vita co'NN. ’I‘"
now tolls all 13 Plymont lifo Policy
for loss than thc cost of a 20 Payment
in other companies so Intontigutc bo-
foro Insuring elsewhere.
1-0.
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N sutru ruouoou, specter Agent.
omreo IANK lUILDING.
lo. Norwaik.
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THE
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Capital. 3100.000.“
. Surplus. “00.00000
Nat Profits. 880.600.”
Solicits accounts of individuals. man
ufacturera merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pres.
JOHN KNAPP Vlce- Prea-
Jae M. Ltd/row. CaahIer.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian awartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
r
oapintgsuoopoo. Burplua, 3135.000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings in-
vested with this
Company at 5 per
contils 23 per cent
smarter than If in-
vested at I per
cent; is 42 67 per
ccut. greater than if invested at 3%
per cent; and 66 23 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cont.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut. ;
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 'SD'MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
'Phone, 132. H .
4 x .V Jenkins Brosflpivcs .
I and I
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
New Ensland Elociilc Motors.
Have no superior. Cantahow them
in operation.
Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
ine Work Soliciied.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F'G co,
so WATER 51'. so. NORWALK.
1E .rvidond
l‘m‘itig Mining/.Oil. Smclicr and
twin trial Stock» making possible
lrnrpc Interest h'n'd Profits Book-
lets on applicplioft. "
DOUGLAS LACEY8..CO
limiters. 820L111. ”W! A cuts.
éfcnrgrclr’s lii‘ewapfirk Congenital ate-d
tor xc e roll a ' out
17 New Stmgfiémhwb ry } I
1:. BALDWINHKMI‘ITT.Manager.
WesternNcwxng‘mVVd ell: fleadqusr
It" adieu-“Ca fVllartford, Conn.
Denny 8 Hull Representative,
1 Lauder Slit. Wit Norvalk, Ct.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods
we are giving 20 per cent. dis-
count on last year’s Gold Papers.
soc Ram 40¢
40:. Paper, 32c.
30c. Paper. 24c.
25c. Paper, soc.
Borders same discount.
I‘u Order—Window Shades. Pic-
? tore Frames.
llcaicr in Wall Papers, Painters‘
Supplies, Artists' Materials.\
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with VFino
lures. 1°C. . 4
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, age. ”in 4 " 4
Solid Brass“I Half Carthih‘ Rods,
thfiltttr
. morning. for a long cruise.
2th Illilli. Sign I
WITH OTHER OOODI
FANCY GIEAMCRY IUTTII, ‘ 4“
26a LI.
nutty oil‘s. W9. 1"“-
s ems renames. 25c
MILK CRACKERS, 2 LBS. FOB 15c
PU5V£ LEAFVVLA‘ID,
10c to
.u
24 COTTAGE AVENUE; 4 '
EAST NORWALK CONN
Cnplhih Peter Dccltcr is still
lined to his home with the grip
Miss Etta Schultz. of Core avenue.
is Iocotering from a serum attack of
the grip.
Grant And: rson hut lct’t thc employ
of (‘nptnin Peter l)oc'.kcr with whom
hr.- iras boon for some time. '
IIcRov Wheeler and family moved
yesterday. front Fort. street to idiiza
both street, in South Norwalk.
A regular meeting of the lschods Club .
will lie held this evening and Captain .
Smith has been hard at Work building '
:r chowdcl all day
iCugcnc \Vcbi). of Wlniltld stroll
who has been suffering with blood poi-
son in his hand. is improving under,
the skillful treatment of Dr. A. N.j
Clark.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany held a Inciting last evening at
tircir ttuck house In Van Zandt street”
and Irsnsm ted s large amount of rou-I
(‘UllL
:- lino buklucss, ’ ‘ -‘ .
i‘hc oyster steamer Lizzie ll. left this
All the
Only 35? Your gray hair mates
ouloohzo
‘ peed of this singer.“
color KeV- Icon .
‘day morning. but
' taut-c was done.
‘3 'r M
Mrs .iohn Connolly is quite IIIcit
Willie Willmott is quite lit at his.
home in Main street.
