t
‘V’. ‘
.' git
' k
“a
Jr
' .ei (earnestly in-
tcdwwfiteflrs
am for advrce; all such letters are
u
”J a~ .. 't a z ,, ,’ . p t _ .
. , dilly way hundreds of mung we ";
. . . c
. .(ibomduce Is freely and. cheerfully given-
’ mfil duyg are do ger days for American girls.
.‘ ,‘ , ‘physwal mu pse follhws, null it takes years to recover the
lost Vitality. Sometimes it. in never rccovcrcd.
. Perhaps they are not. over-curcful about keeping their foot dry;
I rougllcurelessncss in this rcspcct tho monthly sickness is usually
13¢ cred vcry severe. '
, ' Then begin ailments which should bc removed at can-e, or they will
. _ produce constant cufi'rriug. lleuduche, l'uintncss, slight. vertigo, puins
‘ tithe back and lows. irrcguluriiy,lost of slce )und uppctite. u Icntlent-y
~ to avoid the society of others, are sym‘ptonis‘ull indicating that. \vonuui's
“. archcncmy is at. hand.
~y~ Lydia 13.1’inlrhnln‘s Vegetable ('omponud hits helped runny u
‘zgupggirlovcr this critical period. With it. they have gcno through
en: trials with courage and saicty. With its proper use tho young
girl 13 safe from tho
_. \ hoarty womanhood.
* ‘A Young Chicago (iirl “Studied Too ,lfiard."
,. “-DmMRs. I’iinmnz—I wish to thank you for the hilly and hen-
eflt I have rece'ved through tho use of Lydia. 1']. Piukham‘s \{ogc-
_‘ lo “3,, rind Liver Pills. When I was about seventeen
yans old lsuddcnlvrscemed tolose my usual good
‘ ' hculth and vitality.“ Father said I studicd too
« hurd,lutt tho dootorIhoughtdifl'en-nt and
‘ ~ prest'l'ilwd topics, which I look by the
“, quurt Without. rcliof. » Reading one day in
/ e the DIIIII'I‘ of Mrs. Pinkham’s grout cums.
“ ‘ . and finding tho sym )lOmS (lcstzrlbml un-
. nwcrvd n1iue,l (lecidct I would give, Lydiu
,’ E. l’inklnuu’s Vegetable (tompound a
trial. I did not. say u word tolthedocfor;
I bought it myself, and took'lt according
to directions regularly for two months,
and I found llllilrl ruduully improved,
and that. till pains lo I. 1110, and Inns my.
old self once more.—-— Lupin E. StxoLun,
17 I). did Sh, Chicago Ill.”
“ Miss Pratt Unable to Attend School.”
‘ 'Dun Mas. PINK-HAM: «I feel it my duty to tell all young women
‘ ‘how much Lydia E. Pinklmiu's wonderful Vogotubl‘i Compound has
: - 0118.19? rue. -.I_was completely run down. unable to attend school, nod
‘ ‘ id not; care for'uny kind of societyjbui now‘l fccl like a. new person,
‘ and hanognined seven pounds of flesh in three months.
. , " , “.I recommend it to all young Women who suffer from female weak
nose." -Mlss ALMA anr'r, llolly, Mich.
3 7; Lydia E. Pinkhalu's chotnble Compound lube-one cure ram-
1 cdy to be relied upon at this Important. pox-lot! Inn young girl’s life.
If
mounts,
. '7 t ,' \
" Way. CARE, GRIEF.
{orig of mind or body. cxposurc.
of sloop, too much. too little food.
wrong food. or any of fifty causes
provoke an attack of rheumatism.
ey trouble or gout. On first signs
a Dnimvid Kennedy‘s new medl-
fcum Solvent. and write to the
“jammy, Rondout, N; .., for
peculiar dangers of school years and III'I‘pal't‘tl for
which will prove their abnoluto germination, .
, Lydin If. PInkh-m ModIcInO‘Oo" Lynh. lilacs.
RECEPTION TO D. A. R.
Given in Bridgeport by Mrs. w. E.
' Seeley.
g’iven In society bore for u long tiinc
Seclcy, Thursday. to the Daughters of
the American Revolution at her hand.
. homo I'csldcncc, 651 Stole street.
