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séii our competitors.
Silvered Copper Wire.
Mien. Tea and Coffee Pots. Pudding Dishes. Chatting Dishes, 5 o'clock 'i‘ca
.‘ tiles, Solvers, Crumb Trays. the celebrated "Marion Harland” Coffee Pot,
l'ttifnany othorhuiei'ul articles. ltcme mbcr the best is the cheapest in the
and. . .
Wire Goods.
, This is the only complete Wire Goods Department in The Norwalks.
Everyurticle that can be made from wire from the smallest steamer to the
lit KodtHotel Broiler will be found here in great variety. This department,
will serve us an educator to many.
Steel Enameled Ware. .
Just what the word implies, and ii rst class. perfect goods at that.
cones. A complete stock covering every article made in the line.
low in comparison to the high quality.
I
Price
‘ . Twelve styles of Standard Clothe s Wriugera, from the 4-inch toy to the
laymaliencb wringer. and all full 25 p 01' cent. under regular price.
7 BISSELIJS CARPET SWEEPE A’I‘ CU'I‘ PRICES.
‘fPURI’I‘AN"~ BLUE FLAME Oil. S'I‘OVES,‘$5.00.
I “WI-IITE‘ MOUNTAIN” CIJCANA BLE REFRIG BRATORS. ’
. 1) (EASTER EGGS AND NOVEIII‘IES iN CHINA AND GLASS.
‘ ‘ EVERYTHING FOR HOUSE OLE ANI'NG.
FREE CONCERT SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 29, 1902. S I“. M.
' OPEN‘EVENINGS.
, ‘ i“ «(Continued
We buymgndv 59“. lor,‘_Ca‘shvflonlvr.i and can afford to under-
1 the above department we have every article made in Copper. 'i‘ca‘
N0
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North-:Mninoudfinu Streets, ' South Norwalk
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ANDRERCHIEFs
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EASTER KID ouoye's.
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ttréctions
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{COLLARS AND STOCKS, TIES ANDI BLACK. GREY AND WHITE.
SOARFS. ' i ‘
EASTER ‘srLK wms‘rs
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EASTER RIBBONS T '
DARI‘EVAND LIGHT COLORS.
in !
FANCY ANo PLAIN. i ,
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PLAIN AND FANCY. 2 _, p , '
A r EASTER NOVELTIES
EASTER FLOWERS,
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. - _ I zoos AND CHICKENS.
ENGLISH waters. 50c. ’
DICKEF
an washinétoh'ét'f';
~10 READ: nus ‘ .-
wE. BOTH-LOSE-
foetuses possible customer and friend; you lose a chocolate oi
become acquainted with "our reliable COAL which your neighbors N;
are burning with so much satisfaction. Our coal looks good burns
better, heats best. You will like. it. If you order some today we'll . I
have the coal there promptly. '
“ Wears making new customers every dny———and keeping them. '
‘J-ohn H Ferris. .
I49 stiithgtonfitreet, pt§outh Notwalk. Conn
' a & SON
such stock shall be bound- held'and
.é.
' mentlshallfhe deemed to lie-thereafter.
- .0: law. nor in any case except for his.
lohnli banishment and canal “laid
' suid‘t‘ermbt six months. thief-agrees ,
from First. Page). .
a “13"“ x. '-
shall be transferable only subject to
the terms and conditimis of this agree—
ment. and in auch'muuner as the com»
milletI shall approve; and, upon such
transient-ail rights of tiledapouitor in
respect of the deposited stock as repre.
sented by or under the ccrtiilcutcs of
deposit transferrwi.‘ shall pass to thc
transferee . .aud the transferred and
holders of such certificates or deposit
simli for all purposes be substituted in
pinceyof the prior.- holders. subject to
this uitruemcnt. Finch certificate of de-
posit may be treated by the committee
as a negotiable instrument, and the
holder for the time being may be deem-
cd to he the absolute owner thereof and
of ii the rights and interests It rcprc-
pen a. and the committee shall not be
affected by any notice to‘thc contrary.