William IAngddn and wife are! both
confined to their home by liinhas.
Robert A ‘McDonuld was confined to
his home yesterday by ll severe cold.
Thc board of soleetmeu met roster
nothing of impor-
Mlss Ella Bates and II Norotou friend
start for a week' I: visit to WushMInglon
t). 0.. next week.
On Friday afternoon. the Social
Imagnc will hold a silvcr tea at the
home of him Griffiths.
William lr‘nlr,bnnks whose hand was
" taught in a mhchipc setdrnl days ago
and badly out Is getting along as well
as can be expected
Rev. ‘Ilel‘bcrt S. Brown exchanged
pnipits Sunday with ltev Mr. Mont
somery. of Stamford Mr. lilontgom
cry's sermon was very interesting” and
impressive.
.lusllre of tho Peace William if. Will-
molt .,Ir. 'y'osterday committed to the
countr- hornc three. childrczr .‘siheriuc
AL. John and Bertha .\i Buckley. whose
mother is Mary I’opp. They are ilunv
gorillas and live near the town line. ni-
’mosl irt itowuyton. Tire children have
been neglected and dependent for some
time, and It is generally rumored that
they have bccn maltreated by their
father. They are aged respectively
scroll rix and three years of age. They
were you glad to be commited.
The moving of a large tree from OK
Ridge to the Stokes estate at Collen
4ders Point yesterday excited mttch
curiosity among the people here. The
tree. which weighs n number of tons
and is about sixty-five feet high. was
dug up bodily. and placed upon carts.
4“ took eizht horses to draw it through
the streets, it is believed that it can
be made to live, but it Is the largest
Itree evcr transplanted In these parts.
Drunken veterans are so very pzenti-
fui now that the pension money is be
in; spent In saloons that there are cur-
goes of these warriors on almost every
train going Into Noroton. On Sunday
night a lady entered the railroad sta-
tion for the purpose of taking an ac
commodation train to Stamford. She
w as horrified to see no less than eleven
morning mm v ere busy getting sup-Idruuken veterans in the station smok-
piles on board of her and making prcp- ing. and some of them using profane
stations fm her reverts to Burnegst. flanguago. The Itatlon agents feared
Tomorrow cvening the Junior Bond to put them out as they would wander
.ot the East Avenue Methodist Church onto the tracks and get killed Every
will gite an entertainment and supper. g day there are seen spectscbhs of drum;
. day.
uh;
“WIN INN-‘4 ‘W ”Ha
b'M “died last Tuesdays»! Mimttherla.
Mr. A: Carton
sister from
orvol oval 8on-
iir r bolt l’ct'r) n ho hits your to r‘lor-
, bio for his health. is rcportpd to bc lrn-
lpr-‘ovinp
4 TM: bhdlrh Social Circle will meet
. iut Air.» Edith Fosters tertidcnrc nI-xt
5 .
lfi'l‘hur'hday afternoon.
The members of tireuNiiinu Iltt~
ponfus-it aoolotwnro Tl‘ohcnralng for.
‘Itn rntcrtuinmont in Aill‘ll.
Mrs. F. ['1 Bunion Whovilsurcd in a
sleighinp accident. which broke her
mum is able to be about attain.
Lillian Edwards or Chestnut utt 't‘ll.
[South Not1'.nik was the ghost of hot
frioarl Miss Mary PcrIl'. last work.
C F) Nolsdp cat's iI moving picture
entbrtninrhunl III. the old Congrogn
tions! Church that Saturday night
Mrs. A. C. Egglrston lulu twinned
home from Blistol whom she has been
visiting her you for several necks.
Albert Benjamin who Is press oper-
ator tor the Waterbury Republican,
spent Sunday st his home In little
Boston district.
Fannie Perry. who has bccn sick for
thc purl month will return to hot du-
tics us principal of thc lir'unford
school. on Monday.
A stranger Was thrown out of a
wagon last Saturday night. nnd his
Int-c was out quite badly, lie was tak-
ru to Dr. Stevenson's otlicc, whrro his
injury was dressed.
