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, WE fiAvn PLACED ON SALE FOR THE upxrs DAYS (THURSDAY,
yawn AND SATURDAY) orn LINE or HIGH GRADE
LADIES’ DESKS
‘ IN PLAIN AND QI‘AR'I‘ERED OAK, POLISHED, SWELL FRONTS. Ml'lt'
‘ R03 TOPS AND HIGHLY CARVED. AT THE FOLLOWING REDUCED
PRICES:
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$5.25 DESKS, $3.50.
$5.50 DESKS, $3.75.
$8.00 DESKS, $4.00.
$6.25 DESKS, $5.00.
$10.00 DESKS, $7.50.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR THESE THREE DAYS ONLY.
NO MORE SUITS AT PRICES QUOTED IN LAST All.
. 1D0N'T WAIT UNTIL NEXT WEEK FOR THIS BARGAIN. NOW IS
THE TIME TO BUY.
LET US REMIND YOU THAT W Id ARE COMPLETE HOME FURN-
ISHERS. EVERYTHING FOR EVERY ROOM.
W. S. STURTEVANT
North Main and Ann Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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, Modest 'iiillilit‘illiilii lli’ Bridge.
purl Mani. Panties iiiluiiiesl
Strung j llupnsiliuii Made To
; The Unusual Request
A modest little application on the
"ill“ ‘1
port, to Judge Bllas'A. Robinson‘to fix
the rate of pilotage in the waters of
the sound withina hairneld county pro-
mises to stir up quite a contest. Mr.
Lewis bases his application on section
3234 which provided that the superior
court shall. upon tho application or
any person fix the rates of pliotagc
within the county.
The rates which Mr. Lewis asks
charged against all vessels of foroign
bottom which draw nine feet of water
up to twentyvoignt feet.
If those rates are approved by the
court the charges for incoming and
will be as follows in this county: For
vessels drawing nine feet and not
morn than thirteen feet, $2.78 a foot.
vessels drawing fourteen feet and not
over eighteen feet. $3.38 a foot, ves-
sels drawing eighteen feet and not or.
or twenty-one feet. $4.13 per foot: ves-
iels drawing twenty-one feet and not
over twentynlne foot. “.88 per foot.
merit of those rates has developed in
Stamford and scvcrnl of the leading
manufacturers of that place have corri—
biiied to get them before the court.
They have engaged State‘s Athorney
Samuel chseiiden to champion their
cause.
'l‘hc Stamford concerns say that. the
proposed rates are. exorbitant and i1
cniorccd will seriously hamper their
business, to say nothing of the dam-
age it. will do to the commerce of
Stamford and other harbor towns.
’l‘his opposition of tlic Stamford
manufacturers is the culmination of
the trouble wulch many of them have
. \
Special Sale.
Ladies’ Ladies’ Furs.
Flannel 'w‘aists.
.To close out the balance of our
stock of these popular garments
w-we‘dmve made them into 3 lots:
All $1.00 Waists, now 79c.
All $1.25 to $1.50 Waists. now 98c.
bargains for our customers.
Ladies’ Jackets.
A generous mark down on ev-
ery piece of Fur, makes splendid
Latest styles, black or castor.
had with John Ryle. who was appoint-
ed pilot for that town a year ago upon
application made to Judge Robinson.
Tho111:1.nufacturors say that Kyle‘s
actions have practically amounted to
persecution and has caused them a
urcat deal of bother.
The situation in Stamford is some
tht unusual. There are several 0.
thc largo factories which own runs.
'l‘hcy find that it is cheapcr to main
lain these tugs anti do their own
tugging. rather than hire outside tugs.
Up to the appointment of Pilot ltyle
the thing worked very woll. But soon
after Mr. Rylo took hold tliero was
’l‘OilIlIt‘ and the result has been sew
urnl law suits and much bothcr in
sending cargoes to Stamford in \‘cs-
iels of foreign bottom.
Prior to the appointment of Print
llylc therc had been no one about
Stamford harbor to take advantage of
<ccti0n 3.235 which provides that “All
A“ $100 waiStS, nOW 81-49- 36 to $8 garments, all at $5.00. award and outward bound yosscrs ot
roreign bottom Pliml‘lllx any port in
$10.00 garments for $5-98« this state. for the purposc of loading
Silk Waists.
