' citement in Japan is to the effect that
.,.
N. tent of Russia'I withdrawal from Man.
. l'r
Ewarlika preparations were I11 v.1ew
, ed 1711 h the disaster
says that there has been a continuous
. Manchuria. camping In the vicinity of
.ai‘i‘ylng that the Russians are preparing
, sians alone to be employed in gov-
eminent offices and that under no cir-
.i upmstances shall any one of the three
eastern provinces be alienated to any
V' emergency necessitating military men-
' Russia.
. ese troops
WNRIA, B C.. May iii—According
11m received by the steamer lim-
bf.lndis Japanese arsenals were
all worked day and night at the
‘e of her sailing, provisions were
1' concentrated. coal stored on
‘ Island: and on all sides It was
I out that Japan. doubting the ex-
shnria was preparing for war. The
ydney Fisher, Canadian minis-
Agriculture. who was one of the
[dangers by the steamer. and who
been in close touch with Japanese
aity and ofllclaldom. says the war
eeling in Japan is very strong and
The massing of Russian troops on the
banks of the Train. on the pr cil'llcl' that
’prote tetlon is being accorded to timber
bone Ionaries, was causing strong
feeling in Japan... this being regarded
particularly as a menace to Japan. 'l he
destruction by fire of the powder fac-
:3” at Tokiofu has led to sinister 1'11-
or: that Russian spies We re connect-
Russin continues
prepara-
tiialtl lextensive milita1y
Itibnd The North China Daily News
i' w of Russian troops t1aveling by
main from Harbin to Port Arthur.
1 bile other large bodies hava been
moving to the e‘hstern boundaries of
the Yalu river. which divides that
country from Cores. The warlike
movements are causing great alarm to
Chinese officials. and one of those
whose name is not given. is quoted as
for the inevitable struggle with Japan
One report that has caused great ex-
Rllssia is endeavorlng to make 1111
agreement with China regarding Man-
cbnria. The Nlrokn says the secret
treaty provides for the ensuring to
Russia of rights in Mancbu1'.ln Rus-
other power. In csse of any future
It
Convention lids“ .l. W. Chopin “Elit-
. . arms Warden.
BOSTON Mass.. May l2-«The fol-
atulled at the convention of the N. E
0 P. held in this city yesterday: Su—
preme warden. Jonathan W. Chopin. of
New Haven Coons . supreme vice- -war
den Parry Measur. of Antrim Me:
supreme secretary. D. M Frye oi
acmervllle Mass; supreme treasurer.
John P. Sanborfl. of NeWport. R.
supreme chaplain, Miss Emily A.
Massden. of Bennington. Vt.; supreme
medical examiner. Herbert A. Chase
of Cambridge. Mass: assistant. Leona
ora l". Lathe. of Cambridge, Mass;
supreme guide. Frank is. Hill. of New
Harcn. (3111111.: supreme guardian. Mary
S. Ellington. of New Hampshire: s11—
preine scntinel. A. E. Henry. of i’r'oiL.
deuce. R.
E. iI‘rnzlcr. of (‘umbridge llcnry
Bush of Barre. Vt.. and Fred ii. lollts
of Windsor (‘onn.; executive tommit-
tee. Alexander A. llcaton of Pittsticld.
N.ll.;i101cnzoil llurnham of Hurt-
Ilnglon. Vt.
Mass; James |I.Sh11w.of Providence.
R. I.. and Frank D Griuncll of New
Haven. Conn.
PARIS- MADRID AUTO RACE.
Flfty- -Elpht centestants
Long Test Trip.
PARIS. May 13 The I’nris- Madrid
automobile 1'111cs we re inaugurated
this morning r‘ilty- eight contestants
in the tourists' class started from the.
