'ARE Y0
Denoting-1min say'ile
watt‘acvantys your young.”
Sane, anon are old at. half
. .thstfigtirev- - .
. Anabnotin years. it is
'1 * .ih‘thE‘biood. Scott's Emul-
l
.....
i “by keepingly'our blood young:
.by supplying. it .with an
«N abundance. of rich. pure, vital
' .t nourishment; "canying con-
stant life and. renewal to
. every fibred your body. it
I ”I: ‘ " 'willhcipyouto rob advancing
, magni’i‘a‘m "years oi'htlii their sting.
'v‘a‘" 'ab'tlsllb‘ws from 'I'lli‘lviu-Ivbhmmm-
- p , received there
3 our!" the month.
ore. . . ln‘Octiober and
.' g A ‘vember of last
SCOTT I BOWNI. m Pearl Street. New Yolk
snout... 13~Snn to Louis N. winer-
a heavy one for bury. .
.9 more than the November H—Daughter to John it.
November for Morton.
" ill. The death November lit—Daughter to James Gil-
. townswns 14.2 bert. , .
tunnel“ and for November iii—Daughter to Thomas
“,3 Those reported Malloney.
‘ were 236, be- November it‘t—Son to Gardner Arline
. . ton.
of deaths
' November lib—Son to John Kolbal.
" were report,- Novembcr 1.9—ilatighter to Henry Hoff-
gamma an-
" . . one thous-
M were four
; 1;. ,nd two
In 7 .
flit—son to Gabriel 8. Hoyt.
Marriages.
November _4——Edvl rd '1‘. Comforih
and Miss Annie erick.
November Iii—John E2003 and Miss
Mary Kovncs. "
November Jh—Gaetano Penemhera and
Mrs. Theresa Cornelia.
November 17—William McGulnesa and
Miss Mary Webb.
November 21—Joloph C. Goldeke and
Miss Mary E. Klndilien.
November 21—Joseuh Lengyel
Miss Bertha .iuhass.
November 23~Thomas F. Newman and
Miss Mary A. Manning.’
November Zip—Homer H. Sturges and
Miss laaboi E. il‘relldenthlii.
Nov r 26—George 1". Seller and
Miss Gr'ace Valentine.
Noven er xii-whom it. Anderson and
Mrs. been Peterson.
November. 26~Wllliam . P. Ward and
Miss' Elisabeth A. Cunningham.
November 20—Mlcllael .l. Nolan and
Miss Annie h. Lucy.
’ . x: Deathi.
November
. ,. ,. _ _. The
' : tresstoqu :Grip.
. diphtheria and; . robe; ty-
figna'n‘gz: gm on. two;
. M fI. "mi; dis-
-‘ crypus s Atop,- our: oart
.. "I?!“ M61 “vigil violence.
fill untold! In.” ve-
The number of infectious diseases
a "-‘foliowrir this vicinity:
. - srienroaet New Canaan,
.. . lat-,Norwallrtfeltyyone: Nor-
trn . ,tho'wtr) one: ~Westport. one. ac»
let, . :‘Mfii‘mth'uM crow.
lk;‘-three; South- Norwalk, two.
”were (cover, Nor-walk (city), four:
’ tow-lions: City of South
Normality one. consumption. City of
Vlttitihmorwalk. one. - .
* “itiitnmeattng upon the convention
of ithin “officials in, this city Tuesday
:tni-f’flefifiomy of' this week Dr. c.
’: t {Alum y'. secretary of the state
Marital-bonito; says: ~
and
4
I
On Wednesday December 16 and" * ‘ Y- M- 1'. n'm I the tent lorsr custodian of the ti . l run a this testimonial withottt
will be, held in N w Haven a sanitary N0“ 2‘11"“01 N- BOW)“. 83 5 itilltg't’l’ money, ilnd the general asseln~1hg|i¢|mtin£ being thunkml to have
cont flu flag!“ lth’ of- NOV- 3—‘lMWMM- Corbett, . 32 biy. which has created the court of] found such a “0.1.30an remedy.
