Evening sentinel, Friday, June 6, 1902 · page 7

1 ‘dftion th‘er‘e ‘

‘ ‘ AA ty-iive feet.

Ae

W A lotions. Among those present were:

3

"William Armstrong. 01' East Nor‘

walk. will shortly enter upon his duties
3 at belle 151 and.

William Wood. of First 11111111111:
gone to Oyster Bay. L. 1.. where he has
secured employment.

Fred and Miss Roberta Hawkins. of

St Jfihn avenue nr‘e the proud owners
ofa aiidscme new wheel. ’

Joseph J‘owler, roimAerly with the.

Norwolk Launch Company. is now em-
ployed by Butch & Bailey.

Mrs Alice Brundago. of West Hunt-
ing Ridge has been visiting relatives
in East Norwalk for 11 week.

Jacob Ericson, 1111 Warren street,
Went down the harbor Wednesday
night. and returned with a bushel of
ee 3.

Mrs. C. N. Jarvis and grunddaughtetr
Ruth. of Newark. N. J. are visiting
M11. and Mrs. M. D. Drew.1roi East
Washington street.

1. The Young Ladiss' Industrial Society
held a delightful meeting. last evening.
‘1 at the boom of Miss Marguerite Taylor.
‘ in Van Zandt street.

Rev Melville E. Cunningham, of V111~
iey- Stream, L. 1., is the guest for a
" few days of 111 parents, Rev. and Mrs.

Edward (31111111113111.1111. of flowed street.

E G. Wilkinson has had his lau‘nch
“Cbemaun” placed in commission for
the season. She? lies moored at John

ACCoiAe‘a float between the b id es. A A 1
1The regular monthly meeting of
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
will be held next Monday evening. in
the company rooms in Van Zandt
street.

Painter J. W. Beatty is pointing two
houses for Gerard H. Wood. in Hemli-

1 ton avenue. South Norwaik. and is pn-
poring the residence of William H.
Smith.

Mrs. C. Smith. of this place, secured
the prize offered by the" Loro‘w Glass
Blowers. for being the most popular
lady in town. The prize vies a glass
boat in a glass-1 glob‘e.

“has its“ as main ex-

venue. ring ‘56.?

F tea 91' as w majority of
them belonging to members of the
South Norwaik Launch Club. are now

1 0 Ah no north of the draw- 1‘
mooredt t e etc have returned to their home in Hemp-

: stead. after spending a month in Mid-
brook Rowayton.

' bridge. Theya er in ad:
1'

1 contractor Wt llam Sheldon, of Nor ‘
walk this morn ng. started a force of
men at work breaking ground for the
new bakery of Jaiuee Ht Rundle. Finch
111111111111»st 111111 handsome team of
'giways will do the carting, The build-1
ing will be twentyslx feet front. with
1. extreme length on Osborn ayenué.
eightydlve feet. The rear will be for-
The work on the.cellarA
‘ will be pushed as rapidly as possible,
so that the carpenters may commence
their nonetructlon.1‘ 11 ‘-

 

James Dayton. of Bayview Place ccl- ‘

1 ebrated the ninth anniversaiy of his

birth. last evening, by entertaining at -

party of friends at his home. The ev-
ening Was very pleasantly spent in
games And music. tollowedA by a line
collation. Among the presents the
‘ 1 host received was a boat and a catching
‘ glove. His guests included Clara Piahl
Mabel Gehrmann Ganetta Ericson, An-,

' ‘ our Mcliweine. H6‘w‘n‘rd Gourmand.

Charles Piabl, Cbar‘les Gsbrmann. Er-
' nest Ericsou.f H rold Heinaemau.
' ' Aes Dayton and

The Young Peoples Society of Loyal
f 1 th dvent Christian

meeting an leetioo‘i groomers. last

chino,- 11111.11 6 regular Weekly pray~ 1

e‘rvlce. hoice was made as fob

society is‘ in excellent condition. iina

daily and socially, and is doing goollj- 1 -

yestaday from a visit an

ts file’mlaannual business,

‘ his brothe

 

Mr. and Mrs. "111.12. 99171110111. Mr. and
Mrs. 0 w. 811 .ehgmour. daughter Edith.
'oteasor and Mrs. '1‘. S.

