd ihcin finely. This lad of 12 hurl
\rrnnucil to b1 mo. 11 tllcatm party to
iriducport Mondav ninht. but he was
11 Mcrldcn bcforc lii‘ had time to do
his elaborate outmtalnlng.
At first. boyllke. he took his comy
nitmopl tcarfully. but on the way to
‘lorldon he asked Constable
"ratt all sorts of questions. manifest-
mr that he possessed a good deal of
\hllosophv. ”Say." he said at fine
tune. "Davc'll not all the money now.
von’t he and hc'll have a bully time.’
have is his cousin. ”Will they give me
do and cake 1111 here. and how' often
an i have candy?" ho asked And
before the constable could reply, he
vvould say something like this. "i guess
'hey’li let me out to no to the funeral
'f my grandmother dios. ’ But. say. 1'"
have a lot of money then. and 1'“ have
a wood time."
Tho. lad did not abhor the thought of
‘oslnz his liberty.- but he was fearful
out he would be beaten and cruelly
‘reated in the reform school Some
vhon the officer said that he would be
well taken care up if he behaved he
was happy
WOMAN’S BODY iN POND.
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Iron and Brass nines Fastened About
the Walat.
TAUNTON liner... August 22—-
While picking pond llilles this morn-
lng. on 11 small client of water at Sab-
aila Piirk hows a yacht: man found
the body of a woman. Thc body was
that of a person about forty years of
age. and one in ppurcntly good cir-
cuinstanccs Aroi nd the point were
fastened a number of heavy iron and)
brass rings.
The police had decided that the
woman committee'sulclde by jumping
into the pond. Nothing by which she
cauld be readily identified was disclos
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ELFRIDA
NEW LONDO
pump of the «nav'l brigade today at.
Maker's island 1. eiitcnaiit If A. Barty
lett Wes officer of the day and Ensign
Waller officer of the
AN AISHORE.
guard. Camp
utters and the second was sent out
ashore on Mo’ntault‘ 1L
‘ d K.-
it at such a great r to that his use a. y
,cd tcirltorios cease to be foreign as far
Fred .
. smaller than had been either ted.
. of Ardsley, N. 17., was the chief speak
rreport’ the may; dilly '10 iii the Ato-
Annual ray-1n use , ,
80
. among her crew
-L the at
. Up 14, Via.
canine All gust
announces has dcdlii d that all Chin‘s
esc born in the Hawaiian islands are
American citizens. no matter under
what goyciinmsnt they were born,
Arrangements have been made by .
Territorial Treasurer Wright whereby
the redistered warrants that are outs
standing will all be paid by borrowing
$150, 000 from two local banks.
in special meeting of the Planters"
Association has been called to discuss
the labor question. There is a short—
one of labor throughout the group. No
mole accrues one wanted, as those new
live act proved good Workmen and
ave’ been very troublesome, in some
distrirts Porto Ricanu are wanted.
Action has biien taken in the Supreme
Couit here. to test the legality of the
income tax law, passed by the mount
Legislature. L
The plumbers' strike whichI has been
in progress for over a. year has been
amicably adjusted.
mand 80 a day. A compromise was of—
footed. at 35. 50 a day.
The annivora of the defendants in the
suit bronchi by the federal government
to condemn lands at Pearl Harbor for ‘
a naval station, show it vast difference
in the valuation placed upon the prop-
erty by the United States distiict attor-
ney. and that claimed id be Just by the
ow crs. "l'hc figures given in the fed-
tia complaint were $16 000. Six of tho
nine defendants have summer! and
their total of sworn valuation amounts
to ill. 132 H200
A deal is said to be on héiwcen the“ L
Wilde Steamship Company and the in-
tcrnationul Navigation Company. for
the consolidation of both companies.
They have control of nearly all the in-
iernstlonal passenger and freight traf-
fic. running about twenty-five steamers.
The question of the («institution and
the flan is not yet scttlwl in Hawaii as
applicable to criminal matters. The
Supreme Chart has just begun a spec—
ial term to consider the caucus of a
number of prisoners released by tho
Circuit Court. on the ground that they
were illegally convicted. because after
annexation. they were found guilty and
sentenced on verdicts of nine jurors.
it is contended by. attorney General
llulc that the recent insular decision
contained nothing to indicate an opin—
lon' by the national Supreme Court. that
the first ten amendments to the con-
stitution "follow the flag" hm that the
said decision simply covers that annex-
us tariff considerations are concerned.
as soon as annexation is complete
The Supreme. (hurt here heard
lengthy mglgnéfltfi on the question.
yesterday. etc are about. twenty-live
convicted than whose cases depend on
the decision of therquestloh and civil
interests are also at stake.
