an viclnll ':. Fal
, tool in. rvyednesdn
, y l , r n or show and Warmer.
The mlfl.wnve,.thal. wouln‘tho western,
bill! 'loelllrill" ‘flebllllllil‘ yesterday lllflOi‘nl
iii: so moved eastward. prodtlclugh
{in temperature“, tram 20 than
. 9 “Atlantic cos‘st {remit/la its
is, ,ortdui Atlanta. all"; was only
t,,oltibove I‘er‘o this morning. which
vtas ‘ two colder than New Haven.
are inn: been it decided ride it tern-
’ . p‘rnt , ,in the western ‘ne‘c‘t‘io s‘durg
bimbo past twenty~four hours. Omit»
ll‘ is 50 degrees warmer than yester-
d‘ y.; Concordia 44 and North Platte
till. " Conditions favor for this vicini-
- 5% our Weather, followed on Wednes-
y by, partly cloudy und, warmer.
r . ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’- 5‘
I;,‘~Btirguinu in laces. 'l‘orrhons in oil
widths, 5c yd. M. S. Smith & Co.
Illumbohit Lodge, Sons of Hermann,
villi have a monthly meeting tonight
inglllllts' Hall, South Main sin-oi,
"For the first time In many weeks
Several of the but furtories in Bethe
Were running Saturday. .uitcrnoon
Trade is'fant picking up in ilnnbury
and Bethe].
(At: the National Motor Bout hnd
I rtsman's show at Madison Sonar:
G, rdeh, February 21 to March 9, Fri-
day-evening. February .24. is deslgnnt
eti‘file Norwnlk Yacht Club night.
eWhrranted Eggs. 29c pol“ doz. .l‘ose
loffs'
A meeting of tho silo committee o’
the new town high school will be belt
tonight at 8 o’clock, at the cities or
Attorney Louis S, Boers, in the South
Not-walk ’l‘rust Ctilupany's building.
Miss Alice Cullen; of Connecticut
awhile. ucoompnniiid her father, .1th
Gallon, to Stoukbridgo. Moan. Satun
day afternoon. Mr. Cullen will re-
1ct‘t’porato for it tow Weeks among the
l s.
M .
A regular meeting of Lady Jennings
Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem. is
scheduled for Wednesday evening, but
in its place the lodle will hold ill
second annual entertainment and
dance. ~
David E. Disbrow has been ill at
his home in West avenue since Feb-
ruary l with sciatica. Mrs, Emily V.
D. Diubrow has been in New York'i'm
several weeks undergoing trentmenl
for rheumatism.
The Danbury girl arrested in Stains
ford last Wednesday under theI name
of Jennie Grant, has been committed
to. a homein Westt-lloutcr county. N.
Y.. while the man who was her com.
punion has been sent to prison.
-ri,000 yards Remn'tn Port'aleit. llillg<
hams. Madras. 'l‘owelingI otc.. 40 per
cent. robatc. M. H. Smith & (‘0.
At the midweek aervico in the South
Norwalk Congregational Church, next
'i‘hllrsduy evening at. 7.45 o‘clock. the
subject will lie,”'l‘ho Call to Repen-
tem-e." All a part of the service let-
tors trom Dr. Underwood will be read;
The crow of tho train from which a
freight our got. awny ui llrunchviiis
the other do. and run to Wilton. where
it. was de’rai ed. was summoned to New
York. Saturday, to make on oxplunn“
tion or the hamli‘lllilu to tho ruilt‘otltl
officials. .
Today in St. Valentine's Day. All
tlu< ntorckeopuru have neon prepared
for some time with vulolltincn. louder.
portly nnd ulicgrdly t-onlir im- ”W on"
motion and doubtless the uphill mim-
licr or vulcniinou of all kllnln phased
through tho mulls.
FRANK BAXTCR IUCCIfll'Ul...
induced Dr. trio/ward company to links
Special Price.