An ontet'tulnmrnl of clocntion by
Gertrude Lyon. of Norwalk. was given
in the old Congregational Church, last
Friday night. to a fair his.» audience.
The selections and music wcrc \vr-il
rouderrd.
CRANBURY.
\irs. Barnes is sick with bronchial
ttonblc.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘isrkson hate gone to
lcrsey City to reside.
Mrs. Harriet Benton is sick with con-
gestion of the lungs.
Julius Ptnuyi of South Norwnlk.
peril Sundhv with friends hr-rc.
Miss Ann‘a Hawxhnrst spent
week with friends in Southport
Mrs Albert Welinltz entertained a
length party of friends Thursday
Miss ids Greene, of South Hampton.
Long. Island. is visiting of Fred Greg-
ory‘s.
Mrs: Caroline Wyntan. of Poplar
Plains. spent the past week with rei-
rtivcs here. -
Miss Jennie Crook and Miss Annie
liswxhnrst are visiting Mrs. Horace
Fisher, In New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell. of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with the latter's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Burky. of South
Norwulk. spent. Sunday: with Mr, Bur-
last
key's mother, Mrs. Kate Burkey.
ESKIMO ‘IOV GETWNG WELL,
chloral nod her E
'giri four months old.
An elaborate program has been provid-
Is confidently expected
News was rccletcd here this nroIn-‘
ing to the clfect that George Robertsu
of Georgetown. formerly -a resident
hero. who had the misfortune to IOISt'
the sight of one of his eyes it short
time ago, has been further afflicted by
the death of his youngest child. a little
lie has. had a
series of rnlsfortnntes during the post
war or two and grant sympathy is ex-:
pressed for him.
This morning \vlrilc a inrgc son gull
was hovering over the harbor some
man on board the steamer City of‘
Norwalk shot the bird which i'cil into.
the water dead. Considerable. c-om
piaInt is being made regarding people
shooting scs guns w.antoply and this
one the most open violation of the law .
which has been heard of In a long:
time. Complalhtw will probnblv
rnadc to the police or game wardens of:
this case and an investigation ls Ilkt
Iv. It would\ have. argue the friends
of the birds a very good effect if some I”
one could be 'given a heavy fine for:
such rv.orlt The gulls in the harbor]
hatc been shot at from ne‘er the Nor- I
walk Iron Werka, and down the bar-
bor. They were. formerly very tame.
but lately there has b n so muchi
shooting at them that tbs: are gnttingi
'as wild as hawks
ROWAYTON.
Mr and Mine Henry Avery. ofGrecn;
Farms have been spending home time
with relatives here and In south Nor ‘
walk. I
The annual sale and supper of the’
Rowsylon Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held in the «dispel tbmorrow;
night commencing at 5: 30 o'clock.
The report of the Roman! Free Li- .
follows: . Total ilction- do 5 the;
month 298: total juvenile tl tho too; ‘
total non tlction.18: whole number of
books given out during the mouth I
4.16 A number of new magazines
have been added and an increasing tn-i
terost has been shown in the reading«
room. ‘
The funeral 05 Gertrude Colo will:
be attended from the family residence
here tomorrow afternoon at 2: 30d
o’.clock Rev. A L Hubbard and Rev. .
F. (l. B vs Will officiate. “It lhlcr- I
moot wil be in Union cemetery. Row
nylon Owing to the nature of the lust
illness of the deceased the funeral trill,
In It quiet one close friends being In-
viicd to attend.
There will be a bird lecture this ev-'
min; in tho ltowayton Iothodiot
Church. to be {Ivan under thalahapl
cos hf the Rov’riyton Library Associ-
ation. The lecture will be delivered by
Will)”. Smith. proud“ of the Nor-
walh sou Club. and a4 number of South
Norfolk people will attend. The ice
lute will 139 ‘very handsomely iiiuatra
ted by Wicca views provided by“
the state and shown through the Ian-
tern of Rev. Hal!
iV
iset for April 8. 9.15 and 18.