Taffeta Silk Waists. hemstitch-
ed and tucked. bishop sleeves.
$3.49. now $2.98.
‘Ta‘ffcta Silk. white. tucked
yoke, buttons in back. bishop
sleeves; a good $5.00 waist for
33:98.
'A‘. Dick
i Z54 Washinaton Street.
South Norwalk. Conn-.4
THE POPULAR RAGLAN,
Lined throughout.
$12.98 garment for
Children’s Jackets.
Sizes from 4 years to 12 years.
Prices from $1.00 to $5.00.
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$8.98.
erman 81 Son,
1nd uhioadinu and drawing nine toe!
of watcr or over. shall be subject to
the payment of pilotage. if spoken by
a pilot beforo entering such port; but
‘ess. is engaged in the. coasting trade.
llld coming by the way of New York.
‘lshing smacks. vessels changed in
the oyster tradc. canal boats. barges
and int: bouts shall not ‘oo subject.
'llltI every person not duly licensed as
‘1 pilot. except the master or poi-son
‘11 charge of such vessel to be piloted.
who shall act as pilot after such vcs-
w! shall have been spoken by a duly
irenscd pilot who is rcady and willing
to take charge or said vessol. shall be
lined not more than $31) and not less
'haii 3.3."
Soon nitcr his nppointnicht Pilot
Rylc went out in his boat. and waichod
for the vessels of foreign bottom.
Trouble followed. The masters wore
hauled up and tincd and the vessels
were libellcd for till- amount of ill!‘
lluc and costs. As a result the own
era of those vessels refused to allow
the boats to go to Stamford. and lllt'
manufacturers were forced to go to
extra expense. This is in substance
the complaint. the Stamford mcn will
make to Judge Robinson when tho
mutter comes up for hearing. it came.
up yesterday at the short calendar
' session. Judge Albert M.’l‘aiimadge
I rcprcsenring Mr. Lewis. Mr. F‘esseu
, den naked for a continuance until next
‘ Friday and the request was grantod.
it is expected at that time that addi-
tional opposition will come forward
from some of the other large ports of
entry in this county. as the rates
iivon above are considered far too
hish.
So far as is known thorn in no optin-
stitch in this city. Those who fouow
he water here say that the rates of
pllotog‘e asked for nre‘no‘t high. It is
possible that some compromise mav
be reached. but it look: 1111 though
‘ quite a lively little contest was on.
CAPTURE 0F HORSE THlEF.
~; JMpb Ls Harem. of Ion-ah, Amok.
‘ oat-Admit- HI. Guilt.
'..NORWXCH. January 35.-JOIOph Lo
. 100011110. of sums, has been mama.
charm with ham ’steollux. On Wed-
“ ; and: night wail-1m Kilroy. armch-
ville. ‘ I‘lkalied by a member of
Z : %fimiiy.wlnnuigatoslnom tn the
as Jerrod thc‘hm deer open
dad's .200 more ‘misliilik. Truck! uni
.; tore. He was inform“ the culprit
who was leading the animal. sud this
being recognised by the thief he to
tonsil the bonus ml also dropped a
Mir of now rubber: for "folt boots. 'M’r.
_ mm courtroom his homo and months
. . s.
in”??s'immsrnm hit: lid
J . A I i . c v 0
h...» *1 sari. r ‘ resus-
. _ . 11 r. us 5 .
“We m was it
part of lcharles L. Lewis, of Bridge- j
the court to fix are graded and are.
outgoing vessels of foreign bottom.
Strong opposition to the establish, ‘
{not-o started him mm. tho on i
' ,1 revolvers my hon been used by tho
gerlng cold which
, refuses to yield to
Eordinpry 5 in n if.
. ment.
V M11 fallout
Thinning lliinpi [il'y1fl54mmI
Mutual initiation Discharged
Permanent . iirtrirei liuhalsun
‘J'llilits [Jillian iii «$950.44,
Judge Elinor, of the Superior Court
granted an order yesterday approving
the final account of Temporary Receiv-
er Robert L. Chase, of the Masonic
Mutual lioncflt Association and. provld‘
lug for his discharge. Mr. Chase. had
‘ _ ‘ charge of the affairs of the association
2 . (.atnrrh usually 9'4"” with a cold i after the matter got into the courts in
i I“ ”I“ head and if left unchecked in 1 December. and was recently succeeded
‘ Lilli climate, ”“er gets well 0’ ‘t' i in position by Judge A. Hcaton Robert
. . son.