‘,._ - . . , ”(0 cut. ’ ‘ Nov. 5—Helen M. Wilmot. , 4 1 20 which you are cm ms provtdedtbat Respectfully ' re, ,
' ' In “no true when an experl- M" 7‘3” J- 3“"9: 72 2 2 such money smiths est-i over by you? n It, inflation: A. A..
chi. 't‘h'e ex erlence of severst other N” 3"“‘3‘1‘ “‘1”. I” “0“"- ‘to me as :1 superintendent of the stale nucto‘r otBi. Line's Church.
hm'lnichic similar‘as'semblings of N0“ S—Rachaei Ayers. . 55 3 5 police. ‘ This remedy is for sale by Stillma-
emrlpthoritles under various N0“ “Eliumh K “""'*{""3-50 2 ‘27 I send you this communication that! Powell Corporation, iluxtor l’harmucy
' , hnvdebean practiced and the NH". .13-—Mlchelin(.‘ E. hand“ there may he no misapprehension about ; and (gummy Pharmacy. n
it ”1 ”summon which 1' Elven and gelii. ' .‘ 40 my position Ill this matter. nor any ap-; -~—————-—,——
by the interchange of person» "5"“ ‘3‘“‘W‘a COWW- ‘!5 5 l parent acquiescence an my part In the; CAPTAIN DOOLITLE peso.
mli‘hflle ”mu“ of “mm, how. 15—Wm. H. Uuderdown. [:3 3 29 payment of such money to anyone but: ANSONIA no... 15.~'l‘he death in
. Nov.'16—Andrew Clark. :04 4 ‘3 .myl-lelfl its superintendent or the ““h‘inreystono d Waterbury suburb. of
. It. I the direct conuct of mind Nov. 17~—Marla Bmwn, 82 3 police or ‘0 assistant superintendent on i Captain John Henry hooliliic. formerly
d fifths resultant determina- Nev. Ill—Royal 0' Millard, 75 5 15 my "d”- Youm truly, 'of this city. was announced here today.
tlbtful questions which often N0“ 2.1‘c“"‘“”"’ ”WW" "“7 i THOMAS l"- EGAN . tlhpt. Doolittle was 74 years old. He
the parties eluted in the dia- Nov'. 32—Honara Sullivan. 66 ‘ zauperinlontle'nt State Polioe. organised In “62 Company B. of the. ‘
'III “a the listeners for moré than Nov. 22-Berthn K' Behaefer, 35 11 1% Clerk “mm" Judfl‘nm‘m- Corlporm Twentieth Connecticut Volunteers, and
mm Dike Nov..22-—Char.lea H. Newlaml. _1 2 ‘20 tion Counsel Farming and MAW" hill" went to the front. taking part in vor-
3 £1!leth for consideration at. N‘W- 22.1mm?“ 39- Shaffer, 7-3 10 1“ or will probably have a conference re- Wm engagements. ..
manna“... 0', m gummy Nov. jet-Sylvia M- Written. 4 7 gnrdingthcquestion this week and Al-; M
. t'hl chaficier. hey "a such NOV- JS‘HMT'CI A. Didi"; tomey General W. A. King is expect-i THE LONE STAR STATE.
‘ é rv local hallh «flour in" r. man, - ‘8 10,10 ‘3‘! ““0"” t" "’"k "“0 m“ muddle. Ilown In Texas at. Yoakum is a big
' ’ tolerant“ to because they ‘fla ate M" 2§“F'°d°‘"°k ”“3“"- 3‘ 9 J“i "—"_‘ " dry goods arm or which Mr. .i. M. liai-
“1“"! Mei“ functions. N-"V' .8—Benjaniln I" Com- “ 6000 FOR CH'LDREN- . lcr la the bead. Mr. lialicr on one of
e in“ “not the schools to m ‘ “0°“.- 36 The pleasant to take and harmless M, mm, East .0 buy gm“ said to u
M ' ‘ hen til-1 the mimosa" Nov. gfl-Nichoiaa Space, 38 One Minute. CW3" Curc gives ,immod- | friend who was with-him ill the palace
-» I ii“... .0 II n w No- NDV-Jf—Anlonlo Giordano. ‘ 27 . late relief in all cases of Cough. (troop f. car. "up”. take once! the“ Little Eat-
it . and the improvement NOV- ~9—Mll’! Kearney. ‘5. and LaGrl pe beeallse ii doea not pass I u. my,” upon ,9."an and you will
' ’ ' ” "0""30'4‘33'9 Banyal, 6 1‘ immediate Y “ml-”‘9 stomach but be up early lit the morning feeling
0--
«in I are a tuna
.hs," . .isf’iomfijoifi’om. A
.H tests limited to the W
trill-blots tohjeet ovate] . R. I
y. 'g‘mntual instruct“!!! “fl! ’me,miuhesiln_ulnin'ue wens.