After it great dost otoiiort and cor-
respondence, Frank Baxter, the pupil:
tar uranium, has succeeded in IBM-Ill!
the Dr. Her/uni tto. to make aspects}
halls rice introductory otter (in the
reap or titty cent also at their calo-
hrstcll specific for tho cure of consti-
pation anddyupopniii. . , ‘4-
.T'hls Medicine. in a worm discover
f the cnroot all dismount ill
a lunch snd’bowoln. It not only gives
only relief, but it makes permanent
till .l. ‘ *
Howard's uneclno has bosom rc-
mPrltnbly suouesuful in during/Trollin-
lion. dyspepsia not! all live:- train
doll. that Mr, pastor in 1willing to, to.
turn the prion poll! in ovory mum whom
it dot-it not git/o rt'lll'l‘. ' ill til iii
it... C... no
“You Monty e "
rustic MARKET
‘, Blitz .iil‘lfillil.,iilfiw ,
‘ 7.10. ottiiresitl.
.. l lilibilllii, to leave
lions. Flu.
' i." '. at.
mm
. was Bertha Hawkins. at West. Main
”reek. , , thport,‘ls visiting friends
n‘Norwalli. , . ‘.
true, iiuy‘unénie inns nbout‘ lion
in ill oxcsllent, the rut-ant. ruin mail-
a‘ very good carillon. .
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Sheriff Addison Johnson. at sing
915K, ,was‘a visitor
paternity. :
in South Norwalk.
#Anytilinz you may he’ll .iorln Mus-
lin lindervl‘ieur for 25. 29. and 390.. iii.
8. Smith}: 00. .r .
Minna Elwood. .of, South Nonwulk.
limit Siihday Withhis brother. Alex-
under Elwood. in Harbor Road, South-
ilOl'tt . . , , .
. Washington Como. .No. 11, .P. 0. S.
of A., at their next meeting. February
16th. will inltlatosoveral candidates.
after which it banquet will be servod.
, Mrs. Henry, Mnnvillo. of New Haven.
hasbeen theigucst of her soil. Edward
Britten Manville, of Lowa streetqllenc
ry Munville has also been the guest.
bf his" brother.
Captain Charles Byxbec. oi the Stam-
l'ord Steamboat Company. is now able
tovhe about. after u sevcro attack of
gastritis. ‘ j a
Robert MoQuhae. of New York, was
‘8 visitor in Westport and South Nor—
wnlk yesterday. Mr. McQuhao is now
connected with the clsimngsnt's dc.
optimum of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
W
The monthly months: of Old Well ‘
Hook and Ladder Company was held
:ast night. and one nppllcaitOn for
membership was received. invita-
tions to attend the dance of Eagle
Hook and inldder Company" in Dorian.
in the. 1. ill. and Milford Engine Conn
tinny, on the 27th. were accepted.
, chrcscntative .l. Moss,l‘Ves, of Don—
‘iury, is tito‘nuthor of n bill which bus
teen introduced in the General Assum-
‘wly providing for the nppointmoni of
the chaplain oi the state senate by the
lieutenant governor and ‘of the chap-
lain oi the house by a speaker of that
‘lody. The lioness“, for such legislu
.ion was suggested hy'the unseomly
rcrambie for the positions lust. bolero
'he convening of the recent session at
the. assembly,
—~All the new things in Muslin and
Lace Curtains. 450 pair upward. M.
i. Smith & Co.
There will be a hearing lit-tore the
'ailroud committee of the general as-
lembiy tomorrow afternoon on the po«
“men of tho Danbury It Bethel Street
Railway Company for extension of limo.
.n which to accept the oinendmonts to
ill charter granted by the inneral as-
sembly at its session of 1903. The
lompany. through an oversight. did
not file its iormal acceptance
of the amendments within the time
=iieciiicd 'by law bnti the present peti-
tion is for the purpose of remedying
that overnight. it is explained.
At tho Lawn Club Friday evening
was given a small dance by a party of
voting people. Mrs. George T. Whitt.
and Mrs. Thomas i. ‘Kihnn‘y were tho
patrollessos. Among the dancers werr
\llss Mun Jenn Colt, Mills Bennie Kenna,
vim lietliln Shaniey. Miss inn Grimes
“he Misses Keefe, Miss Agnes ,(loldon
if South Ndl'wnllt'. Misti Write Kinney
Miss Katherine Fonrly John .Giisoll.
l”rank Kaolin, M. A. ileynolflu. Mr.
O'Neil. Wiiilum Mulligan. John P.