A“ fresh "01d I5 taken the (“30359 The final report showed that Mr.
spreads. trotting deeper and (.I091)I‘l'.‘(:hum. as temporary receiver.
, rrcciiinu along the mucuous mm .1111.) possession of $111,140.10, of which
Iwflnefl from none U.) throat... “'0'“ 2”“: sum of $1.448'18 Was paid in front
”It‘ll!“ towindpiponfrom Windl’llll'llil jIIlt‘ assessment ordered by the court
bronchial tubes and from bronchial .1'or December. The bainnco turned ov-
tubes to lung cells. ier to Iim'llll'l'l‘ Robertson was $9,540.64.
The mucuous membranes all (3011- j (art of rim first sum there was paid the
, acct. one with another. Hence it is iexpeiisos of a temporary receiver, $l25.
, easy to spread from one part to 1111- land of Attorney .l. B. '1'ume. 5141.
other lined with this same membrane. 1 Out of the too for Mr. Tuttlc came a
, This is why cutarrh in the head soon number of minor expenses and Mr.
‘ affects the throat and finally the mom I. Robertson called attention to the small
‘ och itself. bringing on chronic. -a- ‘ amount charged by the attorney.
1 tarrh of the stomach, which is a most “Yes, it in a very reasonable fee." re»
obstinate form of dygpopgia. marked Judge Elinor; “let us hope
Evcrybody is now well agreed that 1 your fee. will be the some."
catarrh In a blood disease and not a . “It will he." promised the “WNW?-
iocal one. and the attempt to cure by . Receiver llobortson at present I8
local applications glmply giving tem- busy settling the affairs of the old as-
porary relief from mp purely local =sociation. A movement is now 011 foot
pympmms without the remotest effort 1 to organize a. new association for the
in staying the progress of the digequ‘ 1 benefit of the older members of the. as-
’l‘here is a new preparation recently sociation.
offered to the public that is apparcnt- ‘
ly destined to do away with every oth-
er form of catarrli treatment.
'l‘hc new remedy is not a secret pa~
tent medicine. but is a large. pleasant i
tasting tablet compowd of llloodroot. I
Rcu guni from ...c l-lucalyptus trce. ih“ home in the time fit We “mini"
and other valuable and harmless 3pc. “MONO".
cities, which are tnkcn internally and It 9“ happened that Mrs. GHMEI‘
seem to 11".. a remarkably hpncficml could not find any one to deliver the
effect upon the blood and functions “1933”“- and “5 the "‘00“ “'33 IIISI ”5'
momhrnnoo apparently eliminating lug. she thought Silt? WOllIfI wiilk [0 Mr.
thc catorrhal Dotson from the whole ”WWW." home. and tell M” AWL"
”5mm ‘ herself. While passing the strcet which
Tm”... tablets. while being pleasant, :runs from 'Mnln street to the roar of
(onveiiiont and absolutely safe to use, ”I“ DI'ODN'IY 0‘ MI- and “'9‘ Harry
have mndc (.“rps in long: standing l’eppcr. .‘llrs. Golder heard a suspicious
mws ”f critarrh that .m. ”‘1', “WI. .nolse behind her. and turrilnr.r around
of iiiziryelous. 'l‘licy arc, sold by drug- SH‘M‘JMY‘ 3h“ urns “mm”, to 9" a
“in“; under name of Stuart's (“mum twomzin following licr. Mrs, Golder
'l‘nbicts. and any mum]... sump”. “1m 'ouickened her steps. and the Woman up.
has tricd inhalers. lotions. ointnir-nts. "mm“ m '1‘" ”w some. M” Golder
solves. ctc.. and realized their lllf‘Oll‘ thch stopped and looked back again.
yenicncc and liselessiicss will fuiiv and Y!” woman suddenly m“ up "W
approciatc ”m (iifiercnce heme” 3‘ steps lll front of the l’cppr 1- housc. and
mcrc palative and a permanent curc disappeared around ”‘0 building. Mrs.
after giving Stuart‘s i‘atarrh Tablets ‘1 tiuidcr did not sec her again. and dc»
a“ Impartial trial. ‘IlI'Pl'i't'l the message to Mrs. Avery. 011
.".ll drugirists sell flie‘m at so coins!"or return she saw three my“ 0! the
for ("1] 5m.” paekacns and no ll‘lflilt'r . viilazc some distance in advance of
“M...“ the catarrh N located, in the her. and as SIW reached the Bell place.
