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my mo
Ann
ich are
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id III-es her‘sIIquets.« ,.
“Concluding -'
.. Sulfa Mallardl
" Iris ..... .. AL atha Hayes
Q‘s) loin ill a
L'llis
clVin
Plfilli'lb
.‘. Re snlollhl
l’ on; on
ll:nfllotvnlsn. ilgnes
haul}. Richagl‘uiljbomr .
. nines , r
» I. ‘ 5.0mdwin. ,iohn not???
tr Raymond Magner.
us", Anthony Dugan. WII- ,
nthony Esposito
Alice Kearney,
frVed McMahon,
rims-Mildred
8
cases {is to Device.
Miss M Hayes.
Hteilo‘ Anita llaugh
Mace. Alice Coleman,
Mislltcliy
Recitation—The Bells.
‘ ‘ Mice M. Magner.
«hue. Mary Resting. Frances
, 'Pnllrglldar'y Byrnoe, Anna
unmet thdllien . .
Recitatlouumms s -Waters._
Ilse 1. Word.
Farina
Joe Lynch, DennIs Lane. Ed
gun. James Bowman Henry
‘, _- John westernsharho Harry.
' Rooney, J ,_
.lln', Charge 1
nard J amos
emaiiaehs
kV Fim‘fllW
.“Sh “ lb.
Mullione, Gertrude Shultz
"o—e'rui‘r‘ll Air value .
Mutated.“ Vallennt.
Mary Tully, Mary
‘ Inf Mei-y Cassldy
' Miss Edna Howard.
concurs“
g" lunar-tram, Conn
Sugar Cured Bacon disappeared. .
140 "I;
M:
«Ma
3%.”th Main Sim:
Awe- w' «w
t to m
Corner of Hulls» Discounting Middlehurym rosdfiwhere
:l.3.
executed the "Ifsy
Willis or oior.”
lie It
Burns and
. pkg-um 1:011“.un wn unquw
lustre .lllnolfa Mug-
9.
. NVerOtflflil
..... bulging
ne ra y
El“ “bani
iIrwllcluu Murdoch.
Catherine
Wildlife Hynan, Vera Har-
IHurtrick J. Hanlon, S. Januarl.
WMIIdred Stagerwald,
he] Graham. Julia Aqui-
3-Costello. Helen Douicns. ~
“ea—Pant Tom. Frank Mc-
, Hunt. Peter Pauline, Mad-
opinion Hunt, Ruth Pagan.
elcome—Edna Howard.
isteé—Mary Cassidy. Alice " ..
‘1“. hull March—Handkerchief Cap-
isgeelAnnu Boningogo. Gertrude Don-
na“ Nora Collins. Minnie Pauline.
; Ann's: McMahon.. Cophls Smith. (lath
orlhsFFI-éderic'ks, Rose Aquino. Mai-y
Kearney, Edna Rooney, Frances Cos-
baura 0' Brien.
Pantsmime—The Angels of Buena Vis-
Misses Mci'y Cassldy, Kathleen Dori~
iy. lrfinQvuanllv Margaret Leon-
.2 Foley, Mary lmdon. Morn
' lull HWY Cortmde Magnor Mary
Vick: Drill up; Sony-A Two-Faced
. ff. “
asters John "Dorsey Martin Creanh?
"- Jumps Gill John (trough. IEddie
Edmund“ éta, Bert Roserdohn
. Hynes. om Page. James Tierney.
Alo‘rton, Joo McLaugh-
, .to Mole V ' rphy. Mish Sweeney.
.Mstus Friend? Willie McCarthy.
Freddie Aquino
.3 John Modulidr, Huddle Noonelearold
ney4 bloopers Ward.
“Alice. McCarthy'. -. .
fl. any Friend, Kathe-It‘- .5;
l ,_ era ifsnion. Horn ,
7 Alice Pomoroy. Tor I
line Bowman... Mary ..
Bh’éehan, Helen Curnyn, Annie Por-
m
out do Masher, Marlon Hayes 1
‘ vg‘olreqy. Anna Burns Margaret
(«owning Miss Margaret Brady
its: Walter J. Shanlcy,
5*(}\:111“
PUBLIC MARK, . . “fit" ”I
w¢.49-aunv-u-.....
