iii! slmiiiiii ,lli ,Pieseiiidtui.
erresponde'nce The sentinel.)
'“Q'ifil-iiNGTON, April lid—During
-‘fioniiidcro.tlon of the Agricultural
' lion...»blli. today. Mr. Henry
elicellent speech explaining
its provisions. especiallywith
has to the work“ done'ln Connec.
‘ er the auspices of. the De-
Mr. Henry-paid a high til-
6 administration of the pre-
cl'etary, and the work that is
be in his direction. Hls
The amendment
offer increases theflump
lotion for the bureau of
130.000 to $175,000. the am
bed for by the Secretary of Ag-
ered because [he-
ate Indispensable
pletlonof the varied and
loss of. work and investi-
.. contemplated by Professor
by. the efficient chief of the hu-
been; discoveries in tobacco grow-
hd curing promise to revolution-
ati American. product.
of, the Experiment Stations in
. rel-states and territories. es
, .my ownState of Connec-
a ibeen systemstizeil and ran
ore helpful and efficient.
t befremembered that the last
canes: reorganizing the Division of
into abureau with an appropria.
109.140.10f1wbich 310.000 was
mmedlately) available that a
i: recrganiaatlon might be pen
with the result that. under the
lit assistants. systematic and
{work has been done in in-
ng and mapping soils, report-
exlsting industrial conditions,
w and improved crops and
:their- cultivation, harvest
‘hrketing. - = . . .
ilecretary of Agriculture in his
report to the President mentions
most earnest and .iippreciatlve
- e work accomplished by this
his epsrtment.and in his.
8 .the coming your asks
. acre-ails of $82,000 .ln the tim-
appropriated for continuing and
ding‘the work oflithls Bureau.
Committee on Agriculture. by a
rii'y ot‘on‘e,‘ refused this increase
ecommeiided a reduction of {45:
or the Secretary‘s estimates; it
ll be most seriously crippled.
lght‘ add.thst members of the
a... ,.ho‘»’aiiticipate. the survey and
" s hippies off-soils in their
is inlay be disappointed. for all
h tsmust be cut with due regard
tilt in ”128.0!'CichfIlli‘iliShed..“
ya no elligent’ana‘scl,
nves gatio‘ns'nlade by the De-
’ of Agriculture was never
ly‘illustrated'than in the
, Bureau breaks in my,
. [no Monet-District. So quiet:
.iinostentatlously- has this work
inccilmplished that the soil ‘shr-
in. the-Connecticut Valley was
imapsxpublished before
but the whrk pad been
., “audiwben lt-wns announo.‘
«title resultindicsted thatSuma.
abacco could be» grown in certain
it thekoonueoticuft‘yall y, the
fins received with incredulity
tuents who had grown for
ears the best ty e "of
leaf produced in the nited
average - price of perhaps
to per.- pound was obtained
its on while the Sumatra:
= 'p" preaching obvious
,. _ p increasing amounts
iii-tor .of a. centurynntil we.
. posting annually between 30
’ t oppose bales eacheo'ntal
‘ soured-"noun“.
t
andrnowQ lifts nearly
rs era‘srneW‘and profitable
a...
ihiii‘iiiuie T0,, ii.....1
~ and eight million dollars worth of Cu-
port types of the Southern States. and
is believed that the ~mventionf'of the
tal feature of this,woi‘kl willisave‘: that
hundred thousand dollars
Sous or summons REVOLUTION
‘ .~ The annual congress of the Sonssof.
the American Revolutlouopened this
morning with a-la’rge attendance: Only
,routin’e business was taken up during
the morning and in the afternoon the
, ideleglites and ladies went sightseeing
f "all over-the city. The convention will
last for three days. and the delegates
will be taken to Several places of‘ in-
terest; , The Congress ~. will wind up
“with a banquet at the New Willard.
Friday" evening. ». ‘
i‘cut .eamesln lastinight‘. Amountthem
eon were: .
twitch, the president of the Connecticut
Society; '1 Secretary Charles ,6. Stone;
of ”Hartford. Treasurer William * .8.
Chandler. .of New Havenz..Col. sonnet: .
mkms .
.‘ Torring'ton; lion.
