It!“
"phonic ho Iddmmi to Tho
omml lotion on unload
E. Hunford, who has been
Hartford, has returned
m”...
Miami Cannon and daugh-
ghost?! of 111111111111 Cannon. in
mortar of Crocus Forms bus
11 pair of oxen to be used for
.- purposes by him.
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dseil and wife. of Newtown
_ ho guests of Mrs. Frederick
libel” at her Canal street home.
’Stirge, recently recovered
tilt of tho grip. is floublcd now
5" deafness onc of the utter effects
dread malady.
h Sniffcn und wifc. who return
(up their wedding trip :1 low days
have taken up tilcir residence at
file. of tho purcufs of Mr. Sniffon,
ig'ht. stroct.
cries of ccrmons being prcuch-
y. L. W. Holmes. Sunday
iiijthc Methodist church. on 1101
-. sinners of the Old Testament.
' rooting general nttentlon. Thoy
of. only interesting but instruc-
u and Stephen Wakomun, of
d have made large shipments of
by rail to the Now l or k market
the past two days Thou l1a1
its nuiong the lurgcst in this
II! Mid the quality reputed to be
caddy 1.) B Mmrissey begun
rk of cutting out 75 maple 11ml
freon about. his property on the
1 road. it is exprctezi that other
11 owners and the town will full
on mukc thr- ncw thorough-
” picturesque us can bc easily
flirt sloighridc of the season
god in Wednesday by Martin
Cross Highway who drorc
ortbchind 11 spirited team.
was mountcd on u wagon,
y seated in it. and W118 tak
1%,.home of his sunflower S
aged to the brim and had been
during the summci months in
that‘s barn.
. (1 engineer of B. F. Buikley‘a
".roller is‘nnxiously looking for-
th the time when he can get no
.vor. A canvas roof piece is not
civc of the" warmth and that in
out of the covering to the roller
. Stcam all around, yet not 11
forme." is the way the engineer
Ho has tried to form out the
others but thcy nil voice thc one
' t: “Call on me my! sum
“Wm...-
Yallnlngun club hold its social
old Catholic church Wednesday
., and as was untirlputcd the at-
. defteatod the capacity of. the
up. It was the first important
of the scuson and it would up
up though cl 01.10111: uwuitcd it or
. tiy. The (illusion prmed n
.loyablc one and it would be for
‘to recount the young people who
that than those who were. The
u n committee of the whole help
. x the festivities. W H. Pctrle
”the caterer and 11 well served 811])
a disposed of about midnight
ty dances made up the program-
home drawing the delivery‘wuon
Mn Bayhau of Snugatuck bccnfh'e
toned while standing in front of
311's house; shortly before upon
11y. and breaking the halter
hich he was tied ran away. A
dilutance from the house he left
if and look to a field One of
wheels collided with a true
fhillbrokon off_ tho wagon ovcr1
3;! dumping its contents of too
bad auger into thcélot. laurtber
vouch i all one rt a tear-
the to: 51'; the veyl'i'lclc ”find no
the horse to free himself. He
y caught near the depot. The
in a total wreck and the loan in
it catlmated pt 25.
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nor-clarion
clotting lilo proiIeI.
the infest recipient
the pouosopr now
null. if other Tho: were
N hind n91- hid he!”e
wool to 159 vored.
k" be war ordercd to
up
an officé did act 1
cu: "it would ha I run
tint i unwound. pm tho
bringing it any and In
Tho couéh'mu fol:
an! that
mm 11.111. a puff. of
War of fcwbi l1 111111111
mountaintop.
7 infirm £5555 Aim “111’ 1 Mali
505E TALK OF A FAKE
go thorn, in. big c111;
mammoth“
1111111 1111. Fifth Round.
champion Seamed to HIV» Thing; HiI
own Way From sum to 121111111...
iniLa'It‘ Round He Rained
Blown of All Kinda Upon
His Opponent.