We would again call your a lteuliou to the rapid closing but.
of our Itock (6 distinct "has closed out last wash) Iuli would'
further lt‘alflnu‘t sithon‘g’ll' ill-‘i'; third is smlil it is full of gold“
bargains, and at our time' Is var; ullmt here It will lisV' io your Id-
vaniage to look over the remaining stock at ouch.
VpreNent-
A.
A folv bargains in "Old English Flowllr alué" Crockery.V
cues AND sauces; ..
l ............... .. . .. ......... . I. Plll‘
'.. 3hr “u: 1 em I
I IN. ram-II. .......................... 8: new.
It Smith . . . . .
.r‘p'fllnolnI r Inns AND MILK newts. ................. loo EACH.
“ring 7IN.PLAT:I............ ........................ 7. EACH.
aug ‘ oA'r MEALS .......... . .................... 7c EVAE'Hi'
..~
These prices Iranar below cost of import. and roprcsentV
I); “III... rl’“,'..' ', ". .': I." '. , .'..II‘. I;
only a few of th'o many barflgsins waiting for1 shiowd ‘bu'yora.I of
:1
«Elm
Caffrey. courae' ouihtltios‘ar'e has limit Mind in ‘rn'srly instances only
one or two articles remain of cer thin lines, yct everything is pric
ed with I view to hurry up tho close. Each line we close out
Edward
gives a cue to other houses to ad vanes prices.
LIoHrNiNé otVrsdlr Jans' ..... . ............. 75c 00:.
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I
F‘Iee’ Sellers All Norwaik‘s;
James
. gunman It. Jusflllb who luv-buslmil
Esther
w. .5? STURTIWANT
been... . 10 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
Auns- '
WI are now prepared to show a large but ‘of Carpets
in“a_li the popular guides. Consisting -of INGRAINS‘
vista/ET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS? BODY BRCS
s§£§
IN cmNA Ano- JArnNESE MATTINGS‘ wE HAVE
Lance VARIETY ANoo ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
McNai
Burns
China Muttings. 12 Vac to 35¢.
die F»
Smith.
[Propels
Japuiit'ie Mllttihgs. zo'c to soc.
Exposl- Wi'o'rus AND VARIOUS 'QllALITIESl‘V
nucs‘ AND MATS IN LAN GE VARIETY
suAbEVs no claims A SP EcrAL‘rY
ll
MCCE no .
Elsie
84 Washington Str set, 50th Norwalk'."
.BVelini
Telepho né 143-6.
HII.‘K ..... , ...I -. , ..,..
INVES'FIGATIND ROWNING ACGi-— INSPECTION OF RESORTS.
sntfil‘fihom‘. Jennies who cor9.
nor has begun an investigation of the
death of Marco Cerlno. the ltalian who
was drowned Sunday while. .batlltns
with four. companions Two of his colli-
pistons ythat Cerino was pushed
from the Into thewater. at their
”J wedgdlsngroe as tnwho puse e‘d .
he tug)“ flier men 'who wore yr “1
them at the time of the drowning have
ori'V'IV'ii N'r film:
W Wig“ l A”332)? ti um vIréyumis're r
['0 ‘cv a o
“den Eye? to deywrsaginngsg 93:9;
7m 53% mi Md
{'1’ a
It
Byl nes.
4...-..
I? 'i
4,9”8 . v
.' I‘
r i 5
ft“
of the project.
one luv
office of Mil!” board of s
yew Hives. ;
summit’nfler
filwu the chose for the III.'
a.
may!“ Ill: Golgi; .mmdnum
w are
fills pnaslllgthrougli ‘5! merimthe ”nee
ugh aft macs . . .
alwm‘rigt rnbnln. Buchargemd’af-
of the French embassy It Wash.