Kilfonthor. Bernard Folly and Joseph
”by. The music was by Keenan's
ori'hesll‘il.~Ncw Haven Register.
it. Enlkteln. Sidney ii. Phelps. Wll'
llam Davis. (1. W. Fol-rout. ii i“. Ailiv
crton. .l. O. Cowl. R. C, Mutiny. H. A.
niormtul. (3, ll. Allison, John N. Surt~
r due, ('9. M. Wilson, 0. it. Pond, bl. W.
Econ. .i. ll. (lull. New York: (3. I).
Ryder. iii. E. Memo. Danbury: John
Williams. ‘Inlrchmont, N. i3; lionwr
ill-'(lummings, Stamtord: *llJllmuntl '1‘.
Trillion. W. J. Dchroh. Providence: ill.
in. Colombo. Newark, N. .i.: 1‘. it. Mr-
‘ Mahon, New Huron; M. A. Kennedy.
Threads. Pit; W. A. lmwln. Glenbroolt:
A. N. Mead and wife. Greenwich; id.
ti. Wilkinson and wife. South Norw-
walk: il. .l. Worden, llrooitlyn: WuC.
Bit-its. Boston. worn patents ytmtonlny
lit the Hotel Ciilinrd. ,
, star at tioiumbiu circle. No. n53. will
hold its regular meeting Thursday
«evening in itcddhen's'finil. There will
he a claim oi twenty-lire for initiation;
also twnntyullve duplications to not upv
on at lulu inaction. The circle will
whim-lain the members of star of West.
port circle. mil momhnrwnrc kindly
urged to be present curly. us an effort
will bu made to start the meeting at 8
o’clock sharp. Refreshments will be
served. 'l‘hrrti is to be u clash initiug
lion of ti. 0. it. or A.. in Bridgeport.
Wednesday night. February in. or 260.
in which tho tour circles nro intorvstlui
It special invitation has burn extended
to thHitntn éi‘ioitrti or Deputies in at:
land. All mnmboru oi run of (iolumu
bio Clrolo neutrino in no will burn thoL
W L T. i L . _
.iLw-‘l .9, .4.» :ti I NE
inbuilt; um or a ma brownie .
- bmebiilu' armorial yum" militia w
mg. i am glad or lhncilsnumm
recommend such fi’tfllfifillml. merit
tinsel , Those who; halter drum
constitutions on bronchitis would
scroll it '
. l
:13" . Jerrold. Ferris. oi
' miner haunt Wallis,
, 11.40 were .890.
than natal whiltli.
76c ‘ were $1.00.
. ilodics' Mphnlr Wuisia,
V 31.00 were $1.50.
lludios'b Mohair waists.
31.49 were $2.00.
. Indies Sateen-woman,
. . . its: 1”»llfie‘3‘ih0.
Indies°,,oiiiihijtflwsilis. i
“on were than.
radios manual nuns,
. 7 file Mrfiiidlli.
Ladieil' Flihnncl ‘Wulsls,
igloo at. 3156.
crash with: AT s‘l‘htuhs‘seouq'nous. .
'ArEw Mons slices or r'u‘ny‘Lsr'r AT .THE MARKED now
PRICES. - . . ‘ .
.i DICKEMAN & SON
a4 wAsm‘Noroiv tr. ‘ 'soir‘rll NORWALK, noun
Telephone 343-6.
.. -» . w~“,«....-«....w_~.»..~~. .. ,. ... N.-
_ A MAN 0F SENSE
ls the‘i’nan who best'preservcs those faculties with which nature has endowed
’him. He may "hateto wear glasses"~—most people din-but the man oi in-
tellixence thanktuily accepts this artificial old when his eyes toil oi its need.
When yours SPEAK let us ACT. Our service treatment will be right.
' HOMER B. HOYT, Reiractin'g Opthlan,
Roob 9, United Bank Building. South Norwnik, Conn.
. Specinl Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Otllce hoursswilz‘ls. 12.45—«6100. Saturdayevenings. 'le-Sl.
Hal lilteSlleul Metal all
"mm ..,
We have a few balls on our floor lllal have been llh‘t‘tl as salliplcs.
and as we are to close out ilit'Rt‘ styles we utter you the sanlplcs at
just one-ball regular price. We (llltlli? here a low oi the bargains:
$l5.oo WHITE ENAMEL BED ............ $7.50
$l3.5o WHITE ENAMEL BED . ........... $6.75
$19.00 COLORED ENAMEL BED . ...$6.oo
$10.00 COLORED ENAMEL BED ........ $5.00
$ 9.56 COLORED ENAMEL BED . . . $4.75
I n l
One of the chief features of this sale is the chmcrncss and quality.