Automobile (‘lub. of Ivrnncc. on tlu'
Place dc L11 f‘onc orde. between 7 11.111.
and noon. Although the nutln speed
tests are to he made Intent great Inter
cat was taken in the tests of the heav—
for vehicles and the opening of this
year '11 long distance rates The r1-
ccnt rains promised heavy roads to
ports from Madrid stating that sonic of
the strctt llcs We r1» in a dungclous con-
dition and requiring gr root caution. The
start was made in line weather ’lhe
Placc dc L11 (‘ oncorde. presented a guy
appearance beihg thronged with pai—
iicipunts in the contests and hundreds
of others intending to Vfollbw the racers
over the first stretch. Many ladies
were seated in the racing cars. expect-
-ing to leave their parties at Fontaluc-
bleau or other nearby points Today s
run is via. Poughs, 11 distance of 22]
kilometers. The machines will cnte1
Started on
26. \
stuii and several Americans were
among the Occupants of the participat-
ing carriages. ’lod Sloan. 11 he has dc
velopod skill as 11 chauffeur piloted the
way ahead of the racers W. K Van
derbilt. Jr.. who has entered for tht
speed test. will start latter, but he was
a passenger today on Fonrnlcr’s car.
FOUGHT DUEL OVER GIRL.
sures China and Russia are to co—op-
crate. and no other power allowed to:
interfere. It was reported that Wan
ch Shoo was heavily bribed to en 1 -
deavor to secure this arrangement for:
The British and Amerltan
ministers. It was said. were making
strong objections. ’l‘he Niroku states
that the, United States minister in an
inteiview with Prince Chlng. praised
his courage in rejecting the Russian
demands and advised China to deal
with diplomatic affairs in the future
with the same. determination.
The Asap reports several battles as
having taken place along the Yaln
river. between the Chinese mcr1en.n-
ies levied by Russia. and Chinese
troops. in which heavy losses hare 01'.»
curred on both sides.
The same paper says that mounted
Chinese bandits are being used by Rus-
sia to foment trouble to gINe them fur-
ther excuse for non-evacuation of Man-
churia The attitude of Japanese pap-
ers shows that the Japanese are keenly
alive to the situation and that the
1’:an orlty of the papers counsel an sp-
a to the sword. if Russia does not
evacuate Manchurla.
The Hong Kong Telegraph reports
that the Japanese government has in~
strneted its representathes at llong
Kong and Shanghai, and in the Straits
Settlement to purchase quantities of
provisions and supplies for the Japan-
’oeaMau'rARMsns on A sous.
111111533. larva, May 13 —-The party of
titled German farmers touring Amen
to investigate agricultural condi-
gas have reached Amesmnd visited.
' the lows Agricultural college and ex-
' 7f periment station.- In the evening they
'uef'mnny.
{were onibftained at a banquet by the
A'merican commercial Club. Mem.
here of the party expressed the feel-
at the trip had revealed wonders
to gtl. min the way of methods of agri-
cult‘urgt which would be adopted in
Among the features men
tioned were the practicability of the
:iwork done by the colleges and the va-
Mario! such. tests to farmers.
.. W
DQGK LABORERS STRIKE SERIOUS
.- iANTlago Chili May 31—411.:
rrlke of dock laborers at Valpalriso is
WM; more serious. The strikers
my setting fire to the quay as well
9th the oiilcers of the South Ameri-
Itosturnship Company had a num-
”attempts” with the police dur-
1911 persons were killed and
”injured. , A detachment of
troops has been despatched to
- 15‘ quell the disorder. The
’ 111‘ at has refused all offers to
” the difficulties and is de-
ndopt the sternest meas-
‘ order. _ -»
“#111191 94 IN new YORK.
03K. my is—Colonei L
- . . .. ending the American
. arrived here today on
m mos teem fauna.
of absence to attend the
s daughter at Waterford.
Castes of the First
”......
'And Then She Went Off With a Third!
Man.
MORRISTOWN N ...l May l:l—~- As
tne result of n duel fought at Wharton
over Rosa Latzsky. an eighteen year.
old .iungarinn girl who told her sult-
ors that they would have to fight for
hei..1enry Welds-a is in the hospital
In a. badly damaged condition. Roan
helped to arrange the duel. which was.
to take place with clubs It was fought
in me presence of no witnesses save
Rosa and a young man whom she ask-
ed to accompany her to the place. she
watcher her admirers cudgel each oth—
or with their clubs until neither could
stand. and then she departed with her
friend. and they were married by a jus-
ilce of the peace. The duclllsts wcrr
cd that hciwas brought to the hospital.
TRIBESMEN WERE REPULSED.
Ceutu. Morocco. announces that
tribesmcn who attacked Tctuan Mon
day were repulsed. They stubbornly
fought their way through tl11I suburbs
to the foot of the walls. but the impor-
ial troops eventually regained their lost
positions and drove off the rebels with
hoary losses on both sides. A later
dcspatch from Centa'says 11 courier
. who has arrived there by sea from Tet-
uan states that the battle was suspend-
ed ln order to allow the opposing forc-
es to bury their dead. numbering 300.
