t
tithe-w
inf at t ,.
Phi
ritual
. I‘ I’ fills, ,
encasement”:
r meeting? a
binomial! or
iii saline
at
‘W barre, '
n; “that he received til
it}.
Deeiiflu» .
said-not in
image .
. epsilon-uni
re “glut. but oil,
~
Biff
as!“
Midi! eofllfilistic‘ai
aeldct between the
til asst meeting,
'3!
Mi! that Mr. I‘u
leave Bridgeport:
granted. althouglli
~ \ ‘f
dtiiip,
I. 10'
lernln iha
. Ir.
I Street-'Conp-agationalyChl‘IlrlIh,‘ ‘
Brl I , I rt, for the past ten years, and
”time
1? ‘ ' tilwtl i
ll . a c iy ll
inflame dtr affairs, bothreilgioesl
e, .IIlle ls promlamtln the,
x M. C. A., is knddd'hfi'
snails! um. preaches-r
ii ‘ M. .II
Eat the
. slim
takes much I
I sang
‘ilirIMDor’
“has.
a [all a few years ago. conferred upon
I‘the degree oi I‘ll. D. no fee
asteanmherst and the Prince-
7 i
has Theological ..
32'de '
. its. on
51(3th! ”0
, ' imam».
- naturist“.-
“nerd. '
{Lanai
‘ liffolfgh that danger period
Iii-hWhN' To LEAVE:
it “I‘m
.‘ film Prseb rla
i' stimulus-m.” n
the Park Street Con-
d ditherprayer meet.-
rnight. when the pastor
fidv’s‘lfidward Corey Ful-
iihhdiinced his Intention
pastorate to go to
rise to the members of
. Eon‘and Mr. Fullerton'a
1%“ .Irl.BIiidgoport.
fian- liar ' libs accepted a call
.Elrdl r ' yterlan Church, of
_. ' .. lit an annual salary
of 36.000. Mr. Fullerton said last night
«sided to accept [shunt sla‘ weeks ago,
:20 announce his res-
stances had caused
I ministers held at the West
lions! Church, Tuesday.
. t 'fie‘ “association authorise
the dc'rihd 'to' Issue to him a letter to
authorization was granted and
W the ‘iltetintinlatlon his colleagues
“Erfiflm regret at the
fa M
eed many times.
I lecture platform,
lie pastorate here, has endear-
j lmtsltnotohly to the members»!
egatloa but to the people of,
G'a..;,...lJA a'!
n...“
‘ hgand sometimes painful symptoms.
'lhoae dreadful hot flashes, sending the blood surgi
dolomite step forever, als'only' a’f'ew of the symptoms of dau
~ "Lydia K. Putnam's Vegetable Cor-pound was prepared to thee
. trying period with comfort and minty. . -
' L” d" E P'
y la . in
p ‘ . Neel it my duty to Write you abodt the wonderful cure your medicine has
“'hmght about.
“ I suffered for years with chan
. before or after my monthly peri a.
times I would be on the street. .
” “‘I had paina all over me. My head echod all the time. could take no walks or
'0 up akin HM becoming completely exhausted. l suffered untold misery.
tied doctor’s medicines for a long time. but dcrivcd no benefit.
value of Lydia E. Plnkham‘s Vegetable Com-
aud'erera of female trouble to use it. for it will eer-
, .
of life. I would have faintin spells. either
They would (ionic 0n me an denly. biome-
“Isaanotbaytebmuohlnp
aadweeldadvlae at
I 3‘ sainlyeere them.‘— Has. blast: C. REYNOLDH. Buchanan. Va.
, Y Whenone stop to think about the good these wutucn derived from this gu-ui. lllt‘IiiI‘llli‘, it mm
4.0 M letters published above at their own lcquest.
I. if. “he" ills n'o otbcil medicineIln the world has received such
I 1|pr and unqualified endorsement. lfsfuse all substitutes.
AI! positive fact the private files at. Lydia Ill. I'inklauu‘s lalmruiory
contain thousands of letters from women who hare been safely carried
Blake are not for this medicine to accomplish.
T l“. ... ' " .. "4‘“ .‘ .
A Big Order May
Factiiry.
The Japanese government has re-
quisitioned the Sufcty Wire- & Cable
Co., at 114 Liberty street. New York.
for an immensc shipment of torpedo
cable to bc used in the Russo-Japan-
ese war. ,.
This cable, it is stated. is to ii€:mlld8
at the Connecticut works of the con-
corn. . .