11 East Nori- -h
”it

teraon on
“Mrs. W?

A rilloeport; 13.3

and sons. M. T1.
and George Gregory. daughters May.
Bertha. Florence and Doris Gregory.
Milford: Rev. and M.rs1C. R. Ford.
Bridgeport; Mrs. Hattie Ford. Milford:
Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Bartram. and
daughter Deitha. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Gray. 1111111111111, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bacon. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank. Bradley. Miss Ada Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. E.1 Wilcox. Mr‘ and M
.1113. I’erry.Mrund Mrs. George Wool-
sey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B1cm. Strut-

foi'd; Archie Dana. lildgefleid; "Mr. and A

Mrs. G. Payne and dunghtetr Ruby. Mr
and Mrs. G. Moore. Bridgeport; Miss

Nellie Minor. Milfordl Miss Emily Bnra ‘

tram. Mr. and Mrs. John A. scymour.
South Norw‘alk: Miss Clera1Ainsworth.
East Norwalk; Frederick Hoyt South
Nor-walk; the Misses Stella and Ade.
laid Drew, Miss Minnie Bears. New Ha.
yen; M1. and Mrs. 0. 13. Sterling. Mr.
and Mrs. Nichols, and Miss Nichols,
the Misses Minnie and Lizzie Lewiii.
Bridgeport; Mr. and Mrs." William"
Baird,F .13. Patterson, Bridgeport.

A «~Only one remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the body: Doan' s Oint-
ment. At any drug store 50 cents. '

R0 Wll I'TON. 1

Bessie Mills is riding a new wheel.
Willism‘ Monro is the guest of
friends in New York.

Mrs. Theall and daughter Mildred 1

are visiting relatives in Port Chester.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weed have mov-
ed to S. R. Wood's cottage. Middle
Five Mile Diver.

There was a rehearsal for the Chil-
dren' a day Concert in the Baptist
Church, last evening. 1

Mrs. Irving Clark and daughter
Mabel hays returned home trim a
visit With friends in Bethel
1 Howard Every has secured a posi
tion as bookkeeper with the McK‘ibbeu
Company. of South Norwalk.

Mrs: Abbie J siM‘eArrltAt. of Iiowaytoh.
is visiting 1131‘: augh‘ter. M139. Alvin 8
. A 111 ' sums, High Ridge.

salary of the 18am
l“estarday afternoon

9A B. Cleverley.
rof Danbury.‘ was in
1111 his

this 111‘
lie is.

boats and his residence on
s. o. Weeds re
Mrs. Henry Scofield of washings

Heights.
Nathaniel Weed and daughter Belle

Ten members of Ophlr Chapter No.

32.10.11} Sr. wont to Bridgeport Mon—

lay evening, and paid a visit to 0111
out ChapterA,11No 1. They arrived
thine about 1: ‘45 a‘ 111.

Mrs. Sattarlee. mother 01 Mrs. Ed-
'vard Walker. who is in the Norwolk
hospital, is at the home of Mrs Walk
or and will care for the little son,
vhlle the mother is in the hospital.

DARIENAND NOROTON. -

Miss Jessie St. John is visiting Stam-
ford friends.

M1; and Mrs. Joseph Hindley spent
Monday in New York.

Mrs. Theodore F. Sherman visited
Neiwalk friends. Tuesday.

A grand piano arrived at Mark Wil-
bur" a residence Friday last. 1 1

Miss Abbie Ogden is in Brooklyn,
and is much improved in health.

Frank Freudenthal of Dar-ten. spent
Sunday at his father‘s home in Beth-
ol. 1 ' ’
' A business meeting was held at the
Congregational Church Monday even-

IIMr. and Mrs Ballard. East Main
street. are moving to their cauntry
be me.

Miss Sadie Maya. of Stamtord. has

returned from a visit with Miss Jessie
,1 St John.

Miss Edna Capen has returned from
her visit at her Noroton home to
smith College. 1,1 1‘

Mrs A.F C. Taylor may
from Stamford to Greens Farms.
Gillette did the moving. .1
The Dorie Launch Works

11111-13111; cedar row boat
D. 'l’rbwbridite.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerham, of New York.

{Wednesday
R.

