3 MM a. s T
TO nus? anus soar
N0 near NO'RUBT, ‘ ,
NO ausr NO BUN.”
We are always at your service.
T. B. GRIFFIN. Druggist,
205 Washington at. South Norwalk.
Bissau
Eben S. l-lustcd is in Bridgeport to-
day on business.
Miss Lily Fox is ill with mumps. at‘
her home in Cottage avenue.
Walter Rose and Leslie Gorbam will
enjoy an outing tomorrow at (lien is-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Helm. of
Cove avenue. are entertaining relatives
from New York city.
Mclvllio Odell has secured a posi-
tion with Herman Mnlmo. of the
Washington street bridge.
Mrs. C. M. Grove. of New York city.
spent Sunday the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Jones. of East avenue.
ilarvcy Dlssingcr. of Chicago. is the
guest of his sister. Mrs. 'llcrt I'lrum-
strup. of the Old Suugutuck road.
E. E. Gin-ham. while out driving yes-
terday afternoon, killed a goorbsized
woodcbuclt. near the Children’s ilomc.
Clwster Bennett. 'of Franklin street.
South Norwalk. has scoured a posi-
tion as driver for the Riverside Mills.
Richard Dunning. of the Washington
street bridge. will go to Wilton tomor-
row for a visit of a. few days with his
grandmother. . _
The crew of the oyster steam-3r "H.
S. Lockwood" have been laid off until
September 1, when the fail work will
commence in earnest.
The Emnnon Whist Club. will meet
with Mrs. E. ll. Smith. 71 Osborn ave-
nue. East Norwalk,-at 3 o’clock to-
morrow. Thursday. afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Waldron and children;
Raymond and Pearl, of Cottage ave-
nue, attended the camp meetingser—
vices at Springdale yesterday.”
Miss Maud Bel-rind has returned to ,
her bump in Armonk, N. Y._ after a
two weeks‘ visit tvlt'h hcr'sistcr; Mrs.
F. G. Brown. of Seaview avenue.
.Mr. and Mrs. S. Schoenhof. of New
York city. spent Sunday-the guests of
Mrs. Schoeuhof‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Bocrum. of Van Zandt street.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Faust. of Long
island. ‘arc occupying one of the tents
at Spriugdale during the progress of
the camp meeting being held in that
pluce'this week. i
ilenry Thomas. the tonsorial artist.
of Reynolds street. has opened a bar—
her shop at Cove Pond. Stamford. ills I
many friends of East Norwalk will;
wish him success in’ the venture.
“ basalt ' .' . ‘
. litany. an ' udmral33vbourath9‘
home rang‘witb laughter and good
of several very pretty gifts.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H.
11888. .
luncheon was served.
DARIENIND NOROTON.
Noroton. .
ing friends from Orange. N. J.
R: 1). Lyon is much improved in
health since his arrival in Daricn. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ballard and
family have returned from ’l‘okenckc.
Miss Lillie Scoville wont to New
York. yesterday. for a brief visit.
The (lienbrook minstrels. will soon
give an entertainment in the town
hall. ‘ . ‘
Mrs. W.. ll. Mackcy is again very scr-
iously ill other home, East Main
street.
Dr. W. W. Robinson. of the Noroton
Soldiers’ Home. was in New York.
Monday. ‘ , .
N. H. Wardwell and son, Walter.
spent Sunday with Dr.‘ and Mrs. George
ljl. Noxon.
Dudley Tilley. who is sunlmering at
Greens Farms. was in Barton. yester-
day afternoon.
Charles Reynolds and sister. Miss
Elsie. of Tuckahoe. N. Y.. are guests
of Miss Katie Faris. ,
DruggistR. A. McDonald is probably
the first in this place to have green
corn fronrhis garden.
Joseph Hindley is having thehouse
Mr. Bowen'hna the contract.
A. .H. Gamm. theNoroton photogra-
pher. has just finished several pictures
for Mr. Sawyer; at 'i‘okonekc. '
Mrs. Albert C. Bailey is improving
slightly at present. There is very lit-
tle change in her condition.