* SAN. FRANCISCO. ’Novembcr ld—»
Sporting men who witnonaed last
night‘s content for the championship of
the world between Jim Jeffriea and Gun
Ruhlin. agree tint it wuls one of the
moat disappointing lights ever put up
by heavyweights of reputation No one
expected such a termination and when
Billy Madden. acting for Ruhlln, threw
up the sponge in the fifth round. a howl
of anger shook the ruftern of the puvll~
ion. Referee Corbett plainly showed
his surprise and at first thought that
the‘ sponge had been thrown into the
ring by some practical iokcr.l11 nu in~
tcrvltw nftcr the fight f‘orlwtt acid. "I
think Madden made :1 mistukc He
should have thought of the tram] that
bud paid. big 11dmiuslon foe to our the
tight. The crowd that uttcnds such ox,
hlbitimls wnntn to nor the dcfcnted
knocked out. The fight might have
gone another round or two when a dc-
clslvc blow might have been given."
Billy Madden fluid that he decided to
stop at the cod of the fifth to save his
mun from worst: punishment. "1 did
not want a knockout.” said he.
Rublln got over his grogginess quick—
ly. lie was not badly punished and
bore no acrious murka of the fray.
There was little trace of heavy body
blows in the fifth round and he is lit'
tle worse for wear.
lluhlin and his immediate followers
quokc in awed tours of .lcffrlcs's power.
They agreed that he was :1 terriblc
lighter and sought to console them-
celvca for the defeat by extolling the
chumpiou‘n fcurful prowesr.
Jcl‘lrics in u signed stntcmcnf says:
“i had not started to fight when Mad-
dcn threw up ihc npongc. llud l gonc
at Ruhliu. I am snrc ho would not haw
lasted two rounds. Ruhlin was sccrcd
from the first."
it is thought that only about 320.000
was but on the light.
The Fight by Rounds.
The men wore to break at order of
the referee. Time was called at 9:37.
Thc light was then wound as follows:
Round i~Rublln led for head and
landed lightly with the lcft. They
clinched. Both men were cautious.
leffrlcs' left went around Ruhlin‘s hand
but no damage resulted. Jeffricu tap»
ocd Gus slightly on the held with his
left. The killer clevcrly ducked a light
left. Jell'rics upper rut Ruhlln to the
jaw with his left. Jelfrics landed a left
on the body. but missed another for the
bend. Ruhlin countered with his left.
.lcffries swung again but missed. Gus
blocked a left lab for the. face. Jeffries
annoyed 11 left for the body. but tho.
Ohio man got out of harm‘s way. Jef~
frics was smiling 'l be round was fame
with tho champion having 11 slight ad
vantage
Round 3--Thc'.v clinched. 3.11th was
hooked around the neck with a left He-
accused .icffries of foul fighting. Tho
Akron mun thcn shot in his right and
found Jeffries' ribs. following this up
with an ineffectual loft swing for thc
hood. .lcffrics waxed aggrcaaiw. Ruh-
lin planted 11 right and 11 left to the
lure. thou rushed. landing on the body
The champion led with the left and was
countered. flotilla found Jeff‘s head
and in 11 short exchange neither had
the ndvnntuge. The men fought at
close range. Gus again landing on M—
fries' four and stopping the latter‘h at-
tempt at rctulllatlon with a strong
right. Ruhlin fainted with his right
and shot 11 straight left on Jeff's pond
but the blow was partially blocked The
men were wrcatling when tho round
closed This was decidedly Ruhlln'a
round.
Round 3—«The men came up strong.
and Ruhlin shot in with l1 rinhl‘and
a left. which were stopped. Jeffriefl el~
bowed his way back 11111111111111 caught
the Akron mun 1111111 a terrific left to
the neck. Jclfries pu'rnuéd‘ Gun and
swung with both hands. in a rush
.lcllricu Inndcd weak on the Momma
1 times. Ruhliu again up, iedtp
9W
Willi
thb referee Gus fainted}
back with no ineffectual
punch. .leffrieo easily hold‘ the advan-
tage with (11111 constantly “complninlng
The men closed in several times Ruh-
lin lighting low and Jeff apparently
looking for a chance for a knock out
punch Jeffries retreated about the
ring until the apertuiori hissed him.
The round closed with neither man in
dlutmu. but with Ruhlln the more wor
ritld of the two.