A‘returned Monday fr 111 a visit with
111'Mrs.1 EnhancemEAt

Main street
Giftord _Waterbu bAA
Rutherford in Monroe

2.0 Stuart 1. ..1tney. of Port Chester.

coil as out ‘o
vocal selections: Frederick Hoyt. ran 1. -

 

to the insane hospital at Mlddlstowb.
by the Probate 001111.811 is hopeless-
ly insane. Him aln hallucination is
anal 1

. a.” client 9 has meal ed
that (re 1-1he ladeugbtew

new BA Edwards. now at the Waste
inst , lisp its 111ch Sunday. Mrs.
Ew ‘ 1 will be glad
Anl‘ry. much better.

to

it is said that
Noroton, got into :1
11.111311111111111. a veteran-
”Q5 1011 to blows. Bussing was

spam with Tim-
and that

"kid! 1
11min used up. 1Thw'veternns say that ‘ 1“

'se‘vere wedneadoyfind as Barker ten“.
a check on a Danbury bank for‘

the end of the matter has not yet a1'~1A
rived and that some arrests will pro-
bnbly be made in the case. Mr. Bus—
sin‘g lea resident of SouthANorwalk.
undvthe motive for theattn‘ck is not
known, as he is believed to.have nev
or injured anyone in his life.

wtsrpdar

The vestry of Trinity Church held a
meeting last night.

Mrs. F1 edeiick 11111111111111 is visiting
friends in Newtown. 1

Charles BedfOrd is about this sec
tion 111 a new automobile.

1 Weatport Grango.yvill hold a regular
Meeting next Wednesday.
1111111113” H No is entertaining
Tattle. or New Haven.
Do‘remus to as. of New York.
huge liken 11111111111111 of the Thomas
ass . 1

June 10 the children of Middle Dls~
ti'loAt school are to give an entertain
ment. 1

The expenditures for the town farm
during the month of May amounted to
$123. 86.

Gleenwlcn parties Awho recently pur
chased the Martin place. will take pos-
session of it today.

Miss E A. Slover of 1Watcrville1 la
the guest of Mrs. George Siover.‘ at
her King street home.

Albeit Mills. who has been confined
to his house through sickness. is sold
clently recovered to be out again.

Aaron Bennett who recently gave
up the shoe store at State and Main
streets, is doing cobbling fol Sturges
& Sun.

A new cariiace shed is being con-
structed for J E Stevens. and the res-
idence and but buildings are to be re-
painted. '

June 19 and 20 a barn party is to be
elven at the barn of W. G. Staples. the
proceeds from which will go to the
library fund.

_ Wakeman Brotherton is reported as
being dangerously 111. He is a nutter-
or from heart trouleA and yesterday
was Palm even in f ir1condition. A 1
Plowing is th ampunt of mail car
111111 on the Rural Delivery routes dur-
ing May: Route No. 35 4.698; route

No 11.31194; route No 13 54116.

Referee Banks has granted an order
to'l‘rusiecdoseph G. Hyatt in sell the
old accounts of the bankrupt firm of
Finch 111 Perry. A hearing will. be had
in the town clerk‘s oilice J1me ll. .

Mrs. Betsy Wheeler has been in ill
health for some time. and while her
condition is not such as to occasion
grave apprehensions on the part of her
friends they are concerned about her

Mrs. R. P Sherwood of Galveston.
Texas, who was a visitor here last

summer. will arrive in town tomorrow 1

for an indoflnite‘sta‘y. making her
headquarters with Miss Carrie Brad

ey. 1 1 . .

The Toooet Launch dc Motor Com-
panyAAis equipping a launch owned by
one of the wealthy residents at Eat
nn's Neck 1.. i. and also converting
Dr L. M Allen's yacht Bon Ben into
and auxiliary.

John Gibbons was arrested. in South
port Wednesday evening bv Deputy
Shorlif Kempcr and taken to‘ the West.
port sanitarium Gibbons was a for
mer inmate at the sanitarium and was
iccently released. *

An entertainment is to be given in
'i‘oquet Opera House. June 12. for the
benefit of the Methodist Church. The
talcnnt twill comprise Mrs. (manning

Hrrls; readings; Arthur W Jensen.
and H. A. Powellr vocal selections.

