rte vernt’l
and most complete lip-tum. House Furnishing m In Pair-
‘m‘ WWW
of our Enameled Ware ls strictly first. quality d our prices are
_. «silly considered. WII n others advertise it at less then we you
, lied this not first class—— but second quality‘.
is eysry article made In this line Irom s Gill unsure to a SirFoot
”I iWkOW. Cilills. Glass. Lamps.
genomes“. as in many others. we Import our own stock. which
toha'vd exclusive psiliornu.1‘hls fall’s lIanIrt of Fancy China
, 9 Very rare assortment of Solid, Pickle Berry, Olivo, Lobster,
bumcblelly. Fruit and Cheese Dishes. Cracker Jars, Condensed
one”, Totoarlcle Sets, Odor Idols, Blond and Cake Plates, Puddles
Iii! Ind Dancers and Plaques.
‘lll ice and [sizes of Fancy Lamp s.
alias. French and American Cut Glass.
Wedding and Billlldllu Gills.
W ysflety Ill Useful and Beautiful Articles appropriate for these oc-
W is the largest to be found ln this county. Rich Cut Glass. sover-
W Dresden, aniland and Limoges Chins, Fine Lamps, Artistic Furniture
Wily}! ,lneres. Lemonade and Wine Sets. Gold and Dresden Clocks, Fine
And Pictures. Prices guaranteed the lowest.
Bouquarters for Curd Prizes.
ii‘fl
on. Suit AND LIGHTNING rnurr .IAlIs. JELLY oLAsscs, AND
”(The nuances ron Ai.L MAKE JAns.
In It [CI 3*
s Bargain D
We have a fe'ih bargains left and these we our]! offer for
this youth's Bargain Sale at prices that will take them out
Ludics’ Shut Waist Suits.
Rattle: Prices $8. 49, $6. 49, $5. 98.
Thursday Bargain, Choice at 52.49
Ladies’ Shirt Waist Stilts.
Ragolar Pike 33. 6 9 Thursday Bargain 51.49
Two Piece Dimitu Suits.
Ragaler Prices $1. 69 and 31.98. Thursday Bargain 98 cts.
Ladies’ Duck Skills.
14”..
Regular Rice 51 06. ”(Why Bargain 65 cts.
Ladies’ Licht Wrappers. . .
R vainl- Rrr'ce $1.00, Thursday Bargain 65 cts.
4L Rn!c:s I'n Shirt Waists. Children' s Dresses and
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so,“ mamm-fg-Oflw «u.
Reliance Wins:
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and blue side's yes't'o
come change to the people of Briggs?
aspect, hunting and flags which had
been put out previously being added
steam ”(l trolley lines and upon hougo
. show and the number 0! tlu'noiils ill
have Dr. Fowler s Extract.
Cherry in the medicine chest.
however, said he was playing with a
riiay of Bridge- '
wl'l ION Howl sill celebration.
llRIIXlEI’OR'l‘,‘ Bell. ' J.——8uns_hipo
'liy wore II wel»
port and the oltyllook on lab oi
unite generously to all pints of the
y. Vlsitors' continue to come by
is ti l'lllb. "i
t n giro” the her“ WintrumauitSW
I. ltlt nt 2 o'clmk and the Marine pa
undo Ill 3 o'clmk ln lilo former the
display .pf horsev flesh ulld d lunny
Ilns was as elabmstu all at: I howe-
llne hast never been signalled here If
in the stale. upwards of 300 horses
the oral! one (locked with hills and
lilo sight wus a pretty one The re-
turn ol pleasant weather enables visi-
tors to make 11 tour of the shore ro-
sorls In tIIls section uddlnu to the eu
joyuble asters 0! their. lltolldsy.‘
—-No need to four sudden attacks of
cholera lnfantum dysentery; diarrhoea.
summer complaint of any sort If you
of Wild
BOY SHOOT. HID MOTHER.
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Accident In Nsuqstuek wml Serious
Remit.