Brldgeporl. Mrs.'Seeipy In the wife
. of state Comptroller Seelcy and the
, rczedt’ df'thc Mary Stillman obpptor
of the 'I). A, R.. the members or Whom
. wore Invited. and also the regents of
nil the chapters in the state, as woll
asMrs. Sara Kinney, the state regent.
who was unable to be present, owing
to a previous ongagemcnt‘: Mrs.‘ Tracy
3 B. ,Warren, state. vice-regent. and Mrs.
Mary A. Hepburn Smith. of Milford.
the. general vice-president.
.Instend of a rccelving line. the
ladies stood in different rooms to rc~
c Ive the guests. In the parlor with
' rs. Seeley ,was the state vice-regent.
' rc.“WarrcII,-nnd the honorary‘ re-
gent, Mrs, Joseph Torrey. Mrs. Seei-
. lay wore a gown of‘black cloth with
blanklace yoke and sleeves-14ml decor.
9.. , pa ofturguplsqnnd jet; Mrs. War-
, twat gowns); Injq lace robe over
while silk, and Mrs. Torrey
the star ofzhealth
. .. 35$ ‘;
' oysiér
,g , crimes amnion ,Qornomcn'tl.
’ glow not? parlor ‘ rs." Morris 3.
Beardsley \‘ld Mrs. Rufus Bunneli.
. 4291315 ‘ “en Ived. ,Both
‘weté’ hmfiggelykdttlré
black. and Mrs. Beardsley In i“urchin:
1 with lace Insertions to match. In the
M
orifices:
, rs
, amp ,cfioélvqf.‘ .
‘ n wore o lace robe Dropped”
‘ ‘ % .mwrwmmuucmm
wit Inca. .3 . .
E k; $390.3. 'Vf’.i “hips.
Bunnoll‘. .Eouthpofl:
,M _ " Weed.
uncut: ,
‘ filltthc; rut {A erl a plc a. the
l ‘01? hlctbrl'cni drift of Y‘Ii‘udlc {Tom I:
.Cdbln" bus the strongest hold on poo-
.plo. It In beyond question.
lwnrm place It rctairl'u In
afternoon and tonight.
‘ charged with having attempted to mur-
.Ilt‘f‘ by poisoning Mrs. Cynthia Perkins.
. Perkins pnrtook of coffee prepared by
Iy'confidérnial: She unguided-mi... .
ennnot forthwith produce tho original letter: uni sixnnfurel of i
wore black with thte point lace. All '
,Vih‘o Met In"
, l
. ., .i.
rows clots vomonr.
s
c of the
11"" once the
h hearts of
people of ovary cllmc. The greatest
production it, us been given In years.
will be soon It ' the Hoyt‘u 'l‘hcltrc Ihll
bunt plays c'vdr ’mifte
FROM A CAT SCRATCH
on the arm, to thc worst sort of a burn,
acre or boll. DcWItt‘s. witch Hazel
Solve In a quick ourn, In buying Witch
Hue! Salvo, be particular to get Do-
Wltt‘u-~~thln is the solve that hauls
without leaving it sour. A upeclflc for
blind, bluedlug, Itching nud protrud-
Iug piles. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
0
NO BILL AGAINST NURSE.
BOSTON. May 9le18 Snl'mlk coun~
ty grand jury today reported no bill
uunlnst Mica Christina Kid-ton, who In
whom she attended on nurse. Mrs.
Miss Itidston, which evidence showed
continued nu poison. Mlus Kitiston at-
so drunk of the coffee and claimed Ioi
have been made III by It. After hear-
Ing the case the judge- In the lower
court hcld Isa Kidston for the grand
JIII‘Y. MIMI! clns that the question of. Will positively cure all forms of kidney
guilt rested between her and Mrs. Julia i und bladder disease.
Diggfmt, u domestic cmoloycd by Mrs.l the whole system.
; drug ntorc.
l
Pot-kins. who bought. the coffee pt a
moccrynto‘ro, .,
a.“ .‘u
beey’n Honey .gna Tar: Ma!
voracious burnoumummh. {
FINANCE Mmisrin'oto nor no?
new. .
ST. I’I‘J'I‘ERSBURG, May Il—-I<‘lnunee,
Minister WItto personally hundcd his
resignation tm the czar May I, but i
‘ withdrew It. before nightfall. His recs;
Ignuvion followed u peremptory ,lcflcr‘
from Grand Dukn Alexander Michaelo .