Following are the newly elected 0111
cars of the Congregational Church
Sunday school: William H.811”. an.
perlnteadcnt: G. B. Bradley.“m
Superintendent: Reba » Hubble
letaryA; H. C. Wood art
M. 11.001111. librarlan; 1.-
and E. W Hubbell assistant librar
inns '

One of the most active and remark
able pill ladies in this centres 111 Mrs.
Mary S. Squires rellct of John Squires
a veteran of the war of 11.812 Mrs.

Squires is a government pensioner. ,

and was a visitor at the town clerk’s
odice Wednesday. Years ago she 11‘s..
sided 1‘11 Westp‘ortv p‘tbper, but is now
living in Greens Farms diélrtct A,
clares she feels like a strange as
strange land here all her old acqnaln

d1 landed being dead or having moved 1
1, from this section - 1

Due of the antique open cars
thought to have been relegat '

1 good one has been but on?)

ad apron hu 8
salt the force or

John Leonard has been committed.‘ ‘

 

quAustln boys of .“
l

 

dare

th‘e Milne and costs, While the 111111111

was telephoning to Dmihu’ry to discov‘
or whether the check would be. honor-1;

ed the justice gave Barker some fatli

erly advice. The check was fined. and
replacing his check book in his pocket
rejoicing,

Barker went on his way
stopping only at the town pump to 1111
bibc some water and kill that dark
brown taste.

Wll. TON.

Rev: J. C Sturges. of New York.
spent Saturday in Wilt ton. 11.

Miss Mabel Disbuow. of New York is .3

visiting Miss Edith Jeokson.A A 1
Miss Edith White. of New Britain,

was home over Decoration Do.
it is reported that Miss

ed.

nut H111.

Miss Edna Haiwood. of New York
spent Decoration fill? and also Sunday
with Mrs. J B. Sturges.

1111.11.11. 131111111, of Jamaica. L L. 1
is the guest for a few days of Miss Fol.» '

sum. of R111 113er Form.

Miss Mabel Hart “a teacher in the 1
college jet Northampton. Mass. will go .1 A

abroad tor the summer.

Mrs. A. E. Emery. of Brooklyn. and IV 1‘ 1 j 1
111111 liter Miss Annie, were the guests .‘ « ' ‘

ice of Wilton friends. 1.1 €11

houae- brim. fences and floors.

ary 11' 1‘
White. of Cannons. is slightly llabrov-f‘ 1141

Mrs Angeline Gregory is visiting her ‘ H
sister. Mrs. William Finch. in 359$"

week
1111's.; Frank Fern and children. and ,

1 l-iITE 1111::v FREEZERS
‘ season aeons .
wmnowopllfiasus
cquIVAroks
ONEoWHEEL HOEB
TWO-WHEEL“: W058
FILTERS ’ Y
(can Stone and Faucet Filters)
wares cooLERs. A
Wood Alcohol in any quantity.
in Paints, Varnllhes. Shellac-A En.
smelt. Stains. 5111., we are headquar-
tern 111 ' 1
Remember. Longman cl Martinez
and Devon's are the Rolling 1211.11.15.-
etc..
and prices are low considerluw quality.

1.0111111111111111.
A Phone use,

Mrs.‘1Dlpck. of. New York. ore {1.th “

guests of Mrs. J. B. Sturges.
Mrs. Charles Jones and Herbert 0

con and family. are occupying thfl r‘AA,

summer residence in North Wilton.
Miss Henrietta Willing. Mr. on Mrs
Baker and Fred Bakei of New ork

wine the guests over Sundayi Qt Mm. 1.

Willing. of Cannons.

Rev. W. D. Hartle’ft town 111st week

for a two weeks‘ vaoationn He Will 11112" ,‘
breed 1 at the commencement exercises I ‘

0' hi Mughm’ 11111111111111 Cheri Ara sometimes hard to get. but more

1111 College. Ohio

Mrs. Della Sturgcs recently returned
to her home in Cannons. accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Sadie. who has
been spending the ivinter in Greenville.
N. C. for her health.