NAUOATUCK, Sept. 2.——Mrs. .l. M
Kennery. wife of n prominent business
man and former borne". was occiden-
tally shot in the face by her son ilay-
Inond aged twelve yesterday. The
bullet entered tho left side of her nose.
passed through the right eye and come
out through the frontal bone. close to
her temple. A slight varlntion In its
course would have resulted in immod-
lale death. the physicians say. She
was taken to Waterbury for examina-
tion by an eye specialist. and though
very weak from loss of blood it Is
thought the injury will not be total. The
Inn has been hyster‘lt Ill since the shoot-
ing and has been unuble to give u ra-
tional account of It. Mrs. Kcnlloy.
lil-cullbre rille and pulled the trigger
when the mllszlo of the weapon was
within three feet of lll‘l' face. A short
time before the boy had been caution-
ed by an older brother not to play with
the llfle without first removing a cart
ridge which it contained but the warn-
ing was disregarded. Mrs. Konney is
about .42 years old.
Chisese'liertllre
tore that to ill to refinement of cruelty.
Tlley itccp II. silent spoke tIll llc din.
of nervous ex nuatl‘bl.
il-lt. W Quincy, Mans..wmt Impl awulm
for a lolly;r time. by..dlwldulrti ht Iv-m
Dr. tlrecnc‘ s Nrrvurn I-"IIIIII hi I “in n it
1101 mm! as though she Intuit. tlltl.
tolls 01 her terrible
from In like The marine parade in funny";
he harbor was made up of varieties “M 5,, l I d t n
of cr raft. steamers, oyster boats, clear and Initiati'm hit‘ll Willi? J1 ”All? All tulle
trio no other motor lsImches, and ll“fgmzl“”1‘ ”My“: w"“.:“k;ll‘3fi
suilillz (mill under tow Nearly all “'3‘, ' (mummy, MW." "1"”, '
u...“— “Ina-u.- ...
' l SlEEP."
wt' 'rwg‘. ' 1,
ted
“Mum” ‘55- .
' Exhaustion Fellows,
and m. signed
.The Gbluusedlay isms method of tor,-
Sr‘r" f ‘l
Mrs. dumb 0. WI! toms of in (‘ rolls
Slit!
experience on
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l'lltl‘mI
1'!" e»
pluc- »
l... I.
punipttl'xitt "mun
t ill 'V
lilnvo been without also I for a wees 7“ n sin-e
until i W nucouI Iiomly on“. QI-Nul ill “loturnl
dollar! told nolhih they“ “Inc Ina II It Inc on)
good Irnotlolilor .I II me i All It flout tut tumor
and that i would lune to Innis-Ito Ill lill’lkllull.
The day trill out (”I Inn to an. Wlil‘ II I (Mr niwl oi.
to “(I I thought if I must die, I would IulI Icr
die at home.
“ FiIIIIll my sistr I- (' mm to see me, nod when
she 1:111 what! i was. she told me of
Dr. G seno‘s Nervura, the Inst nerve tonic.
“ The first day I took I vIvul 1-1 bed and
slept all night II tlIlIItI I but! not done for All
monthn. [was amt-sued that l kept on until I
had taken six lllts and mm l mu II \u-ll
woman. 1 owo’ It All to Dr. Greene's Non-urn
and I u-llevoryonel we sick About it I loci I
cannutprnisel enough.
"You are entirely outcome to use this ill-sit
monlnl In your advertising, or in any my you
DI. Grecne' s adv-it e is free. to IIll suf-
fering women. ll' rite him and he will
tell you how to go ct well Addlcss
101 mm: Ave. New York City.
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'D NEW MEDI-
clne. Colours Solvent. removes chut-
in deposits from the joints. muscles
und urinary organs. and prevents the
formation of more: thus curing gout.
rheumatism and gravel. The only
radical remedy. Write to the Cal-cum
C,ompllny Rondolll. N. Y.. for free
pamphlet containing vnlunbio informs
lion, and s free sample bottle. “
UP m A BALLOON.