Other Important orders to the same
concern, all of whichrare. to be filed at
the Connecticut factory. are as follows:
Philippine civil, government. 30 miles
of the standard type of cable to con-
nect. a number of the Island: United
,States war department, 2.000 miles sub-
marine cable: samcdcpartmcnt. a large
quantity of range finder cable for for-
tifications along the Atlantic and Paci-
fic coasts, and 13 mlicsoi' single con-
ductor to connect deilnil fortifications
with Seattle. . -
It is stated ill the metal trades in ,
. NEWPORT, it. I
damage to the Fall
er Plymouth. which
today with her p0i‘l
. were considerably
ablcd_ upon
first rcposted.
. The formal au-
aIde previous to the
tries, and comes as
gular schedule time’
.disnblul oil Point J
from Fall River and
caused by floating is
e call. which he has
lieve that the padd
sci
sermon of Sunday . .
Aiii'l' the Plymoul
“’F'himto'change Iis mind. New Haven that there Is but one the passengers were glyen breakfast»
Kr.’l‘dllertotl;rat“the meeting of the place in Connecticut where submarine on board and a special-train was made cantile purposes at banks at a number ! proper means for the passage of veal
Faltlieldhouaiy, Association of. Con- cable is manufactured, and this is at up to take them io'iNew York. The of. clilcs. notably at New York and : sols through or antler the bridge. It
the works of Brlxlcy Hire 8: (‘able train lcft here shortly before live Boston. " iia also provided that the. bridge shall
00.. at 48 Commerce street. Derby.
In an interview with the head of this
concern the Ncw Haven Register was
informed thug it employs seventy-five
to two hundred men. according as work
presses. and unit at the present time
the plant is engaged in turning out an
order of aerial cubic, '
As to the above contracts, the firm
is said to have figured on the order
for the Japanese torpedo cable. btli ..
is not known as yet as to whether the
fcontract will be. awarded to Connecti-
cut or not. Some of the other con-
tracts have been filled.
Work at the Derby factory isoscel-
lent, and there is a prospect .of _ is
being better if the Russo-Japanese. w r
keeps op.- Very much of the'sdhmarilie
sable used about the new tempt the
foot of Long Islllnd sound by the Unit-
~ed IStaiesgoverument. was made at
the Derby manufactory._
. ‘ ’* ’
CONNECTICUT IOYO
lN NAVAL ACADEMY.
body as he might
date of March 2 and
to be held May 3.
Meeting of Health
New Haven
inmates before thci
lleripn intended to
public institutions
Thla' request. was
many-of the clergy-
ai the meeting of
1'. Fnflmon’toleave' officers held at Hot
‘ vcu. yesterday.
it been pastor of the
present and the m
discussion was the
has grown‘fn'tn the
many ways and has
this county all all
‘ so that no diocese
could be introd
institution.
The meeting he
usino business of
wall transacted. 'it
meeting of the low
nterest in public’zz
Ten Cadets’ From'Ttils-Iatati Now at
Annapolis and Hire Ditch“
Much interest. is at present centered
in the naval academy at Annapolis.
After March ‘1 the ’two senators and
each of the bye representatives of h h
Connecticut will- have‘ the designation “_ .
of a midahipman to the academy. There . ' '
are at the academy at present tenmid-
shipmen from Connecticut, entering as
follows: 1900. Prentiss P, Deplett. of
Milford. Waldo P. Druley. of Stafford.
Lawrence P. Treadwell, of Danbiiry:
i902. Walter F. Jacobs, .of Klilingly.
Frank H._ Roberts. of New Haven;
1903. Richard E. Cassldy, of Norwich.
Edward J. Donaghue. of Hartford.
Frederick P. Uliey, of Waterbury, son,
of-Represelltatlve biliey; Rufus W.
flathews, of Durham. and Louis F. Thi-
..hault, of Winsted.
' ' The mom rolratterthe 1903 examin-
- ations containedthe following: W. P. ~~
Druiey. general Niel-age 203.10 out of g
poaelble :32 standing fourth in a’cl I_
ores; P. P. haeaett.gene isverageieft ‘4
90.”. standing thirteen in a class of
' :ib. P. Treadwell, erel average
l 5. standiugfthlrtlet in a class of ._ _ ’
sat .F‘Jaeobs, general avenge 00.08.
I out; of a possible 7Q, standing thirty- .
”seventh in a,ciesa of 169. .