.. ”1“:on
.._,__ tastes. missed the New. London,qu
It Indwuunnullletobom ii
“la-”ltd“ W
_. 1%. fill.
l. ng iimell
9am
"I
J: g
stun total of the argument why In t~
mire“. new so much employed.—
ord. .. _ 7
" Muses. non: av Tommi“
Tim wn Jahé‘ll—Con
A
or on. CLOTH AND LINoLEoM wE SHOW ALL
_ 1 Chief Musician Steele had charge 6i;
tha bands of the First. division of the -
.. . Nineteenth. Army corps 113-. . ,7
State Health Board to carry Out sIrVI-
~ - ltsry Lugiuiiition. .-
Dr. C. A. Lind-lay. secretary of: the
state board of health. is sending not.
circulars to the health officers at this.
towns calling attention to the law one
acted by the last Legislature which ro-
quires the state board to males a mu-
tery Inspection: of thawununer resorted
and pincer :ot nubile muesli
throughoub the am. ,I The alumina
. asks for the cooperation of the health
officers Ito: Institute the osmium:
The reunite-of the varl- ‘
tintin- will: lite 111de the
fhe'al lth to
N3“ Infill
wmfiu ,L 3‘,
A
Now waitresses are diuplsc n'g
M.
‘ klgomrhm hasa hr ht prospect's after
‘ will be appreciated in this citl'.
All day policeman at Union station.
, up; g vs no more than
“3* Bout’uomnuny. 6f
8 Item-in uh I? :nm the late
say It 9 oranulner
3% Nil?!“ no tgipgdo outs of thol’ro
spies typo Tilers Is now .IWW
'v’sllsblo for submarine hosts for us
Moody of the navy to say whether or
II“ illncle Barn shall get some balm
m: Moody hIs lott the putter to his
sicooaaor' Paul Morton. ‘wwhm takes
filed July I. This fact wandelwloped
on Saturday when. an lInI rtsnt WI!
forenco was held in Win ington be-
tpen Messrs. Moodysnd Morton. Oop-
Ilu time taking care of the interests of
tits constituents, Second Vice . 'Pnsle
dent Whitney of the . build Torpedo
Bout commune and Assistant Socrotary
Darling a! the my
(‘onceunlnstho conferonce I Wholl-
instep doupatch III/Io: . .
Mr. Willy's/hose district includes the
city ofIBrIdgeport. where the Lake
boats are MI..wanlcd~ to know what
money wouldhe available after J uly 1
for the punhuo \oixsuhmnrtse boatflv
Inn-thatrthodiapoaiuon of tho depart.
ment would be toward the purchase of
bike W8. i' t . ‘V I. '
Before giving assuranoos on this
point Secretary. Moody inquired of tha-
Lalrs representative Ifllthoymepo no
possible for thorumor that they shut
charged the navy board ofiolloers who
conducted. a test of submarines. some
time- ago with having acted dishonest-
ly in their investigation. - u
Both Mr. Hill and Mr. Whitney llls~
ovowoll any such charge. but they
wantodfthe report‘printod in full.
Secretary Moody refused .tonvmako.
the report on: submarine public. be-
cause it contained Information of It
military nature which‘ he“ believed
should not bis-published. Hc-aieo dc-v
cided that. ha couid roach no decision
as to tho punchasa of submarinesun-
der the IBDDIODI'IIIIIOX). for these“ as
cal year heesusedhat appropriations is
not now Available... Thedeoiaion prise-s
ticaliy leaves the question of subma-
rinos to be determined by Paul Mor-
ton, the new secretary of the lilVY.
The following flunk editorial ex
prosslon of opinion on the submarine
boat question by the New York Press
«Wovel successfully the Holland
submarine bouts may stand the tests
to which they are now being Subjected,
it Is to he regretted that the lake. boat.
Protector. did not. stay on this side of
the wafer and enter into a series. of
competitive Iriels. Many naval officers
were inclined to think that the Lake
boat possessed some points of super
Invity over the Holland boats. and fill)-
wny it .is hard to not over the .proJII
dioo which the public will always feel
against the Holland type on account of
thoQuign~DobiilrecamlaL As tho trials
are In charge of United states naval.
odlpors there need he no fear that the
ropolt on the Holland boats will not
be a true and unbaiacd suitcnlcnt. of
exactly what they can do: but the rc-
movnl of the bake boat deprives them
of the oppmhunlty of also wins Mutt
that typozodmoat-gls cupsblomfumd in
all matters Mathis kind It Is only. by. is
thorough test. of more than one type
that there can be any surety ”of getting
the best—and the governmont should
get no other." -
.._.....
EXIT DRUM MAJOR STEELE:
jay M
Has Mal-cited at Head of Hartford
Band for Years. . , .
HARTFORD. Jane 27.~Willlam 0.
Steele dram major of the band. of the
First infantry. C. N. G.;Ifor 39 years.
sent hiavnesignation to Colonel Schultze
Saturday. . . l -».
