m mus wmeriLETS
mo.».'i..§”d'i$.""‘
‘j A? 5'0.
crass cum-nu.
A7 as... «no 01.50, mg. $1.75. mo.
WOOL ILANKITI,
M0 0 ".50.
E. K. BANKS,
Mohhéitddilfivlbtiilloék.
45 and 47 won "Wuhlnaton Strut,
lentil MMIR. ,. ‘
......_-~
local hillsides
waste-ma apron-r.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday; warmer
tonight. The area of high pressure
that was central over the Lake region
yesterday morning has continued its
movement southeastwurd and is now
central on the Middle Atlantic coast.
Frosts were reported this morning
from New York andNew England.
There is no well-defined storm area
this side of the Rocky Mountains, but
showers have occurred during the post
24 hours on' the South Atlantic and
Gulf coasts. andiin the northwest and
Lake region. Conditions favor for
this vicinity partly cloudy weather
with rising temperature.
Mrs. Jennie Litteli Nash left this
ltnorning for a two weekfi stay in Bos-
on.
Mrs. G. W. McKibbon and children
have returned from a sojourn in the
Adirondacks.
Attorney James T. Hubbeil, of Nor-
waik, was on a business trip to Rod-
dlng yesterday.
~Complete stock Hosiery and Un-
derwear now open for the Fall. M.
S. Smith & Co.
The dredge Capital City is now eu-
gagcd in digging on a private contract.
in front of the Meeker coal dock ill
Norwalk.
The indications are that there will
be an unusually light session of the
superior court in Danbury wock site.
next.
The 97 towns in Connecticut. which
each appropriated $9.000 under the
State roads law will each receive 35,-
2.50.
~Bosum Store Milllncry opening
days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. i
Mrs. Horace B. Wigham and daugh-
tcl‘. Miss Edna Wigllam, of Norwaik.
Annual. Aspect,» N
chews , -
All oomph!“ with I the amount
year.» increase to income from m
eratioh fer the' eat our ”“511an 1
amount to Si. 5.29 .‘iin the can
report of the New York. New its»
at Hartford Railroad Company _.
the fiscal year ending June 30. ll .
The passenger department earnings
creased $721,281, freight depurin‘. l
,eurnigs increased 3928.314. and 1-. ts
and telegraph receipts increased 9;
442, makingthe tot-pi increase ill ,~. ru.
lugs, $1,699,038 (the figures Silt. 11m
luciudinu' cents.) Operating supposes
increased $018.8“. the cations” in-
cluding many improvements, such all
the construction of bridges aim new
passenger and freight stations,‘ which
are enumerated in the Tenill'l.‘ ,
The total gross earniniis of rail ilild
boat lilies'comblned for thc your were
854.430.696. an increase of $1,660,642
over the previous Year.
The detailed report of the company
shows total income of ”5372.370. int
eluding income from operation, which
amounted to $14,148,025. The total de-
ductions from income Ill taxes. inter-
est, and rentals amounted to $8,664,324,
leaving $6,708,062 applicable to divi.
(lends. Of this sum $8,400 was paid in
dividends, leaving the surplus for the
12 months, $308,052.
The total gross earnings from 0081‘!!-
tion were $49,981,947. made up of the
following items: Free passenger de-
partment. ”4.140.454; freight depart
mellt. 925,341,855: rents. $446,762; tele
graph receipts $46,885.
The operating expenses (71.69 per
cent.) were 835.883.002. leaving the in-
come from operation. 814.148.925.
Income from other sources Includ-
ed: . Dividends on stocks owned, $640.:
280; interest on bonds owned. 848.899:
dividends on stocks leased. $322,090:
interest on bonds leased, 813,500;
miscellaneous income, $198,682; mak-
ing a total of $1223.451.
Deductions frolu income included.
among other items, taxes. $2.050.623;
interest on (mortgage debt. accrued.
$504,406; illiicrcst on debentures (non-
convertible) accrued, $920,563; inter-
cat on urrcnt liabilities accrued.
$453,381: rentals of leased lilies ac-
crued. $4,136,843.
The no icy of the company ill as
quit-lug tic securities of leased and
controllo lines has been continued
and $5.3 7,678 has been expended for
that pl rposc during the your. Ni‘W
cquipl out to the amount of $3,564,522
ion purchased and about 135
of new street rails have been
egnrdlug the Central New England
i‘ni way, the report says the control of
out line has not returned to the, coin-
lany’s treasury the interest upon its
cost. and thus far the advantage of
were guests of friends ill Southporl.