We take allleavy loss on these beds, but we want to close them out at
once to make room for the Spring goods.
"—m “m
A. J; Callins & Co.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.’
la NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
llllill‘l iihilliib‘ inn u llilil‘b‘iilll
but l and hill gallon ill.
from! c."
SAVE till.)
CtlUPth.
For eight of these coupons and 89 cents we will furnish. tor a time.
Sentinel readers with I solid zold. tulip warranted fountain Don, polish.
ed barrel, rubber can. sci-ow section. beautiful delivery. worth $1.50.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, You wonder how you ever got along
without it. Carry your coupons to Clifford Pharmacy, F. B.Colcman.1(‘
North Main street. William P. Been. ill Willi street: Edward P. Weed.
all Well atroet.
m 1* .—
angel... 5... snag... mums”?
Wait: than silo 31.98.1Now 600. M'ounnmo one A spuclAL'rv.
summon nous ‘ro ounce.
* Aosur FOR'HANNER PATTERNS.
. '3. s. Tlunor‘sows.
OI WAGHINGTON GIREIT. OOUTH NOBWALK. CONN
Largo min- for tho Floor instead oi
Cal-pot is
TH! THING
., , .llluwoayc... .
Time or. several rot-om tor this,
they slum stoma ,otlm with little
trouble and when you move you can
always use them while, a carpet bu
bun out to flu curtain moribund may
be nimobt uutm In year now homo.
We have PM. very dull-ibis pui-
tl:rns in Tapestry. v. vet and Atomic-
. ‘3‘: "
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
curb or noun. . 134 Wilmington ei.
‘ « at... .. _ W...
Just resented. ~
our if. t ;' “Wh‘i‘llti l
~ ‘ .fllfiifllflr‘lbmbil till Wont
‘ film j bani: "_‘
“Film of tho Jlrntllcrllood
' coining item it, and th
that in la hit'lrlk ille'
,trlcndly compact-s ,wil ”remain.
.l‘
,. , wounds dnocsnsnnssruo ‘
. lili't'blilititljiore. Kelly admitted to the
tvn iihhiiil‘ctu-u on tho (i
railroad. ,; . ,_ ~
‘ it in av gt; that th‘
the road , it rd the. shall 0,
ions from this: loan or
Annotation MA
and" of truineiqnit‘e , , ‘ ‘ l ‘
vortincmonts urn apps log in New
York papers todlly‘ibr-‘loaimotive tim—
lnou. ago 21 to libys able bodied
inch. experience not bury." it in
Now llnvpilroud.‘ Nd otllorroad is
known to intro n” d “
such tlcn’rrlpti ’n.‘
'l‘hol‘o ‘tti‘ti il dill.
men and engineers. on‘tho mud. or
nrclnou's-ordcir. _ ”in" eat of n
strike, mnbeqnently; 'liousunu .mlcal.
friendly ell inclu- ‘cnn do much toward _
keeping ti-tl'lnnjmoving. and with wilt- of the February output.
ing assistants tho‘rond‘ Could probably, . '.
if the strike chine, keep very many or
the trains in minimum.
Built is hoped that. a strike'wln
ho averted. At. thortime of the train~
men‘s threatened strike in 1903. when
President. Hull and his aides maintnln- l
ad a siolid front alloforo tho trninmen-
word came from New York, and Front»
dctlt- Hail wont. to New York to see J.
1’. Morgan. After that. the strike was
sulllml. ‘ ‘
That troubli- \‘lts largely a question
of wanes and hours, The preamp, trou-
bio ,ishoihing ot the kind, Ilut oven-n
one knows that Mr. Morgan in a pow~
ori’ui mun lll litany ways.
He mny'tuko hold of this mattor
himself. and settle. it. as he did the
tmiumen’s affairs. 'l‘o grant the tire—
Inen’n‘proscnt requout will. llOWGV'Oi‘, ,
establish a precodent that bends lot now 5°C
the Consolidated consider a bad one. l
The meeting for today is slated for
it o'clock ill the morning, at Grand k
Central depot, Mr, Morgan will head
the tllrcctoru' meeting. and with him
will sit as ulrcnny slated. Messrs;
Brooker, Skinner. Miller and Brush.