The issue is anyto, whether the con-
stitution followed the flag. not only as
to tariffs. but including all its provi—
sions. this. it is claimed. the court at
Washington has not yet. decided.
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FORMER TARIFFVILLE MAN KILL-
s
TARIFFVllilE Animal. 22—Joscph
Connolly. sun of Patrick Connolly of
thc Grandby road a native and former
resident of this village . was killed last
Sundpyby the cars at Gilbertville,
Mass. lie was is years old. The rc-
mnlus were at first buried there but
wmc afterward dislntciicd and were
brought hero last night. Thc funeral
was at St.Bcrna1d's Chuich this fore
noon mid the burial in St. Bernard‘s
cemetery. The deceased was a promls
lug young man and highly spoken of
by all who knew him. 7" .rL
LEEAUDY GIVES $101444" FOR
FRENCH HOSPlTAL.
IIW VIORK. Angus méltobcrt be
handy of F’i‘diitri, as subscribed
“0.000 to the building fund for the hou-
pltnl the French 'l’ionovolcnt Associa-
tion is to build in West 'l‘hiity -fou1ih
about. M Lolliiudi‘ (ltold ildmoi’id
llruwacrt the French" consul general
in this cl . that his income had been
so large last: yo’i‘ii’ that he did not
know how to spend the money and he
would like to glVo some of it for the.
benefit of his countrymen hero. ‘Ho is
the son of the millionaire eugni mag-
nate of France.
. PINE GROVE CAMP MEETING.
CANAAN..Conn.. August 22~Thrcaty
oiling Weather had a noticeably dimin-
ishlng client on the attendance at the
Pine Greys camp meeting on this, the
prnclpal day of the week. and while
the audiences at the various services
were of fair sizo they were much
Rev
M. B. Chapman, D. 1)., of Boston 1111]
varsity. preached this mornlnr,r Al
the morning service, Rev John Rowe
erv ' .
STEAMER LAN A TOTAL L088.
SEATTLE W aAugust 22.»-v’1lhe
steamship Ore road ill
port from Nome. She had
worth Lot "endure a board. The (Lira
i’r embers stroll to fplultimui‘ chariot
Lane. which 1:}, di :1 at or in the
brim; se‘a inst Milli practically aL
total loss! 'l‘iie‘b oil ’11 sown alto
tie near Point Smith of the Sum Fran
aco viii altar Graphite. No lives Were
‘ gnaw verse” was caught in the
ed at this portjlsst limit
minute is detal
l hilnplil
last night of line fever An autopsy
our common the
o enunciated Presa )
at:
t’y‘yunitcd Sloan; L
The plumbers dc—
lieu of the Bank of England
and other complicationsln
in uudrantlne with _
v canon of (overt
tie bf the drew died iv
o ydeturmino '
1mm; 11
THE CAMPAIGN of the
the appearance of d capricious Kettle and which code not until 3
LAND FRUIT JARS
.1
1
liouscwlfc. which ‘begins with
i
goodly row of tempting looking Jars and glasses Lfilis the hangy {
lug Shell 111 the collar is piovkled for in (1111* ixi'tchen was
lion.
1 Fruit
Mason l’iuts
Mason‘Quarts 75c doz.
l
II -
:Seo‘ ‘
“Muslin" Kettles, of iron with white enamel limuLgL, are
the especial (lt'lngllt of all good llfitlhcliCCpH'Li
from 6 qt. at 40c to 20 qt. at $1 .00.
Sizes » range
Jars . .L .1..L.LL~L. L. I
(15c doz. nghtniug Pints. $1 .09 do:
Lightning Quaris $1 KL) (1022.
Jcliy Glasses 30c dozen.
Of course. everything that isLuscrl iu‘prcscrvlug and jelly
making should be accurately measured and weighed. Our spec-
L ial Family Sonics arc the most convenient and accurate and
least expensive kind. Price
“1.....-”
$1.25.
JUST FOR SHIRTS
MEN ARE I’ARIICULAR about the style, color and
quality of tlic lllillt‘l‘liil from which their Shirts. are tirade—wow
peclally those whose Shirts arc madc up to their especial 0r—
tier.
Just for them the Wash Goods Section has many stylish
palicrns of Standard Domestic and Imported Fabrics, and the
priccs arc the lowest omnpatiblc with good quality.
New Cauibric Oc.
Iinportcd Madras 19c.
l’ct'calc——30 in. 81:. Amicrmu’s (L'licviot 250.