By accepting any such certificate cvcry
recipient or bolder thereof shall tluu‘chy
bccoine a party to this agreement; with
the, shine force and effect as though an
actual subscriber hereto,;‘3'
. Second. fl is contemplated as a pur-
pose of this agreement .and is further
mutually and expressly agreed. that the
committee may sell and deliver or ex-
channe at any time. upon such li‘l‘lliu
and conditions as it may deem advan-
tageous. all of said capital stock depos-
ited hereunder, if such sale shall in»
clude all of‘ the stock then deposited
with said committee. and may rcccivc
payment therefor in (sash or partly or
wholly in other preferred stock or ob-
ligations of the Lock Company. or in
other property of any kind: or may
cause to be made such consolidations
or mergers of the Lock. Company. or
such leases. sales or other arrange
ments of the property and affairs of
said company and any part thereof; or
may cause said cotnpauy to be volun~
tarlly dissolved and liquidatctlz. and
may meantime direct. manage and con-
trol said Company and its affairs. and
take such other proceedings concerning
said company. or its affairs or oihcr~
wise. as it may deem proper for the
purposes of this agreement and any of
them. or to carry .out any provision
thereof. or for the advantage of the (le-
posilors; and may ucmmpiish or do all
or any of said purposes or things. all
as the. committee may deem best and
its siockboldings by deposit hereunder
will enable it so to do. and in every
respect upon such terms, considerm
tions and arrangements as to the com
mittee may seem advisable: Provided.
however. and it. is expressly and mutu-
ally understood and ugrccd..that no
sale. lease or oihcr disposition of any
material part of the property of. tbc
back Company, and no consolidation
or merger of said company with any
other conipany. and ,uoisnle or ex.»
change of Its stock deposited hcrcuud-u',
is to be finally made or accomplished
by the, committee antler any pmvcr or
provision of this agreement. excepting
with or subject. totbe approval of the
holders of a majority lunmount of said
certificates of deposit then outstanding.
or with or subject. to the approval.
circa by their affirmative. vote. of a
majority in amount of the holders 0’
such certificates present or duly repre-
sented at a meeting of the depositors
called for the purpose by not less than
three days' notice by mail If?) the last
padres»: of each dcpositor filed with
the committee for that purpose. ,
Third. The depositors hereby irrc
vocably request, appoint and empower
the committee and its ‘sucwsmrsap-
pointed hereunder. t0 endeavor to carry
into practical operation all or such oi
the purposes intended by this agree-
mcnt. in its entiretyor in part. to such
an extent and in such manner and with
such additions. exceptions and modlib
cations, as the committee shall deem to
be for the best interests of the depos.
itors; and to that end each and every
depositor, for himself and not for any
other, does hereby sell. assign, trans
for and set over to the committee. and
. that“
do
to their successors and assigns,
each and every share of stock
deposited hereunder; and every
depositor hereby agrees that
the committee shall be, and they here,
by are. vested with all the rights and
powers of owners of the stock deposit-
ed hereunder, both of disposition and of
action in every respect concerning the
some. as fully and effectively as the
depositors or any of them personally
might do as the holders of the said
stock but for those prcsnts; and it is
expresaiy understood and agreed that
controlled by" and be responsible for
every act of the committee in good
faith concerning the some or its dis:
position. whether such art is in fact
within the terms‘or phrposas of this
agreement or not.‘ The enumeration of
special powers herein shall not heron.
strucd to limit the general powers corp
ferred by this agreement: and the meth-
ods to befadoptcd for or towards curry.
ingpout this agreement shall he entire-
ly discretionary with the committee.
The committee may construe this
agreementund their construction there—
of or action thereunder, in good faith.
shallbe final and conclusive. ‘
Fourth. The committee and the
members thereof are not to be deemed
to assume any personal responsibility
for the execution of this agreement, or
,any part thereof. nor for the result
of any. steps-or acts done for the pur~
poses thereof: the committee. however.
undertaking in good faith to endeavor
to execute the same. No member of the
committeei shall be personally liable
‘i’dr‘auy’act of omission of any agent or
employee selected in,gbodi‘nith. nor
for any error-:01! judgment or mistake
or their own. individual wll'mn mal-
ifeas'nn’ce or neglect: and no member of
lute-committee shall be personally lia~
ible in any casefor'the act or omission
,of» any othermelnhb “ The. committee
an y dischargeiun d all pensionable"
xpenses'..lucurréd‘by it focany of the
, posesof’this' agreement. ‘
Firth. The-:bomallttee may fill any
. , nannies , in v-tvlieir‘kiuembership .. occur~
nag-m death. resignation. or other-
wise. andLmayf‘elect‘not more than tw‘c
additional Mugabe ‘to said committee;
{libel-committee sii‘ l have power to act
”In everyrdspect under this: agreement.