“ ‘ MASSACHUSETTS ELECTIONS.
frtgsTtgiNrt Dar. i15.—'—Th fi‘t‘iztsséven
o e y-‘t reeciti ,v appaohp u—
aetta to holdmunicipatetiectiono voted
today. I‘M-Tuesday; like thetwo pre-
ceding on which the other cities have
held elections, was a perfect vtdnter'o
lflay, cold but clear and bright. The.
cities bailoti tothy pre:_
.Cambridxe. Chelsea, Fall River, Med-
!oni. 'Newbu port and North Adams.
Boston's city election today was mark-
ed by a gen . mlank of interest. aris-
ln. from. the surety of, the, election of
It east a rlty of the Democratic.
Nov. ”do—Frank Kettles,
line for a seaftmti term of two years. An
interestinumature of tile election was
_ the question of the names: of the city's
candidates by. the Good Gov-
‘ ernmont A
school committee, :3
amt-partisan Publfn .‘ hoot. Associa-
on. . .
CHICAGO oi'vv some: HOST
- .. ”LARA Moot. ‘ ~
haul .nso. law—mummy
' lion helps to kecpyou young '
,. "st fever 132, mull:
_ . .‘ 11;. ”a group 132, November Zl-llnughicr to Michael I.ut
‘ W fever 7B. "'an-
5". Q d Ntflember 2I—1hlughior to Albert .1.
. m ' 20.. clsauxhlln.
. u . . “mm 3:"... November 22»~Son to.ioseph Saunders.
., _ .. .M‘jfl'%3_ The November 22-ilaughtcr to James w.
" WW (lonelier.
t I | . n “’6“.
"ii" ‘ ‘u' . Iin 0‘!er November 27—Son to William E. Mug
' ilieis. '
Elston. i
ctndidatee. including Mayor P. A. CoI-'
, "that “and those tor the'
ported by the
that the Wvflhble milled
, . ~‘_ . e ‘ . then. ‘ '4‘
l
t . ‘
u
t
l
REV. EDWARD HALE ACCEPTS.
. ilOSTON, lit-c. I5.~~liev. Edward Er-
Superintendent Ephn Makes Claim On I cruti little hlili \virt-d his willingness to
ft to Q. y'in Court g N ,. ‘lli'ttf'lli the appointment no chaplain oi‘
' nos Col c 4‘ h . o iliti (lulled States Senate. lie has
, w c ‘ _ 'l‘ ,mllde arrangements to spend the will-
1 9;:lli‘l'lnilmigmlt :IY lth“ Slfl‘l“ r01“:- -itcr in Washington witli his family. Dr.
I “- .583“ 3 9' a 9" 0"“ 0 '“ “ “.11an in vector emeritus of the. Solttll
i b” {0" the ““9“ in "‘9 Norwich ”‘l'lm" (‘opitrt-izntitmul illuiiarinnl Church in
“3395 presented by ”‘9 ""“0 Vince-t this city. and has it ltlltlonltl 'reptitutitin
30'9" ’I‘ibbitahaareceivcd ”m foi‘iow- all it clergyman. lecturer. antiquarian.
this letter from Superintendent I'JKIID author and philanthropist.
on the matter: I -
RECTOR OF ST. LUKE'S.
Hartford. Conn.. Dec. 5. 1903.
Mr. Henry w. Tibbita. Clerk of the City;
Court of Norwich. Conn: i
Door Sir—l am informed that you:
purpose to pay over to the treasurer of.
the city of Norwich all of the money re.
celved by 3'0“ ““ clerk 0' “l" “0“" (N‘- w-i think it is only right that i should
““93 and '70rf9l‘9“ bonds- “ criminal toll you what a wonderful effect. (lllam-
Cl"“"- “new evidence ‘5 furnished ”5' i herhtin‘s Cough llcmedy has produced.
the state poiicc. {The day before Easter 1 was so tilt-i-
] claim that "“94“”! 0' “"9" mOnFY‘treitned with a cold'. nd cough that. i
should h" paid l" me. 35 superintendent ' diti nottblnk to be Id 0 to take any till-
of the state police'for‘thc state of Con-i ”H. the "a“ (“1". at I I). "or“. w“ ill-
neciicut. and i hereby give. you notice; most choked by h. The mm“,
to pay the same to me or to Assistant; day | ,1"...de an order from you {m
Superintendent Stanton. my order. India bottle or your Control Remedy. l at
not to pay it to any other person. Tut-Wm... procured a “nude. bottle, no.1
amount paid for such fines and 0“ llu'i took about three doses or the medicine.
forfeiture. of said bonds is. as l under-i To my “real re“?! We cough and cold
“ and "I" '“W- received by 3’0“ "I 3'0""; hiltl completely disappeared and I was-
0 clnl capacity. and one-half lmmedl-guhle to oruurh three times on Easter
atuly becomes the money of the stoic I m, i know that this I'flilid and um...