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New Haven Girl Prefers It to Quiet
Home Life.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 2.—-Doclsring
that she was tired of the monotony of
home life, and piqued because her
mother upbraidod her for staying out
late one night this week Carrie Myer.
aged twenty three. of Crown street. yos‘
lerday snnounced her Intention of be-
coming an Remnant. She surprised a
men who makes balloon ssoenslous at
a nearby summer resort by asking per-
mission to make the perilous flight in
the air. He consented. and they mode
a double ascension. going up about. a
mile and then dropping together with
the parachute. They landed nnhurl. in
a vacant lot. The girl said she enjoy.
ed the experience. though she had nev-
or been hour a balloon before.
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A FAVORITE REMEDY FOR DIAR-
RHOEA THE WORLD OVER.
During the thirty years and more
that Chamberluln‘ s Colic Cholera and
Dinerhoeo Remedy has been in use It
has constsntly. grown in t“ or and
popularity. In every part of he United
States it is now the acknowledged
standard ,for all bowel complaints and
is fast heralding a favorite the world
over ,The editor of the Polar Akhbur,
a native newspaper published at La
bore IpdlpJ s: “lhave tlsod Chem-
Ilerlslns Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy many times among my chil-
dren and servants for colic and diar-
rhoea and always found it effective.”
For sale by Stillson Powell Company,
F. H, Baxter and Cllh’ord Pharmacy“
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B M11008 OLD HOME .WEER.
813120 I, Sept. 2. ~Th’e feature of
Old {lamp e.elr yesterday was a meet-
lug ln’ the .rst Congregational Church
which was attended by a large number
of old residents of Bristol. many of
whom were called upon to speak
A r uses were made by Rev. Ever-
ett Wlll. of Haddam, Chules E.
Mitchell; of New York city.. Rev. Wll-
lllun E. Johnson. of New York. Pro-
fessor Tracy Rock, of Yale. Rev. Char
los E. Duck. of Yonkers. N. Y. Senator
Noble E Pierre, Rev. John 1“. Lyon. of
"niyoke. pines" and Rev. John Asher
aikq'x
”in dragan vans—ll
xi cum sugar.
Wallyutadr to
“i1 ed by a lane crowd.
Anderson. of Boston.
The athletic sports yesterday after-
noon st communes Lake were attend-
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FEARFUL 0008 AGAINST HIM.
iBedrldden. alone and ‘.dullluba
such In brief was the condition of an
old soldier «by some if It It means;
Versailles. ‘Os for year-he was troub-
led with my Illusion and neither
doctors ionisation" give him relief
At. length hettrlso Electric Bitters. It
.ppt hi- o'Ir- hit use to shorten!" and
new to team '.‘le es the road to
complete recovery." Best on sortil‘
for Liver and Kidney troubles and all
forms or Mail“
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from
last night Antonio Duke, aged [W
3mm
luihli; “0617 500‘. Olsflllhpd DY
gm arm, lll‘ll
teen 7 dropped dead earths street.
on axial-usual: out“
MR8. MANSON S THIRD TRIAL"
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Famous Aahford Poisoning Cass Ex-
pected to Gems up September 15.
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I’UTNAM Sept 2—Judgc Thnycr
wns on the lit'llt ll at the opening of
the September line of the Supellol
Court yesterday. Of the cases to come
up this term the mist important In
that of Mrs Lillluu Manson. charged
with the murder cl M is, Mary Wilson
by poisoning (it A; oyl “firstly twp
yours ago. 5 his son's third tlisl
was unsigned fol/Suptchlllel If»
John Troughtou of Willimnntir,
charged with assuult upon Leander
Jacobs. his falhcrlllrluw, with intent to
kill pleaded guilty llllll was given an
indeterminate sentence of not less
than ten years our more than twelve.
'I‘roughton shot his futllor—Indnw, who
bad a nnrow est-upt- from death.
A number of other mess of minor
Importance were on the calendar.
DTOP THAT COLD
or It may result In Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried. almost without exception.