.Bridgeport; Dr. George C. F.2Wliilama. :-
‘ ‘ niiwini} at
. " “Three famous moi
have ullloft this expression on record lit!
their writings. They were iii} sufferers
fromchronlo‘ indigestion or dyspepsia, of
which the horriblogoeusatloni they thus. do.‘
scribe is a symptom. Other signs are it
heaviness and distress after. eating. bad
taste in the mouth, dryness of skin, yariobie
appetite, flatulency, broken sloop. .hii'd'F
emanate?! altar. . .hilliewwifiiiirie
”figurine“ ‘1 ‘ out labor, etc., etc.
We work with our head and nerves and
this makes the dyspepsia of the student,
the sinus: and professional man,‘ the
wor ed man and the majority of women.
Mo'ihibw food, ofteniuunssor‘lcd and lnex.
case. into this weak and unwiirmeii limin-
acli, and biting on acute inflammatory dye.
pepsin or gastric catarrb. with symptoms
and results .whichmake life a. terror. Ask
anybouy who hus‘it. . .
Thai-best of medicines is the new medi—
cine. Oalcura Solvent, discovered by Dr.
David Kennedy, of Kennedy li-ow. Kings.
ton, Nut? [than proved brilliantly suc.
cessful in ‘inaladies of the digestive and
nervous systems and in disorders of the
liver, bladder and kidneys. All druggllte
01.00 a bottle. .
m
nations in the production of a fine type
of wrapper leaf tobacco. Not only
have tobacco farmers been convinced
that this product can, be grown. but
they have been shown how to grow,
it, while dealers and manufacturers
both at home. and chromium intently
Watching this new worthy manlfestw
tion of the resources and enterprise of
our people. , The fact that the United
States Department of Agriculture has
stooilibuck of this/inew- industry and
assisted, in its development is a guar~
spice. and assurance to all that for-
eign competition can be met. and that
Connbctl'nt shade grown tobacco will
take a. ‘p ace. in the tobacco markets
of the world; that iudlildual efforts
’could notmave madepossilileby years
of per latent efforts.
Incl entully theDepiiriment experts
have demonstrated that it is. possible
to control and prevent the pole rot
which has beef so destructive in all
of the cigar leststates. and especially
in the‘Counccticut Valley. We are in-
formed through the‘Socretary‘s report
that the-case rot in Pennsylvania to-
bacco has been prevented by the in-
troduction of different methods of
hand-ling suggested and applied by the
Department Agents. We, are also in-
formed thst in the opinion of the Sec-
retary Agriculture. after a careful
survey , the tobacco soils in the sev-
eral tobacco districts of the United
States. and a careful study of. the pro.
duct grown on different soils. that thi-
Secretary is hopeful of being able to
improve the quality of filler iobucoo
and expects ‘to produce something
whichrw ll approach the. standard of
the best «than leaf.~ He is looking for
favorable results from this work in
Pennsylvania. New York. Ohio. Tex-
as andipossibly in North Carolina and
California, Domestic filler leaf sells
for from ii to 12 cents per pound. Cir
ban filler'leaf sells for one dollar to
one dollar and a quarter per pound.
ban tobacco is annually imported and
used in this country. it cannot hr
supposed that‘the Secretary of Agricul-
ture cau‘ carryout these great. line:
of work, can adequately supply the do ,
msnd coming from all the tobacco ills
trlcts for help in p venting disastrous
losses frompole ro . case rot and the
like. in establishing new types of to
bacco akin to Sumatra tobacco in the
Connecticut Valley. and the Cuban
type of filler in'other tobacco dis
tricts; that, he can investigate» the
cause of the present": deterioration in
quality. and price ofthe bright yellow
tobacco of the South: that he can in1
vestigate the cause of the present low
prices.'of the manufacturing and ex.
build up new industries without the'
expenditure of. considerable, sums of
money. ‘ :12. A
He has only expended about “by
000 all told on an industry which. as
before stated. it is believedwill ,uitl
mately be worth many million‘dollars
a year to that section of the country.
He has expended about 86.000 on the
investigation in Pennsylvania. and it. ..
t
black rot. accomplished as I'll inciden-
statealene an annual loss oi: several
. Most of theidelegates from Connectln
,‘Jo‘nathnn Trumbull, of. Nor- :
”vi“
relation
,w
evening for H' rtfo‘rd to attend the said
population” of Edmund i70 bruises.