Mary for the month of February is as’ Adapts 3’9““
kennesr in the streets Old man are
.4-—..——-’
ed for the. affair. and u good attendance 3 often seen lying helpless in the gutters I Mene Peary Wallace Now m ‘ Fair
. along- the roadside and stuserlns]
Way to Recover.
about the streets. There is no con- \ienc p8.” Wallace lhr- Eskimo
stable in thoccnter oflhe town to look lad who is living with William Wat
"N"? these matters and "39MB“? lad iince in Noroton and who has been
In: are greatly annoyed by the rIvolt- critically ill of pneumonia ha“ been
“It! “Kill-'4‘ murh hellcr the past few days. There
were for a time fears that he might
'IIeveiop tuberculosis. am his compan-
iions who were brought down by
:Peary did. but Dr. Avery. . who has
road hero ‘becu treating the boy snys that such
There is yet an abundance of ice in a danger Is now probably past. The
Satlgatuck river above tit: dram. 'doclor fully believes that his patient
'Mtss Annie M Williams is on her will be entirely well in a few weeks.
“at on an excursion steamer to the Mr. and Mrs. Wallace have become
Holy Land. urcailt attached to Mene. They have
William Osborn and wife of Stepper. adopted him and treat him just as
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs though he were their own child Metre
llcnrv Mills was one of a party of six brought here
\iiss Annie Robinson has heron cril- {in 1898 from Greenland. In the party
ically‘ iii and while improved is fari aside from himself, were his father.
from our of danger another Eskimo man his wife and a
Miss Anna E. Jennings is back‘at;boy about Menc's sac. All of these
her home at the Farms from an at» lexccpt Mono. died during the first witt-
ioyabie visit at Old Point Comfort.’ tcr.
pcnr
t1Certainly Vigllnat Engine Co. will bov would like. but Mons did not take
make It on time this year: "It' ban :to It tery much. He felt the cold lust
pens to be the 10th annual fair and Is ‘ as keenly as any one. else in the Wat-i
lace household
The official board of the Methodist the stove. Although the winters are
chm ch has instructed its conference far colder in Greenland where the boy
committee to ask for the return ofIwas born and lived for eight y,ears
Rev Levi W Holmes: also extendin'g‘ yet the climate there is so different to
to that gentleman an earnest request Iwbat It Is hore- that there is really
to remain. nothing strange in the fact that I
Last night the Historical Society at :Gneeninnder would find our winters
at the residence of A. S. I-lurlhntt: e very tr4y.in5 Mane contracted pneu
chief feature will be “Excerpts from IVmOnis Washingtona Birthday. For a
the Diary of s Puritan Minister." to: couple of days. he was in a serious
beread byM'rii. A Blandhat‘d. Vof smith cottdilion. Mr Wallace is delighted
Norrvalit. ‘ illiat he has recovered as he sees a
Ed Thomas. he of bachelor fame andiflue future for None. Dr. Avery. of
artistic te rantent, who' has been Noroton, sttendedthe boy during his
doing the e rcuit bit the' seat of the illness.
Mn. ha 4a day on
yesterday and {post it hob has about
town with the utilities or a tape
Accordlh‘5. to hula? ‘stp‘ry while
alighttnx too the w Friday even
my the ponds new unmasked me on
the soles of my shoes like. a park cop
would a hobo asleep on a beach. and
he jar f not mixed the up as to
whether my neck or knee had been
broken" He Is to harness seats to-
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John Gallagher is "sub" for the rail.
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NORWALK HAT NOTES.
l'l‘he American Hatter).
It will be of interest to the trade to
know that Charles E. Brown. oflPhila-
detphis, ls mshln5 it a point to be at
the New York branch of his hatters'
nr'utlng business every Wedoehday
Mr Preston is always on deck to attend
to the wants of the trade. Remember
the new address; 886 Greene street
Just a. few s be from the old number.
which was 2 5'.
There have been‘Vestithtora of many
designs in hats some of them possess-
ed of merit attd‘ some were not.
The selectmen announce a special
town ’fneeting’ to be held Wednefiday
afternoon for thé purpose of Instruc-
tions as tot disposal of the old
The» present: winter would all-4
to be just the kind an Eskimo]
and enjoyed hugging '
I thmugh Coil!