Many heads are displayed on the wal1s
of Tetuan, which 'stillhas three days‘
supply of ammunition. Advices from
Tangier announce that the imperial
forces have rented the rebel mountain-
eers near Fez. inflicting great losses on
the enemy.
wimpossible to foresee an accident.
Not impossible to be prepared for it.
Dr. Thomas‘ ldclcciric Oileonarch
over pain.
MEDALS FOR C. N. G. MEMBERS.
Medals are to be given to the mem-
bers of Connecticut's three regiments
of volunteers who enlisted for three
months under President Lincoln's first
call for troops to out down the rebel-
lion. As a matter of fact. many more
. volunteered than could be accommodate
of these enlisted for three years under
the second call and were put in the
Fourth Connecticut Regiment. which
was made 111 the First heavy Artillery.
and is claimed to have been the first
three year regiment in the country. it
is pleaded and with apparent justice.
that they also should receive the hon-
orary medals.
REQUIVSITION “WI? FOR DE-
HARTFORD.L May iii—Governor
Chamberlain has issued requisition up
on the governor of Minnesota for the
arrest of John W.. Bolshoi. charged .
with the crime of embeulement in
New Haven 011 March 19 1903.- Robert
P..Danlsp has been] pointed to con-
vnfy 606W“ to‘ game.
es’Meueu "
Cook. of this city. was insulted yet
hardly afternoon by local detectives for
the alleged passing of fraudulent
Vb..- --.“...
... 81.11:“ use 111 data nerd:i
I !,
lowing officers were elected and in i
l. . supreme trustees Daniel}
I~"pi1u1 Tubes of Mrs. Holliugsr
l was removed without a surgical
..l" 'l‘ Peabody of M1Il1'.osc '
Spain May 20. and reach Madrid. MayE
A number of Americans viewed the:
found later by mine employee. both on .
conscious and Walden so badly bruis- '
MADRID. May i3—-—A despatcn from '
the 1
ed in these regiments. and very many . .
‘3' Cit-ll. K0.-
.8.
, a in New Haven. New. Haven ' ~
officers brought themes to this city.
i
i
i
i
{1
flowed abscess in the :o-
l
1
l
1
. operation.
“I had an abscess in my side in
the fallopian tube (the fallopian .
E t1 the Is a connection of the ovaries).
I suffered untold miseiy and was
so weak I could s1 arccl y get around.
The sharp burning pains low down
. in my side wore terrible. My pity. i-
1 also said these was no help for me '
' unless I would to the hospital .
and be 0 Irate 011.1 tliuught
before the i would try' Ilyllla E.
Pinkliant’s Vegetable Compound
wide It, fortunately, 11111] and it: his
I made me a stout. healthy woman.
1 My advice to all Women who suffer
. with any kind of telltale trouble is
i to commcnm g Lydia 1'3.
1 .Pinkbam' a \ egetable Compound
1 at once.’ ’-Mus. IRA S. lioLnisoun,
i Stiiv idoo, Ohio. 46000 forfeit If grip-a! of
above lulu proof", unulnsneu c not N produced.
It Would seem by 11 slots:-
En ment that wetness; wo dilute
time and tin ten“: the
would 11.11:?“
super 11 M'fig pee.
.Vc eta Ié
E an
“undid siv‘ra “gasps? pa.
r'sof'i an yo soch
' '11. ...1
. c1. steam
V c
o Other
$450,000 FOR 0000 ROADS.
f l. 1111' 'e
E 9173;115:950”
[Highway improvementxaili Reported
. Yesterday in the Home.
l HARTFORD May l:i.—-Al the. open-
i log of )(Isif'ldfli’ :1 session the fight of
‘lusl l: ridai over the reconsideration
{of the New London Gas and Electric
1(‘ompunv's c'haitcr amendment come
1 11p 'tgnin.11s was expected. The, forc
Eing of the House to adjourn last Fri-
fdnv noon did not give the opponents
of this incasuic a chance to reconsid-
Mr Hanks said, and he therefore
'oi’fcred a resolution calling the New
London matter from the office of the
iengrossing clerk. Mr. Colt of New
§l.oudon \igorously opposed theI resolu-
tion as did Mr. Scovillc of Salisbury.