Saturday.
Mrs. P. A. Lane, of South Norwal k
is the. guest of her sisters, the Mis ,9;
Heath, of 380 George street, New ia~
ven.
id. Chappi, the contractor. has b egun
the work of making the excavatio n fur
the. new water main on Sprin rwood
avenue. '
An old shoe that was dredgei u in
the Sound entirely covered WLth 2n...
yoar-old oysters is on exhibitionm in the
window of the Old City hotel.“
-i,udies’ Aid Social and c:
this evening at First M. E. Ch 25:23. $.31...
sonage.
Peter Dekens has left the :Norwalk
the purchase has been only lntlil‘oi't.
it is announced that tile Newburg,
Dutchcss and Connecticut railroad.
which was recently purchased. will be
operated by the Central New England
as a part of its line.
in referring to the Dill‘ChilSe of the
New York. Ontario and Western
road of Nov. 1. i904, the report says
the count of the stock of the road was
313.983.197 less dividends received
shortly thereafter at $874.800, making
ihc not. cost to the New York. New
Haven & Hartford railroad “3.108.397.
A careful estimate. says the. report,
warrants the statement that the carb-
ings of the New York, Ontario and
Western Railroad Company will justify
the payment of dividends upon its
Hospital. and returned to his , home in
(lernrd place. Mr. poke“ ~ Iwas in the
institution for two weeks u' nder ”-9,“.
meat.
:1
The boiler used for heat? in ur ms-
es in tho Muhackenlo H} meg] $3.1m;
boot: colldclillled. it tempfiieormvy gnmii
one s to bc installed for t .
weather. . “it. early cold
Miss Cora A. Davis hill 5 r
. etur ed to
her home ill Chelsea. Mai 1%” aft; hav.
ing spcnl the past month “with Tax (301.
icclor and Mrs. James Pfi'ml of Grove
street. rill '
'l‘llcru was a heavy wh it 1-0. 1 .
most severe of the seasoirl“. 8, {no.hnby;
part (it lhe town this mill "mm“, The
bills were almost untow chcd by the
frost. ‘
~(‘orload of farm walm . ~
1.. iii. Wright. “- 'gons' at “M
Constable John J. Gimfiodwln yester-
day received his re-app ‘
deputy game warden. "‘1 lintment as a
mom was made by Gill)“
ward H. Bailey. ot‘ linnWl
Mrs. John Penninlri“a
Main street, is recoveil
weeks' illness. and has). . i .
field to spend two wet“ ,kgf’gfiemwi‘stfig.
Compflnli‘d “Y M“. Th i-omns P. Casey.
wAll sizes Silk F ‘
, as l’ilo s 25‘
upward. M. S. Smi mi? & (701 w ' .
Elmer Blunt-bard, who formerly con-
ducted n rcstiluril m." m Washington
street, and who i'low possesses
largest rcstnuriln t in Waterbury has
1
1
1:21:13: 5W“ N i'lorwalk, calling on old
a”
* BETTER .‘
Spanking ql
bed wetting. ,
few children.
is a constiti
M. Summm
ind.. will to
any mot ’
grits her
0 you Ii‘
child. Tu :’ "M“ “i"
it. .
’i‘he appoint-
M
THAN SPANKING.
,.oes not cure children of
that would do it.
er.
. ed the following ticket Monday night:
the
.2. li it. did there would be
tltional cause for this. Mrs.
rrs. Box 510. Notre Dame.
trend her home treatment to
She asks no money.
t today If your children troll-
iion't blame the
he chances are it can’t. built
0!
stock sudlclellt to covcr the interest
charge. incurred by this investment.
and the control scoured is value for
IIi(‘ protection of the iutcrcsts of this
company in many ways.
The report then gives a slatculcilt of
the operations of the Consolidated
Railway company for the your coding
June 30, 1905. showing the gross enrll-
ings to be $4,507,978. and the expenses
$2,885,021, milking the net earnings $1,-
682.356.
The earnings of tho steamboat com-
panies for the year ending June 30.
1005. wcrc: Gross, $4,549,659; expens-
es, $3,800,R2o. milking the not l‘iil‘li'
lugs, $748,833. Loss tuxcs. illtcl'cst.
cm, the amount is “42.002 making a
surplus of “063:“.
DARIEN REPUBLICANS.
Fitch and Williamson Hea‘d Town
Ticket Nominated Monday Night.