:byhnd through'nmajoflty of its mom.
ghafspand. the. action otsue ’
Sixth. This agreeifient shall coating
.na forothe period of sirt’nonths-from‘
April. .1. 1902. and if the purposes there~
ofisre not lathe judgment of the, com-
w
an flee
he: v. not. notifiedthe
mitten (alumni; before the‘und of
the prior hilt mouth of their refusal to
.uopontluue the an earnest as to their
stock; and the agreement may be ill!"-
iiuriy continued at the on ion of the
(lotnmitteo from one six am the to and
for another. and so on. but for not
to cxcreti an ax repute term of two
years from Apri i. 1902; provided
however. that this a remnant may lu-
terminated at any‘th 0 at the discre—
tion of the committee: or by the. affirm-
ative vote of the holders of a majority
in amount of the outstanding certifi-
cates of deposit at a meeting of the de-
positors called for the purpose by the
committee or by one-tenth in amount
of the depositors. And‘rupou the ten"
urination of the agreement for any
cause. ilnal distrllmtion’and d vision
shall be promptly mhdo by the cum-
mittcc of the stock or assets in its
hands. to and among: the «lepositors.
according to their respective interests.
subject however. to all such action as
has been theretoforc taken under the
terms of the. agreement affecting the
same.
W...” ..
WOULD SMASH THE CLUB.
li‘ members of the "Hay Fever As-
sociation" would use Dr. King‘s New
Discovery for Consumption. the club
would go to pieces, for it. always cures
this malady-wand Asthma. the kind
that battles the doctors-it. wholly
driven from the system. Thousands of
oncobopcloas sulferers from Consump-
tion, Pneumonia. Bronchitis owe their
lives and health to it. It conquers
Grip. saves little ones from (iroup and
Whoopiup,r Cough and is positively
gua'autced for all Throat and Lung
troubles. 50c.» $1.00. 'l‘rial bottics
free at. F. H. Baxter's.
FUNERAL 0F MISS NORRIS.
liANlilillY. March 27.-—~’l‘hc ituic'al
of Miss Mary C. Norris. of New Pros-
ion. whose death occurred in New
York city on Saturday last under un-
usual circ‘umstauces, took place you-
terday in this city. Rev. Dr. A. 0. Hub:
bard officiated at. the services. which
were held in the chapel at Wooster
cemetery. .
SURGEON-'8 KNIFE NOT NEEDED.
Surgery is, no longer necessary to
cure piles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. curcs such cases at once. rcmov
ing the necessity for dangerous, pain
In] and expensive (operations. For
scaids. ditto, burns; wounds. lu‘uises
sores and skin discahesit is unequail.
ed. Beware of cotmtorfoith. ‘
Wu»..-
SUMMER RESI‘DENCE BURNED.
Wili'ldillAN'i‘iC.‘ March yawn ‘iwo
story frantic holise in Mansfield (lonler
was burned yesterday. It was owned
by (‘Inpiuiu (“:harics (.tiintou. of this
city and was insured for sumo, whirl)
will nearly cover the loss. The house
was unoccupied, imi..cotituiumi furni-
ture owned by .urs. George Reynolds.
of Middletowu. whohiacd the house as
a summer residence. ‘-
SURPRISING RESULTS. ‘
A Simplelntcrnal RemedyMakca Re.
markabie Curesgof Catarrh.
People who have. natal sprays. iuhuiA
ers, calves and washes for. caturrh and
have found how useless and incomes
icnt they are. will be. '. agreeably aur-
prised at results renewing the use of
a pleasant, internal remedy in tablet
form; druggis’ts everywhere admit
that Stuart‘s Cniarrh Tablets, which
q . \ I '. .
they sell at fit) cents for; full sized
treatment is the. safest most effective
and popular of all catarrh remedies.