:Vilt‘flt‘u. of llecby,‘$10 per month.
dowliug Green. ‘0.
door Athletic Union.
determined not to recognize any do-
EXPRESS MESSENGER ’ARREBTED.
i theft of s 320.000 package consigned
ollowed an attempt to get the govern-
ment to redeem money that was per-
leneral Gonzales. president
listrict of Cumana. was made a prls~
oner dllrillfl,_tii&fi£hting of April 23
near San Antonio. when the govern.
neat troops sustained a bad defeat and
lenerai Castillo was mortally wound.
ed; ,The revolutionletsare marching
on the city of Cumulus. A panic pre~
vails at Cnru‘pano and Barcelona. .
Press understands that
\iorg‘an gets 2.500.000 pounds (”2.500;
000i is stock of the shipping combine,
in return for hisservices in organising
andfinancingthe combine. ‘ i :1
tooth or ‘
on. which ;
, ‘0 Society
luring tho pastayeiii ally in tho
dine of marking",'tho graves of revolu-
tiou'ary soldiers. in this.llne Conneo
limit made quite uni (Wort. and the
President of the Conne’ .lcut Society
oxmcts it) make while a owing before
the Congress.
' rumouuuumrm: mun...-
Tilt! pummel“ building bill. which
passed the House yesterday afternoon.
bodiipietl till-iiittentlon of the House
for only three. hours. The committee
on public buildings and grouudsliwits
able to; getwi ough in such a iiilol'i.
tinio‘bwuush‘ by had secured a rule
that no amendments ware to be al-
lowad. fl'hs billvtlloreforcwent through
just. as l'f’qJOl'ted from the committee.
Some oif ,tlieimembers intended to ,
try to get}. amendments in relation toL
the clause illtt'plli." lb per cent. of tho;
approprlat pn'ioti'uld be used! for Jilted.
The chairman of the committee. how-
ever, explained that this could outfbc
done under the"rule adopted by the ,
House. “lieipi‘omlsed, however. that
half. a dozonplaces will be exempt in
tlic'coufcrenoe committee. Waterbury
Is the only one lu,Connecticut that will
be. effected by this change. Hartford
does but need. any more‘lund, and Tor-
ringtoh will have to get along with $6.-
000 l‘i).' it site.
Mr. .Bporry tried vary
the cousin
. nl‘d'to have
lttee put in an a. endment in
to thuWaterbury building.
taking off. the 15 per cent. clause. but
the best Chairman Mercer and the
comniltteo could» do was to promise
that they would surely not it in the
conferencis report. This will be done .
liethor tht‘ Senate changes it or not.
bu it is cxliiectodtbe Senate commit-
fee will make special provisions for
about half lid on buildings. and al~
Io‘w them to pr ur‘e‘sltcs without no}
limitation;
,M‘
if, Nos
GOLD
With little, water and (less effort you can'clean
anythingi about the h
Once try it, you’ll alway
’ Made only by THE N. K.
cacao. 1 row vars... Boston. at Lustrhiakm of oval-mist! soar.
spheres. Soda. or Amped
cheaper than with Soap or any other cleanser.
r ’i
ale needgg with
case better. easier and»; ,
8 buy it. ‘
FAIRBANK‘ COMPANY.
is“, .3 l N
"1 Instill
Rev. R. J. Thom
his resignation as pit
eons Farms Congregati uni Church.
"in the iimcssage the“ pastor “ stated
t
Weave during the latter part ‘of
i‘tliat he could take char‘ (9 of is new
parish at Bound Brook.» 3 J. in leav.
lug GrecnsFarms Mr. Thomson leav a
(litany friends and acquaintances w
ltd" him have become dear since his
pastorate among thcmi‘ ' .: , - .
4 Not only will the church at Greens
:irlfai'ms lose a valuable pastor, but the
who wasinterestcd particularly in the
betterment of our school system. The
‘ parish at Bound Brook. pays “an all-
sinusl salary of. 81,500 a year. . At
.Greens Farms the salary is 31.200.
i it is every woman's secret belief that
if she ever becomes delirious siie‘wlll
.creeits poetry and express uplifting
thoughts. A man’s that he would
give himself away under such circum-
l stances. ~ .
‘1 WiELDB, A SHARP AX. .
