no nor be
out. flitarrh by Mimi's Own mm,
‘mgwry Breath of Hyoml Irina-
Neariy every one who has catnrrh/
known how foolish It is to try and cure
it. by dragging the stomach. Tem-
porary relief may be given. but a cure
, seldom comes.
. Until recently your nixynlvlun would
h.mutl t~-th
M ”any irallllllell were a fiddle to‘El:31!yu‘ir‘lltlhazi-l iiifi-ii‘hlliih:
”to «u I. )ll. 0 w 'o ‘ 1‘“
i ii i“ 8 "mm 00m- heulihtlvluiz (Elemlll‘l:Ihoyill‘lgnl'i‘tstnli‘os
of Passenger- and
int hails on lily fonr.
to to: around. 0, '
tits of on ln-l bonds the commission
ltet and by breathing It a few minutes
.iladtl‘dl Doria. 0th
w...—
four times a day soon q‘urc youreelt‘.
The complete until . .ot Hyomol
LEVELAND, Ohio. February
0 mull. of a head-on collialon be~
costs but. 31-00 and o
‘ . ‘ went-bound passenger train. .cnu be obtained for 50 cents.
hater that can he car _ In the vest
pocket. a medicine dr her and a
bottle. of liyomel. The inhaler laata
.a lifetime. and there to enough llyo-
mei for more than a month‘s treat-
3 ,_ . 1 meat of catarl’it. if one bottle docs
tan east-bound freight train, a mile i
‘0 east of Berta, Ohio. on the nip, ; advertised for the cure of
Railroad, last night. tour nlail ”in“ lh‘ ”I"
alum/here burned to death and new-rill . l“ 11“" "Will“ "i treating
Women wore more. or has Ht't‘iilllsl)‘ {”19 I'l‘filill'fl'lll‘y Organs. .
him. The dead:
‘not cure. an extra bottle of liyomel
W. H. BLACKWELL.
it in
Cleveland.
‘F. W. KRIESMANN. (‘lctn land.
. .T. W. SMILEY. Cleveland.
i L. W. Wnlworth. Cleveland.
. The fourth victim was not killcd out- ‘
within but was so badly burned that he
(lied Within a short time. He was un—
able to make any statement. and had
only life enough to give his name.
”ll , littered are
n Ferguson... Cleveland, engineer
blithe freight train.
,_ _ William lt‘iah. Cleveland.
'. passenger train.
' Joe Conlter. express messenger. who
wa5;plnneti between express matter in
thecar. was saved from burning to
"death by the passengers extinguishing
the flames that were rapidly opprtatrh—
:an him.
*2 Two firemen, parties not yet learned.
All the injured are in a hospital in
Cleveland.
‘ It is reported tha
were hurt.
; The passenger train was well tilled.
.5qu of the passengers were school
one utendents and teachers on their
'1‘! to Cincinnati to attend a. meeting
t‘schooi directors and teachers i that
City. Théluhfortllnate mail Merit. were
.nuxht like rats in a trap. within their
gun; which immediately caught tire.
‘Wnd'ltéln'g locked in were nimble to re~
. in“! themsolves.
‘ Thematic of the wreck is but a tow
» that west or the city of Cleveland. and
relief Wan started out immediately on
‘ hearing of the wreck from this city.
. < The injuries to the train crews con—
' Digit moatly of cuts and bruises. and are
not ”Hildered serious. All bill “V0 or ; were without opctiiugs. except the oak-
9 cars of the passenger train wrro -.,n doors.
“my” ”Y a “1'6 “"“db l""""”"-"§ u in known that Ethan Allen. the
“an“ m“? the overturning m”! 0“ hero of 'l‘iconderuga. was an Occupant.
mam“ 0f 0” lamps in the express “"d of one of the cells. and it is believed
catarrh.
sold hundreds of llyomcl outfits and
the more they sell. the more convinced
cicl'k.
«.
«
lli‘ilti
‘if Hyomcl (lOt’i not cure.
Thoat who are subicct to catarrh
van iuiuaticc if they do not purchase a
llyomei outfit. at once. so an to be
50330“:
t
OLD ounoaou uneaitrnso.
engineer
Down.