\‘llt‘ll, demanding Increased appropria-
tion for the lutter's new department of ,
commcrclal marine. M. Wittelnfornrt
ed the our that. he would be unablc to ,
udministor tho finances If grnnd dukeul
wore. permitted tn,3lvc ordoro. 'i‘hc.
czar urued thc minister to‘ reconsideri
his dctormlnution. but M. \Vittc com-1
plied only offer the grand dukc hudl
written him a letter of apology.
TRAVELING IS DANGEROUS.
Constant motion jars the. kidneys.
which urc Item In place In the body by
delicate attachments. This Is the row ,
son that
cur men. tcumaters, and all who drlvcv
very much, suffer from kidney disease ,
in somc form. Foley's Kidney (lure;
strengthens the kidneys and cures It'll ;
travelers, truinmén, ctroci .
forms of kidney and bladder disease. ; "my.
(loo. E. Hanson. locomotivo engineer.
Lima, Ohio, writes: “Constant vibrn.’
rion of tho engine caused me a‘ grout l
(foul of troublc With my kidneys, nnd‘l
I got no relief until I used Foley'n,
Kidney Cure." Sold at. Plafated’c drug s
more. " ‘
DROVE ON RAILROAD TRACKS.
ROXBURY. Conn. May 9-—Sydncy
Winters. aged forty yearn, was killedl
today by the south bound poawnlle‘"q(
truin which Irdvcs fio'xbnry ‘nt 8zbti|
on tho thchtleld brunch of the New‘
York. New Haven and Hartford Ruli‘
I‘Uutl. ‘Wlnters drove his horse. direct-
ly herein the, tracks as the train was
drawing Into the; utatlon. The horse.
escaped but t,hc.wn3on was sivuck and ~
Winters was thrown on to the tracks,
and the whccls of several curs passed l ident Roosevelt made the direct statow
lmontt
yeti Just no soon ,as the fall eleciiona
ovcr him. His body wax ulmost. unre-
cognizable when pulled from under the
euro. ' '
A STARTLING TEST.
To save a life. or. 'I‘, G. :Morrltt. of.
No. Mehocpany. I’d, motion startling
.teut. resulting In a wonderful cure.
lie writes. "A pntlent 'Waa attacked
,wIth violent hemorrhagcs. caused ‘
iby ulceration of the stomach. ,I had bun bllllness is disposed of."
:ofton found Electric Bitterp excellent
for acute stomach and liver troublos
,so I prescribed them. ' The patient
I an attackjn 14 months," Electrlcfillr ;
Ipepsla. Indigestion. Constipation and‘
tKIdney troubleu. “325th .911” cm: E from repeated attacks ‘of indigestion;
I
gilt .F. K-
,anwx's- .
oun squmnow come 70 men.
NICE. May fir—Rent“ Admiral Cotton
, has been instructed to'ta’k‘e thé‘ United
States European squadron. now at
Villefranchc. Indium,~ pi. the, end of the
«\
month.
,MADE YOUNG LAOAIN.
each night for, two weekc’hu tit 'me
in my ‘teens‘ agdihl" writer; 1)., .,.,'I‘I‘lr-
ner. of ‘ Dempseytown, ,Pa. They're
the beat in the worldfor liver; 8mm—
nch and Bowcla. Purely ramble.
never rife. gnome, at. layup“.
ter's ll Slurp. ._ ‘ ‘ " '0
,rh‘auvachAN consump-
,. ,, ,. Ions. ,
' LONDON." May ,9r—Subscriptions to
the‘TruhvuI loan closed at. II o’clock
this morning. ., . ,7 .
”moron runnoof
You can't lose an atom
without-feeling“; The” ’ y
',is‘ like ‘ancngihe. :t’wdt .
a Machine; must be’ kept in
Winder *0 r9"
': hour day. twenty per cent Increase
‘ pcrior court
tcd my ho
I the ‘ono \\
l soon
One of the most elaborate functions ‘gained from ihé‘vflrst, and’hu not had . t
was Ihc reception of Mrs. William E. lters are positively guaranteed for‘ ‘Dys- that Catlin-h of "the 78tomnch'lt no”
‘ : Kndol Dy‘apé'phln ,Cu‘i‘é Is curing thous-
l
{IIWEBL
I
I
“One of Dr. King'sflew‘ Life ll'lllcI
>‘Mhnminn an.
In ,I', V. ._ ‘ .Lcn‘m‘
land dyspepsia.
l Rulnmpotrflor
m
, “9 . “it.