Nearly all cheap cough mixtures and
throat lozenges contain opiates: these
cheap medicines give temporary relief
especially with little children by des-
troying ucrva sensation; the: irritation
In throat, which t‘auses coughing If
temporarily removed, not by removing
the cause but. by deadening the. nerves
of feeling the irritation is not felt al-
though it is still there. and will prompt
1y return. .
Stuart‘s Ca'tarrh Tablets lathe best
remedy to remove catarrhul secretion
whether in the nose. throat or stem
ach because they are composed o‘.
wholesome antiseptics Blood root, ltcd
gum from. Eucalyptus tree. etc. whcr
you use. these. tablets you know what
you are putting into your system and
not taking chances with cocaine. opi-
ates or similar poisons found in so
many catarrh cares and cough inedi-
cines. »
Dr. Ramsdcll in commenting on ca.
tarrh cures says: “i can heartily
recommend Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
because they contain no cocaine nor
other dangerous drug found». in so
many advertised catarrh cures. i have
known of many cases of long standing
catarrh. of the head and throat com.
pletely cured by the dnlfyuse of these
tablets for several weeks; One case in
particular, which i could not reach
jwlth an inhaler or spray and where
the catarrh. caused daily headaches
‘and a noticeable. loss ofhearing was
entirely cured byg-this harmless but
effective remedy.“ I . -
Dr. Wainwright says; "1 never hesi-
tate to prescribe Stuart‘s Catarrh and
lots for oatarrh headaches and co-
tarrhul deafness because I know them
to..be perfectly safe for child or adult
and have seenmauy remarkable cures
resulting Hfro.‘ their. regular daily
use: because they are advertised and
sold in drugstores is no reason why;
533mm! i inn; should. not use
bo‘hl' selgeupon‘the
and” ' '
‘ amoral Catarrh Tablets areeopec-
laily valuable for catarrhal acids in
mlttee properly accomplished within
children because. they. are pleauantto
the taste abd‘maybe. tinedffeely to
break up severe colds and croi‘ip at the
- ,. i. for .
to‘ftll said do-
. lid not believe the board would know
are and purchased goods just as cheap-
.thc total of the your up to 313,000; Mr-
f “Firut' Panel. ,
auteur. and the bills were then present-
ed to the selectmon for payment. Mr.
Walsh asked the chairman of ,tnn
mi'flilliK, Mr. Keith, who in president
formed. Mr. Keith did not answer for
.n incident and A. is}. Austin interrogat-
ud. "(Jim yea answer?" '
Mr. Keith emphatically said “No.“
and Mr. Austin ropiicd.‘“i thought so."
’i'hiabrought forth a turret ol‘ laugh-
lcr from tho assembled/voters.
Mr. Austin then asked anmtuar
illuminant. secretary of the board. If
Mr. Walsh's statement was correct. He
could not unswor iminddiately as ho.
had come in after the resolution was
presented. After the matter had been
explained to him Mr. Blanchard stated
that the acting school visitors had
been appointed purchasing conunittcc
by the board.
jcctiou
passing on the bills. -
The methods, be said, were the same
as those of other plat-cs. The action
school visitors meet the normal and
last Saturday of each month at to
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of allow-
ing the principals of the
Schools to make their requisition. The
schools of the town are divided up
among the three acting visitors. if the
bills meet. the approval of them they
are slam-d and if not the uskcd for
supplies are not allowed. Mr. Walsh
asked Mr. l’linncliard when this com-
mittee was appointed for this purprnw.
and he replied that it was appointed
at the outset. Mr. ‘iiuribuit asked it"
the committee.kcpt a record «if its rc-
(positions.
that blank forms are given the prin—
cipuls to fill out. our style being for
text books and the other for supplies.
Carbon copies of each are kept and a
copy placed on record.
Mr. IIlirIImiI,-~Iln I understand that
a copy is kept, but the committee do
not examine in see what cat‘h school
guts?
Mr. Illi‘lucburd said the duplicates
were always kept.
M r. iluributt then asked if he could
account for the some bills having berm
presented two and three times for pay-
ment to the sclut‘imoll.
Mr. lilancharduls that so?
Mr, Iiuribuli~~l untlcraiuud so.