NEW YORK. February 24~—\\-’orh—
men tearing down the old llnll oi" Roc-
iay of light. in nearly a century. With
‘ pit-italic anti crowbar the lililtll'tl‘S lUI‘t:
.out a huge slab of marble in which
no passengers
lievolutltmary ilmt's. for couilpimz Ani—
rricun patriots until New York cruised
.lo he a Britlah town. The doorways.
connecting the half—dozen gloomy cells
have disappcarctl. but the huge oak
lintcls on which they swung remain
Iiilll walls. The old dungeons were
ibullt. about 147 years ago. by th” lirit-
‘then the northern limits of thc city.
The atone was hauled from lladdant.
. i‘onu.
. prison Stl'lli'tttl‘c propcr. \vcl‘c the tilin-
ueons. separated by walls three feet.
thick. Four of these cells had openings
far above the prisonrre' heads. but two
”a" cars that Nathan little was there contlncd
. . from the timwof his capture to his ex-
:MAGES ON THE CONSOL'DATED ecution nearby. The building was re-
ROAD. titted in lttiw. and since then has been
used for municipal ofllces..
POPULAR Amusements.
unseen. .
" President John M. Hall. of the (ion-
eolidated railroad. stated last evening,
that he knew nothing oi the alleged ac
tion or meetings of any grievance com-
‘ mltteea representing the Conductors
and Tralnmen. President iiali also
paid that the men had no grievance 0
any kind. as far as he knew. and he
overt-ed that there is noyage schcdulc
which expires on March 15.
()l.l) \VELI. H. a. I.
There is something about Edward ii.
nscmcnt lovera; It is one of the boat
of the musical comedies and extrttvzr
liql. more. than other companies. and of ii. .\. Barnett.
moire not aware that any grievances run at Wallack's Thontrc. New York
M”.Mld Mr. Hall. ((3in. and subsequent engagements at
according to the news gi
c‘ondnotors and trainmeu. says the ionuhlc
new Haven Courier. the Order oi” ilnil— cut run at
iii:
the Columbia
the Brotherhood of Railroad houses during the past iivc weeks
en. and they will jointly pro '1 speaks for itself.
be : to
“to a wage schedule which will ,
w‘mted to the railroad officials with. ; artists as Frank Laior. lluvld Lythgoc
.the'next few days. The schedule. Robert Hailey, John Ford.
it in said, will contain a demand for Mou‘ry. David Abraham (the
01‘. ply. and 4,200 men will be oh. cut). Marion Field. Yolande Wallace
ted by the movement.
NEW COADJUTOR BISHOP.
large chorus of if: in all. The Show
(lirl will be at lloyt's Friday, Feb. 27
STANDING ROOM A'i‘ liO‘t’T‘S.
0v. J. F. Rent: Canevin Consecrated
. Today in Pltttburg.
IPITTBBURG. Pa.. February iii-«-
ill all the splendor and solemntty
.. the Roman Catholic Church. the
“fiery J. F; Rests Canevln. Was conse-
mtpd its coadjutor bishop o! the
Mburr diocese. today. The con,»
,ny are: held in the cathedral. which
. linen elaborately decorated tor the
, 18;. Archbishop P. J. Ryan, or
‘ “iggrnggfiggm13:“??nglg’u2;v iective. and MlssChester. as Madeline
by ltchbishop Elder oilillncin‘ his wife. met with especial approval
‘ Bishop Phelan. 0t Pittshnrg.
W. P. J. Donahue. bishop of
preached the sermon. Bid.
“in was presented with n talents to the best advantage. .-
lloyt‘a Theatre, yesterday afternoon
the Alma Chester Company.
'comedy drama. Scotland Yard. .I. lrv
lane. ter.
.ra
i and
» . _ . All the veatments were gifts
attrition: or societies; ..
anywwono‘r MARTINIQUE.-
, YORK.‘ Fob. flva‘he man can
.W be them survivor of the St.
volatile. disaster was a passem
> the steamer Fontohellegwhlch
Nudity-from the West Indies.
timed» Bimuel' Lodger. , aged
years. a native of Man
had we: a prisoner in the dun-
l’lerre'rwh'ea the lllgtated
" ' lnr‘the eruption!!!"
lie presented a mootvdlt.