Painters have completed the exterior
of the Columbia Hotel. it has practi-
cally made a new hotel of the place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Vail. of
Stamford. were the guests. Thursday.
of Mrs. J. E. Morehonse. Main street.
Miss Florence McDonald. who has
walk. returned to her home yesterday.
One of the men in the employ of
George E. Everett was taken suddenly
A special meeting of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company will be held to- ;
marrow evening. at‘thc rooms in Van i
Zundt' street. when action Will be tak- ‘
on on the revision of the .by-laws. ;
Morris Lovejoy, of New street. has;
been engaged by Mr. Curtis. of Belle]
Island. 3‘ the new owner of the yacht.
iii. yesterday. Dr. George H. Noxou
was summoned. .
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Goodev'e and
son James. of Brooklyn. are the
guests of Manila Mrs. Herbert Foote.
Le Roy avenue... ~ ‘
Dr. W. W. Robinson and Captain J.
M. 009. of the Noroton Soldiers’ Home.
have taken a cottage at Fairfleld Beach
“Marguerite." to sail the craft from land Will 80 there next week for a vaca-
Angustilérto the close-ofr-the season. i
It. is urged that all who can attend ‘
tion.
A. H. Gamm. the photographer at
the Special business meeting in the :’ Noroton, is in Darlen almost daily. tak-
Advcnt Christian Church. tomorrowi
evening. Mattersof unusual import-1
‘ once will come, up for consideration at i
this meeting. .
The Ladies‘ Mission Society of St.;,
Paul‘s Mission. will meet with Mrs. C. i
F. Smith. at her home in Rowan street. i
tomorrow afternoon. to hear reports on i
the ,‘recent lawn fete held at Mrs. 1
Washington Youngs. ;
J‘. ‘W. .Beatty has a force of men ati
work‘paintlng the interior of the res~
idencc of Dr. Emily Pardoe. in North
Main street. South Norwalk. Mr. float-
ty has Secured the contract to furnish
the plate glass for the old Norwalk.
po'stoilic’e.
A very interesting Bible reading was
held last evening at the heme of Mrs.
Thomas Walsh. in Cottage avenue.
which Was attended by about twenty~
live. from the Advent Christian church.
in the absence of Rev. J. W. Davis.
HenryCdse, of Rowayton. conducted
the meeting. 3
Mrs. Muses H. Wilson. of Seaview
avenue.'will give a party tomorrow af-
ternoon. from 3 to 36. in honor of her
little, grindaugbter. Miss Ellie May
W'ilsdn. whols her guest. Several of
the Llittle ‘girl’s‘friends have? been in»
wilted. and a. merry time is planned.
The mansion is Miss..Wilson‘s..seventh
anniversary. Mrs. Wilson will be as-
sigtedinpntertaining by her daugh-
msxtsa Elizabeth Wilson.
x..'.t‘.lekets.-for the annual. picnic. next
Wednesday in Seaside Park. will he
‘ given‘dutfihl‘. Superintendent Bland. at
the jncaalqn of“ the ' Advent . Christian
Suam.-sehool next Sunday. All who
can‘jrdnsked to be present and get
their; tickets at that time. Lest‘year
many who had never attended the
saudbyaehocl. went on the picnic. and
iblsyear it is intended thatonly those
who areamembers of the school shall
fill-’3 3 ' ,
.g.
Rhiannon
‘ Mrs. JudsohAilaihs,’v:ho has been
“ isnbleto beautagaln.
‘ ' _ ‘ 1M ,3!“ children.
Tristan: lire}!-
overhauling his
. Creek
insisted at the morning service in the
Methodist Church. Sunday. ->
The next meetingof the Rpm .
ing a series of pictures for the purpose
of being used in a booklet to be called
“Picturesque Darlen."
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald. of
Brooklyn. will visit Mrs. McDonald‘s
sister. Mrs. A. C. Farts. this month.
Mrs. McDonald was formerly Miss
Fanny Waidé. of Darien.
A party consisting of Rev. and Mrs
Herbert S. Brown anti two sons. Mrs.
Gillette. Miss Stella Austin. Miss Helen
Scoflcld. Miss Helen Waterbury and
others. will go to Northdeld. next week
and occupy cottages there for two
weeks.