"i C‘IMWHWH "I!“ 35 clerk W“ “1‘0 ' live cut‘e was due to your Cough Rente-
Ashhurnham. Ontario. Testi "es to the
good Qualities of Cherub rlain's
Cough Remedy.
ASHBURNHAM, 0ni., April 18,1903.
takes effect right at the senhqf the
tI‘ouhle. it drawn out the Ill alimon-
‘tlon. heals and soothes and euros per-
manently by ensiliiag‘the lungs to
contribute to pure life-giving and life-
sustaining oxygen to the. blood and tia-
snes. 'l'lr.‘ Armstrong, 01' Delia; 'rex.. ;_
p tribes lt daily and says there in noI
brim cough remedy niade. ‘Sold by
It‘ll 0rd Pharmacy. “
i ‘ . W...»—
. AN ARTILLERY COMPANY.
I ‘ -—‘-r- '
‘ \ )t. , . . .. .
SA Number of Military Officers in
good." h‘orf the "dark brown“. taste.
headache and that leggy feeling De
Witt's Little Early River! are the best
pills to use.
macy.
RAIDS'OF"THE_ shire” dotting. -.
NORWICH, “ennui—Several more
cases growing out of raids made by the
’sllltc police were heard do the city
;t-ouri yesterday. Frank P. Flaheny
swast‘ucquitted of tie charge of violat-
ing the screen law. Michael Murphy
and Mortimer Murphy were fined 83:
lfidmth Chili!!! the Scheme. . anti coats each on the charge of selling
The plough! Info! soother military Honor illegally. t:
organisation “lecport. says the '
Farmer—is very-bright. at. the. present . . , .
time. and if the. men who are interested
'1 in the: organisation receivr the proper y .
encouragement at Hartford one will be it" MNWWI." ‘
ornmsed the first of the coming year.
As the artillery branch of the militia is
the eomint thlmjan‘d is the most po‘pu
lar lunch in all the states of the in-
ion where. it is established; there
should be no moon why the proper
booking should not be given. If the
proper backing is given the new com-
pany-will he select in its personnel. It
will havo._to, be necessarily, as. the; .
wbrk requirei in extensive knowledge Tramway Company“ expects .to. have
‘I‘,lll_ltll0lllhtlcl to be- a member. 1 cars running between lerlden and
Those. who are behind the scheme fort New Haven by M" 1.
4 .. I
mutation ~are very confident , . .
lot It mm ‘
. . xiii-n Balm is j .
,raou Mialoeu'ro urn "HAVEN.
President ives. of the Wallingford
'AT new
it filaments. Bra-
~ up Golds whoa-‘-
Snlil by Clifford Phat:
. l ‘
. . sommtnea.
.Euu' m '35 Wt“:
WHI'II' :
”fl... ,.
1 .34:er uel COLTfillVOLVIR ‘ .
i
intrmiopgnshs Trouser mod-R .
«out «Receive New lull mm.
‘ WASHINGTON. D. 0.. Dec. ill—A
large order for the Colt. illcallber re-
‘volvcr baa Just been approved by Ilse
‘Rf‘l‘l't'lnry of the treasury for hilt den,
‘pilliiuctti. it has been decided to do
tawny with the old revolvers Wilit'lll
have been in use by the watchmen and
itllill'dti of the Ireululry department for
more'thnu 20 years, and to adopt the
more modern unit of lthHtlrtI‘ol-d l'tlll-
corn. The department officials tilliluk
of this gun as a superior weapon and
built clumuy than the old one.
i The new plan contemplatesnot only
to equip the watchmen, with the (loll
I revolver. blit also the employs-it of tho
‘l'l‘VPlIIlf‘. service, the custom service,
Itho secret service and the marine hos.
llpitni service thus making Ihili order
out: of the largest eveppiaetul by any
[department ill the government. 'l‘beue
iitlnis ui-t- Hi'llllt'l't‘il all over tilt-'ctltlii
“U". I“. (l. Nichols and I...(‘.. ill-over or
‘t‘ie (toil company \vcre ill thullllution
part of last week to closc thin ctllltriiti
:nnd lniiitc arrangement for Hbippiut-
the cups.