$3.000 (or the clergy of‘tbe:
The Norwallts.
worth the price of administers.
_~
system”? nor Millswh‘ti stream?
’ Katha“de——“Yes,.thdeedl
pd humid-tr in. tmbti
‘73“ "mild 1"" ‘ '
g
alw
nan "WIN“. M .
tor caiarrhal colds will do tin-ms \lves‘
‘ . own the 810.000 worth.
ords. in City Hall park. uncovered six ,
gloomy vaults. which had not seen u.
Beneath the marble floors of the »
t lilcc's “Show Girl or “The Magic Cup"
which commends itself strongly to our
. up the bonds by. .luly 1. an interest on
i the notes will centre on that day. ‘i no
the most economical of all rcmcdicai ”ii-0"“
only one that follows “ml”... lil‘\t‘ti that lho missing $10,000 is he
diseases of i outelde of the state.
i The interest on tbcne bonds in paid
The Stillson-l’ower Corporation have ‘
l
they are that ihcy are perfectly safe'
in guaranteeing to refund the lllflllOyi
t
l.‘
.. .w‘ . n-.. ......
County Commie-lone"
somewhat Hlmwred In Locat-
ing All of Them.
The . county. commissioners not
take up tho
“5,000 worth of bonda held by the.
Exchange Bank of New
refund that
amount In noted at a lower rate of in-r
making preparations to
M orcllnnls'
York no that they may
toi‘cat.
ill their ollorts to not track of the
era have been ‘
Attorney iiow-
aitl lI. Knapp baa had the matter In
worth.
but ban not yet. been able to find the
atuncwhnl hampered.
hand anti haa located Slit-ML.
at her $10,000.
The commissioners lntcnd to ink
worth of honda are held in [bi
ulntc-~ 820.000 in Bridgeport.
l
at the New York bank. but the coupon
are practically no good as checks and
although they eventually go to the Mer-
chanls‘ Exchange bank, they arc not
always paid lll|.'l‘i.' personally. lu ib
cud tbc bonds may be run down, but it
may tultc a little time to do it.
it lij believed that
Them In on
1 lot of 38.000 and two single bonda. ht
New York Hall of Records Being Torn *‘
. lilt' trolley strike situation here.
llam Harvey. a non-union man, who has
been in the trolley company for scr-
leral ycars at Nangainck, was brought 3
in the city yeeterday to aid in trim-
'i‘hir: was
was the first floor of the old building. ,
Iniviug acccsn to the dungconé used in .
tirmly imbedded in the massive partly
lab. as part of a [piano on what was;
t
l
I
. “We are paying our men as much. if aanzas whlch has come from the poo
its three mouths‘
eaned from‘the Colonial Theatre. Boston‘s lash
playhouse, followed by its pros‘
'i‘heatro.
.Cond’octors has joined forces \vltcrc it has beetrplaying to packed
The company is ex-
llent anti includes such well known
William
great
Marie Hilton. Frances Wilson. and it
There was standing room only at
to witness the initial performance oi"
1n the
etching. owing to the counter attracN
tion of the Red Men‘s ball. them was
not as large an audience. but the house
was comfortably oiled. and every one
seemed delighted with the company In
their presentation of David Belaaco‘s}
int; White. as Clevony‘ly. the great de-
Willlam .l. Kennedy on Theopilus Tlmy
mitts kept the audience conmlsed with
Mr. Kennedy is a clever
comedlnn. and knows how to use his
to! 310.000. of which 35.000 was“. w“ m. the ”m , . . .
. . . t x , . puny oete excellent
kmreptlon. St” Pauls “it” In their various parts. and have won.
their plate with the theatre goers ott
Each performance is
opened with the mystic novelties oi :
Professor Leon. who is a most wondcr- i
fnl magician. his acts alone being pretty
Margaret~‘.‘flave you any plan or
pest?“
_
propurcd tor the sudden clutugc. oi' thel ”"V'v‘ll '0 1’0 it?“ b." ludlvlduala
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TRIMMER ASSAULTED BY TOUGH
Waterbury Gang sate Upon a Non~Un-
ion Naupatuck Man.