Mr. Lockwood. of Woodbury. made 11
isharp speech indicllng the members
of the house who tried to shut off re
Iconsiderntion on Friday and the house
passed the resolution unanimously.
namesrsmm 11111111111111 T6601?”
:oi 11s government and it has been
. rtlnlewhhi cenpured. but there are good
.Thay aro beginning to own land and
'thc while people.
firalion of thc Indiaus'
.wunt you to ask the agent. to let my
. names my wife and I have given them.
’ outlier.
Signature of
magma by the comments of his
press, considerable misapprehension
exists as to this movement on the part
leaabns for asking the Indian people
to conform to bur system at naming.
cattle. and the matter of inheritance
is as imuortant to them as it is to
As most .of our
readers are nivariI this has been hith-
crto no system of family 1111 as on the
issue 11nd allotment rolls (1 fluI Indian
il"l"‘.f‘lf,‘l~l
iiniuiin Garland, at a recent meeting
of the Scunoyn league. gave an illus-
feelingu in re-
gard to this matter. ilc says: “James
Mooney. who is working at present
among the Kiowas 11nd Comanches.
was approached one day by an intel-
Iigcnt Kiowa who said: ‘My friend,.l
want you to do something for me: i
children who‘aro at school bear the
i do not like the names the white
Icuchera have glvbn to my children.’
“Mr Mooney promised to help in the
On investigation he found
that the children had been named Bet-
sy Kuhn. Burt Heidslck bubonic Bent-
lc .r and the like without any regard to
their wishes or their relationship The
.l‘ii'lli rcndily gave the order to lune
the rc'Il names substituted. and this is
the pleasant result. The father's name
wits (lunuvi. the mother's name. was
Duon (lunnvi the daughters were cull-
c.l iinlli, Ysimn and Imguna (innavt.
and the sons. linnlli and Zcpko (lunnvi.
More We have :1. Kiowa family ircnt-
ed propcrly and a group of really beau-
tiful nemesis -thc .1'1Isnlt. Our lan-
guage is enrlthcd by so many new
sounds and lastly 11nd of 111011) impor
tuncc.tl1c requirements of 0111 laws
are met and the family relationship is
cstablished."~Southern Workman.
CFfiEnInRMRIan'nA
ilu Kiri 11111111 limp nought
TESTING DEMURRAVoaV LAW.
...-— v .
Claim That Consolidated Railroad Will
Force a Case Upon it.
It. is said that an officer of the New
York. New Haven 81 Hartford Railroad
company states that. unless under the
bill now pending in the Connecticut
legislature reduces the legal four days
of car detention to two days the com
mittee will force a test case In 1111
courts by compelling consigneos in tbc
state to pay 20 cents or morea day per
car after the first two days. An ag-
grieved conaigneo Would thus be com-
pelled to appeal to the courts. and the
question of the constitutionality of the
four days“ law would be taken to the
supreme court of the, United States If
necessary. The officer referred to says
that. while tbeVpower of the state to
‘sendiug ii 111 ome to the Senate.
The usual biennial uppr'optiation re;
port was received for the improvement .
.of public roads this year the sum pro
. vidcd being 8450.000 for roads; $6.000
'for the highway commissioner's sul
any: $2 .4110 for his expenses $9.426 for
olllcc expenses and 820.000 for Inspec-
Ililll 11f minis.
Dr. Bowen. of Woodstock.
postponement of the resolution creat-
j 111ch for a trade school to be organized
'on similar lines with Sierra Angcul-.
and to use half of its:
‘upproprialim from the United States}
It was tabled for the'
Inrnl College.
. government.
calendar.
011 motion of Mr. Scovillc. of Soils
bury. the constitutional amendments
in reference to adopting the revised
constitution and voting machines were
all put over until Thursday of this
week as special order of the day.
The house had 11 long argument just
before adjournment this afternoon on
increasing the salaries of tho clerks
of the secretaries of 'statc and the
treasurer and comptroller. A favors
his report on these increases was on
the calendar by favorable report from
the committee. on the judiciary.
Dr. Bowen. of Woodstock. offered an
amendment. The amendment added
to the' resolution equal increases of
salary to the ndjutunt genel'al‘sofficc
11nd of the qunrtcrutaster general.