Iit‘nll. throat. IIIIIlTr: Or stnmm'h. ’(lpDONliP Illf.‘ WW" property. Sh? wag
Stuart’s Catarrli Tame” will surprise - suddenly surprised to r‘ecelye a blow on
you with the 0mm” rcsuit of l‘l’l‘ll a ‘the right shoulder. She stopped and
{0... days. ‘invcstlgatcd, and found that someone
' had thrown a large stone. which had
‘struck her squarely. and made a very
‘DllII’lfllI injury. discoloring the flesh.
.. _ i'l‘hc boys. Mrs. Golder says. were too
Spanish Vessel Condor Towed into i for in advance of her to have thrown
Port Disabled. }the stone, and she is of the opinion
\'I(i0 WM“ '_ mm” ”14‘!“ l . lthat the mysterious woman had some-
lcte Spanish gll‘l‘ll‘ltllli‘ (Lori-i i f ‘uili‘m i thing to m) with caution I.”
towel int. 1 '~ ~ ' . (or‘ m“ M“. Mrs. Guider is considering a plan to
', l l 0 1“" DOII'lll “fl““lz‘gfil con» ‘ trap tho party. and states that if she
Em”? .‘I_"“ ‘3’ in“ “W“ “1““ "1 hf—‘i‘. iii”- received any more letters she will pim-c
1'1. Lilitlrkilltd two 11.1 ii and inyurml the maifer in the hands of mo prosc-
iiine others. including iiic conimnndcr.0“th attorncy. and have a warrant
0‘ “1‘ “WI ‘ issued. She believes the party who sent
’ the missivc to be a coward. who dorN
not dare sign their true name to it.
‘nnd believes that they will not have
‘tho courage to send another one.
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(Continued from nrst page.)
12.13;.
GUNBOAT'S BOILERS EXPLODED.
The Condor was Illliil at Barcelona
in 1387. She is :1 singi cmw stool \‘cs-
sci, and has a displacinent of forty-
ciglit tons. Her length is scwuty-eightl A Smfimq reporter called upon At-
fict. nine int-tics. and her brain is torncv f}p()rgp H. V0shurgh'thig morn»
twelve fol-t. tcn inchos 'l‘lie armament jug. rind asked him if ”m... was anv-
cf the (‘oiidor ('t)ll~l>lt~' of one 3.5 inch thing new in [hp Rowavton sphgb]
Ill’f‘ei't'h-ltllltllng gun. and two machine scandal. "951;“..de hp'hnd nothing
guns. 1:) say. except that he read in another
local paper statements purporting to
‘ have comc from Miss Elizubr-lii A. Er-
vin to the following effect:
"I have rccciycd around-hand. a mac
. iical admission of my innoccncc. and a
‘pl'Oflli‘P apology for past accusations
‘ from Mi-(‘lcllan's attorney."
hlr. Yokburgh statl‘d that he wished
ito clinriictcrizc the stutemcnl as being
'uiifoiindcd and inaccurate: that he has
'mndc no ‘upolocico or admissions to
.Miss Ervin. either second-handed. or
otherwise. and that he had no apolo-
gics to make.
OTTAWA HOTEL BURNED.
The Loss Will be About 360,000; Insur.
ed for Half That Amount.