‘ Thomas A. Titus, who has had a wide
experience in the drug business, hav-
ing been several years in the employ of
'i‘sheppe. the druggist. in Columbus
avenue. New York. is now the drug
clerk in Robert A. McDonald‘s drug
store. -
C. E. Scofield has just completed a
pheasants aviary for ‘G. D. Tilly. at
Greens Farms. The posts are of iron.
covered with inch wire mesh. Mr. Til-
ly will take the birds from Darien to
Greens Farms tomorrow. He has the
Golden. Reeves. Amherst and Silvers.
Announcement was received in this
place today. of the marriage; at the
American Church. Lanterns. Switzer—
land. July 10. of Miss Ella Wilburn
Cramer.'niece of Mrs. Elizabeth Hall.
to Dr. J. J. Kindred. The doctor is
well known in Barton and vicinity. as
formerly the proprietor of a sanitar-
» hub in this town. and more recently of
:1. similar establishment on Staten Is—
, and. *
-Women love a. clear. healthycom
‘plexion. Pure blood makes it. But-
dock Blood Bitters makes pure blood.
. are-swear: ‘
Miss Hattie Holmes returned 'Saten
day from a visit with friends in Nor-
, walk. ‘ :
There are lively.‘ontches or eelsln
in the mill pond. Weston. The average
weight isthmposnds. - ‘ .
Presiding Elna. Dr. Montgomery. of~
Magus of .the- Methodist Churches}:
:0 beheld in Summation): inapp-
dve reins-nears their we in Green
Maui-3a wviaitvtthtttends
cheer. Miss Vivian Was the recipient
The executive committee of the
Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor. also the prayer meeting.
missionary 'and literay committees of
the Baptist Church. will meet tonight
Sharer. for the transaction of busi-
Miss Eliza Baldwin was given a
birthday surprise. last Friday. at her-
home in Highland avenue. the occa-
sion being a delightful one to all who
attended. There were vocal and in.
strumental selections. which were
much enjoyed and a very tempting
Mrs. J..C. Mather spent Monday at . ‘
Mr.‘ and Mrs: Fleming" are entertain-
occupled by Carl Wuerz repainted“
been visiting friends in "South Nor-“
«.n'mshmams. '
ed. hf ._ tum Ila
”fills? a "wild-w... .raggmw
lished by Lynn. E.‘Pinkham’l
egetable Compound.
"Dean Mus. I’mxnsu:-—! was in
an awful state for nearly three you!
with a complicatio of female. troubles
which three pllysi inns ‘oalled by dif-
tsxeut names, but‘the' pains were a
the same. . 1 dreadedt
...
MADEIJAR lo. MONTE.
monthly periods for it meant a couple
of days in boil in awful agony. 1 final-
l_\' made up my mindsthat the go
doctors were guessing; and hearing
from dill‘crn-nt friends such good to
ports of Lydia 1'}. Bulkhflm's Veg-
etable Compound. 1 tried that. ]
blt‘ss the day 1 did. for it was the
dawning of a new life for me. I used
fire lintilcs before ‘I who cared. but
when they were “hull was a well
woman once More: Your Compound is
certainly Wonderful. Several of my
friends have used it since.‘nnd nothing
but the best dol ever“hesr from its
use." .-.. Yours. Manual: IA. LAMox-ra.
2:": E. that St;. Chicago. lll.——paooa
fulfill/fallow teatime-Ila! Is "locum. ‘. 9
If Lydia E. Pix kbalufs- Vege-
table Compound 't. gld‘buro Miss
LnMoxnro+«~ivlly not) you? Try it
and sector yourself. ‘ ,
Biron} ’lnkltnm advises nick wo-
men from A ddrcss, Lynn. Mall.
Locust Bifts.
The bite of the locust,iklsslng bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat-
uratc a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses, with Brizilian‘Balm and
bind over the bite. instant relief.
Remove it: half an hour ‘and you will
find a drop. as green as grass. This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the. trouble is over. This is the
only thing in the world we know of
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite, it instantly
applied, so always keep it on hand.