October “.1861. a; thongs of l8, Mr.
Steele enlisfod In Company H. Twelfth
Connecticut Volunteers. and served
four years under minus-ls Deming.
Peck and bowls. Ho enlisted as It I.qu
sicinn alter belurz out three months. He
was present at theibuttlos IOf'ITlVFADI'.
lrish Bond. this alone of- Port: Hudson.
and the. campaign of tho Shouadoah
Valley. under Sheridan . .-
those days the musicians served in tho
assisted Colonel Lewis from the field--
at. Port Hudson .and he . carried Colonel?
Back to the rear when he. was wounded
at the battle of Winchester. v I. ... ..
.ln palm Ira.
itamo capacity amdheIdittermen of the .
hospital cornsdo todalx Motor Stools .»
' n6 Holden "it?!“ ' ;
I'M new and this up to Mm ,
Established 185 7.
. . ,8 ‘r ' I
Fancli Silks; 69 cis;
OchtlIousand yards of . Fancy Louisine and soft-fin-
ished Tuflgtli ill llairrliuc stripes, checks, checks with
llcnihiiitl‘ml stripes nullsuluilllcilt ilgurcs 'i'llcy are just
ilical fur‘tllc l:llarillilliz'183o gowns. 'i‘lic Silks are so soft
llliil they adopt lilt‘lllSt‘iMCs rcullily III sliirriugs and many
folds. The quality is iCllilllkably good for the price Some
(if tlIc Silks .Ir‘c from our (1“ II stock with prices reduced
ilie' rcuminllcr arc direct from the manufacturer, bought
at a price to close them out. 'illclc arc vulious lciIgIlIJS,
not lc.S.S their .1 waiis't pattern, or more than two suits in u
The Silutlcs arc browns, unvics, green, red, and jus-
69 etc. On sale Tuesday morning.
piccc.
pul‘.
SUMMER GLOVES.
Milanese Suede Lisles, Mesh Lisles, and Silk Gloves
for warm weather. 'l‘iIcy lll't‘ very cmnfurfublc, lllltl perfect
in tit. Silk Gloves for graduation in elbow length, 75
and 98 cts. V ~
Dcnt's heavy White (310ch for driving or :IuiquobiL
lug. $l.85.
SUMMER TOILET ARTICLES.
A very refreshing lll‘llt‘lC {or hot weather is lill‘l‘triuc.
It is, a cleansing lotion {or the. Skill, and when (Inc, tools but
and (lust), it “ill be found idly agreeable ill Sponging the
fate, usrug a soft cloth. 1t rcmovsc (lust like magic and
10.1ch the skill tot-lingdelightfully than and invigorated.
ii" (If nutoruobilists .'Ill(l travelers it will be lm illualllc. T'lulc
is :I soft Illlil fragrant" crcum 101180 with if if desired. Ullce
trying you will uof'want to do without it
Electrine, ‘75 cts. a bottle.
Cream. 50 era. a jar.
Eastman’ 8 Bath Powders.
“liltll solicus .Iiul pelluulcs lllC Hull-i for bathing
a palkagc.
All antiscpfic preparation
10 cts.
Samples of Hardcngen Embroidery work, with In-
struction Books and all materials. at tho Art Needlework
Section.
‘
The D. M Read Cd.
0
when he was shot in the assessment ..
FIREWORKS EXPLODE‘
mi lion doilurs. la'st yc’ar
layers laid the lllilyelllfl
It the grand "olefin! this .
Potomac. shortly aftgr Lee a .. .
Ha hamhad charge of UIOI If". :
ever since they began to consolidate
VVJ’or. parade. He was mustered out. of
the army in; thiscity in 1865.. and: the
following year enlisted as drum major
otvthe :Flntlteglment Band: Mr. Stools
J5 62 years old and has been on the
police force for thirty-two years, ,
IASTHMA sus‘rsnnas IHouto
. Foley Honey (howl altar “has cured
redhopeléas. Mrs Adolph Buns.
0W0. writes: " co Id
Rooted twech years. sage wasmas
mg; untll it unliy- Ste! Into asthma“
. let. Euler s Hdnsy In Tar was red
bmmended and one (my coat bottle on-
tlrply cured sue of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years
(Li! I hid taken it at the start it
o‘uld have been I vfed years of suitors
."--For sale It lulstad' a drug store
HEAVY TRAVEL YESTERDAY.