Round t-«Aftor a. short exchange at
close 11mm huhlln induction the
"an for’cedhook anti Jeffrler
undid 1's 11111111 I 111‘ mobbed him
Jcliriés funded a lo. blIckcnlnx GuI'
left eye. than pursued him. lighting 13
1115111111111
m’n (torn. kdlill'u lucid?! 'wteua
nman mulled u N
loft 11nd 1111"“ Ind fluidi-
.Jflajm
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.ed.
,Imou mouthfuls rim-in prionmu
"a IdcnIItrlkc. This
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tin. updahubcc‘nmom “not
"5 lift! mu film it lbiutmdud
..for but ran
1 cm 111111111111..-
‘ ‘ udmow.
Ibis emeryM
condition.
makes the bell flié alien mill
lasts longer 1111 any other form i
1of roofing; costs no more than"
‘ I roof that burns. or melts,or I
1 freezes. or breaks. Ask yonri
motel-.01“
writ. VI. 0. “ohm“!
{0mm Wilt-Wu. .
forlhutrutodlmkon mung ,
‘d.
and he was forced bark and struck'
squarely in the pit of the stomach.
.leffries was going at him very fiercely
and when the gong sounded Ruhlln
was assisted to his corner. it looked
then as if the fight was practically end-
Ruhlin guys every appearance of
being distrcsocd. He said sonwthlng
to Billy Madden and then “Denver” lull
Martin Walked to the center of the ring
and boiled Referee Corbett. “We give
1111' sold Mdrtln and the fight was over.
lsTHMAlN CANAL TREATY.
All that Reinaldo for British Govern.
mom is to Afflx 3lfl9lmfll.
LONDON. November ill~So far as
the British govornmcnt is concerned
all that remains to be done in conncc
tion with tho istbmian canal is for
Lord Pmmcefotc and . Secretary, of
State Hay to affix their signatures to
the new treaty. Such minor sugges-
tions as ensued after the British am
boosadors Irrlvnl at Wasg‘ington. have
all been disposed of. and c foreign of-
tlce awaits news ofthe signing of the
convention. though it has not received
any intimation as to when this is ilk
oly to occur
No draft of the; trdbt'v Thu boon
cabled here for the very good reason
that. the text of the documont is safely
lacked away in the foreign office files.
where it has been since prior to hard
Pouncefoto‘a departure from this
country. The ambassador was om
powered to sign on behalf of Great Brl
tain the first day he arrived in the
United States it such a course doomed
to him udvloable. He is acting with
full nowcr_ and the officials presume
that ho is only awaiting the convent
coco of the State Department of Wash
ington.
M_-17m u»
RIOTING IN DUBLI N.
DUBLIN. November 16~Rlotlng be-
tween the Horace Plunkett and Au-
thurlomch factions “the recoil. of a
parliamentary contest in Galwuy wn
renewed last night. The Lynchltos
Itormed the Unionists quarters and
further demolished the doors uid win-
dow. Numbers 01 persons were injur-
ed and canons of heads were split.
Colonel Lynch bu not yet appeared
on the scene und in not expected The
Nationalists assert thIt if the Colonel
Iacloctcd howlll be “smugucd in side
of the House of Common“ to take the
oath and “than face the music." if no
cussed of treason for fighting in be-
bail of the Boers. John Dillon in ac-
tively campaigning Initial. Mr. Plun-
kett. his object. it in alleged, being to
cause llr. Plunkott’a retirement from
tho vice presidency of ffl'll'llh Agrl
cuituul and ludmtriea Dcpanmdnt
which will probably follow his 1 .50
fact. Mr. Dillon'I uttitudo in in .
with hip dcunnciption of John Rod
moodyhecdue the latter Io 1mm
support“! in Plupkett’u 9mm for
tho uncommon of White in ire
land on the optimum communion
who» in 111511ch to the forum
tion on «woman. .
MILK IUPDLV OUT OFF.
Pwflfmiitbi) November ib—Pracl
toll: all 111‘ Imnlv of 1111111 110111111! hm
11mm! in" micro Connecticut fur-m
for. 111111-1111:va in Providence R.
on out on thiI naming by the flu
Ii of the furthers to continue
1m1m1mmmco
fit. domain In:
W hold on».
Each. 51.15""
11111151511111 pout-loll! ‘
w 1
1 , on twining month to be provided for
to the Providcaco «lepton It 31 ciao-t.“
Mimi-1:. ‘
115
mu a“ 7.