Fancy Cheviot izlyjc. Liucn Gingham 256.
English l’crcnlc 12} 3c. Silk MadrasL 29m,
Donn-stir Madras, 15c. ’srocarlcil Madras 35C.
l'chncli Cambric 15c. Linen Madras—36 in. 39C.
A late Summer
WASH FABRIC.
S(_)li"l‘ AND FLL'l’FFY and admirably suited in weight
and tcxiurc for late Summcr or early Fall wear,
Pacific Half
Wool Nun‘s \Lcilingls ibc Wash Fabric Section‘s most oppor—
tuuc offering. it is old quality
pcr yard. yet is. priced at just
WOMAN LEADS BLURGLARB. L
Skill in Cookery at Residence of we
“ms Taken as Evidence.
NEW YORK. August 22~lt ls behov
ed that a woman is at the head of a
gang of burglars committing depreda-
tlons in Wcstchester county reccltly.
Buiglarios were committed in three
towns in the county on Tuehday night.
in each case there is evidence that a
woman was concerned. At Mount Ver-
non $5.000 of valuables were taken
from the home of Charles Barry. At
this place the burglars cooked a meal
before leaving and. in addition to the
fact that the prints of a woman’s shoe
were found under the window where
the burglars entered, the manner of
the cooking gave evidence of a wom-
an's skill.
BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMEN l‘.
LONDON. August ZZMThLe weekly .
statement of the Bank of England
show the following changes: Total
1ese1ire Increased £1697 000; circula-
lion decreased c347 0110. 1111111011 in
messed £1,050 0515; other securities
increased £705 0.00 other deposits in
(roused 120.080.0011; public deposits do-
creased £810.000: notes reserve in-
creased £1,703,000: doycrnm‘ent seciiry
lties decreased £118.000. The proper
reserve
to liability is 5197 per can Last
week it was 50. 98 per cent. Rate of
discount unchanged at 3 per cent
NEW TELEPHONE LINE iN MON-
TANA.
HELENA. Mont.A11guatL-22——lt is
stated that an anieement has been
reached between the Rocky Mountain
Telephone Company, and the North
western Company. whereby the form-
er will build at once, from. its present
eastern terminus at Billings to Miles
City. Mont. while the Northwestern
Company will build west from its
North Dakota terminus to Miles City
thus formim; 11 1101110011; circuit from
Boston to San Francisco and has An-
soles 1 .L » 1«
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NiNE-YEARyOLD GIRL SUICIDES.
ALBANY. N. Y” August 22—119mm
her parents would not let her play with
colored children, for whom she had
formed a strong attachment. little
Anne Heath, of this city/aged nine
years. committed suicide yesterday by
Jumping into the Hudson fiber. ,5,
has. 1:1st ostricALLv 11.1..
OAKLAND; Cat. ~ Auntistm 2...
Stephen .1; ll‘leld. of’the Unitod States
Supreme Court is criti‘odll? ill.
Field is n sufferer new nfheltr
She is over
seventy ’39:}? of age. " "
.i 110.1
L rdnmoo KILLED may scorers.
A BARK; Oklahoma. Animist 2L
Further details of the tornado. 'wii
tic ‘tets any last hizhtfl lndi‘cpt
term was restore in e co
viii , versi '
will be heavy.
pioit who sent to
Ms
arisen Field widow clothe list: JLLlLlBlil'lié'
Mull
tr oubltl‘ ll
worth 25c.
half that
12
Too ’oooo, av FAR.
“Why did you send for e. airs.
Youngwife?" asked I)? edlight.
“There is absolutely nothing the mat-
ter with the baby."
"0h. l’m so glad. doctor "
“But what made you‘ think there
was?”
- “Why, doctor. it hasn't cried a hit
all the morning.
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Mrs S. H. Ailport, Johnstown. Pa.
says: "Our little girl almoiit strangled
to death with croup. ”The doctorli said
she couldn't live but she was instantly
relieved by One Minute Cough Cure
George C. Stlilson, ‘
SURE DEATH.
Citizen—y-“l'd gives clean thousand
to find some way to exterminate these
sparrows."-
Sporting Friend—~"l’m your man."
We got lost the thing"
"Out with it " ‘
“Get the legislature to- psss a same
law protecting them.” , ‘
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ASTOUNDED THE EDITOR.
Editor is A. Brown. of LBennetr‘s’vme
8. C. was once lmm psel'y surprised.
‘L‘Through long suffer. ng‘. from .Dysy
pepsin " he writes,‘ ‘my wife was an
ly run down. She had no ‘stre’n h‘ or
vigor and suffered great distre s’ from
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