Mr. Banks. of Falrcfild. opposed the.
amendment, as did Mr. Altwood. of
l’lainfleld. Mr Lake. of Hartford.
1nd Mr \‘i'oodt‘tiff of Litchfield. Mr.
Attwood made the statement that tho
secretary's office was already accus-
tamed to resolve a third clark' s salary
and divide it between the other clerks.
and he thought no more money ought
to he. voted them.
The house adjourned at 1:45 p. m.
111111110330 today , . ‘
acollrod : ..
lug a commission to. examide info the-
impose the four days‘ law. on the com-
pany‘s own cars in local traffic is 11n-
doubted. the imposition of the law on
traffic originating outside of the state
' is tantamount to depriving the compo
i n_v of property without due process of
iiaw. and is unconstitutional. in this
|connection he also calls attention tr
rulings of toe courts and of the inter
state commission that two days is
reasonable time" for unloading. The
ipassagc of the two days' hlll in the
state legislature is very doubtful owI
ing to the resistance of the Farmers‘
Association.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia Bra
silinn Ilalm is b1 unkind 11p (‘olds when
eio'er tried. almost without exception
"' 60c and :1. on bottles. The Clif
«J.
ford liaxtcr' s or Plaisted a. “
ooo SITES won'rH 3560.
Henry Sanford and His Coachman, of
Bridgeport. Must Pay.
Patrick Murray, who was badly bit
ion by dogs belonging to Henry San-
ford was yestcrtinv awarded $500
damages bv the fury in the comnmfl'
pleas court. The. actions. claiming
$2.000. wer1II~brougl1t against Patrick
Murphy. Mr. Sanford‘s conchmnn. and
Mr. Sanford himself.
Murray went to Stanford's premises
in» September. 1901. While in the yard
:1 was claimed that the dogs set upon
him and hit him about the shins. This
was denied by Murphy who stated
fence. thinklul‘z that the dogs were on
ed his injuries.
THE x-RAVS.
Recent. experiments. by practical
tests and examination with the aid of
the x-Ravs. established it as a fact
that Caiarrh of the Stomach is not a
disease of itselff but that it results
from repeated attacks of indigestion.
“How Can 1 Cars My Indiges f"
Inflated. 8-1. Sept» 28; 1901.
or. David Kinsman», - .
Kennedy Bow,Bondoat. N. Y.
troubled will: my Kidneys
m dition of Miss Mutant Crane. who
- believed to be In a fair; w
Kodol Dyspepsia Care is caring ous-
ands. it will care you of indigestion
and dyspepsia. And prevent or cure
Catarrh of the Stomach. Kodoi digests
what you «Hmakes the stomach
sweet. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.“
mas CRANE WILL RECOVER. .
Waterbury 3Assault May PM!“ Hot!
bery Motive.
WATERB Y. May 13 .-—'I'ne coir
onSchool street. ori
”may mailing. a
d semi-conscious 111.-ls
was assault
that 'VlGliil
wot later
from comm of the brain. but it
to recov-
not at
she speaks but llbtle
allot, her. .0! once!
Some have 11 s new motive for
the clinic 111 113‘ hot that her poekét
01.13011. can I to the
drag. .. "
tress
govussnflclenflym to
:li‘l.
that Murray kicked at 11 barbed wire . ~
the other side. and in that any rccelv~ _ .‘
Brew House—6, 000
ce&~Rsfrig
31951033251231
Steam Powu' Fisht—
Empioys 5,000 People.
ViCTlM OF‘ RIOTERO DEAD.
Greenwich Italian. Shot Last Friday.
Could Not Stand Operation.
GREENWICII. May 13.-—Nicol11
Bruno. the Italian who was shot last
Friday by .lncco Loccaguies. during the
strike riot, died at the Stamford hos
piial yesterday. An operation had
been tk'rl‘ormcd In an effort to locate
the bullet. but without success. Yuc-
caguics. who was defending himself
(tom the nitatks 1111th upon him bv
Ilruno with 11 gas pipe. will not he re
or rested on .1 rot-lull of the dry 115 This
staicmoui was made by Coroner Dotcn
yesterday afternoon. after he had con-
cludcd his investigation into the mat-
for. When the corbner learned of
Bruno's ilf‘fiiil he came here and took
the testimony of (‘onlrnctor J. T. Weir
and Charles liraun, both of whom wil-
ncsscd the shooting. The coroner de
cidcd that the shooting was justifiable.