WATERBURY. Feb. 24~--\'cslci'tln.l'
saw a continuation of violent tactics 1
WI
mint: the electric arc lights.
due to the strike of the six trimmers it
Sunday.
Yesterday afternoon.
ilclpcr were going the rounda.
while. hc and
what.
(inept Harvey's
face who badly bruised and he.
he was attended by a physician.
Tito lights Were. burning lit the city
last night in spite of the strike of the
the
rounds of the city yesterday. and al-
tbounh a low lights are out. the non-
trlmtncrs. Four men covered
oral service. In good.
BLACKMAIL
TRACTS.
DIM Yi’lA. Wash. Fob.
mcnt. charging that Chairman Lou
bevy of the
committee. aptmlntcd by the lenial
lure has solicited from ‘Ult'm $1.500 as
consideration for giving a favorttb
report of the letting of the prinllt
contracts last July. The charges were
tiled with the committee and pending
rclirctl
lbcir investigation Levy war;
from the chairmanship. Levy. who
a member or the house from Seattle.
claims that the charges are made
discredit his lnveutlgation. which he
tillcacu has unearthed corruption and
that two of am iirtna will rcccdc from
the charges when called upon to toe
fy.
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT IN AUGUST.
but FRANCISCO. I-‘c’o. Zi.~—Gener-
at Thomas (l. Stewart. commnuderin-
chief of the Grand Army or the. Re-
public, members oi the national coup.
ell of administration. who are. accom-
partying him on his tour. anti the local
ctllilllllltPc in charge or preparatio
tor the (milling national encampment.
have decided to hold the encampme
during the week of August l7. 1‘
kcts will be put on sale by the rail
roads August 1 and they will be good
for atop overs both coming and going.
The time limit probably will be. chi~
iy days. The executive commit!
will be empowered to invite Preside
Roosevelt to attend the encampment.
General Stewart and party will let!
em Route. .
MOBILE ‘AND OHIO WAGE
' SCHEDULE.
oilices at Mobile.
will ‘embody a demand for a rim
crease approximating that granted
conductors. .,
“M‘f‘ . .
ovenuaun «as To nous.
' SEA'f'i‘lm, ‘Wn; Feb. 14.“
penetrate leave thin of‘h "
. ‘ \ other
for an manna trip to 330mm
than. Shay Nil "With?“
Whiieflorse doid‘the‘? .
o. ammo-mortise to,
agglutination d the, shore of
it.
as.
Have Man
it to bo-
thrce parties
they
. were set tipt)it“by a gang of tougha on
Washington avenue and injured some-
toeth was drlwn
through his check by a man'a lint. his
, Willi
‘ removed to his Nangatuclt home. where
IN PRINTING CON'
iii—«w'l‘hrec
ill-nu: holding printing contracts with
the state have filled a written state-
printlnz investigation
for the East on Thursday by the South
ST. LOUIS. Mo. lt‘eb.,2‘i.-~A confett-
: once beineenC. 8; Clark. general runn-
‘agcr of the ”Mobile & Ohio‘Raliroa‘tl
and the cmnmlttee of tmlnt'nen and
conductors of the Mobile 8; Ohio baa re-
suited ln'an agreement that the commit-
tee should aet‘jotntly in‘ preheatinga
new thololleilult‘ to Horace Clark.
superintendent of transportationpwith .
The new schedule
the 8% lines. it. will also coir
lain. , Jot- changes to enmity
rules objected tab! the trunnion and ‘j
that
“it“
wintcr of toot-hats started. ;; ”racy:
From Same to Sharing the
W in dimmer thence“
t
a "You. air. w;- ttu'ned In and elected
I
that chap on a reform ticket. and ln-'
our fellows put off the payroll. it was
(loin-gel"
"\Vfil.‘ what clsc could you expect at
tho Australian lliliiltl'.'""‘“Cl|li‘flglj 'l'ri-
inure.
e.
mgANNgfi gAth
to a most but ‘In a naive In the world.