. Millions marvel at the multitude of
‘msladies out off by Dr. King's New
i-Llfe Pills—the most distressing too.
iii-Stomach. leeraud Bowel troubles.
_ Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Jaundlcc.
Biliousness, Fever, Malaria, all fall bc-
,’ fore these Wonder workers. 25c at F.
H. Baxter's drug store. '9
A duck of a man is apt to make. a
goose of a husband. “
A spring cough is something to be
1- .abhorcdm—is dangerous, annoying and
-.iiggravating. Why not. cure it now
and be done with it? Ramon’s English
Cough Syrup will do lt~one bottle
gives you more relief than one can
even hope for. Only 25 cents. R. H.
‘Plalsted. . "
oer rots CONNECTICUT.
Congressmii Henry will leave tins
of last year’s tobacco crop. which
takes place timiorrowr Mr. Henry 'i‘
chairman of the committee. Mrs. Heir
i'y will accompanyllim. Prof. 'WhJL
.iey. of the agricultural department.
left for Connecticut this morning. He
will also be pri-ccni. at the salt». 1
itiiRAi... iJElAVJSltY ii‘OZii NORWICH
The Post Oflice Department has is
sued an order to establish a rural free
will be 22 miles innit and wflll cover
181.4,, square miles. it will sciwc u
CONNECTICUT l’idN‘SlONS.
Pensions \vrrc issued today as ini.
ows: ' OriginaLto‘ Wallace H. Wow.
or. of East Haven: 85 per month and
.0 Francis Adams. of Stafford Springs.
ilil per month: increase to Harvey Mc-
.........w -W..... _..
-~~"l had a running. itching sore on
or leg. Suffered tortures. moans
.lintment took: away the burning and
tching instantly. and quickly effected
icrmancut care.“ C. W. ’iieiihnrt.
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WILL NOT‘ RECOGNiZE A. 'A. l).
CHICAGO. ‘April 30.——Al. a meeting
if the luter~Codleglate Conference. Alb.
etic Association held here, it woode-
idea that the college conf'weucr- has
cached matur‘l‘ty and that it will be
ible'to ilciermi'me all questions of el-
g‘ibiiiiy of his" athletes Wl.‘il0lll dimo-
iou or even assistance from the Am-
The conference
3!
ill
M
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l r
i‘i'
m
slsious of the A.‘ A. U. as binding up-
in itself. and will look into the matter
ndcpendcntly.
m...
BURLINGTON, 1mm, April Elli—W.
i. hicHanna. formerly an express mes-
cnger, has been arrested here its gov-
‘rnmont secret service men. His ar-‘
est is said; to be in connection with
in
mm a Chicago bank to this city and
th
ially burned.
CARACAS. Venezuela. April '30-
of the
'hu
flu
bosom fibers i-iis suites.
LONDON; April due—The Associated
.f. .Plerpont ed
is”;
‘ W0
No
t
dentures Ii; 1. W. Brakes; of 1
..‘ B. Beardsley. off
" offiartford: Rufus-Eflolmes. orvvine
' Steth- I). Wheeler-meson”; of Nor; has
I‘ll
[
Y
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tiny.
lcllvory route from the Norwich office in Bridgeport last evening on busi-
io begin with July lot; This. makes ".183.
ibc fourth for Not-Witch. The new route Joseph Bust-b m- South Norwulk
has been spending a few days in Don.
bury.
has been visliiughilss Annie Banks. in
Westimi't.
line returned from his trip to Wash-
ington. ll. 0. .
returned to South Nor-walk after
iliiys' visit in ilanbury.
and William A. Curtis were in New
York yesterday on business.
to her home in New Canaan after ii
‘ thir. and Mrs. W. Addison Wheeler.
of Bridgeport, who have been visiting
employed in .himwalk left this . coun-
try for England today sailing on the
American Liner St. Louis.
who has
has returnedto her home.
her home elnrgBridgcport yesterday. at.
for a short visit with Miss Evelyn Os.
born. of Crescent Terrace.
lug Company. *of Georgetown: was in
Soutthorwalk yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Harris. of
bows street. returned
their home in westerly, Conn;
H. l.."l’su|, Linotype inspector, with
office in'the Tribune Building. New
York; paid a visit to The Sentinel of-
lies this morning and made an" exam‘
luatlon of the battery, of llnotypes.
condition.