AD BANK cheese.
m 4
His scholarly attain?
recognised by Tilt.
he: i, _ _ _
"‘rlble ‘torlneni: ho
... some older ones.
tit." O‘DMON‘. never
‘1:.'. permanent cure.
in .ents.
HAOIA FIRE.
‘Nill
Amount
inn slx'lstbry
'3 '«o Washington
. Owing to modern methods of ilvilig. not one woman in a thousand ap
rig to the heart until it seems ready t
gorous nervous trouble.
t the needs of woman's system at this trying ]
“flange of life." The i-ilrcsot' Mrs. Reynolds
MAY MAKE JAPO' TORPEDO OAILE} PART OF PADDLE WHEEL LOST.
ls Awarded Darby steamer Plymouth Damaged While Reports
’ ‘ Near Newport. R. 1., This Mornlnm
cumin tidii‘today. was (‘
found to be less serious th
The injury includes the ; lur in general in
fracturi- of two arms of the wheel and g
tlic less of a buckets"
llnc stated that rcpal ‘, taiid be made
here and that thc s earner would be;
ready to resume her trips at
officers of the steamer.
York. agree that the damage was not 1
ice to be seen at the. time.
dctelici or the must of a sunken ves—
o'clock this morning. via .Taunton.
.__.I..,..
couu'rv is ALLI Riot-Ii? save o. H.i
”—4—
l~‘alrllclil county. ,was, licportcu
right [is far as thc‘nspcctlon of c
(‘oimty Ilcaltb (mic
All the county boa
aln subject under
of children before they are admit!
as inmates of the different D‘lhi
stitIutions as far as contagious museum
is conaprncd. Mrs Hill reported that in
th were examined by
a physician previous to‘ their admission ‘ of kidney troubl
peed fiy them Into .1ne|
New Haven county. .
.1 The young 'Iinunz'who has money to:
seldom sets the
'I‘he nerves uni crying out for assistance. The cry should he liccdcil in t
)Iel'iiifi of ilt'l' life, and all wmncn WIlIlQ use it pass thmtlgh
kham’s Vegetable Compound?
No human tongue can describe what I all.
" My trouble was change of life and crampln
to another so much that l slmoat wanted
fared with the cramp. l dreaded from one i.
to die.
"Our family pity
to get through with the other trouble.
years and could not. walk or exercise in an
cramp. and I would suffer untold misery unt
" I read in one of your little book» about your medicine being good for female
trouble and change of life. and thought there was no harm in trying it. so i did.
and it helped me and l was able to take walks and work some.
“1 am very thankful for the relief your medicine has been to me.“-— MRS.“ I.
BLAKE. Deep Water. W. Va.
Ills almost beyond ia~lic1 ; yrl it is all true as staicd
i...
sician did everything he could for me. but. I got no relief. He said If I lived
it would wear away after a time. but I had it six
v way without bringing on an attack of the
il I would be perfectly exhausted and helpless.
No such liel i‘ui advice to womcu who are sick can be had else-
where as will is rcci-irril fro-c by addressing Mrs. I’lllkliitlll. at Lynn.
Hiram. ~-- it' you arc sick wriic ller—- you are foolish if you don’t. Slu- .
apt-alts from the greats-st experience. .
$5000 [Okl‘tl if we cannot forthwith produce the original latter! and
sign-turnoTabove imminlels. which will trove their shallot. gea-
plneuees. Lydia It; Il’iuhhar- ladle no (“on Lynn. fleas.
NEW OAYIROOK IRIDGE.
_—.——
BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY.
During Past Week Say it Was Consolidated Railroad'e Bill Providing
Broken and irregular. for It. introduced at Washingti'm.
NEW YORK. March 4.“'SIN‘('iai Iclcw WASHINGTON. I). 0.. March 4.-I
imaiional Mercantilel i-icnnior (i. ll. Plait has introduced lnl
lng cities and towns I the senate a bill to authorize the New ‘
United States and 1‘ York, Ncw IIaveu dz Hartford Railroad l
nnadu indicate that the past week ; company to construct, maintain and!
all was ill ‘ has been the most broken and lrregu- ~ operate a bridge across the IConnectl-i
gc'circlos hlncc illc ‘ cui river from a point lil ilic town ofI
ad operations since (lid Saylll‘ook‘oeslcrly to a point on.
disappointing to1 thc opposite bank of the river in the.
both roads and shippers. Ratc wars iown of Old Lyme. The exact ioca-’
between Chicago and Missouri River I lion. icngih of span and height of this
the re- poluts. with higher prices for cerealsl bridge is to be approved by the score
The 1 have stimulated Eli“? movement oft tliry of war. This bridge is io-bc used
ndlrect effect. have solely by tho railroad and is to iakel
trip ‘, increased buying 1, rougbout the entire the place of the present structure. .