Fir-It White “curtain Express Goes
North lel
Thorn was I heavy Yule malici-
anoint manner he) travel by
bands at Nlantlc on Governor's day
He'
3h- WIIIWGQI' Thll'd "5N Divenrori .
lect V
icnl shill available could .
'rs .
nycapcs of asthma that. were con . ‘
THREE ! BTOP‘THVAT coao
. Ior it may result in Plieunlonia, Bra
LIVES LOST. ,.
28. -V—Tllreo zlllan Balm is breaking up Colds when-
PH LADEIMIIA. June
Vpersolls lost their lives and half a doz- ever tried, almost without. exception.
on others were injured late yesterday: 10 25 50c and $100 bottles The Gift
as flip result of the explosion
‘smuii bundle of fireworks in the stor‘ae’
room .of the Diamond Firoworks Com-l
pony at 826 Arch,street.
ore:
sight yours
mus:
years.
of a ford Baxters and Plaistodfls ”
. ‘I W‘F‘f’fi
STOLE NEWPORT YACHT.
The dead; I\. IV 1.. .lDON ,Junc 28. ——Tllc local
aged twenty- 'lmlilceV on information from Newport,
Ichty sevou' R yesterday arrested Fred. .iqhnu:
twontyouc nin.x Vaboard a small yacht. alleged to
‘l hnyc been stolen at Newport Tho nail-
WW- I ‘lcl is named tllc. Rambler and Johnn-
Missouri illIlS bout the mules by twjo His was asleep .on hoard when arrest-
in fact the ed. the prisonul is .held awaiting ac-
Iuit. 77 ,_ ltlon 0;
.Jacob Janovltcli
Obcrlnnn.
Lona Sampson.
‘ > Input?!“ transom” sought. and warm has ”bom- '
u up over y as borne the slgnntnre pt
:53 1125 been mfillo and
or his pol-h
sonnusnperivlslon since its tummy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
A.” Cull“? ltailohs Mud “ Justus-360d” are but
thyme will); dunno comm: tho henltii o?
~13.me once Experiment.
" ‘ 1 3 fill-11pm
"I" it." w is!“ is.
mun-Ln
substance. dungeon its ginormous. It destroyer
alloys mu ourfim Dial-Shoals ‘ Wind“
Mill” , fillies-m i210? resolute- 0‘
Wm novels.“ heartily ans nouns-ad also...
g'gnugm‘lam's we storage” Noam *
the .- Im. . " «It dos . l v {I
03W“?
.RIA Always
(Miss?
': i. 3.;- N
ins
lylsute'rdly. Sonics! strains run
you? .
Discrimination Duties
' set.
‘ our highly dutiable imports; foreign
. less merit for Sick an
0“! ' ' . I‘V'I'G AW
"'3' I“.
WWII Not
lulld up Our Ihipplnnolndustrlss
and Would be More "worm
and Harmful Than Direct
Ship Subsidy.
The Democrats in Congress. If we,
my iudso from the actions of their
leader. the l-.lon John Gilli-u William»
and of the Minorlty of the House Com
Inlttoo on Merchant Marine and Fish-
eries; favor the use of discriminntlns
duties as a means of extcnlling‘uid to
0m merchant mIrInI.' 'fltly nylthut
discriminating dutlcs and tonnage tax-
cs built up our shipping industries one
hundred years ago. and that they
would do so now.
These nelnocnats. in their Minority
Report. oondomn most bitterly tho
kind of ship subsidy favored by tho
itepubllcnn'u. They say: I
. "The subsidy or bounty plan In
wrong in m‘incllllfl and ineffective In
pIIcIice. it Is without virtuo us a rom-
cdy and Is demoralizing to the political
conscience of the country.‘ ‘
Bubsides are obnoxious to republican
government. whorc equality of privi-
lege should be the rule and llountios
to private enterprise should never bo.