Captain Frank D. Layton has re m-
to: several weeks spent in the west
am part of Pennsylvania. in the. inter.
sat-of the UnderWriters’ Association of
the Middle Department of Pennsylvan-
‘ KILLING PEOPLE sv’sRUTAL
Many people are killed by brutal
leafless—«ind so tactless—that they
“ink they must tell patients the whole
,rpth‘wben they believe theycannot ’
recover. instead ‘of giving-nitrous the
benefitofthe‘doiibt. for every physio. '
Willie A. Raymond, of Clay street..
is on a business trip in the West.
Miss Katherine H. Davis, of New
ork.,.lu a guest at Hotel Clifford.
Garrett Dyekmun, of Georgetown.
as a visitor in South Norwalk yostcr.
Horace l.. ilubbcll. of Norwalk.‘ was
bliss Mailclluesturgcs, of Norwalk.
8. C. Palmer. of Elinwooil avenue
v
liiveryuian Edward F. Magner has
a few
iiioutcnnnt Governor l4}. 0. Radar
Miss Edna iliii‘raclougb has returned
sit With friends in South Norwalli.
Miss Rose iiorrlgau, of South Main
reef. who but: been visiting friends
llanbury, hull returned to her home.
Mrs. Gustave Roettcrbcr, of North
alu street. is in New York for a few
us. She, will attend the play at the
ring Place theatre.
lends in South Norwalk. 5 have re-
rned to their home.
Miss Nellie Burgoyne. who has been
t
of Norwalk.
been the guest of her daugh-
r, Mrs. W. B. Penney. in Southport.
Mrs. Belle. Gregory,
Miss Elizabeth Beere returned to
Samuel .1. Miller. superintendent of
e Gilbert & Bennett Manufactur-
Mr. and Mrs, George Drover. who
ve, been spending several days with
yesterday . to
ding them in their usual excellent
to his home in South Norwalki’ af1
Where he was engaged on special
rk. He expects to remain in South
rwalk for some time; .
1._....
(‘ Taurus.
the. Some physicians are so con-
t: early always thereon '
ythe case will turn. 1
,, . rsgementghas‘ri red
fe b helping it to pass a (3.".-
en the actual. truth-
msiattng bruulrtlcld‘lillfl'
“l'm mad atyou! '.
:Clro'llflwb‘
ill. ”"1th0“ ' I
he affairs of life. cruel '
i
ambitious. Do you think she will (“it
make a name for herself?"
i “No. but she'll probably succeed l
‘ lils."—«i"
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hiladelplila Bulletin.
Unbiased, simple. truthful testimon
is what the people want: here it i
i
sician gave me left me confined.
ly short time i walked out.
pure truth as Ramon’s Nerve 82 Ben
All the world may be a stage. but. a
hos.
-.....
OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bmmo-Quinlnc Tablet
cure a cold in one day. No cure. no pay.
Price 25 cents.
hind time.
wan‘r to HELP OTHERS.
1“} had stomach trouble all my life.
several doctors and spent considerahl
money in trying to get a moment‘
peace.
my great satisfaction.
help other sufferers."
sis Cure digests what you eat. ”
The female who is addicted to poet
born and not maid.
The severe wintry weather tron
many with coughs and colds that de
mand Ramon's English Cough Syrup
250. ‘ ‘R. H. Plalsted. . . ”
A fellow shouldn‘t feel that he 'is ir
rcslstible just because a porous plastei
happens to get stuck on him. _
savso MANY A TIME.
Minute'Cou‘gh' Care will remove all
Sure cure for. coughs, colds. croup.
grip; bronchitisand other throat and
ate Cough Cure several years." says
Postmaster-10. 0. Bowen. Barr, ill.
“it is the very best cough medicine on
the'market. it has Saved me many a
severe spell of sickness and f warmly
lacommeud lt.". The children‘s fa.vor~
' , , . . l
The mbn who is thoroughly satisfied
with himself doesn‘t care whether oth~
or people are satisfied with him or not.
‘ A's a_“eprlng medicine." Ramon’s
iron Tonic is proving the most satin.
factory to our trade. $1.00. it- H
Plaisted.‘ ‘ . . .1. ' > . “
'hsar the girls. says
you
How often
midi/lanai .....
getting some foolish man to give her
from Mr. E..Maraliall. Gas City. ind.