‘ ‘ “1111.151 ditch 1
Will “incision".
... Mint;
Siltll. ills SlllTltllEll
Hit 111-113.. Plato equarcly and Hardly
Donia lbw-Regulation Gun, How.
ever Did Thing; to the Tar.
SANDY HOOK. 1% Y1, November lil
~Tho failure of inventor Gnthnmnn'a
theory of hill ordnance invention in the
font mndc bore yestur uy is ascribed
by him to an importer. tdcconation of
the fuse. in the interior of tho aboll.
The army officers howover. aror that
they have found convincing proof to
the contrary. and say that everything
in connection with the foot was on per
{not .1111 it wan possible to make it in
accordance with tho lnvontor’s ideas.
The board has decided to give a second
trial, to Which the inventor is entitled,
tomorrow morning. The second Gath-
mann uhell for tomorrow’s test will be
overhauled in the presence of ‘Mr.
Buthmunn. for the purpone of guarding
against imperfection. 0n the other
hand, the teat made later in the day
with the regulation gun on the dupli
cute target was a complete ”ocean.
The Gathmnnn gun that took place at
2:15 o 'clock thin ufturnoon.Whef1 or
erything was in readiness Lieutenant
Morton of thd‘ ordnance department
pressed the electric button. A roar
from the (1111qu followed immediate
ly by an explosion :of the torpedo
against the cievendhch-Krugg plate.
fragments of the shell flying in all of:-
actions. The plate however. was found
uninjured except for a slight indentu-
tlon on the face of the metal. The posi-
tion of the turgct was ullghtly changed
but the ohupgc was not material.
The gun med today was a specially
built piece of ordnu'ncc six inches
larger in bore and several feet longer
him any now in on; being of 18
inch bore and 44 feet in length. Tho
projectile was a shell 18 inches in
diameter and six foot in length. con.
taining a charge of 500 pounds of wet
gun cotton, thc. whole including the.
shcl. weighing 1.850 pounds. The con-
tention of the, inventor was that with 11
charge of 310 pounds of powder his
shell or torpedo would disable any but-
tleship in oxiatcncc of a distinct: of
3.6% yards.
The target used in today's that con-
sisted of I Krupplzed steel pint ll
inchcs thick. backed by five foot of
steel. At the rear of the target was 11
bank of sand eight foot high and“)
feet long. The gun was mounted upon
11 tempor y structure five hundred
root from target which was touted
auroral himdrcd yardll‘bolow the read
lnr moving grounds pointing out to
sea in 11 southeast direction. The pow
der charge wad reduced in this test so
1111 to represent the dietance of 3,500
yards. .
Th1: duplicate target for the reguln
tion 12-inch bmechdoadlng rifle. with
a 12 inch Hidvnic urmr piercing shell
loaded with the government hig expio
she "D." was touted It 4 o 'clock. The
projectile pierced the ll inch Kruppiz-
ed plate. it made a perfectly clean on—
trance and exploded after panning
through the plate making a most do
parable wreck of 11111 interior A re
port of the final result will not be
made until after the best tomorrow
Thorn: present when tho foot was .
made were Majors Knight Blrnle and
Whistler. representing the ordnance
dcpurtmcnt;Capt11ln Hunter and Mar
tin representing the hoard of ordnance
and fortifications; Unutennnt Strauss
and Davis mpreocnflng the artillery:
Captain Ill. 8. Babbitt. commanding of
floor on the proving grounds. and Mn
jor General Joseph Wheeler.
1.... ”1.,—
ONLY CURSE FOR DVOFEPSIA.
Mn. Franklin" Bush. of New cutie.
Dot. me: “i updated for years with
dyspepsia. lined to have grout din
tress and belching. .i tried everything
i could belt of. but nothing helped me
till»! took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cont bottlc cured me completely."
For Info by it. if Painted Ind F H
Outer.
THE‘ NATIONAL GUARD.
‘ W -
Secretary “curt” ”alto “piccolo.
WAilmNM'ON. November 16-in
the forthcoming annual report of tho
secretary of war. tho linoatldn of this
rcormnlutlon of the entire notional
gourd will be dlucumd amour!