In, 26, 600 and 81,00 bottles. The Clif-
'Ol‘d.'BaXlPT'I or Pialsteti'l. "
MORE CANDEE GIRLS AT WORK.
NEW liAV.lI‘..\' Supt. :»Silly Inolc
girl strikers lelllllll‘ll to their benches
at the I. Candce IIIIII (‘ompnuy rubber
shop yesterday making 100 III all who
have left lilo ranks of the union. Supt.
Pierce today said that the strike of
the girl BliOPlllllllt‘l‘s would not last
the week out us the girls alo lleully
all willing to n llllll to work.
—‘—‘:~
-v at Main rt.
Don't bolt your i'ood. it lrrustcs y
will. Choose ribs :3"
ebcwit. Indlgcstwalpuhsgcmuné-
has. Propernfcprcvcfltllf. Saigcl's
Sympmit. Wild‘eb'll.‘illl
fihmtll’indigufio. Now,thc '
.lt. Racy-ago: '11? will
bxphordlscomfoftsfisgiog,
s dim it”, film will“:
mmwewsflw
1"HliWnI‘RfllPtlilm. etc.
Yes..-
To our: laid
Whom. Holmii:
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Hoes-c Tunnel A Willem
II to be Bought and I
Tbs D. A M. Is to be Parallelsd.
I'IIAINFIELD Mulls. sum. 2.———Tho
New Yotk, New Haven lit llartfold
Rullroud is planning to reach Canada
from here according to Well founded
report‘s. '
.it in uInloI stood that the license
'l‘IIIIII-l KI Wilmington (VLI Italiroud
is to be but tht and extended flops Wil-
nlillzllon to Hallehcstqa The
litlslon It’s M‘nwo is to bo psralloled I
flom llOOBItt 'l‘IllIIch to Blloibulnc
lt‘ulls lll‘t’lllltit'. of tho illslstonto oi’ the
ltostuu it MutIIc lIl carrying freight to
Springfield instead of the nearest lor-
Illliliil of the New Haven road.
The new mad tolho‘North will leave
the Berkshire division of’ the Consoli-
dtllod rIIIIIl Ill Von llcusenvlllo, Mass.
nnIi (loss the Iloston & Albany at
Stale Line. N. Y. pulsing thIouglI the
Hancock Valley to the Volmont llno.
uhorc It cannot: lion Is to be [nude with
the liutlnnd ltalIIond.
A BOY’B WILD RIDE FDR LIFE.
With family around expecting him
to dlc,snd a son Ilding for life ill miles,
to get Dr. King’s New Discovoly for
Consumption Coughs and Colds, W. H.
Brown, of Leeaville. lnd.. endured
donlil‘ II agonics fmm asthma: but. this
wonderful medicine gave Instant relief
and soon cured him. lie writes: “i now
sleep soundly every night. " Like mar-
velous turns of Consumption, Pneu
monia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
(lrip' prove its matchless merit for nil
Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed
bottles 50c and 81.00. Trial bottles
free at Frank ll. Baxter's drug store.
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SUICIDE. IN BRIDGEPORT.
Unknown Woman Drinks Carboiic Acid
In Park.
BRIDGEI’ORT. Sept. 2.——An un-
known womlln committed suicide you-
Will!” in Beardsley park by drinking
(lll’llolll' nc.ld She was found by
l'uI-k ()lilcor Glenn unconscious upon
the gross. The emergency ambulance
took her to the Bridgeport hospital
where she died within a. low minutes
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Bridgeport A- crtldpmcnp l Bridgeport Advertisements.
.. AT amuse
The store closes at five o'clock every afternoon esccpt
Saturday. during Old Home Week.
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It.
Cut Prices in Dress Lengths.
To anyone whose thoughts are diiccted towardh a I
9‘
new gown for the fall season we suggest that the follow-
ing line of Dress Patterns be examined. In every case
they are highly desirable, and the prices have bccn' low-
ered one-half, and In one instance less, as the list shows.