5
it
it mind ”Why did :tbo brcak lbc cit.
,. .1.“ nt‘!"
"We”. who felt that he wan not her
equal socially. You sec. her father was
appointed a tneinbcr ol‘ the reception
untlltlllllcc. and hit: picture was printed
ill all the papers allowing him atundo
ill". right iif‘siili' the prealdent.Tw-(‘bl—
tug-so li-‘cm'd-llcrald.
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NEARLY FORFEITS Hi8 LIFE.
A runaway: nlmoat ending fatally.
:mrted n'horrldilo ulcer on the log at .l.
ii. Orner, Franklin Grove. iii. For four
rears ti. defied all doctors and all rc-
mcdics. lint, .3m~klcn';. Arnica Salvo
had no trouble to cure him. Equally
mood for Burns, lirnlnoa. Skin Erup~
timid and Piles. L’Sc, at l“. H. Baxter's
drug store.
it tty-»“() iii'l'lilil. you must show
liit‘ that bonnet your husband said it"
was going to buy for you. The liltil
liiill‘ i wan here; you know. he said it
my. u drtum." lit rthn "'Allil it is still
.i dram. llctty."
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ONLY CURE FDR DYBPEPSIA.
hire Franklin Pnah or New Castle
llcl. says: "i entered for non with
dynpep “to. listed to have great tilts“
tier-o. at d belching. I tried bverything;
i could mutt of. but nothing helped me
until I took Bl‘llzllilll Balm. and” one 50
ct‘l" bottle «unit? an t-onipietely."
For note by It. ll. Planned and F. It
Hatter. "
Fond Momma» isn't baby
hit”? Just ace how solid be Is.
l’apuwllt- does seem aolid this morn»
inn. and it‘s remarkable bot-unso be up.
pc'trctl to ho nil "holler" last lliglll.'
Philadelphia lit-citi‘tl.
griting
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GAVID A BOY’E LIFE.
.ira. Captain ii. Barnard. of Mll-
t'ot i. Del. .taya:
Hi my boy a life.
is
a.
to
in mag." For sale by It. ll. l'ialsted. F
ii. Barter
Illilf'y.
Mint Hannah—«I‘m
nittllllfl pret‘cr .‘lr. Tifton. Mr. Smith
turns a 50ml titlill illtll‘ti than llt‘.
is
in
ton in etnplmed on in salary. and Mr
Smith only wm‘ks on wagenunonton
it» 'l‘ranscript.
MVSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
other fresh and rosy. Wltence the dif
Icronco?
to maintain it. lly gently arousing tht
lazy orxanx they compel good dlges
lion and head oif constipation.
them. Only 25c.
us
drugglst.
lit.
ic-
good husband.
Mien De Tormtnd-Never tear! If
drclde to marry you I‘ll make you that
——»l’hilatieiphla Press.
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ill
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V6
fatal diaearto, it taken in time. Sold-a
Plalltotl's drug atom.
t . r
in (tag? .
Mgr-iron. not shall.
J ridge.
i J. r: . ., . a . We. «a;
ti} . Clear as Daylight!
Tokay: a lasting Vanilla .
._ Flavor. it must be m, ,
' withoutalcohol. . . . .
by *
m.
“at
siilti of a month it! had every one ofi
r regular botnncrang of an election. by '
"Branltiitn Balm aav~
He began just like
tho one we last with «aroup. We gavefl
mm a tow doses. in. quickly dropped
to steep .xut' watt all right in the. mor :
and The Cllnord "liar
‘ CI
astonished you
(‘ortieiia~-l know; but then Mr. 'l‘tf—
(‘lne was pale and snliow and the:
Sheuwlm is blushing with
health user; llr. King’s New Life Pills
t‘ry' ,
at F. H. Baxter‘s. ' .
I. '
.\tr_ Writing-4i you will only marry
me, I promise you Hi make you a
Kidney complaint kills more people. .
titan any other disease. This ls"dtte 1
to the diocese being so insidious that
It gate a good hold on the 831W“ be-
fore it is recognized. Foley's Kidney
Care will prevent the development of
t
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Cholly—~Was poor Gussle pwepared:
‘ifls valet was
oil”! on “hilt vacation. ye known“.