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Druggists or sent quick. l1
l~‘. JacksomaudCo” ludlanspolis.
Child’s Rocker Free
For 46 Ozone Soap Trade Marita.
2 Ozone Starch ’I‘rade' Marks.
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
Given Away at
BUCKLE Y & WHEELER.
morons: AND CYCLE SUPPLIES.
52 South nan: St. So. Norwalk.
finn—n‘
The magma. of Trade marks .
must be presented for reckon » ‘
All lint-class stores sell the Ozone
goods. » - . . . .
» oak. quorum
We are trying to better satisfy our
customersiby not having any wagons
on there“. but will attend very
promptlrto: orders hr postal. card. and
at! 101103“!!! priceS. with square deal-
ing: Alhhlndsv of iron. $0113.; rub»
bar boats. shock Ind‘blcycle tires, 5c
its; lightbm. fie its: heavy brass.
“to; Cooper. ucanewter. 10c: man. It:
lb; folded nevrspapevs in bundles. 56c;
tea and heavy lead. 3c. These prices
are goodwill market changes. Watch
moody," .
‘ 3, autumn HARRIS -
Phone 15“. 1; Box MG. ' Romans.
mountable, butdenflurfibmt la-
mahmmfimm
my man the harness. is: on,
management vr'mnot the
day. . Bambi-sit- tomorrow by calling
he titan of my
ComstOck ‘
'58 DOW
. ,, 3. 3 .
wraith granary in .lll. ; . 3
Miss Jennie Crank is visiting f ends
in Weston. . 3 ‘
Miss Pansy‘Wiison. is visiting her
grandparents. in Saskatoon.
Mrs. Hathaway. of Onconta. N. Y.. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hyatt.
A lawn fete will be held on the chap-
el lawa, tonight. for the benefit or the
. . i, . 3
church. . . .. .
Mrs. Barr and iidren, off Br oklyn.
are visiting her parents; ‘umaa Mrs. “l
Darling. , -
Mr. and Mrs. E. hTaylor spent Sun~'
day with his mother. Mrs. Thomas. in
Bridgeport. 3 ’
William Sherwood. of New Haven.
. has been a guest at W. H. Sherwood'a '
g the past week. ‘
Mrs.‘ Thomas dollar and child. of
City island. is visiting her sister, Mrs. ,
John Crawford.
Mrs. E. S. Taylor has been enter-
taining her aunt. Mrs. Fannie Grum-
man and daughter. of Norwalk.
Charles E. Gregory. who was badly
bruised by falling tram a load of hay,
last week, is slowly improving.
Willimins Chalmers. of South Nor-
walk.‘has been visiting her grandpar.
eats. Mr. and Mrs. David Winters.
Mrs. Nancy Flilow, Mrs. Minnie
Gregory and Miss,..leniiie Cronk vlsit~
ed relatives in Bridgeport. last‘wcek.
Mrs. Willmotb returned tether home
in Mamaroneek. Saturday. after a
week‘s stay with her daughter. Mrs.
Robert Gregory. ‘
Washington Lodge. 1. 0. G. T.. enter—
tained the Good Templars Lodge. of
Bridgeport. Tuesday evening. They ,:
came by carryall.
Our newsboy for..tbe past two‘yesrs, ‘
Clarence Boutony. :us given up the
route for the pres t. Paul'laermunn
is taking his plscfi. _ " '~ ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett. of New Ca.
nasn, Miss Barren. of New York. and:
Miss Burke. of N rwnlk. spent Sun-
day at A. B: Gregof- ’s. ‘ ‘ .
Special 8.111.991i ‘ '-
Volunteer Fleur»
17.’ if:
A. titan
COTTAGE AVEh EAST NORWALK.
Mailman
assaiosanoas
HAMMOCK§ ,
‘ WHITE MT. Fnzzzsns
SCREEN coon: ‘
wmoow scanus
cunwarons
ONE-WHEEL HOE!
Twowuzsl, Hons
Hunks
(Beth Stone and-Faun! Filters)
WATER COOLERO.
Wood Alcohol than, quantity.