During ,.mwoctor o... .Ohlugo. .‘ and
Imployul to Fight to o Hutch.
CHICAGO. May 9—~Pence negotia-
tions between the Doerlna Harvestcr
Couipuuy, and Its 6.000 striking cm~
ploycu have boon thicken off and the
night In toubtnitln‘uq until one side ls
defeated. ' inf. W 8k PI'ODIdOm
w. (l. Hrhur ,pf‘ o C Icago Fedora-
fit." of Labor. uuccccdcd In arranging
a t'tIIIl'CI‘t-‘I‘It'tl between the labor loud-
ors who urc In charge of the strike
and thc representatives of thc liar-
vccter company: At this meeting the 2
demands of the, employee were pre-
sentotl. The answer ‘of the company
ban just boon received. It In a refusal
of the men's demands and will cause
no Immediate revival of the strike on
ihe‘part. of every union Involved.
The men asked for u general nine
'tb ..
l r.
In wu es and recognition of the union.
The 3 via asked for a wage Increase.
better hours and Improvcd sunitary
condltlouu. All domundcd the rein-
statement of men nllcgcti to have been
dim-hurled for joining labor unions.
'I'he counter proposition of the firm
\vuu u practical refusal to consider the
demnndx of tho men.
A LESSON IN HEALTH.
healthy kidneys filter the Impurities
from the blood, and unless they do
this good health In Impossible. Foloy’s
Kldney Cure makes round kidneys and
It. strengthens
Sold at Plolcied'c
‘ Ct
coon pivoncgs GRANTED.
It ‘ W ’. :
rlmonlal Bonds Severed by Judge]
Case In Civil Superior Court. i,
in the short calendar of the civil sll~l
yostcrduy, Judge W. 3.!
(lose granted the following divorces:
Amolln Benedict from George ILl
Ilcncdict, of Huntington. for intolcr-i
ublc cruel-Iv. , 'Marrleti October 4. I891?
Iiicfmrd Tracy, of Bridgeport, froml
Nollie II. 'I‘rucy. of Bridgeport. for «lot
St‘l'llrm. Married .Iuhc “to; r397. Donor-1
:Iion dating from September I. 189%
Wilson (Iovotle, of Bridgeport. from!
Alt‘lltlu (ioveltc. of "drill unknown, furl
habitual Intcmperunee. Custody of cool
minor child awarded to petitioner.
Martha Hammond, of Strutford; from i
llurvoy C. Hammond. of Milford, for;
doaertlon nint‘c April 2, 1897. Married
February 9, IS“. Custody of two mitrl
1 or children awnrdedfio petitioner. I
sAvsb A news LlFE. ;
Mrs. Cant n. H. Hubbard. of Miiw
I I'm'd. Dill. Mill 1 I "Brazilian Balm 81W- . men to the plant for HYGEIA ICE, whcro It will be sold to responsible deol- -
yin fa. He began just llkc’
c ldpt'with (group. We gave;
him a low doses. He quickly dropped‘
to sloop and was all right In the morn- '
lug." I‘m-male by R. H, Piniotcd. II.
II. Baxter. and The Clifford PhilT-l
.0!
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EXTRA S SIGN OF CONGRESS.,
—~L M...
wm be Callbd by President Roonevelt‘
Abom November 9.
DENVER, Colo, Muy 9——The News
llodazv prints an Interview with Daniel.
M. Iinnsdoll. sergoantsuI-nrms of the
, leitetl Slates senate, lo the effect that
up ext‘rn session of, Congress will bc‘
culled about November 9. Mr.'Rans-
-II and fondly are. spending severnl‘
trucks In Colorado. for his son's health.
Mr. Ransdcll Is quoted as followit: ,
“President Roosevelt, nent‘ word to.
l
§mc through Secretory boob but weck’
lat. SI. Louis that I could prepare; to re-
icplvc the
, scrotal-u Immediately or as;
as puss blottifter electionduy. To;
Secretary Bennett. of tho saute, Pres-l
hat congress would be summon
were out of the way."
”What will the call bl'ovlde. shall be
token up?" , ,
“The reclproclty treaty with Cuba":
"Will the Philippine tariff reduction
measure be resurrected for considera—
Hon?"
“I think It will be as soon as the. Cu-
THI xmAvs.‘ .