Comps district school house. now town
property; There is a some of nor-
lathe :tlall that several of good
Iloyr'etoforc our someones ”were "it" all
no Beach hasu t logic,
ally or Nightly. according tn the orders
of the people. tax-met; to the eph-
trary notwithpirppdlag. can properly
considered. Dooi‘tlt e'predent one:
want our advice or “will It too to“!
to more elect. the WWI.» "-01%“.
“at: m Afii‘a'hlm
beach. a mom with and children I
to retire to or root In.
' opomirrowu.
Witt-t
organ
t. Y mappings spent Sunday is New
has It?!“ to New '
butt. I: quite sick .I a.
lilies EdnaBaet-ahaapurchaaedaui
FINN-V NflgYol‘h city. I
c. Wilson. of Pceksltlil. N. Y., has.
however invented a damper to cover
used to stiff hate, the damper Help;
made of felt the color of th eyelet us-
tld, so does not dladwro th inside of
the hat. and is'. of course. Very light in
we ' Urldosbtediy more eyelets
won be won. lti um if the crisper
of taking cold in the head could-
the ordinary bone eyelet so commonly in
”I ‘a '
. . .‘IWH‘W . W»
The ‘anhtfa‘ 0‘1 it one moment
will meet III May In Ihc city of Hart-
lord ox (internor Morgan ll. Buiitcicy.
do artmpnt cornmaddcr, presiding. if
Inrtaeq to be of unusual interest. as
IBM uhéltiona of Kit-limit. mo
Ill
(muncuumn. pro bound to I‘OIIII' before
that gathering.
Tho ouestlo of u penci- eouvcrrtion
of the "Blue a II Gray" at Washington.
stirr.u5 tho entll‘o soldier population
sidero‘d. Such a gathering: of old sol-
dinr's of the Civil War. both sides. unn-
political In charm-tor, sololy in the in-
tcrcsts of good will amt unity is most
heartilt fnvoroIi ‘bv most of the lead.
ing mcn north and south.“
Wisely direcwtcd such a meeting
should be and may ho productive of
great good and only good. Those who
fought ouch other in that terrible war
have always sntcrtained the highest
respect for each other. and in all meet-
Inga where they have come together
have exhibitor! a very warm. fraternal
spirit. it will no doubt be so in this
peace convention. if ireid.
The matter of a dormitory building
for axed soldiers. their wives and
widows. is also bound to come up for
discussion and action in this eaoampv-
ment. That loyal patriotic body of that
Woman's Roth-f corps is unanimously
and enthusiastically behind this move-
ment. and is sure to meet success
sometime. The opposition to this en.
tcrprise Is very limit.ed,.contlned chief-
ly to one member of the f}. A. 11.. and
why, no one can determine.
This encampment will also elect dei-
exstos to the national encampment. to
be held in Boston in September. There
is always interest in these elections
and doubly so when the place of meet
ing of the national encampment is so
near by.
Of course the center of Interest is in
the election of the officers for the
ensuing year. especially department
commander. which is considered a very
hlglo honor. There are three leading
candidates in the field: comrade Hit.
llsrd of New Britain. Comrade McNeil
of New Haven and Comrade Griswold
of Guilford. McNeil of New Haven is
now senior vice-commander, and there
Is an effort to break me long estab.
llshed rule of not advanciu the senior
vice-commander to the commander-
ship. Such advancement used to be
the rule. but It gave great dissatisfac~
tlon especially to the smaller posts.
as it worked seriously to their disad-
vantage. When this rule was followed
really there was but one oncer to elect
annually, hence a numberof years ago
it was done away with as working
injustice to the smaller country posts.
it does not seem possible. that this
old. discarded rule will again be resur-
rected. hence the chances for McNelI's
election are not. of the best.
Griswold is considered the candidate
of the art-called "ring". We do not ad-
mit that such a “ring" exist; in the
G. A. It., department of Connecticut,
yet it is atoutly affirmed by many.
Griswold by his opposition to the dor
mltory for aged soldiers and their
wives. advocated by the w. R. 0.. has
awakened the opposition of a. very in-
fluential element in the state, as that
dormitory measure in very popular
with the old soldiers and their friends.
it therefore looks at this writing as
if Hilliard of New Britain might win
out. He certainly has a strong follow-
ing, is a most worthy man. and will,
if elected. make a commander the do-
partmeot would feelproud of.