The local police authorities. have not
yet concluded their investigations into
the shooting. They have. received in“
formutlon from New York that the
leaders of the gang of ltannns which
was concerned in the riots are mem-
bars of the Mafia.
A STARTLING TEST.
,To save. a life. Dr. T. G. Merritt. of
No. ‘Mchoopauy. Pa... made a startling
lest. resulting in a wonderful cure.
lie writes. "A patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhages. caused
by ulceration of the stouiach. I had
often found Electric Bitters excellent
for acute stomach and liver troubles
so i prescribed them. The patient
gained from the, first and has not had
an attack in 14 monf.l1s"ElccirIc Bit-
icrs are positively guaranteed for Dys-
pepsia. indigestion. Constipation and
Kidney troubles. T11 them. Only 1100
at F H. Baxter's. "
TANNER MANSLAUGHTER CASE.
NORWICH. May iii-The session of
the Criminal Superior Court was re‘
slimed yesterday with Judge Roraback
on the bench. On motion of Judge
Chase. the case against Asnbcl Tanner.
the aged man who is charged with
manslaughter in causing the death of
'1 Hebrew woman in Preston last sum-
mer by striking her with a stick, was
'ontinncd until the next term of the
court. After a consultation with theI
lawyers. .ludgc Roraback assigned the
merged with the murder of Jeremiah
Shumway at Montrillc on November
'20 liltil. for next Tuesday.
A LITTLE EARLY RISER
1ow and then.
constipation. billousncss
troubles.
era are the famous little pills in t core
by arousing the secretions. mov 11g the
and liver
ing such tone. and strength to
cause of the trouble is removed on-
tirely. and if their use is continued for
the complaint.
Sold by Clifford Phar-
macy. , - "
a
,. ‘boltyour find; it irrhues your
Cheese "digestible food and
INK, no development:
«elected!»
as
BottlibmWorlas—WQ, 000 Bottles!)
er siting Plinth-13.3.00 Tons
fs‘if‘ lb 11......
ouSes4—425 0 0
.75
Electric Light's: liiovvciz Plant-4,000 Horse Power.
111110 of William H. Gnlllvan. who Is '
at bedtime will cure "
DeWitt.'s Little Early Rls-'
bowels gently. yet effectually, and giv- ‘
the ‘
glands of stomach and liver that. the
a few days. there will be no return of ‘
to.
00 city blocks.
Capacity:
y.1.1'.
is.
outflow“.
W.1
Largest BrewerymtheWorld
'Touuv cuss eon overseas.
Mrs Frankii‘sh Bush of New Castle.
Del., says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great 1118-
tress and belching i tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took liruzllian Balm.'an1i one 60
cent bottle. cured me completely."
1"111 sale by it II. Plaiste‘d, F. H. Bale
fer and the Clifford Pharmacy "
GREENWiCH PAINTERS TAKE AC-
TION.
GREENWICII May lit—The Gr-ecn
wich l‘ainlcrs‘ Union which has been
on 11 strike since April lat announced
yesterday that they had formed a co-
operatiic company and that hence
forth they would take contracts. The
company is to be known as the Green-
wich Painter-1‘ Union, which has been
on a strike since April lat. announced
that they h fo1 mod is coopuerhtive
company an: that henceforth they
would take contracts. The company is
to be. known as the Greenwich CoOp-
erstive Decorating Company. The men
announce that they have already so
cured four contracts.
THE WAST 8 OF THE EDDY.
Every seven two the blood muscles
and bones of a man of average size
loses two pounds of w'ornont tissue.
This waste cannot be replenished and
the health and strength kept tip with.
out perfect digestion; When the atom-
hch and digestive organs fall to per-
form their functlbns, the strength i'ets
down, health gives "way. and disease,
sets up. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables
the stomach and digestive organs to
digest and assimilate all of the wit ie~
some food that may be eaten into t a:
kind of blood that rebuilds the tissues
and protects the health and ‘strength of
mind and body. Kodol cures Indiges-
tion. Dyspepsia and all stomach trou-
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storm, and lire-proof.
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Window Shades.
Picture. Frames.
Psinters' Supplies.
Artista' Materials.
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White Curtain Poles with Fixtures.
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