New; winter wheat region. 81. Paul. Min-i The. bill further provides that met
ncapolis, and Dululh spring wheat! bridge shall he built subject to such{
was no! country confers do not find tradc us remilailons for the security of nuvlga .
rtivc as antlclpatep , 'tlon on the river as the secretary of.
Prices have udvauccd two dollars at war shall prescribe. and the company
titli.fr.ir.stocl plpc and for wire products.‘ shall subunit plans and specifications I
. and 75 cents a ion for Bessemer pig. at a
- Piitsburg. '. menced'. 'Iiho bridge shall bc kept alui I
There is less call for money for mcr- i managedso as to offer reasonable and 2
.. March 4.v—'I‘th
River Line aieanl- grams to the int.
put in here. curly Agency from lcnd
Ic wheel dis- . throughout the
your began. llailr
fflcials of.ilie ; January 1 have been
i
Saturday.
oft
which became f grain. and as an
iulith on hcr
Newport for
e. as there -
They be. ‘3 at
he wheel struck a:
it had ducked here
General trade. is showing relatively he a post road,and shall enjoy all the
most activity at 'Ohicago. Pittsburgy
New Orleans amIfii. Louis. .gAt sun-1
more it is 20 per Cunt: leashhan n yearg manned within two years after
ago, due to late fcrence by the flrc. lI passage omthe hill and must 'bc com-
" (iinclnnhtf im'poritl a-moder‘te gain MIL plated within slit years. After the new
all’ Boston rathcdlsssdnde than. a year; bridge is. completed anil,.,reudy- for
Mid ' ago. but with loss hopefulness for anj practical operation. thc old bridge is
r admission to the early increase. ' ' . to be removed by the railroad coni-
ls concerned by. Among sonic‘oflhc lnrgcr cities wag-i puny which also agrees to nlakc any
or George E. lllll. . es in industrial lines are stationary. changes in the bridge. that may be or-
the county health In the Canadian ikimlulon-tradc has i dered'bv the secretaryvof war in the
cl (lurdc. Ncw Ila-i been more active owing to an influx .Iiilieroat of'navigailon.
" of country buyers at important centers.‘ . _ «-—-§—
i -—-1----‘-‘—-‘---- . HAPPY. HEALTHY CHILDREN.
WOMEN'S KIDNEYS. , Any child can take Little Early
sanitary inspection kidney disorders than men, but attrlb-ZI Risers with perfect safely. They are
I ed 1 iite the symptoms to diseases peculiar! harmless, never gripe or aicken. 'and
lo in- i to ihclr sex.,twhiie In reality the itld- yet they are so certain in results that
ncys are deranged.
‘ a and privileges of such a road.
Officer: Held in
.Y'elterday.
It h officers were
Nervousneas,l mbusi constitutions requiring drastic
headache! puffy 'or dark circles undcrilneans are never disappointed. They
the eyes. pain in the. back. are signs. cannot fail to perform their mission
9 that must‘ not be: and cvcronnc who uses Deril’s Lit-
serlmis malady will re; 119. Early Risers prefer them to all
Missy Cure has realm-[other plila., They‘ cure billlopsness.
.od the health I thousands of week.;sbid by (Intact-(l ‘Phgrmacy'. a
‘l'lEI'VOilI, broken own‘ views. lt‘atops': . --«-—-—-—-—-—-——-—-—
DOMEWIOI‘SCIEINCE CQLLEGE.
nag Istrengtheps the uri-g
purifies he NM oalcapo, aim l.—-rrhe ’esiebllsh-
Elicia oym- ., 301‘: meat of swollen of Domestic Science
is ennoua‘wd at the University of Chi-
cago. Dean Marlon Talbot. is to be
. head of thenew denial-menu The first
courses will be ,offered at the begin-
ning of the spring. carter A’prII l. The
courses will Inclu c cooking and the
study of the science ofifood‘iituffa. It
is intended that the workahali not only
train a girl to cook. but teach licr do-
mestic .engin ring. including housc
sanitation. p hygenie. the chemis-
try of foods and other phases 1 f sani-
tary sclence._ The only department
similar to it in the country is tha‘ of
the Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
noiogy.
of this characterilgnored. or a
suit. Foley‘s.
over at noontlme.
special importance irregularities
was followed by a 1 nary organs. .
n health officers ofiand benefits the .