The ilreincn' grievance committeo
will go hetero the lncn.‘ (in this
committee as a delegate. li‘Onl New 1-in-
All our Furs at one-half price.
it MANTQN’S pursuits.
t? ' a»
February bailout: in fine lettle for doing business. Some wont.
'lwfilllblc that their 'mm M for ”’0 stul’l yet to be disposed of but mulch that is bright. fresh and n'ewto
no of men or talk about; between the two you can do some very profitable tradinfi. 1 I g
o éfién or ilro- Price of course is; prime factor in stimulating trade at this station
the engineers about too belong to n...) of” the year, but it docsthe‘trlck. Few people are above being eébiia.
The f‘leit overs” go at alerts, and we're glad to see theorist).
A The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volume
Children’s Fleece Lined Vests, were 25c. now 19c.
Children’s Grey Mixed Vests and Pants, were 25c. now too.
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants. were 50c. now 39c,
Men’s Negligee and Stii‘l‘ Bosom Shirts, were soc, now 390.
One lot of Men's Four-imHand and Tack Ties, were use, now 19c.
One lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens. were, 25c, now 19c.
On lot of Men‘s Gloves and Mittens, were 50c, now 39c.
All our Ladies’ Shirt Waists [at less than cost
One lot Ladies‘ Corsets in White. Black and Grey, were $1.00,
"83-85 Washington Street.
veil is Andrew P. Kolly. of New Ha-
veil. who is n notional oilicer and an
able labor man. Second Vice Grand
Master Shou ol‘ the national organizqv‘
timl will go to New York with thin
committee. and will be in a position to
CLEARANCE SALE
OF WINTER MERCHANDISE is Now ON
Women's Underwear. regular price. $1.00, at ...................... . 79c
fll'll‘lliti ihmn. tllflil‘lilgll whom.”- lll‘. will Wonnrn‘s Undurncnr, regular price, 750. at. ......... » ................ bile
be. tililtilil .0 all in ”.0 discussion. a... Women‘s lindorwour, rognlar price. Mr, at ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 39.;
was Vul mmpnflck by Judgu “n” at “union’s l’lttlcrn'onr, regular price. 250, nt ......................... 21c
.1... time pf the ii'lroutonml strike of B‘lannclotie Wrappers, regular prices $1.25 and $1.50, at ........... 95c
the liillllllll‘ll lit-to. remains to be seen. 'l‘willod Fill-“"91 Willi-”3. “”11”“? I)“ 0. $150. at ............... ' ..... 95c
Tm. mm; has already asked the m... Shirred Velvet Brits, regular price. 500. at 25t-
men .0 while 1,... present “0.1m“ by Children‘s Canton Flannel [Endorwuists regulaerc. at ............. the
arbitration. bitch union to Select an
arbitrator, and those two to select n 003‘-
i.hird. It is claimed by interesm.
friendly to the road that the firemen“
rl-i‘usod this. ”
Tho firemen seen today did not seem , 86 WASHINGTON ST”
to belovorconlldclll of success ill their M..- . . .. > ..
coining lnliel‘vlt-w with Mr. Morgan, “IN THE SOUP ..
TONIC TO THE 8Y8TEM. our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
For liver troubles and constipation
there is nothing better than DeWitt's,a “Stod‘” WhiCh makes appetizing
Little Early Risers. the famous little and healthful initials for luncheon
Pills. They do not weaken the atom-i d - «
ncil. Their action upon the system a“ dinner. But 5°99 mEat ‘5
is mild. pleasant and harmless. Bob only a small Item With us‘we
Moore. or Lar‘arette. lnd.. says. “NO, look to our steaks and roasts to
use talking, DoWltt'n Little Early v
Risers do their work. All other pills bear out the statement that than s
i have used gripe and make me sick no better bl’ltChEI; shop in town
in the stomach and never cured me. than 5‘31an 8. INA! as to qual-
Dertt’s Little Early Risers proved ity. cleanliness and price.
t it ill 1 i ll .
o e a bug souglt re of They SCHAUB'S MARKET
are simply perfect.” Persons travel-
ing iind Little Early Risers the most 22 WASHlNGTON STREET
:Phone. 322-2.
reliable remedy to carry with them.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy “
""‘-~~—~«-»-w~.._... 3-- nut—un—r
STRIKE is AT AN END, -- ___- ....