In. Paints. Varnish“. Choline, Eu-
amcls, Stains. Etc. m m headquar-
M I .
) Remember. Length-n A Martinez
and new: are the loading Paints for
trauma. fence: and floors. etc»
and prim on low considering quality.
Watkins ~33;
112‘ Wuuiueroh man.
it “com uranium.
M 1“
sensual
_ all permeation. .
0 80 t0 the busy man when you
want anything in, his line; it he wasn't
[odd he wouldn't be busy. That's why
we believe you’ll be suited here.
WALLPAPER
Only ‘artlatlc‘yinlgm.
You find the'hi all they should be.
PAINTING AND. .
'PAPIlR “some.
We'rofreadydo do the work.
macaw assess.
Any size, rinks or ‘thlcknon, tot
‘FAINTERO' avenues.
aarls'ra' MATERIALS.
PAIN'rlNo AND PAPER HANGING.
PICTURE FRAMING.
.Wo make It If! art.
' Dam.
of washinpronl "asst
South Non-walk.
I. Telephone Connection.
. .‘y .. . I I » ‘ . ‘ Letters, showing an antagrsph letter
Janina Brown.
* run mane nus-r
'. qurc wane Lind Ild‘ lino
.Lnlxod by hand will wear twico
. u» long and cover ”double sor-
, ass as machinery mixed; ‘ The»
9339 of William Stevens and of,
Wilcox. both on South
pin street. were painted by no
land. manner our eleven "an
”0.1110! In still good. 3 ‘ ; _.
Your house will stand so well
1 point it. My cues. n Bomb
Iain street. My
‘lltu Grove strut.
A Flash 2
Valve.
Notable-s. clam without 19: or v-
tor hammer. flu no tank
THEIDEAL
VOLUMETER "mun! REID
LATINO FLUIH VALVE.
A self adjusting pronoun regulator
applied to I Flush Volvo operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the lam
amount of water ln'tbc some lamb of
time. regardless of the bend or pm
am in service pipe. )
Boo it in operation In our display
mom. ~
Bruce ll. Nash
muslin savanna
Nomalllialiuiiais.
‘ so. so Wares smear.
somauonwjmacr. .3
SOLOMON. SCAM. Manager.
Gold. Silver, them and Copper
in any book ever issued.
‘Belts ‘st sight. Small fortunes
rum-nu. I
‘ Write for terms and circulars. Ad
century is at your service
5 Railroad Place.
experienceon the lab ect have fitted
as lode till-well; ‘ 3 '
TEWbF'L8: bolder-v, l
‘ ._ . mnemonic Stalin a“:
.BirdCueas-md sum of -
' nan Worn. Repaired ‘
mans-assume.
Hflwm’Mna.
Gummwwmcu.
. . Balmhucbrcdahadicuego.’ Hay Fe-
. 3, "tart? «it. map- as: unalienalne ,
State of Ohio, ss., City of Toledo.
Lucas County. ,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
in the senior-partner of the firm of i“
J. Chen? a 9.. doing business in tin
City or (tied . County and State store
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED 'OLLARS
for each and every one o Citsrrb
that cannot be cured by the use at
Hull's Catarrh Cure. ' ‘
‘ FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9th day of Decent
her, A. D.. 1886.
’ " ' " “ Ai‘W. CLEMSON.
‘ " ' Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrb Cure is taken inter
unity and not: directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials. froe.’ .
19.1. CHENEY. & 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Urologists. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the belt.
"The book of “the
Presidents”
By Gen. Charla-M. Grocvcnor.
20 years member of Congress. Pro.
caused the most sumptuous and mag
gihcently beautiful book ever: issued
in the United .States.‘ Contains 21 .
large full-page Photon-ovum Por-
traits. reproduced from the best paint
lag: in the White House. the Con esp
tonal Library“ the Capitol Buildi I and.
{1:9 Corcoran Art Gallery. of Washing. S l
n.
. contains Department of Autograph
of each President of the United States.
add Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. These two
features have never before appeared
Both President McKinley and Presi-
dent Roosevelt posed specially in. the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work.