Recent cxpoplmonta, . by, practical
epic nod examination with the aid of
the x-Rlyfi,',efit3b“3_hed It, as n fact
"disease of Itself. but that It results
f‘flow ,Cand Cure,- My, Indigestion?"
adds. It will cure on ,ndi stlon
’ and, ‘prgi‘ifint rout-e
Cntorrh of the Stornbchfkddol 'dlgéltl
what you estimation the stomach
Sold by Ciln’ord Pharmacy.”
1- ~ W '
KINPRIUL Manu’r‘ovnlmr‘eo.
Two Hundrod Wonhl porn Buried In
m‘I-Iimulf.
WENNAMI” 9——,A1Iuosquet at Km.
prlul, In which two hundred Hoslcmc
bod memhléd, was..cooordln3 tout
downtown no 19“ .émm. ,otln. .Bnr:
gar , blowout) with you
The worshippprg were uriod In the
ruins. The majétrotbr , , .
a man named P012661. co milled this
cide by -ahootln3. Aptper found or
one of his pocketsdcsflribcd Ninja;
member of the “Macedonian Knightgyf,
cousrtnrmorm. :3! v‘ mt:
teen Chriltlan were killed duh: ' n
Jilldfilfh’ddi
11h , ,unulmanc
thetggt outbreak
ammonium!
lmperlu troo d a force of law
munch: , ' , of
purl. mtg, . am:
killed I Seventy-four gore I!!!“ pric-
one ”trot;coiningggrdox._ . r:.;:.. .
yévk‘ott't'nnnvr... “-
not tilt in “
. with 400 teachers In attendance. Misc 3 night by a man who bad name. three
it
tawny 2. b
tild’Outrm' ‘
T" . 9.
Completely Rest, rod to Health
w _ .Bv Iva Batch of
.' y ‘ } w
Punter Leleru
Women who deuriy love Int-band.
children. and home life, are those who
Mrs. Murrell auys:——
"I do not know how to express my
desire tube vigorous. active and full l heartfelt thanks to you for the benefit
incurulalu.
of health! When the wife and mothcr I thc rccclvcd‘from tho use of Pdlhe'l
Is sufforlng. unduuoble to minister to Color}! Compound. 1| had it continual
the wants and comforts of those dent lpaln In my back, a vol-n, Urodfceilnz.
to hcr, the- home In and and docpon-iund was dcspondent. with no onersy
dent: there is family discomfort. undvto m‘ovo about the house or to attend
aching hearts long for the safety ofzto my domestic affalrp. ‘ My ncryos
the home guardian angel. ‘ wot-c ull unstrunltrthe slightest noise
,Thank Heaven, thousands of our we. would startle mo and put me In a'trcnr
men arc nOw fully prepared for‘ any of bio. After using different medlclncto
the ills prevalent In springtime. 'I‘Iicy,und consulting differnnt plinlcllns.
have 111(1th Pnln‘c's Celery Compound I and getting no rent-f, l took'tlic advice
thclr family medicine, and through It..of a friend and tried Pnfne'a Celery
they are enabled to word‘off seriouulCompound. After using bait a'bottle
Illnctm and physical breakdown. The I felt so reliovod thatl determined to
hnppy experience of Mro. William Mur- continue Its use. Two bottles com'
roll. a prominent lady of North Asbury plotely cured me. I hove not had the
Park. N. .I., should cheer all women slightest pain since, Ind l have never
who now suffer from nervousnesa.i felt better In my life. I can truthfully
sleepleuaness. troubles arising from! any that Palnc’u Celery Compound
stagnant. and lmpure blood, liver and} gives Immedlate relief 9nd makes a
kidney complaints. rheumatism. andllasting cure." ,i
_. QIIEICE C5393»
up up nun r WW“ III on iIIIIIJIII.
To the patrons of the Norwalk‘llygeia Ice Company of last season. and
N
WV,“ .W-
HANG Corr 9
the new ones We hope by courteous and gentiemanly treatment, and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:— ‘ "
The new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared In
putting the above plant In excellent condition, and that It will be run to its
fullest capacity. We shall put no peddle wagons on the different routes (un-
less we have to) but would ask old and new patrons allke,“to send their Ice
ers at a price that will enable thcm to deliver It at the some figures as the
nniurnl product. To dealers who have to CI‘IISII Ice in b'okos‘for’ their cits;
tomcrs, we would say that we have an Ice crusher that will grind up led at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute, which will be at their service gratis.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates. and distilled water on tap.