Mrs. D B Ogden and Mrs. D. D.Tel1-
lord of Pasaaic. N J. were in town on
Thursday. Arrangements were then
completed for renting the D. B. Ogden

place for the 1111111111
gins. a New York

The Willem frié S119! Rev. Charles

M Belden 'qu be i tér‘ested to learn
that he 11 ~ ccs‘pt'ed the rectorship of
A Geneva. Switzer-

bls family for
AntwerpfAAA insole for his
new pariah.
The W11
an adjourn

1 the Library
Tuesday 111111111

fbllowing offi-

n'resident: Miss
president; Mrs. -
treasurer, and Rev. W E. Hooker. sec-
rotary

The wedding ceremony of1 Theresa
Webb and Harry :‘iackson was witness-
ed by a large company of relatives and
blends. at the Methodist Church. in
Georgetown. Wednesday afternoon. at
2 .30 o 'clock The service was read ac,-

cording to the rites of‘ the Methodist._

Episcopal Church. by the pastor, Rev

Mr Beach. The. bride attired in 11.1
sown or white taffeta. and the usual-A

bridal veil was met at the chancel by
the groom and his best man. Dr. Mans.

ileld. offkidgefleld: The bride whoA

Edward

ve‘n away h *1. 61 ll
0

. . W hit on
‘ idli‘n‘loregi'oe K‘ is
bite gown and- picture hat. The ush-

re were Louis Ambler and Arabic Ab- 1 1 '1 1

to Carlton W134
for

deletion held

one 1111.11.11.11; nevertheless. We
don't want to seem boastful but we
are 1111111101 0111191011111. We worked
hardito net it. :We didn't take what
was thrown to us.‘Tbnt1‘ia one reason
why we have the trade in do.

Painting. Paper Hanging, Decorat
111g. 1 1 1

EEGorham

10 First Avenue. EAST NORWALK

Tel. oil

has considerable power when spent

31b3, 1.1119611121111111.
mmpp‘orated Peaches.

 

1 billouanoss.

1 25c atF. H. as

1 Second United RI’Ariesb tel-inn Ch

 

rying as

It was die‘c gen,“
bullet bltt‘lnmfl 11113
behind him. Wiring.

a verdict of acts

”Every, y
ion." writes
handler-
r 11111111111110 severe. sicko
caused by {111111 Fever abd Mthm
few than [could gét'mm. ab‘lltii'
learned 0 the marvelous merit of
ing's New Discovery for Consump-
Atlon. used it. and was completely our
ad ’ For desperate Throat and Lung
Diseases it is the safest cure in the

Only 250. at F.1H

Cle m: t ctr
,Kino' s New Life 13511133111” ill

lve liv
lkebtlo
. Builte

ml BBTY.

J'
bowels. 1003

world and is infallible for 0011511st

Colds and Bronchial Affections. Guar
anteed bottles. 50c and 3100.1117111‘.
bottles free at 131-11 1 Baxter' is. “

YALE 11110115981111.1113 orrsaao be

ad a town farm.

‘was dialled by W

N.
NFW HAVEN. June 1.41.11.11.01 1. " “bl,

Henry Wade Rogers. of the Yale Law

school. who was Offered the position of : ,;
dean of Boston univereity has declined ‘A

the after having concluded to racial 11
at Yale. Professor Herbert E. Gr‘e
cry of 11113.11“ been tends red tb

place of head proteasoi' of geology in"

the Massachusetts institute of Tech
nology , A A

Bells pimples. rough 1111111 1111.111;
no more exist where 111111111111 iron

1, Table is used thsnwweil it's the
most dremote impossibility. This great

1.10111 medicine separates the import
ties from the blood and discards them

'A ‘ through the proper channel instead of

through the skin. Large bottle. 31 B
H.PlalsteAd1

CHAMBERLAIN HAS .A MAJGRITV.
PORTLAND. 0110.. June 6,.~Col'n-

"‘pAlet‘e returns from the entire state,

with the exceptions of ten email pro

clncts give Chamberlain (Deni. ) a ma- 7,
jority of 331 Over Furnish; (Ben) for 1 1‘

governor The remslain
cannot charlie the result ate

in the First Congressional. 111 trlct
Tongue (Rep) has a majority oils,
031.11n increase of 3.012 over his ma—
jority of two years ago. In the Sec.

precl CF

and Congressional district J. M. W11 1

§i%mson1jtkep.); has; a majority of 8.