"i recently sprained my ankle so sc-
vei'eiy that twoiproparatlons my phy-
A
friend brought mc a bottle of Ramon'
Nerve & Bone Oil. and in a surprising.
This is the
Oil is pure." Only 35c. R. H. Plais-
ted. "
the men and women don't ride on tally-
'STOP8 THE COUGH AND WORKS
‘ The hands ofu clock are ulnuiys on
the impound still they may be he-
says Edward Mahler, proprietor of the
Union Bottling Works. Erie. Pa. "and
tried all kinds of remedies. went to
Finally i read of Kodoi Dys
pepsin Cure and have been taking it to
‘ i never found
its equal for stomach trouble. and glad.
ly recommend it in hope that i may
Kodoi Dyspep-
sia Cure cures all stomach troubles.
You don‘t have to diet. Kodol Dyspep-
ry should remember that the poet is
which wo have just emerged has left
Don’t neglecticougho and colds; even . ‘
hit is spring. Such cases often result '
sellously 31.313113: season Just. because
.peopleflare,.ca_reiess. ,{ A dose of One
danger; i-Absolutely‘ safe. Acts at once.
lung troubles. "i have used One Min-
' 7 ; physician
* daily are
. :tlisl
' and 8
I _
cuisines”...
”my ° “smashes ‘
. gyArcwamANme” . ;
‘ .Tbolim *WE of the-lbw. medi.
clues Colours SOIVent, set-1m my
be. ".
Too often when a man tries to pinch
others he hurts himself. . 1
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-.——..AT—u~——e—.—~.~‘
A NEARLY FATAL. RUNAWAY
Started a horrible‘ulcer Ola-fined“; of
J. H. Orner, Franklin Grove. m.,‘which
defied doctors and all‘remedies for
four. years. Then Bubkien’e Arnlca
salve cured him. Just as good for
Bells. Burns. Bruises. Cuts, Corns.
Scolds. Skin Eruptions and Piles. 250
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. / "
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8.
’5 some people while on earth try to
live on the interest of their imagincry
o treasures in heaven.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New castle.
Del.. says: "f suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to‘have great dlsv
tress and belching. ltried everything
i could hear of. but nothingbelped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and F. H.
Baxter.
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No man has a moral right to dili-
close a cloven breath during the hon-
cymoou.
who-u.»—
Speaklug of a matter which is of vi»
tal interest to many hereabout, Mr.
Elias Hammond; ofrWiiiin, iad..‘,~says:
“i ‘ would- not under “any circumstances
do without Ramou's Liver Pills and
Tonic Pellets. They are undoubtedly
the bestii ever saw and l have used a
great many", 25 eta, trial dose free.
it. if. Plalsted. . ' "
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Lawyers occasionally make mis-
takes. but they seldom bring suit
against one another.
.......
SHOT lN foe LEFT LEG.
For all kinds of sores. burns, bruis-
es. or other wounds Dertt's Witch
Hazel Salve is a sure‘cure. Skin diseas-
cssesmf piles. Cooling and healing.
None genuine but DeWitt's. Bew‘are of
counterfeits. “i suffered for many
years from a sdre caused by a gun shot
wound in my'ieft leg." says A. S. Ful-
ler. English. Ind. "it would: not heal
and gaveme much trouble. ‘1 used all
kinds of remedies, to no purpose until
i tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve. A
few boxes completely cured meJ' d"
I
Give a man half a chance and he
will tell of a grudge he has against
some other man.“ ‘3 ~' i
. SAVEDAIOWS’LWI.
Mrs. captain n noxious. or am
food; Del» says: ;. "Brafillanfflalm our
ad gray boy‘s life. « Herbeg's‘ni instill»
the one we lost wither-naps Woman.
him a“ few doses. ‘He quickly. aroma ..
to sleep. and was all right lathe 11mm
lug." For sale by ll... H. Plaintod‘an
1". H. BIX'OP'." ., ' .-
;
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“i! l ' '1 ’21"
son has handed ’ln
tor of the
but it was his wish that. he might
ay.,so
iii‘town of Westport a good citizen. one"
es yield to it at once. Never fails in ‘
" .‘ i. g:' M”: ,. ‘ ,*
canons cautious: cunso
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