.. A COITLV MISTAKE.
Blunders are sometimes Very expt-a
ii-tive. Occasionally life itself in the
,price of a mistake, but you'll never b:-
wrong if you take Ilr. King's New Life
iPilln for Dyspepsia, llizzine'an, I'lewl-
lache. Liver or Bowel troubles. They
;urt- gentle yet thorough. “.2ch at It‘ranlt
I ll. iluxler‘s Drug Store. “
LIQUOR BUSlNEBB WAS QUIET.
llltiilflEi'OR'l‘, llec. Ih.»-'l‘wo mem-
bers of the stale polico force were Ill
Ilrldttcport on Saturday and Sunday. it
is believed. and u ctilii-it'mlt'llca of that
understanding was an almost complete
cessation of the liquor Illlttinelot Hull-
day. The saloon keepers. with [ti-cut
lilillill‘linlil)" turned down even old
Sunday patrons in common with
at rangers.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A IOX
is the value ii. A. 'l‘isdaie. Summertou.
S. i"... place-t on Dertt'a Witch Hazel
Salve. lie says: “i had the pilots for
20 years. I tried many doctors and
medicines, bill all, failed except De.
Will‘s Witt-ll Hazel Salve. it cured
me." it in a combination of the heal-
Iiig properties of Witch Hazel with an-
tiseptics and emollient»; relieves and
permanently cures blind. bleeding.
itching and protruding piles, sores.
cuts. bruises. eczema. suit rheilm and.
all skin til'seasci-L Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. ’ “
NEW HOME FOR NUNS.
Fine Property laugh: in Town of
Wiiiimantlc.
WilllthAN'l‘lC. Dec. l5.—Tht‘ Rev.
Arthur ilt- Hrllycker has purchaiml
from tot-Senator George M. Harrington
th'e latier‘it tint- three-story brick resi-
dence and ground surrotmding on Ma-
ple avenue. Poirot-anion will be given
in l-‘ttliio-r De iiruyeker January I and
the house will be made into a home tor
ititu seventeen nuns, who are teaching
ill St. Mary‘s parochial school.
SPENT MORE THAN 81.000.
.W. W. Baker, of Plainview. Neb..
writes: "My wife suffered from lung
trouble for fifteen years. She tried a
[number of doctors and spent over 81.
'000 without relief. She became very
; low and lost all hope. A friend recom-
Imcndetl Foley's Honey and Tar and
thanks to this great remedy it saved
her life. She enjoys better health
g‘iifln she. has known in ten years.”
inefuse substitutes, Sold at Plals‘t-
‘ed’s drug store, South Norwalk, and A.
O.
!(‘.. Siliiman‘s. Dorian.
i . CHICAGO BANKER DEAD.
. CHICAGO. Dec. ifi.———1.eopold Mayer.
In retired private banker of Chicago, is
’tlt-tlti at his residence here. after a
‘ucelt‘s illness of heart disease. Mr.
iii/layer was born at. Allenheim, Ger-
‘ many, in 1827, and came to America in
1x50. He had wielded much influence
. iii the. ilnanclal affairs of Chicago. The
‘ iirri of Leopold Mayer & Son. weather-
t'il the famous Black Friday of linen.
ciai distress, the panic of tits? and the
lrottblolis times of 1893. Mr. Mayor re
:ttred from business in 1000.
i ONLY CURE FOR.-DYSPEPBIA..
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Inch. says: “i suffered for years with
idyspepaia. needle t-heye great .dia
iii-ens and belching. i tried every-
I thing I could hear of,.bui nothing help-
ed me until i took Brahman Balm. and
one 50 cent bottle cured the complete-
ly.
I For sale. by R. H. Plaisied, F. H. Bax-
t!
tier, and the Clifford Pharmacy. . -
,-.._.__..._..__
‘ VARDMASTER AfiRESTED.
. NEW lllti'l‘AIN. 0mm. Dec. 15.—
1 Charles Clerk. for «veal-years a yard-
'master at the Lender, l-‘rary & Clark
factory. was arrested yesterday on a
a bench warrant fmm Hartford charging
him with theft from the company. Ilia
crest is in connection with the arrest
of Nathan Bares. held in Hartford for
flheft from the same concern. Nothing
iwas xlven out here conceming the
lease.