. . I t Plnlsted's drug store.
‘ ”—FM " m .
A faint heart is more apt to win the
fair lady than a faint bank account.
world on fire. I
ONLY CURE FOR DVIPIPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
DeL am; "i. uttered for.yeara;.with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
apd belching; ,I tried everything I
.oould hear of. hilt nothing helped me
until [took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
’ 001“ purchase completely." .
'~ “For sale y R. H. Pleisted. I". ll. ear.
ter. and the mammary..- _ ‘?
usaaarids‘lt whine MK? its.
‘ ' ' II. - .-'. ,,
I
4
laminae.
.. the “infiltrated”- byzWil.
. , .ea..- passed a comfortable
' Mt. «indications now are that
I.lratsunpossdlaadglaaaiagaesa‘good
.Mflofmm; - -
preaches this perfectly natural change without experhnoidhhtrdln of very annoy.
. l . . " ' .' .
o burst. and the faint feeling that iollows, sometimes with chills, as if thc heart
. COLEDBT WINTER IN 34 YEARS.
ipllcd by human Andrews during the
to the secretary before a bridge is cum- iW‘I'
‘ he proposed .hridxc shall be com-l
”III 5 "‘8‘
wasalaor'ou}. llama. t.-Ro.bert.
wallet-tram messen- »
‘the woundeaaotaa dangerous. east,
line.
this
‘ m
can mason roe aerate.
of Banker's Daughter Directs Work—
CIrriage Houses Burn.
STAMFORD, March 4.--Mrs. Crane-
ion ll. Potter, daughter of ‘J. Kennedy
Tod. tiic wealthy banker of New York.
and her three daughters, displayed
gl-cui courage and resolution here last
night in a fire which .lamgaed the Tod
estate in the extellt of about 88.000.
The fire broke out in the quarters of
Mr. li‘angcr, theIgardener. A lamp ov-
erturned, and ill a few minutes the
lodge was in names. A gale was New
ing. and in a short time the carriage
houses and their valuable contents and
tho hathhouses were a mass of flames.
Mrs. Potter and hcr'chlldren were in
Records Show There Were 15 Days
Zero Temperature or Lower.
SOIITHING'I‘ON, March 4.~The New
Haven Register printcd a slilillnary of
th.- winter‘s wcaihcr records as com-
observations of ihirtydour years. A
supplcmtntury iaiilc given below will
be found of exceeding interest to sin-I
dents of meicorologlcal conditions.
it will be seen lhlf'iili‘ 'past winter
has been the «oldest since 1875 and:
that it gri-atly ext-ceded any winter
during the past thirty-four years in
the number of times the mercury drop-
pcd to zero or lower. The records by
yours SilliW:
, . Mean 7N0 . a bungalowe twenty feet from the burn.
\cur. l‘clnp. Days. 5 ins hulldlng. Fire brands fell all ar-
thi ............... it’ll: ii ionnd the building. but they did not
1812 ............... 2b.l ‘. i leave. Ranger telephoned to Stamford
.1843 ........... , . .. 22.611 E. for aid, while Mrs. Potter got out hose
187i ,und caused it to be played on the blaz-
1875 .j lug mass. . - .. . ~
. _......___.._.
an . l
181. ICURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
tilts ‘ . LUNGS.
I 1879 .. .. i “Several years since my lungs were
1880 :so badly affected that I had many
ilSBII I ilicmorrhagcs," writes A. M. Ake. of
118.. .................. 'Wood. Ind. “i took treatment with
i 138.! ; several physicians without any benefit.
.1 then started togtake Foley's Honey
Iitlilf: ‘and Tar. and my- lungs are new as
.1881. lsound as a bullet. I recommend it
i183? 'iu advanced stages of lung trouble."
>iumie=arealebalii.—:a-u-1:.ec;-.gv:u~—un.-—m—
3188“ $81 Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
i . ............... :I.i|i cough and basis the lungs. and pre-
ififlil ................ .IvJII . \i‘lllri serious results from a cold. RP-
lihlll ............... “.Il-JI-i lfimc substitutes. Sold at Plaiatcd's
1 i892 ............... $0.35 films; storc, "
i 1893 ............... 23.03 ‘5 ———~
139: ............. iii-HI {NO HOPE FOR OTHER TWO MEN.