Mr. llluucbardaWcre they paid”!
Mr. liurilmtln—r'l‘bey had not been. as
tlu- sclccimcn had discovered the on
more than (nice.
Mr. liurlbutt enquired of Mr. ltian-
chard why he Ililtil’titt‘ll against harm}:
the hills presented before the rrazuiar
llit‘t’flllg of the full lumrd. Mr. iiinu-
chard replied thathc had no objection
to having them come before the board.
He. explained that the resolution
which he. voted against contained ltvo
resolutions in one and the voting
against having the bills before the
regular meeting was part of it. the
other part being the purchasing of the
necessary school supplies direct and
not through local dealers. Mr. i-iurl-
butt continued further in his question-
ing and asked Mr. Blanchard if he had
taken into consider-mien that the
board paid ten per cent. extra for curb
one. ctr. lie said that he. had been in
formed by one locnl‘deaicr that he
would be glad to do it for ion per cent.
less.
Mr. Blanchard—«lie is the man to
“give it, to. ‘ ‘
Mr. Blanchard further stated that
the cost of distribution would be the
same. if purchased-0f a local dealer.
Mr. llurlbutt suggested that the req-
uisitions could be made to the stores
by the principals of the schools and
than approved by the board. lly this
'oursc being pursued Mr. Blanchard
much about the carrying out of the
work. Mr. liuributl replied that. even
lOW the chairman did not even know
he, workings: of the board. In Mr.
Blancbard‘s opinion the. hooks and
applies were being purchased and
lisiribuied in a thoroughly systema-
ic business way and be. extended an
nvitntioa to anyone to come. to the
peeling Saturday morning."‘\\’e have
nothing to conceal," said Mr. Blanch-
J‘rli. ‘ . ,
air. liarlbutt stated that by law ev«
3ry member of the board had a right
to pass on thebills and. the present.
node of doing: business promotes rc~
marks on the streets. In his opinion
:his way of doing business had been
expensive to the town. iic. 'm'cscntcd
figures to-show how the expenses forv
‘iooks and supplies for a year were
about $121100. and contrary to expec-
tations, the rate of‘expcnsc increases
~other than decreases and the first
‘hrcc months of‘lhe your shows an in-
crease of Hill over last- year. Mr
*ilauchard did not think the figures
correct and Mr. llurlhutt said that he
had gotten them from~ihe selectmcu‘s
edger. ‘ .
Attorney Walsh said that he was
all-prised that this committee should
put themselves in no false. a light. He.
did not think the'oommittce did itself
instice in the matter. as the law states
plainly that the board of school visi-
tors shall pass up the. bills.
Mr. Austin asked Mr. Blanchard if
the local dealers ’had ever had a
chance to bid. He had been informed
that they had not. ‘
,Mr. Blanchard admitted this to be
true and said the reason was that the
board dealt directly with the publish,
ly as dealers could. He said he‘would
ine the prices. .Mr. Austin thought it
a good plan to advertise for bids. Mn?
Blanchard replied sthat other towns do
the same as Norwalk has been Join:
Mr. Austin did“ not think Norwalk
should be boon} o) what-other-placer
had been doi 7:1“! Sir. Austin further
stated that he. Whoop. told by some
of the school visitors that in case thr
town hadrto purchase the high schoo‘
books the added expenscwould brin”
Blanchard did not think the sum was
correct. The resolution was then put
quickorder. -
.Mr. Blanchard presanted a rcsniu.
tion, asking that the sum of swoon-fie
be appropriated for the. maintainence
ofthe public schools of the. town for
' tub-—
very‘beginplng. .i 7 . ml? 29'
orders "for tho bookd’hnd siliiplios and
tlwao Were transferred to ban. or the
of the board, if ho had been rightly in- I
lie. badno personal ob- p
whatever to the whole board '
different, .
Mr. llluut-lun'd explained .,
ror in time to prevent their being paid ‘
be very glad to have thedealers exam- ,
Nngife Pills; is 'daiiy‘cominmt‘ri’liicht. i any, ,di'uggist. is 411"
.30. such
to a vote and was passed unanimouatv.
The. rust-of the meeting passed off in ‘
W burger: damn...
THE: READ co.
; Established 1 857.