No Further Trouble Aliclpatnd by the ,
Authorities in Rania. l
ST. I’E'I‘ERSBURG. Feb. li.——'I‘ho
last visible vestige of the great Si. Pet-
ersburg strike disappeared today when
the employer: of the I'ullloif iron
Works returned, in all the works bul-
lots are being distributed for tin: cleiz.
lion Sunday of representatives on the
mixed commission of masters and
workmen.
Current rumors of trouble on tho
holiday tmnorrow. oil which nonunion
ill has been rupol'tod that the l'L‘VDlll-
liollarios have planned on nrmod on
rising. seem to be totally without. foun»
dutiuu. The Associated Press has
been informed at the headquarters
oi the governor general that thorn is
HIGHLAND
PHON E 342-5.
a renewal of tho diunrdoru (in tho
THAT’S ALL.
THE HARRIS 8v GANS CO.
‘ 53 WATER s'r.
not. the slightest apprehension us to QWWMWWNONW
PACKER
In fact. everything in Winter (loans will be closed out regardless at
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
conirul'y. it is roportvd that the great» w... ..
out routltluuuu orovuiis tllni lllt' lllotiw
the workllltul. on tho luttwr will llu
honrd regarding the. tormniniitm of
new low» and tho utliuuimnnt of or-
luilng iililorenrcu. 'i‘bo political side
of tho agitation in (itfillilill‘i'i‘tl no limn- .
or a curious factor in manual.
llnmovs that (lonerul 'l‘repotl will be
HAVE You tramp
urns tuitrn will prove sttiillinrtury to {WWWWWflfi‘L I,
appointed minister ol‘ tho interior urn
not continued in this best informed
cirrrluil. where it it: begotten theiposi‘
ll soyernor-lleners w be com nuol " '
lorr several lgouthu at least. ll [NE URL)"
’hc lloiy ynod lulu i rented it 5"“ a .. .
hricsln to communicate tlbr tell-mu ‘oi' (”JE’LPHL .,
tho alpurini uksue rnznrt lug lie. in x- .
ml mnlluiunlon to tlwir parishioners. dunno:
“typhus“; l ('5
LA GEWPE AND PNIUMONiA. ROLES (”QR”)
2 i'neumouin often iollowsiul (irlppo ' ‘ r,
, but ucwr follow the use or Foley's W MW. so 24 tillllltil
Honey and Toy. ill euros in urippe , a .,
coughs and prevents pnnumonlu unit OLD COU.’ “C.
consumption, Ask for lv‘oiloy‘s Honey - 3 «all
and 'l'.u- nod roi'usn may on minute on mum l.
turbo. itir. (i. ‘Vnchbr. of tilt Osgood , in.“
HLI‘lll‘l. (lilitvngtl. wl‘lii'li; “My Willi
tutti n sworn runs at in grippb three! .
ynnru ago. and it left bur with a tor» , maintain mutilation.
ribio ntulgh. Ellie tried it botilo oi
li‘olcy'u Honor had first: unit. it gore
iMcdinto ration. Julia cent bottle
cured bur cough unruly." itetuso _-
llsiiillloil. so, in. Plnlslod‘ll only
thl'o. . . ., « “ .
armour
nos Minutes. {tuttiw For. 14....
Owon Kelli/Lu wholesale power and
capitalist of Philadelphia. who is want-
ed bythe police at that sits. has noon
<50 nudism.
when tint be mine ulna wanted. *
lulu taken into custom chromatin} :
will round. on his person. A
l
A RAZILIAN
Willi?
'ivl 12mm.
‘TlilTlS f. >
om CUM “WIN.
Mill's till lWill i.l
CM Mimi
nil in: iinstill:
Cures Soro'i‘lll-ooi.‘ innuy and mounted Tannin. takes (lo
7 Grip nnd l’lotlrisy out ot‘tlle within system like “"3“.“ , . .
125 DOSES 500., 300 DOSES El. ’
‘3" ”4793933035. 5 Wei-momnaronis,lnn
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