189.. $1.3? ' NEW LONDON, March i.—-—A report
, 1896 ....... . 7‘le [from Fort Terry, Plum Island, yester.
1897 ........ . ...... 18.?) , :duy indicated that there is no hope of
1898 .IlISIM :ilic recovery of .lohu Walsh and Wil-
1899 ............... IJ-JQ :iiam Harrtgsn, two of ihe men who
1:400 ............... {0.3: ,wmy poisoned by drinking wool alco-
190i) ............... fibfi.’ ? hol. The bodies of the three men Who
1911. 32¢ idicd were brought to this city today
i903 3‘70 r and were taken to a morgue tomwait
.1904 ............... «L3! ‘0 E the arrival of‘reluiivca. All the men
——
COLD! CAUSE PNEUMONIA. C .t A H .
(Inc of the most remarkable cascs‘. on: r I} cry
of ll. cold. deepseated on the lllllgsfl, AUSTRALIAN
«-
‘ t‘olnpuny
Gerirude'E.‘IFenner. Marlon. lnd.. whoI
Minute Cough Cure.
She says: "The? trails. shown that Chamberlain's Cough
coughing and straining so
“WWW" 1‘ Remedy furnishes the same prompt rc~
HR to 92 pounds. ‘i tried a niimier mothers of that far away country as
of rcmedicsilo no'uvail until I used; in ”,9 United States. She says' “In
One Minnie‘Coiigh Clll'ti. Il‘tllll' ill‘ii‘i my family- of “is“ In of WIIOIli “-9
tics of this wonderful rcnIlcdy curcdrgublpcl ‘0 coldsan'd‘ coughs, I have
me entirely of tho cough. strengthen-l tried “‘6“! cough mixtures but have
ed my lungs and restored the to ‘my; found nothing so good Bl. Chump".
normal weight, health and strength ““an Cough Remedy. Eveninwboop-
Sold by (iliii'lif‘il Pharmacy. “‘8 ('Oilfill ii; mug“ ”It" “(80" very
much lighter. in fact! have used IIOUI‘
HONOLULU. March 4.»!1. has been value. was proved:
definitely decided that Hawaii will menditf"
make ho exhibit at the St. Louis Fair . _
The sum of 830.000. which the lexln- eaawmo COMPANY IANKiwIIT.
ilhture appmprlatcd for an exhibit will
be returned, to the treasury and he used
in relieving the stringency caused by
a recent decisionof‘tlie‘ territorial su-
preme‘ court, inyaildatingrthe county
government act. ’l'h‘eeffect of the de.
claim was to tan themenuemsnt of.
a" county alaire‘dlrertoj-‘the Will“!
i government. , . .. ' Garter
statedthaial‘ ” mg the Lez—
islatul‘dja I he! .as the
treesuryrisnIeliaue to cash outstanding
wgmuu, ,i'. ”gm. ‘l. I _, ,. .
» iSTOP IHATIOOLD. '~.
r nausea-rigid ' meals. me
than -&lia3ie.hraeaing"
-.ver Mad.» almost wit
.0. II 590.!!! ".00 hot.
madman Eula ‘a. ‘ l
A-
sets valued at Siw.000. and liabilities
said to bells excess of this sum. has
died attention in bankruptcy.
animation.
7 me out _
O.
i EXAM'NAW a. "OVAL ACAD- ‘
i ‘ . a. l r
| name. March cat is an-
nounced that a public palliation for
admission to malaria“ will
be held at the Hartford-lid school an *
sum morningaat 0:80.. W
‘Hawtey takes this way cam-ta.
appointment. The examiners are See
3. . Al-lla'r, of the State Board of sun.
gcaliih.*Prineipal Culley; of the high
school, and Profseeor filliipeg‘of Yale.
were members of the One Hundredth. .
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causing pneumonia, is that of MFS~'CHAMBERLAIN98 cguzfinggugp‘vfi .
, The following letter from Mrs. W. F. - .
was entirely cured, by the use 0‘ 0m“ Mitchell. of Boardford. Victoria. Ausn -
inc that I ran down in Wt’ifiilt from} “of and is prised as highly- by m. .. .
i always. recom-
ee _ .
. JOPLIN; Ito. March 4.—The lid»,
die West Brewing Company, with as-..
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