thought of. The great majority of the
American people look upon the shill
subsidy as a selfish sohomo. pure .nnd/
Simple, and the lower House should
put it to sleep at the outsct.’l
Hut whcrein is the Democratic plan
of subsidy preferable to tho Republi-
can plan? Cannot. ill fact, the Minori-
ty plan he criticised and condemned
uith the same language which the MI-
nority has applied to the Majority
plan? -
A pamphlet just issued by the-Re-
form Club of New York demonstrates
very clearly that discriminating duties
not only did not build up our shipping
industries from 1789 to 1849. but-that
they could not do so now. in fact,
they would. under present conditions,
be about the most harmful and least
effective form of giving subsidy. -
According to the Reform Club docu-
ment. no end of trouble would follow
the adoption of either of the vague
plans of discrimination suggested by
the Democrats. One plan would dill-
cI-iminnfe in favor of American birt-
loms by lowering the tariff duties on
goods imported in American ships—or
by increasing the duties on goods
imported ill American hips—or by in-
creasing the duties on goods brought
in foreign Ships; tho other would dis~
crinlinatc only against foreign ships ill
"indirect trade"——that is. in ships not
bringing goods produced III the coun-
try whmsc flag they fly.
in the first place all of our foreign
treaties covering this subject Would
have to bc abrogated; Retaliation
would follow. for England and Gor-
many would resent such a blow to one
of their greatest industries. But. with
or without retaliation; discriminating
duties. such as tho Domoerats propose.
would not prove effoctve under present
conditions. Our existing foreign ship-
ping is already ample. willroutnddlng
a tontn it. to bring In twice our pros-
cnt imports on which duties are suffi-
cicntiy high to make the discrimina-
tion affective.
All things considered. the propOsed
discrimiimtlons:
(1) Would tulle, out, or keep mu. of
our treasury $25,000,000 in loss of rov-
cnuc. .
(2) This loss would go as a bonus
to fortunate or favored shipowuers or
shippers.
(3) All highly dutlablo imports
would be carried in American ships
without any increase in the tonnage of
Our ships.
(4) No Induccment would be offcrcd
our ships to carry our exports. Yet
our exports arc two'or three times the
wclght of our Imports.
. (5 l Trade with all countries would
be obstructed and deranged. especially
with the countries south of us. with
which we profess most anxiety to‘iu
crease our trade.
(6) Under the "indirect" syVStcm and
with retaliatory legislation In force,
triangular" l'outosr would be..brokcll
and two sets of ships would be neces-
sary to do the work now done by one
American ships would carrylull of
ships wouldcarry all of our exportsdo,
shipownlng countrlce. About-all ships
would run empty half the timc. Fl'.olght
charges. then, would have to be nearly
double what they are now.
These are some oh the troubles. corn-V
pllcntlons andvexpenscs that would fol-
low tho adoption of the Democratic
plan of ship subsidy. ». . ~ .
W
J_U8T 'l'HVE THING giLlVOUS
A“ 'n’
E.
“i took a dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets last evcu-
lug after dinner and want to say that
i feel fifty per cent. better than i have
for weeks. The Tabllfil Ire certainly
II fine article for billlousness"—
lj‘lrestone. of Firest o. 8 Hlnkiey.
publishers of. The No Allegan. Mich.
Those Tablets strengthen the digestion.
promote a healthy action of the liver
liver and prdddbran‘agreeahle more!
meat of the bowels. .Prico 25 cents.
For sale by Stillson-Powell Corporw
tion. Clifford Pharmacy, Pierce's Bridcr
Pharmacy, Zeitfuss Pharmacy. _ “
———-r---———-—. . ‘
YALE ALUMNI FUND.
NEW HAVEN, Juno 28.—-—'I‘he all-
uusi report at the directors of the
alumni fund.of Yale University wns
made. public today. The announce-
ment is made that the class of 1884
will make a special gm to the Utilver-
city. to be made public at the com.
mencemcpi. exercises. The contribu-
tions received during the year were
$35 949, exceeding those of last your
by 83. 905 and mailing the total to
date 8208 298. Class of Will. in re
cognition of its twenty-fifth annivers-
ary, makes a special gift of 3ft). tilt).
THA'I'V THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you, if u' used
Dr. King's New Life-mils. 'f' oussnds
of sufzerera have enraged their: mulch
h .,'.l‘l_l k He'll“ 3.60%
so as. , 9! ms a puts an
build smear health: Only .88 oeits.
money kltnatcured. Sold hyF."
muster, mammal I;
LIEUT. PAYNE RETIRES. 4
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