This is the greatest honor ever con-
ferred on any publication ever issued
‘in this country. This work reflects
credit upon the Nation. Every putrid
tic American citizen will buy it.
being made by men rind women
and large ‘ fortunes ‘ will be
madeon this publication within the
next three year-st Highcisss men and
women outplayed on commission or
part salary and part commission. $1.:
500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manager
wanted to open small oliice at home‘or
in home \town. to have charge of asl
eats and correspondence. look after
the ‘ advertising and, other. work.
3 THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
Corcoran Building. Opposite
U. 3. Treasury.
Washington. D. C.
rwo IMPORTANT in.
was av ”antagonism:
FIRST ‘
/ Are you insured in a strong
l company that is conflagration
proof"?
SECOND
Is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
3 JACOBM'LA near.
PM insurance,
so. Norwsilt.
. Fire , Insurance
seem to be about the only common!”
bought without regard, to. quality.
Theref are a: many grades of mm.
once u there, are of nonbinding.
You are undoubtedly paying for tho
beat‘qnslity; are you units can you
"opening it? Better to know now
than after the are. Our fifteen met
inanimate-u. sin-+4. x:
-w—_‘-« .. ._...._ ,.......—..
1882.
Jung... .. -
mi m; 3 sun... arm
4: .8141! ‘89 am. ROOFING.
(in. and Etna. flung.
Hive "you an mm of
a m ti ’9 N by WANG! I f
”TROLL Y WORKME
WillillMAN'l‘lC. July 2
drsd ltalian laborers“ wh
at work twowve its to
Traction Conn)
construction of
on strike yesterday. Eben
have been Working to
_ ,
if you and your duties with
mit of your taking the two me
you should have at a pie sat
resort. get a bottle of
Tonic and take it a
lions. [thus all the 3 (
vacation in toning up the syn \
purifying‘the blood. and it’d
cheaper. R. Ff. Plat-ted.
w
FOR GOVERNOR OWMI .
OSCEOLA‘. Mo..July1‘88.‘“ ' ‘
Lindsey. of Dude coun
ed for governor tolls y
cans of the.8ixth district
W'
There is no are soft
cough that has worried y
and seems to hold onto
__.__..______.__.
~8TOP THAT COLD. ,
or it may result in Pneumo'uirl
ziiian Balm is breakingnp
ever tried, almost without“
10. 25. 5,00 and 81.09 bottles '1
ford. Baxter's or range ‘ '
Lost wealth may as”:
dustry.‘ lost known
health by tempera
first ‘
edge: by“ star:
.. .0... were . u
POBONING THE
it is thrOugh' tile' ‘ '
body is cleansed of;i
nation keeps these pa
tern. causing headache ’ ‘dlil
lmelaucholia at first.
eruptions and ilnslly'r‘a‘orl‘
luniess‘ a rem ’ ’ '
.ttlcpllll31lo, '
y strengthening
em to porter?1 t
ford Pharmacy. ‘
When a man'telis youths
elders you an expert peter ”11'
will sue money by cutting’ll
ONLY cuss. son oven!
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of M.
“l suffered for?” '
to have m 4,
tress and belching.
i could hear of, bntnothing boll ‘ ’
till i took Brazil!
cent bottle cured m
For sale by R. H
“giBalm muggy
. Planted and
M > ,
youth are am
able about thirty 7'
.._....__.._._____ .
SAVED A BOY’I LiF
Mrs. Captain
ford, Dot. says:
ed my boy’s life. He Man
the one we lost with .
him a few doses. Ho 1
to sleep and was
H. Hubbard; f“
unsung?
all out in the
For Isle by R. H. Pia
H. Baxter. and n
A marriage license is at.
full for the premises
during courtship.
your stomach“
“0 8:331; K?b01mb?‘
re m ebony. .
foods it in natnre’l m
lord Pharmacy.»
' ' W ‘
,1 Mr. I. s. A. Plpkin. of. so:
1 Mny:20¢h,_ 1
pt thanh‘fqr ‘
14'.” Pill! «Add
use of marina“
remedies on earth for what it"
mended, twill ever use it
me it'tb“ ’
under data ‘ o
man's path In lifcnre
- standing in life on way
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