The Republicans of Dorian nominat-
Selectmen—«Charles B. Fitch, Chili‘-
ies E. Williamson.
Town Clerk, Treasurer and Treads-
urelr of Town Deposit Flilld‘r’l‘hlliidelifi
Bel .
Tux Collector—William W. Ballard.
AssessorswClarencc E. Scoilcld, Hi-
ram 8. Taylor.
Board of Relief-«John ii. Conn, R. 1..
Gillette.
Alldil()l‘-Ctll'li0n 1‘. Willie.
Grand Jurors—~Naihun Dauciiey,
Ezra Hartwright.
Constables—David N. Mather, John
Finch. .
Registrar—George W. Shcrcr.
School Visitor-W. C. Perry.
There was a contest. for first select-
msil between Charles E. Williamson
and Charles G. Waterbury. Mr. Wil-
liamson is about 20 “WITH oi ago, nild
Mr. Waterbury is an old-tinlcr. The
young man wou handily.
"What are you
jokes '3" “They‘re all written.
l‘ln blunting the points. so (but they
. i
i
“UT 0' «or m QUALITY. ws STICK
' M
' SPRING LAMB. STEAKS. . V
#33." El . 16o lb. Perturbation. 200 lb. N IVAR A
' ,y “A“ loo lb. alrioig. 11:“: IL'
Pri ' °"" ' ' the newly-perfected cereal food is composed mini
Chu "I“ ‘31:: ‘2‘ gaggm'liflut, 11:: I: of rice. it is not Only the most sensible. scienti '- , ,
POT ROAST. ' Choice Young Fowl. caliy combined: ready cooked cereal food onenrth (and wehave unlimited.
:7 10-140 lb. Nativ. vnt, hoof. tongues, culvn ~ reasons for proof), but there is none other anywhere that ill W
Am” 0 5° II). ”V“. 3”"! .“d 3""5 “““99- Your Grocer has In oriyinll package open. randy for you to sample.
lover e j The Regular Package. is Ounces. IS Cents.
.on.. the paper and imparted It our
util Mam Street. cor. Haviian
, will be’sean."~.igid¢e.
'AIIIIIIIBI’ [Jul ill Putts 'g
1'0 oua srANoAao. 'ri-ls sear.
lltllt Ball title.
and tlw Stamford Range make bskmdsy insurance.
Made by a foundry established in 1830;
dolllu-~lnakinl§
Now
That shows reliability.
- 'l‘hat shows. eress.
‘ For sale in South Namath
‘ .. v r.
. BOSTON
‘5
HERE WITH AN EQUIPMENT or
WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S HEA
HAS escapees, THE TniMM
MILLINERY ART. ALL THE NE
MED HAre. HUNDREDS or BEA
MODERATE PRICES HAS MA
POPULAR: THE EXTREME MOD
l
L UDE
or pies unless [you even is just
right.“ The even thermometer
Embodying the latest features-nulany or them exclusive;
Different from all the few other "first-class" makes;
Hence their superiority.
. Corner West and North Main Streets“:
4......
(scone.
muttnern'i)
Autumn and Winter Options, .
Woodsman.
Ohursdau, finned. Saturday.
MILLINERV INTERESTS ALL WOMEN; INTERESTS THEM
MOST AT THE START OF THE SEASON.
LACES AND OTHER FIXINGS IN PROFUSION.
SEASON'S PRODUCT WILL ADD TO ITS POPULARITY.
i
ll)! lieuten- it. NASH.
READY FOR YOU
THE BRIGHTEST. DAINTIEST
D WEAR THAT THIS SEASON
ED HATS ARE MARVELS OF
WEST SHAPES IN UNTRIM-
UTIFUL FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
ERATION OF PRICES ON THIS
COM ISOIONERECYUTS ROAD MON-
Not Enough to so ply primacy—{sa-
ille ltiii towns of the state have all»
piled for state aid iteration roads and
. the amount voted by these towns.
nearly 31.000.000. calls for an expen-
diture on the part of the
excess of the state's appropriation of
$409,000.
conllllissloner has been forced to scale
down to $5.250 the towns which voted
$0.000. giving $420 less to these towns _
than under the 19034 appropriation.
'i‘ho allotment to the several towns in
li’nirfield county is as follows:
pie lime to enter upon and colllpicte
all contracts.
says. “it is the purpose of this depart-
. lllcllt not to color upon any work un-
der the new appropriation this fall.
cxccpt to it limited cxlcllt, by reason
of the. fact, first that inil-bulit muc-
ildunl roads arc. as a rule, a wcuk pro
iillcilon no ulutlor how well built. ’i‘lic
second reason for not opclliilg up liv"W
still at work. many of which are just
m
quests Wars F r Over Appro-
priation. .