’t
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. it a In—‘o' ins.
‘ on
u" a V Some grocer! pile
‘ barrels of the Itand-
' nrd flour in front of
. theiruoreufioabow :
, ,peoplo who know
dlgtt‘od thiilg‘o from
door, that they eel!
‘rittstury’s Best
“'i suppose," said one ourontttically.
when he came back to her otter mo in-
»termleelou. "that all you man went out
1
i
i
l. ill.w.
j merely to not your opera glanced." ‘
"No," he replied promptly. "I ttunlt
‘ most of us went out for our rye-glans-
ou."~~~ Philadelphia Press.
ESCAPED AN AWIUL FATE.
Mr. H. Huggins. 0f Melbourne, rid.
writes, “My doctor told the i had Conn
sumptlon and nothing could be done
'for me. i Wile given "up to die. The
offer of a tree trial bottle of Dr. itlnx'n
*New Discovery tor Consumption. in-
i ducod me to try it. Results were start.-
' butt. l am now on the road to recovery
and 0W0 all to Dr. King's New Dis~
covcry. lt aurcly saved my life." This
great cure in guaranteed for all throat
land lung tllnoaaea by F. ii. Baxter.
drng'let. Price to; and 31. Trill hot-
ilos reu. - , . -‘ t”
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mthctmatiauloi‘aildb
cases. ' ‘
tours-WW
”mt.
man
1.
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vormotuy
neat physiciana'uthe
Kidney and Bladder
magnum.
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trauma Pint; \
rm;trittrwa.~'-’;...r‘.tnrrm:n
inc ailmrdlm. Mal"! mu tor “when
. All [Moth] maittlalbon.
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
I TIMETBLE.
In effect December 21, 1002.
LEAVE SOU
‘ . NEW YORK,
9:40. 10:24:. l0:i0, 11:89:.
P. rapt}; x. 1
3:201. 4:07;; $801.6:40, 6:553. 6:38
0:551, 7:56; 8:00, 10.20.
x ‘ SUNDAYS
A. ills-12:00:. 5:0”,
0:428. " . " *
‘ P. M.—3:lllx. «it
40:10.
itaavé' now was POI sou
A! i
18:00:.
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YORK. NEW HAVEN &
THV NORWALK FOR
A. M.-—ta:tox, 5:05;. 6:58x. sznt
16:55. 7:13. 7:52; 8:161. 0:03x, 9:251.
:13; 2:33. 3:05; j.
'msx. tats... ‘
to; 6:55x. 1:20,;
TH ‘
1.42:0”. t:oo.t:oo. téoo. .
. 9:001, moan“? 10:04. .
stilt
:33 wt.
12%;. 11:37.
'ioEOt:
undone shots—p.
Mutt
' to . . . ’ '
HARTFORD. Fob. lit-awe annual
mention of the Union Priaonera of War
Association of Connecticut was held
utOmtd Army hall here yesterday.
There was a large attendance.
The customary report! were present.-
oil.
It won votedl‘o‘ make the annual
meeting .day hereafter Fla; DayoJune
l4. instead of ,Waahlnlton'l birthday,
on many of the old aoldiora are on
able to not out during tho'winter nea-
aon. There was a dllcuoalon cott-
cerning pensionlnx ea-prlaonera 10!
war. and on a vote the matter was re;
ferrod to a special committee of five
to be appointed by the Preaitient of th
Association. A bill in to be prepare
for lntroduotlon into Congress byyflott-
ntor Plattand the four representative:
in Congress from Connecticut are to
be asked to work for itl passage. ‘
("floors were .eleoted as follows:
Prcuitlenl. 8. K. Spaldlng. Putnam:
bury: secretary. George Q. Whitney.
Hartford; treasurer. L. J. Fillcy. Hart-
ford: chaplain. Charles Dixon. The
annual banquet was served by the It.
0. Tyler relief corps.
DerTT's WITCH HAZEL BALVE.
The only positive cure for blind.
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cute. burns. bruises. eczema and an
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MAGNETIC HAIR RECTORER
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