' t will make no specific Mcommen.
drtionI covering this work. the matter
being loft in the hand: procure-11 for
such legiIlItlon as will make the guard
of value to the country in time of
war or Interpol disturbance; Tho
mutation will bu made- that the rap-
uhu-I and mm mm phonic
brought together ill idiot manoeuvres
tactful instruction and um oilcerI
of the militia receive over, facility for
muting practical mllltary inltruction
01111111 to the result" 0011mm will
be NM to flu. 0.11.11: «termini the on.»
m «Mum which 1111: Minor. Wilton
ballot more pointm
our mm m -
Windon.but manly“
“muggy; "audioli
come “the best selling "
31" loll. liver. kiddo”. howoiI. blood Ind
W190
cud the reunion. Sccrcury ,
There in more Golan-l1 in thin dam
Lion of the country than all other til:
was put together. and until the lost
our years was supposed to he i can
attic. For a great many years dogtoro
pranoiinced it I local disease and pm
I‘crlbh local manholes and by con-
Itpntly failing to cure with local trout
moot. pronounced it incurable.
Science baa provcn catorr h to be 0. con-
stltutionpl disco». and therefore to
quires constitution! 11 cutment. Hall's
Cotorrh (lure. manufactured by F. J.
(lhcno & (10.. Talcdo Ohio. in the only
concti utlonul cure on the market. it
in taken internally in doseu from ten
drops to u tcupoonful. it acts direct
ly o nthe blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They ufl‘or one hundred
dollars for any 1:11:11.1 it falls to cure.
Bend for circulars 11ml tostimonioln.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & (30..
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
Hall's Family l’llin are the bent.
RETURNED FORM ARTlC REGION.
PORT TOWNSli‘Nl) Wash. Novem-
bcr lfiw’l‘he schoonei Anaconda arriv-
ed thirty th1cc days from Nome bring
log as 11 passenger Captain A F. Bron
ards from Point riopc. Captain Brou-
ads hits spout tho past five years in
tho Arctic region on u prospecting and
exploring expedition. having sailed
from Sun ‘Frnnclsco five years ago on
the winder Beanga, and since that time
he has visited all scallops from Kolzo
bu sound to the shores of the arctic
ocean and has compiled 11 chart of the
coast from Kotzcbu pound to Point
Hope. According to Captain Brouardn
from the northcru chorus of Kotzebu
sound to the Arctic ocean. a distance
of 300 miles, in one immuneo bed of
bituminous coal and he says there is
enough coal to supply the world for
many yearn. it is of but very little
vuiuo for stcnluintr purposes, but for
bounchoid use is it all right.
.19...."
A Puvslcum TESTIFIES.
“i havc taken lfodol Dyspepsia Cure
and have. never used anything in my
life that did me the good that did.”
hays County Physician George W.
Scroggs of Hall County 611 "Beluga
physclian l have prescribed it and
found it to give the best results." if
the food you out cumulus undigosted in
your stomach it decoys there and pols»
0113 the system. You can prevent this
by dieting. but that merino starvation.
Kodol nyspepuia Cure digests whnt
you eat. You need suffer from neither
diyspoplla nor starvation. The worst
cases quickly cured. Never fails. Geo.
C. Stiilaon.
FIRE TRUCK STRUCK BY ENGINE.
.14....
seven Numbers of Chicago Depart
ment wan Fatally injured.
CHICAGO, November lt‘r—While re1
sounding to an alarm of fire. truck
No. ii was struck by a switch engine at
Archer and Aahlnnd avenues. The sov-
en men on the fire apparatus were in-
lurcd fatally. Truck was completely
demolished.
"
MODERN SURGERY BURPAOSED.
“While suffering from a bade case of
Wes i consulted a physician who ad-
vised me to try a box of Dertt's
Witch Hazel Salve." says (i. F. Carter.
Atlanta. 0. "l procuredabox and was
entirely cured fchitt’s Witch Hazel
Salve langplendid cure for piles giv-
ing relief instantly and l heartily re-
command is to oil sufferers. Surgery
is unneceeosary to cure piled. De
Witt’s Witch Huon Shire will cure
any case. Cuts burns bruises and all
other wounds are also quickly cured
by it. Beware of counterfelta. George
C. Stillson.
FALL OF LEONIDS SEEN.