OTTAWA‘ Ont. January 35~~Tliv
Hotel Cecil was burned to the ground
at. an early hour this morning. The
‘hotel was owned by cx-Mayor David-
son. The loss is about $80,000; insur-
ance about 830.000. The forests on the
first floor saved their liciongings but
those on the fifth floor had to run for
their lives in their night clothes. Some
of them, had to be taken out of the
windows with ladders, One man held .
on for ten minutes by the window sill. 7"-"
in his night shirt. until :1 ladder reach-" ””1”" Duftorm Had 3”" w°rkm°
on him. it is Slippo~~~1l that tho tire, RBvitinu His Valuable Memoirs.
started on the fourth lint in the switch . LONDON. January 25.—~‘1‘hc condi-
' room_ ,from "“1 “'Wi’mm- , tion of the marquis Dufferln. who butt
' ' been ill for some timc past at Clando-
ATHLETES FOR FIRE DEPATR- limp», hoax Belfast. Ireland is cnuw
MENT' _ our; grnvc anxiety. until his’ recent
“RID“EPORT. JIII'W'Y QWThe lire attack. the marquis wan busy revising
commissioner-u of this «thy are said tot his voluminous memoirn. which he has
ihave a plan on foot in roll"! many "I; been compiling for yours. They run
:lho "9‘9"!" "WIND?” 0' "'0 derm- i niltuia records and secrets of the dip-
im°m and “WOW l" "‘9" PM“. lomatlc events with which his lord-
lyoungor "Id "'0"? Ilium-'0 ""3“ 30'” ship had been connected since he first
myths firemen have crown fl‘IY‘In the wont to Constantinople an ambassador
.oorvlco and the fire commissioners and fill a number up volumes.
'ghnvo decided that younger and more Lord “0391“," has "mg“ a “one;
fulfill“ men ““0““ I” substituted. : on which he is now engaged in putting.
{The commissioner. any first in all‘ the finishing touches. it 19 ”pone...
”"19 “m“ m“ “M him! ‘1“ "W ”I' it will he publlsnod'in'no autumn. in
gnome 9‘ lthlotlo "film“! “’9 given spite of his Chesterfield spawn. and
.the preference in ”poi-imam: to “‘9 may political divenlonh. hord Row
Edemrtmont. . , ~ Iii". it is said. {gurgd‘timo tohre—wrlle
" 0 manual: ‘t mos. . e mime
“‘0 MAN'O'IROTH‘R "3L0 1‘ and plot of {he novel are not hintod
CHICAGO. Johnny .h.-—Pl‘ho verdict at so for: but one of the would! M
for the moral lurythat investigated pm unscented that it should be. call»
itho murder of Robert MeMridxe. tho ed “1116 1.00on Wm.” or. if com
wealthy. ice mun. recommended that photon the lines of mobs-1111. it misfit
WlllIlm “crowd‘s, brother of the 1.. mm: «A 11mm inn." which in a
uremic reference to Lord unscrew:
Mont suggestion that police negotina
dead man. be held for the mad jury.
At thematic"! it developed that two
11am our the Boer! might mm be in-
itiated in: wayside um. ‘
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AN 10110111 hm" our.
Old Drowns (stmly)~What on
M11; on in the parlor tut nix... tint
ILLNESS CAUSES ANXIETY.
{do-d man’s handout.
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‘ i Burma AMI-rentals
5. .1
HANNEI. WAISTS
Representatives of ‘no‘arly
our entire stock ‘of Flannel
Shirt Waists are now on sale,
grouped at two prices,
$1.00 and $1.50.
Those at $1.00 are kinds 0r-
dinarily selling at $1.25. $1.50
. .$r.75 and $2.00; those at
$1.50 are worth $2.25. $2.50.
$2.75 and $3.00.
The showing includes cv-
crything that is best in Flan-
nel Waists—thc material is
unquestionably excellent, and
they were designed and made
with that cleverness which
alone can produce a stylish
rWaistx,
SOME $l0.00
DINNER SETS
They are really worth more
——you’ll admit when you see
them—but they all go at.$10.
112 piece Sets high grade Por-
celain with pink border
decoration and full Gold
tracing. $10.00.
112 piece Sets best grade Am-
erican Porcelain, decorated
in lavender and green. and
Gold traced (only 3 sets)
$10.00.
112 piece Sets with Rose and
Forget - me — not pattern.
Gold knobs and handles. (3
sets only) $10.00.
W” . Aim/layer (isomer-16
“a "E'clli'rlyofI/ari'ou:
aa- (affirm-toy ‘Feafitm
may. '"
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no
Ape
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112 piece Sets with Aster pub
tern in pink and green, with
full field treatmenh. 1~The
finest grade Porcelain. 0n-
Iy 2 sets. $10.00.