All together the next encampment
promises. to be a lively one. with
plenty of warm debate and good-natur-
ed rivalry and enthusiasm. This is all
right—such earnest debate and good-
natured rivalry being wholesome. It
is like the storm th‘atpurines the air.
ONE INTERESTED.
no man mu now.
Icooe common com From 'rn. Hat-
man of South NorwaIk.
There is a heap of good common 4
sense in the following, which is clipped.
one hears nowadays; we shall feel am.
ply repaid for thus pushing a good’
“hing along.
"The most unpopular man in the
dieting hard times. Not only is he
ambular but when his name becomes
legion (and pessimistic predictions are
like bod news-they travel fast and
gain added detaiiaras they go) he be-
comes wpositlvc menace to prosperity.
In olden times there was an old fellow
named Jaremlahwho went around hot.
cloth and threw ashes up In the air
and stood under them when they fell.
H; mm prophet enough to see that
the times were fine for a goodcro or
woo, but that wag not the Us fed“
States In the early years of the been-lI
tleth century. The than who howls now
is probably one who has been scratch-
ed bucking the Wall street tiger and
when he boilers ‘Wo'c‘ he means
‘OuchIl There never was a time when
money was more plenttfui nor when
th were in better shape for a good
b business. IA. cheerful optimism
based on A reticent belief to the re-
promo of.
busiest-s. Member then map who
had hi's III the library:
‘I smegma 33min. had lotobf
nuptial—mpg which
t.and which MIN awaken warmest.
nortlr‘and south, will probably 'bc enn- '
from that bri5ht little leaflet, The Hats .-
man. If a perusal of it will stop even i
aiittle of the «pessimistic "yavvp" thh‘t ‘
thusiness is the one who Is always pre- ,
leriug ‘Woo' to everybody and overy- 4“
thing He dressed himself In sack. ‘
mtwwillmahomd__
, a stove . ,
M ‘
“any is The Greatest Power of At-
traction.
Women Recognise it: Mon low Io-
fOre its lhrina. .
The Secret of Good Looks Disclosed
How to Look Your Boat.
Ncror was there a time when worn it
did not try to make Utentselveu b0. i-
ful. What in so lovely as a round, rosy
face while forehead and full rd. "PI:
what so annoying as the blacbholds
and impiI-s on the face with the dirty.
vlooir which always accompanies
them. Lila III not worth living. tho
young girl thinks because of the
unpleasant look of her skin. which
tries In vain to improve by the «potty
various cosmetics. ointments and: hell-
flel'tI not knowing that all the w
the trouble is not in the skin itse
but in the system It In some
absolutely dangc :ous to use outside to
mutations. for i the skin to a p
cleared the disease is likely to a
some internal or an of the body. [h r:
It may prove fa at to life itself. no
in purifying the blood the cure to bat-‘
nral, ”permanent and without any in- i.
It"
Miss peanuts stir. . 102 East 82d L
St._ New )3qu Oil. 4. 4—-
“ht y work is very hard on the norm.
and i had became very nervous. I w
always tired and worn out when at t
came. I was pole and."- mast
very thin, and I did not tool like eating
Every little thing's alpset me, and I out
feted a great deal ram nervous head-
fered a great fl ner-
vous -' headache. dWhen I was 4
feeling as though .1 could not
stand It much longer, Dr. Greene‘s
Net-vars blood and nerve remedy ,vnts
recommended to the. some other Insht
here of my totally had taken its couple
of yummy. and it did them a much
good I decided to try it”: t nev r. took
any other medicine that helped me as
much as this did. and I am p6xl'ahieful
to Dr. Greene for his wonderful reme-
dy. I gained flesh rapidly. and after
taking twa bottles now have a splen
did color. ‘My nerves are strong. and
I no longer feel the strain of my wort:
upon them. Dr. Greene: Ncrvnrn
blood and nerve remedy has done for
me what nothing else could do. and
now I am able to do my work Without
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