~ SPRING FEVER. . 1
Spring fever is another name for
It is more. serious than
most people think. A torpid liver and

inactive bowels mean 11 11111110111111 syn -

than anything l 1111 e c .
10rd Pharmecy‘. “

W
PACKERS war one 1111"

UR. 1.
NEW. ORLEANS. June 69-11111; life'-
dial Grand Jury has presented a b

11 of particulars against the New Orleans“
1 representatives of the alleged beef

trust asking that the court compel
them to testify and produce their

books or answer for cohtempt of. court.“

The judge ordered the packers repre
sentatives to appear Monday and show
cause why they should not be punish
ed for contempt. A A AA

LEADE‘ THEM

1 L; ‘ H 1“
“One Minute Cough Gore beets all '
I ever tried 1'01.

other medicines
coughs. colds. creep and thrciit and
lung troubles." says D. Scott Currln.

, of Loganton Pa. One Minute Cough

Cure is the only absolutely sate cough
remedy Which “11111111111111 M

there everywhere testify to the good 11
has done their little ones. Croup is so

sudden in its attacks that the doctor

often arrives tee late. It yieldb at
once to One Minute Cough Cure. Pleas
sant to take Children like it. Sure
corduroy grip, bronchitis coughs. Ciif

VOLCANAOES ARE STILL ACTIVE

. LSEATTLE}. .Was‘ii, Annie eleo‘unt

”Redoubt Llamna' and Mount Angus

tine, in Cool: Inlet. Alaska. have been
throwing an smoke and steam for one
past several months according to it’d

' vices brought down on the steame

ABcrhta. Mount Redoubt threw out

‘1 sprinkling of ashes that fell around

the Bertha ten days ago.

in PYA rim-:3 in 01.11 Town
1"We [sit very 11111111131 writes it A
‘ , an

11: delights all who use it for Cuts.

Goran Burns. Drdises. Bells.Ulce1-s.
Eruptions lateilllble for Piles. only

CHICAGO June 6.
tide of the Second united Proesbytsr-
1111‘: Church. 011111111 city;.hns voted to
call the Rev, Hugh J Given; 1‘11 the

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-. ‘ eases. allklnds of bonds
mess-1

urea .
,tdreen. New York;

 

119
After 911p

‘Atowns poor will be 111111111 oi
this farm 1 ,A A ”

Ramon'a Nerve "dr. 9
its name. penetrate e‘s ‘
biotic. driving but pal
miraculous cures 111
250.1111. P1111119

AN lMFDRMAh ~1‘ 1

The Fourth 111‘ Jul

111 in 1Rldgeileld b‘
lit the Casino of th‘ 11

1 An orchestra from

the music. and "the c

nlng’ to Make it a

E!
W Roberts 61111111
A11 old man. triers} in
with whet1.oood /do
incurable colleen. 1
cane hopeless till AA _A A
tors and applied

Suite. which

tr

ohred him. Whig: i
all 11 to expel hllo ‘
were 1101301111 R tilth

lve exerts its mot

Wet. bleed diseases ‘
ulcers and SONS» m
Salve, 25c ,

3‘ 'We sell all kinds ofb

‘ A 1 but are frank tolsay the“ He.

onic gives results ii
for the ordinary me

a Plalsted; .
‘7 WISHEAD ‘His ens

1.; STERLING A
'of the late do A
OI this once. after '
any, aiA‘nAouhtiiAig
his eight children.
on my son John
that should the on
God forbid) wheat)
that they be as lea
lives to her defence

was in the dark days of

W

A REAL. F BLEND
“I suffered from dye
fiction for {fitteen year
Sturdevant at Merry
tér I had tried many do
lollies to no avail one
persuaded me to try K
libmedlate relief ’

IchAe‘erqully r3 1 ‘A
Don't try‘to cure a ma
V1 dl‘éAtiu‘g. That only
ca 113 the system Y
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11111.1 111') ‘

'by digesting it wit on.
aid Clitllord Phat-Elect!

, 9“ A.
hire but one four
force of drivers.A

IglEA DY 'ro YIELD.
used DeWitt's Witc H
or piles and found it ‘
says 5. An;- Meredith WA
Del Operations unnecessa
‘piles. They always yield
Witch finial salve: can

inerara and Yeneancl

1 e rture next week ire

an 31111111311111 on;
E A present.