James Morehcud, Brooksidti Ice Wagons, will deliver all you want. .
Sincerely yours,
THE NORWAIJC HYGEIA ICE CO.
. By J.‘W. Olmsted, Manager,
Telephone, 187.6. .
N. B.-—Don't be “Joined" by any one saying flint they have 'icomething
You'll
for parlor or “Univ ~. -
W9 how, all kinda all! doalnl. Ill
colors. and 0:10th to Iult all people
——~ull ready for you.
10:;
PC-
I.H.Dc 1 "er
. harm” .l'.'.ll. .i
19 Northlflttn GI: mill HO?!
tit to; u. ,.
. V .
enjoy odrill‘ock of ‘ all Piper
I
All that’s necessary ll for you to
i give up your order—then your house
will look all right. At your price you
‘, can afford It.
M'
T0 "occur.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
3-7.
Palntcra’ Supplies.
Artistl' Malawi.
IPICIAL.
Whito Curtain Poles with mung:
. 2,
Cloth window charm. with 12“an
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods, 3 u.
long, wfth fixtures. 10c.
on Cloth dinning.“ io‘c box.
murmo. PAPER HANGING,
“LgPECW-‘I‘R - ' »
'87 modicum.“ I
South‘umatk: room;
Telephone Commit
nnvm..’w..1m no. , ,
Funeral DIWM‘LL, ,
.‘l!
Recldence, 9 @0838!me
ramciitim_-Mr chi: woo
momma;
strait." '
”WWII-ER.
ANDB’IS
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc. ‘
so South mm Strut. '
couttr Nor-walk. cm.
. .‘ffifhfliv .137133 ..
.u-
Just. as good." but try it, and act on your ,owry 3990,.th 4,) ,4;
more N conu. TEACHERS. Q ‘- ~
nunntc , M y 9—Thc twenty-sow. W
enth annual con ontlon of the Easternl -’ . '_ 9“ ..
Teachers' Association was held yeater- ,
day. The‘Morning session was opened
at the Central Baptist Church at 924.5,;
CALLED UP ATMIDNIGHT.
"I wos cullcdrup at- mldn'lght last
7““ 'Smlth. 0‘ New 1‘0““; H“ ~W. Y miles for a’bottle of Chdmborlhln‘a
in i“‘l‘:f“l§§“iil‘..‘lli“3?°ih§i“3. l remedy to: Wm-
A. minefield, of Providence, and flew ‘0'“ 9 ‘1‘? hffi‘gfigd fhi‘ffilt‘fiw'fi;
ltIah Buttcrvt’mn of Benton, delivered cures crou .. "i‘hlnk of “I d d “d
addresses during the day. i p‘ ' * 9 re" an
19.aner that the mother of thls child
must. have felt while waitln3 at, home.
; perhapshlone, hoping that her child
PEFIFECT.<:ONFIDENCEil f
0 . . .
utgfirol?:rri% 19%;;3‘113‘6‘1: figftcgiiold ' “79“” pnrvivc- “III” the “lessens“
when a child showed symptoms 0”could return with the medlclne that
p there In.now perfect confidence. . unsucortnln to give relief. If parents
- of' crappy children would consider the
rick they are taking, they certainly
his’ls owing to the. uniform success;
of Chamberlain s Cough RemedyMrlau I would keopn bottle of this remedy: m >
the. frcotmcni of that disease.
M. 1. Bastard, of Polesvllle. ,Md., inl‘pfillvdh9i‘lf."» 5— . in .v‘ c
speaking of her‘cxpé’flencc‘ln' the one: - " e u or. ~ «g.
‘of ,thc NW. says: "I have fit
world of cunndcnce In Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for'I hove used It with
perfect success. My child. Garland.
is‘,oublect to severe attacks of cronp
lmfl'fi always gives him prompt ro
e 'v . . 9 I v ,.
pmculturc hu- prohibited the Impor-
thtIOn Into aren't ‘Brflnfn‘~’of animals
from Argenunn and Uruguay on and
after May 1,2. In consequence of foot
and mouth‘lli‘leue’fn ‘th'ds'e republics.
‘More people brag about what they
areJquwto do than about whnt they
u ‘ '-one. -
,“ubnootherndlgu
" ”l: '4? " ‘ ’3.
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