0110 length of blue, black, and green Wire Cloth,
formerly $2.00.
new $1.00 a yard.
One length of Castor Etaminc with white fleck, a very
modish fabric, formerly $2. 00. now $1. 00.
P"
One length of Black Voile with white noppc dash, for-
merly $2.00, now 75 cts. a yard.
One length of Navy Blue Voile with white noppc
dash. formerly $2. 00. now 75 cts. a yard. »,
One length of Gray Crepe with whlte snowflake. for-
merly $2.00. new $1.00 a yard.
Onc length of Navy Blue Crcpc with white snow-
flake, formerly $2. 00, now $1.00 a yard.
Two lengths of blue and green Checked Voile with
white fleck. formerly $2.00, new $1.00 a yard.
These are all imported high grade fabrics, no two
alike.
Black 771m Dress Goods.
Black Lace-striped Lawns, Black Merccrizcd Grena-
.s".
dines. and imported Black Swisscs with silk dots. Former
prices from 15 to 50 cts. a ya rd. Present sale prices, 10
in]. The police. suy the 1mm is either
pllltiully intoxit alt-d or Inentily ilIl
balanced and are inclined to doubt
his story. ,
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPDIA.
Mrs. Frankllsh Bush of New Castle
Ilrl., says: “i suflered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
tress and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of, bllt nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by It, H. i’lnisted, F. ii. Bax
tar. and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
OHIODEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
VEIISAIIJES. . Ohio.~ Sept. 23-“
The Ohio Democratic Stile campaign
was formally opened here last night
with a large and enthusiastic meeting.
The chief speakers were: W. J. Brynn.
Tom 1.. Johnson and John- H. Clarke.
candidate for United States senator to
Stu-(“cod Senator Hanna. Bryan In his
speech spoke enthusiastically of tho‘
ticketmomlnated by the Democratic
State Conventionand predicted victory
for the ticket. He also endorsed
Clarke forUnItod Suites Senator.
IUCKLIN'D A‘RNch DALVE.
. Has world-wide tame for marvellous
cures. It surpasses any other sslve, io-
tlon. ointment or «bolln for Cuts. Corns,
Burns Dolls. Home. Felons, Ulcers. 'l‘et-
tor Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Chopped
Hollis 8km Eruptions. lufsilible for
Piles Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at
Frank Id Buster’s; druggishx:
WED! NEW MILFORD GIRL. .
MERIDEN Sept. 2.—-A pretty wed
ding occurred yesterday afternoon at G
o'ciot k at the home of W. K Lewis. III)
Center street. Mrs Le'ins sister. lilies
‘Rosc Triesehmenn,’ of New» liford.
mm united in marriage to “Item
anoloy, of New Haven Roy. R. C.
Tongue, o! the All Shuts' Church per-
forming the ceremony. The bride was
lgisen sway b but brother-ln- law. T.
M..Btnck u! cvl-‘Hllford.~“
A PU NATIVE PI I‘ABDRE. "
lfonI overlook Devil little Early
‘ Risers to‘l' billion‘shsss‘brt constipation
you know what I’ polyethsegs pious ore is.
These fusioall Niall pills disease the
liver and rid. the system of oil bile
without proddal‘nd- dash! siesta.
They do not when en or wanes
but glve tone and s
fines and lm' *
I at Houston. How‘s»: "No better
“call M’WN‘I‘AW hrly Ris- ‘
In-jaoe‘s‘hzttlpsmm Pi headache .
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etc "
1mm!
atom-moms
H'ABWORD? Gd“: WWII
berth. I mm menacing-hr:-
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~ .t and; died sudden
home of-IIIW “dale ‘3
1- yssIWoIdr-tt or" . 1°»!
sill
MISS PECK ASCENDS SORATA.
CHICAGO. Sept 2. ——A dcspatt-h to
the llf‘fortl- Herald from Albuquerque,
N M. says: Miss Annie l’mk. of Non
York, who has achieved fame as at collision with n freight train.
mountain climber accompanied by Dr.