L08 ANGLES, Gut, November l6-
The fall of leonlds unis unite marked
in this city just before daylight The
Muddy was 11‘! one time brilliant but
there was a steady fall of the brilllnnis
£1th 1 o “clack .Ou'e white?
1111me cm in
at a thou-and. grape of tho indoors
were very beautiful. One hundred
meteors were counted between 4:04
and 4:20 o‘clock.
BPRIAOS LiKE WiLDFIRE.
When thinks are "the best" they be-
Abraham
Have. a loading (frugal-t. of Belleville.
0.. writer: “Electric Bitter: arc the
but selling hitters i have handled in
twenty years." You know why": Moot
dtmseo begin in disorder: of atom:
nerves. Electric Bitten moo: up the
Item-ch. regulator liver 111mm and
bowoll ourileu the blood. mouthfuls
the 113an hence cum multitudes of
moi-idles. it builds up tho entire 11y:-
tom Puts new life Ind floor into my
weak sickly. rundown man or woman.
on ma. Sold by «F1 H. Baxter.
South Nomulll; .1011
W mm
385 between ii o’clock, wht to the total 1
city to eIttIllutId '"
Wli
out 111 r111. has been offered no prod
money of Tubm- collate of made
will not announce his decision for IBVv
oral tiara. lie was cf‘ornriorly bond of
the Tumour if no A.
map. WM
RELIABLE AND GENTLE.
"A pill'u a pill" any: the now But
there are pills and pills. You want a
pill which in certain thorough Ind gen.
tlo.Mu11tn't grips. Dertt'I Little
Early Riders fill the bill. Purely vege-
table. Do not force but assist the bow.
pic to act. Strengthen and invigorate.
Small and cosy to take. George C
Stillaon.
NO LEONIDS 855".
NEW HAVluN Novembei 1(5de
locnitl'u weio seen last nixitt by tho
Yule astronomers who remained on
watch at the stations on Proupoct Hill
and in Humdcn.
_..-_......_—
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY.
From Coopoluvlllo Mich" cornea
ward of a wonderful dlhcovery of a
ploaaunt tasting liquid that when used
before retiring by any one troubled
with a bad cough always 11111111112: 11
good night's rest. “it will soon cure
the cough too,” writes Mrs. S. Himal-
burger "for three generations of our
family huvc. used Dr, King's New Din
covet-y for Consumption and Golda"
It‘s on unrlvulod lifosavcr when used
fol doaporato lung diseases. Guaran-
teed bottled 110(- and $1.00 at v.11.
Baxter» South Norwuik, and. John A.
ltiggs'n Norwulk. Trial bottles frcc. '
W
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arc/11111111111 satacrm
Tcndcrad PcIltico of Collector, of Port
of New York by Prerldont.
NEWYORK. November 16178:: Mar
Strunuhan received a letter from real.
dent Roosevelt: today, tendering him a
position of collector of the port .0me
York beginning April list next. Mr.
Strnnuhan will occopt. He’has gone
to Washington with Col. John '1‘. Mott.
to confer with the president.
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. Deb. says: “Brahman Balm sav-
ed my boy' s life. He began :iuut like
the one We lost with croup. We gave
him 11 few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the moro-
lug" For sale by R. if. Plaiatcd and
F‘. H. Baxter-1
W01...—
AMERICAN BREEQEIR'S ASSOCIA-
TlON.
CHICAGO. November iii-The
American Aberdeon- Angus Breeder's
Association at its 11111111111125an this
city elected the following ofllcers yer
terday: President L. H Kerrlck:
vice president George Findlay score
try- trcnsurcr. Thomas Maanrland.
Directors: George. Findlay E. 5‘ D11
rip and George Stevenson. Jr.. One
hundred and five new membern‘ names
were recorded.
rm..-
GREAT LUCK OF AN EDlTOR.
For two years all efforts to cure
Eczclna in the‘ autumn! my hands fail
ed." writes Editor H. N. Motor, of
Syracuse. Kan. "than 1, won wholly
cured by Bucklen's Arnlcu Solve." it‘s
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Riggs‘s. Norwalk.
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