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i
t FAIR WEEK
, j y
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t Angeli s Recital every forcnoon from to until 11 :30.
1 Afternoon tea and music from 2 to 5.
i Take the elevator.
EASTER GLO VES.
At no other season of the year isa woman so fastid~
ious about her Gloves as on Easter tide. We have the
Gloves‘of the foremost foreign manufacturers in every
tint that fashion pronounces correct. ‘We are prepared
for every demand.
A Glove to be depended on is the Valiier.
It is washable, durable. right in every way.
Ladies Suede Trcfonssc.
2 large pearl button. V $2.00
Ladies Glace ’I‘refousse. 2 clasp, $2.00
. Ladies Suede Trefoussc, i
3 clasp. all shades, $1.50
The T'CfOllSSC Gloves are unsurpassed in cut, style
and finish. ,
Ladies Dorothy Glace. 3 clasp. $1.50
Ladies Dorothy Pique, 2 clasp, $1.50
Ladies P. & L. Gloves. 2 clasp. $1.00
Ladies Tampa Gloves, 2 clasp. $1.00
Added to these are the regular summer Gloves that
have begun to sell rapidly these last warmldays.
Lndi‘us White Chamois Gloves. a clasp. 89 cts.
Ladies 2 clasp Taffeta, 5o cts.
Ladies 2 clasp Suede Lisle. 5o cts.
Ladies 3 button Suede Lisle. . 75 cts.
The Taffeta and Suede Lisle Gloves promise to be very
popular: they fit so well and are so comfbriable.
GLOVES FOR MEN.
Deut’s best quality. 2 clasp. $2.00
Dent’s Havana. z clasp. $1.85
Fewncs‘ Gloves, x clasp. $1.50
Adler's Gloves. I clasp. $'i.00
A complete line of Misses’ and Boys‘ Gloves in both
Suede and Glace Kid: also in Taffeta and Suede Lisle.
EASTER NOVEL TIES.
At the Jewelry Section may be found a thousand
and one pretty articles that will be acceptable for Easter
gifts or re
Blotters. Pi
Mirrors, Sii
Pieces, and
dressing cas
nembrauces. Book Marks. Silver-mounted
1 Trays, Pen Racks, Ink Wells, Puff Boxes.
venbackcd Combs and Brushes. Manicure
ail‘the dainty and attractive things for the
e or writing desk. . '
THE i). M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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“’. toilet
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GOOD
TOBACCO
3’ t.
”(on r}?! (Iv in :1 ll uni": .
W
l
windows look alike; The only berry that flourishes 305
solor blind. .
a. stained glass
to the man who is.
ONLY cum; FOR DYSPEPSIA.
days in the year is bribery.
- ., . «a
Mrs. Franklin Bi sh. or New. Castle. 6 fij‘
Del...says: ”l sutured for years with . ' ”W
dyspepsia. Used 0 have great dis— - . . . . - .
tress and belching. i tried everything i “"3 “Emil-“’9 ‘9 0“ “9"? W5 .‘2‘ “'9 ”mm"
i could hear of. but nothing helped me ; Laxative BroQOume mm-
till I took Brasilia Balm, and one 50 ‘the remedy that mm n cold I- one any
cent bottle cured 9 completely." .__._______._
Fat-sale by R. H. Piaisted and F. H.
Baxter. :
5 Little white lies' frequently used
isoon become big black ones.
A GREAT SURPRISE
is in store for all who use Kemp's Bai-
snm for the 'l‘hroat‘and Lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy. would you
: believe that it.is.soi.d.o§ its merits and
. ‘ _ militate um-
;grand re edy'for Invergan’tl 3091.610? 01" this W0 emf realm to
Bowel traubles was ver known before. i give you a sample'bottlé free? .ltnev.
Thousands bless‘th' for‘curing Con. per fails to cure acute or chronic
o‘ne who isn‘t afraid .
to act as judge at -I baby show.
A brave man is
CAN’T KEEP T A SECRET.
The splendiduw rk of Dr. King's
stipation‘;Siék,Hea ache, Billpusness;«;coughs. Alldruggi gsell Kemp‘s Bal-
Jaun‘dice and Indigestion. Try them. . sum. Price 250 and
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