112 piece Sets of fine Porce-
lain (odd sets remaining
iron/ya number of our best
‘ styles) all of finest grade.
’ d ' $10.00.
lEATIIER
nssu mos
Handsome Leather Desk
Pads with Sterling Mounted
C o r n c r s . Manufacturers'
Samples and as such low pric-
ed, but in first class condition.
905x14 inches:
Worth.$r.25 to $3.50
Price 500. to $1.95.
121117 inches:
Worth $1.95 to $3.50
Price $1.00 to $1.95.
16x21 inches:
Worth $3.25
‘ ' Price $2.00.
MOREENS
IIAIJ‘ PRICE 8 “588
For stifiening, facing and
petticoats,
havn‘t an equal at their regs
these fabrics
ular prices much less at
those quoted below.
25c. Fast Black Moreen, 32
inches wide. 12%c. yd.
39c. Fast Black Moire An»
tique. 30 inches. 19c. yd.
75c. English Plaid Wool. In
green. white. brown. rose and
blue, 29c. yd.
AT ammo
“What would you do if I gave you a
pair of skates. little boy?"
“Oh. lady. how can you 85.. . in not
suit and pepper on 'cm and eat em."
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain lI Hubbard. of Mil
ford. I)el.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav
ed my boy's life. lie began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He. quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in the moru
Ing." For sale by R. H. Pialstcd and
F. H. Baxter,
The kleptomuniac regards
from an abstract point of View.
thinus
NEW CENTURY COMFORT.
Millions are daily finding a world of
comfort. in linuklcn'u Arnica Salve. It
kills pain from Burns, Scolds. Cuts.
Bruises: conoiicrs Ulcers and cher
Sores: cures Eruptions. Salt Rhcum.
Bolts and Felons: removes Corns and
Warts. Bust Pile (turn on carth. Only
25c, at F. H. Baxter's drug store.
A soldier defines 8 kiss as a report
at headquarters. and a sailor says it
is a little pleasure smack.
STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo~Qulnino Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure. no pay. .
Price 25 cents.
.b'w...
Wisdom is the. art of being away
from home when a neighbor calls to
borrow something. .
. HEADS SHOULD NEVER AGHE.
Never endnre'thls trouble. lion at
once the remedy that stopped it for.
Mrs. N. A. Webster. of Winnie. Vs.
She writes: “Dr. King‘s New Life.
can wholly cured me. of sick head:
aches I had suffered from for tool
yours." Cure ileudnchc, Constipation.
lllllonsnens. '26c. at F. H. Baxter's:
drug store, ,
W
“- 1
ice man usually do not cut tea as:
soul on it is thick council: they stand;
around a few- days. and tell how line;
It It. 1 , . i
" A cousins NAN
Would use Kemp's Balsam tor theg
i tho Intuit
' 1
When beggars cease to ask you for
aims it is time for you to change your
tailor.
FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG.
The startliu‘: announcement of a
liirt-ovcry that will surely lengthen
life is made by Editor 0. H. Downcy.
of (‘hurubuslo inn. ”1 wish to state.“
he writes. “that Dr.‘King‘s New Dis—
mvnry for Consumption is the most in-
fallible remedy that l have ever known
for Coughs. Colds and Grip. it's in»
valuable to people with weak lungs.
Having this wonderful medicine. no one
ncwi drcad Pneumonia or Consump-
tion its relief is instant and cure cer-
. tnin." F. H. Baxter guarantees every
50c and $1.00 bottlc. and gives trial
bottles free.
Sonic men think tuicc beforc marry-
llig'wllll'n regret that thcy didn't get
a third think.
MRS. MAHSH’S VERY WORDS.
"After eating." sho tcils us, “i had
awful pain at the chest. and my stonr
sch foit dull, cold and wretched. The
little i ate did me no good, i could
. hardly straighten myself out from pain
and weakness. Thus l dragged on un-
til i was cured by Calcurs Solvent. the
Ill-W medicine. discovered by Dr. David
Kennedy. of Kennedy liow, Kingston.
N, Y.” Ail druggists, $1.00.
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