W. G. ";ll.:ut president of the Ullllt‘i‘r
sity of New Mexico and too Spins
guides bus successfully usctllticd
Mount Sorutn III [-loilltu. the lllghtst
pcuk in tho \lltlos.
time the summit has been scaled
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AWisconsin ltld who might have Duke of linxburghe.
time llocinl: (Olll. 'IIIIrghc is now the guest of MIs Ogden
been wasting his
went fishing Instead, and found a $2-
675 pearls-flare“ News.
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This is the lilst =
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after her arrival. There was nothing (1 l
upon her person that disclosed her to 25 “5- a Y“ r ..
numl? i IShlel thesflwit; 3391:} groggy Black Lace Stripes, 121/2, 15 and 19 cts. a yard. . ,
Inur 0! note“ 1 ” . .
The ”mm. m"; h, badly won, and bears Black Mcrccrlzed Grenadlnes. 19 and 25 cts. a yard. i .
u III-arty obliterated word which looks A great deal of service can be had out of a 19 ct.
like “Glynn." She was ll woman about G . N .
it) years of age. well formed, weighing "‘3de . s.. l
nlmui 150 pounds. Black Swisscs, 15 and 25 ct:;. Black Dimlty. 1o cts.
DISTRISS AFTER EATING CURED. , - ,
Judge W. '1‘. Holland, of Orccnsburg, Crash PeliICOSb-r—bpeflal.
l£&kwlIo.i;::lly::;lsluzélgnilllyslgggtrvgi Ten dozen Crash Petticoats made with a ten-inch
greatly from indigestion After cut flouncc, offered at the extremely low price of 50 cts. each. .
1118. great distress would invariably rc- -
mm mung m an hour 0,, so and my Length, 38. 40 and.“ lnchc 3. Every woman knows that
nights were restless. 1 concluded to these are good and scrvtccab 1e Wash Pcttlcoats.
try Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure and it cured , - . - -
mo mum“. N ow my me” is m Souvcmrs of Bridgeport may be found at various dc- .
t‘reshlug and digestion perfect." Sold partmcnts throughout the store. '
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.II thtford Pharmacy. Souvenlr Spoons. thc “Connectlcut." the G. A. R.. the
CONFESSKD To MURDER. Mystic Shrine. the Birthday Spoons. at the Jewelry Sec- ’
DETROIT. Mich, Sept. 2.—~A mun fiom ‘ ".2
giving the name of Charles lllch, walk- ‘
cd into police headquarters this morn "
ing mullI said he wished to give himself
up. as e was the murderer of little Al-
phonse Wclmt-s, lilo four-yesr-old boy "HG omllllljla
who was found murdered. und his body 6 Ill! 1 JOY“?
terribly slashed several Iiuys ago. The
police have searched for and near for
some clue to the murderer but thus far
. all their ellorts have been unsuccess- _ j...—
PASSENGERw TRAIN WRECKED.
ii \STINGS. in Sept. 2.——l’nsscllgcr
trnin No :l on the Burlington road was
ulctkld Iltlc last night In a bend on
The
pussengcrs were thrown from their
seats and about forty were injured but
none, so far as reported sustained ssr~
ious injuries.
MISS GOELET ENGAGED.
LONDON Sept. 2.—-'l‘he engagement,
is announced of Miss Muy (loclet to the
Tile Duke of Box-
ltloelet mother of Miss May Goeiet at
New port It. I
..=.1 W!
l m- ums twitch-At ‘u
The Kind you Ellyn Always Bought. and which his heal
in use (or over 80‘ years. has home the signature or
th'cihi’
and has been made under his per-
sons] supervision since its m-
Allowno one to deceive you in this.
Twelta. Imitation: and' “Jammy: “all,“
“that trifle with and endanger the lioblth of
n.3,“ I
'goric,
sniffing. [to Old “I
it ~91
« _ til? at Is CASTOFIIA
rope; and soothing $0!ij
contains unscrew-n; Morphine.“ 2mm
monies; “Weston
Myrna
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