SAVED A‘ BOY". LIFE.
lira. Captain H. Hubsrd; ' of Mll-
ford. Deb. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
od It! boy's life.
the one we lost
him a few doses.
. gavr
will? drum
1 to sleep and was all‘ right in the morn
For sale by R. H. Mutated, 1?.
The Clifford sitar
' g as
lull
8.. Dealer, and
litany. .
3m. enough
mm -
A. II in or
:ysis,.mf tome
’ ‘of the mason. today. to sue-
”. .Ps To”.
has had extensive ex.
lily consultant-y de-
,1. - . ’
L.
. 15.-—-Ca In -
.. ..... .. w .._.._......_.... MM---......_. .—
-.,.m it... 1:. Alcohol! I. mm M. W.”
. lemon“ thiu—lllle’d ey-Wort Tslfietsig‘zNNOT mm? ‘
rnzouzlvr can: AND "one!!! KIM: Jenn
Mum raau surplus. '
my
help. :0. i903. John um. 67 McCarthy Ave. Albany. N. Y.. wrote:
alt-«It watt disturbed til it [ill by minimum. and frequent calls to urinate and
my mine had a llrit-itu-olttrt-ti sultan-Ill. i took tilt-tiit-iut- in vain until i Albion.
tit-t-tpitirt-ti. It‘iiitilly a friend lien] lilo uttlm- of ill'. I’elilnzlll‘il Kidney-Wort
Tilltil‘ih. I it'll-d them and tilt-y helped me. Then i lillllKili some. and to
day i have uo more trouble. I out perfectly cured.“
The. itliilil')‘li arc nature's sluice-way At the first sign of disorder: If your
for WliflhillK out the dohrllt from mtt morning “NM. Aft" Gandhi 24 hours
onillttiintly changing bodies. if they d"!Luedzligaicz'ez'itr‘l‘onzhuzs"Knitting-or:
not bork properly trouble is felt every-”.5..." and wit; to m 9,. Dr
where. l'uin or dull ache in the buck . partment, 133 College , urilltoton.
iii unmistakable evidence of Kidney Vt. Give them your‘ly ms and
trouble. - they will advise you Frau - .
Insist upon ‘ '
\
DR. PlTTlNGlLL'S . .
T I I I Gatehouse-testis.
. 5 Care limit Kidneys.
BURGLAR m ANBONIA LIBRARY. i . U -
ANSONIA. boo. ia-«itorgitu-t. “mm-.3
ml the Anatolia Public Library sonici .
inttrltlilu. broki- open llll.‘ Illlriil'lillt'h'
flunk with all top pick and nude stitr m a! M M d .n “I
The money was taken ill Suturdlty front 1‘“
lion of lllli‘fl. Entrance was effected
by opening the window in the loom
nlcilt. There is not-lite to tilt thith-n, .
«sterility ill truth when MI' A i l .
:“iillf'v the lib ‘ 'iii‘ ‘0 l r Mitt “Flam M m
_. rill n.un llitlflhl‘l ..
desk. .umcdies recognised anni-
A oozeu rinse A NIGHT. ’ ‘m fl‘mu‘h‘ b
Va, writes: "l have had kidney nudi “‘0‘“
bladder trolihit‘ for years. and it he Sold at Piaistetl's drug store. South
came so bad that i was obllixed to set Norwslk and A. C. Billimsn's, Dorian.
never received any permanent heneilt
from any medicine until i tried Foley's
Kidney Cill'i‘. After using two bottles. I Artemiev. a Russian electrician, has
store. South an‘walk. and A. C. Sill- effectively protects against currents of
man s, Darieu. ” 60.000 volts.
Curr. footnote.
,fi..-“ .. -_..T!!.r......
titnt- between Saturday night and this
the Silit' or catalogues and iiIi' ctlllt-e-l “ ' ' i“ h
and iiii‘ theft was not discovered ilntll' ..
Mr. Owen Dunn. of Benton Ferry. W. my "‘4 M II E I‘
up at least a dozen times a night.
T0 WITHSTANO ELECTRIC
SHOCKS. '
i am cured." Sold at i’laiated‘s drug l invented a pliable coat of mail which
i’ liki'ECTION
1)!
O muons.
ws am: a
counmr mar: or
HUB RANGES
on mm).
0
Delights svsry bouukespst.
nogoéafifi‘éi‘c‘io.
12 I. III! on. 80. NOLWALK-
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