One hundred and thirty-seven of
of
in
state
077,081.50, which is $208,081.60
Consequently iilc‘ highway
AGENT FOR MA
Brilliant Seusuu Time is Here.
IT PAYS TO READ ABOUT THE MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.
Not from one section alone. hilt from anywhere that a timely lot can he
found to be sold at e pinched price.
llridgcpori, ..5,250: DuIlI)lii‘_\/,] .35.-
2ft); illtloi, 2.400; lii' k II . lip .
000: 1.33mi," g2il00' pflmigi‘a ‘ ,1. Pearl iiutton. good quality. special at ..................... . ........ So a dot.
in... . ’ ' ' ' . ’
. Greenwich, W; Huntington, $5,250: .
’ Monroe, “$002 Now Canaan ’5'250; Good quality Pins .......................... . ................. lo I paper
low ii‘nil'ileld. $2,000: Newton, $2.400; .
I. va‘menk lpdmng‘ 34,660; Ridge-field, 55,350; Wire ilnlr Pins .................. . .......... . .............. 2 papers for 10 _
Bil-ulfo-l, i’,"!'0; 'i‘ru ‘l lll. r,2i0. ‘T
The li‘iltli;._;:.v..,, “:2“... which did Fine quality Tooth Brllsllcs .............. . ...................... 10¢ each
' ‘ not vote for highway improvements .
are divided by “mm“ as .0110“: Large Jar of Petroleum Jelly ....................... . ........... 10s a jar
Hartford. 4; New Haven. 2: New Loli-
don. 4; Falriiold. 5; Windham, i3: Busting Cotton ................................................ 2:: a spool
.itclliluld, (i; Middloscx. Ii; 'i‘ollund, ‘1.
The live towns in Fillrnom county Ladlcs' While Duck Wash Belts .................................. 10¢ each
which voted no money and consc- .
iilli'iilly did "Oi Mk for filly “1‘91 im- Bone Hair Pins .................... . ..... ................ 8: a dozen
rich, Norwulk. Weston. Westport, and
Hilton.
Highway Comlllissionor Mac-donnld Large bottle of Alnonla ................ . ......... . ........... .. 50 a bottle
is . i i o 4.. It‘llii' '
whfilzldéffigsltlh:“3:01:3Irmef3kfipd (in Children's Fast Black Ribbed 'Iiose. sizes, from 5 to 01/. ....... 10¢ a pair
their town. He calls attention to the
fact that the appropriation will be in Children's Ribbed Tan Hose, all sizes, ..... . ........... . ....... 121/2c a pair
force and available for two years from ‘
0(‘l0lwl‘ 1. 1905. glVlng llli towns am- Ladies‘ Fast Black Hose ................ 10¢ a pair: 3 pairs for 25¢:
"This helm: true.“ he
Ladies' Fast Black and Tan Lace Hose, regular 190 quality, special 15¢ a pr
Ladies' Low Neck and Sleeveless Vests, regular 15c quality, noW...10c each
Ladies' good quality Muslin Drawers, made with cnnlbrick rufflini: and
llelnstitcillng ...... at 25c a pair
work is that We ililvo nearly 100 towns
Ladies’ Percale Wrappers, made of good quality pcrcalc, in
all colors,
regular pricc, 08c. special 75¢ each
DE OUR MILLINERY SECTION about to colllnlcnco to do Work on lill.‘ inldlos' Black Sateen Ilntlersklrts, made with drop ruffle. Spoclal.... at 69c
made under tllc appropriation of lililflv
"4» ii iii lilim'miim ”it“ ““5 “‘3‘ Ladies’ Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vests, special... ......... 5c each
LMAN.
hill [but Ill i’. ll. 80. litill'ilili.
I..lldululull, Chilling, Furnishings. The hills Blink iillil Suit House.
33 80. Mulu Si..' Si). Nill‘ll’liiii.
Presents a full showing of Suits.
I’allis. Rilill Coats, Icni’s it‘urnisllings.
ill the fashioning of those gill-mints
our tailor lucil llavc spent their best
ci'i'oris. Til-.‘y iilvunicd them with ov-
ery little knack of style that. distill-
guishcs lidelmnn's clothing i' ‘lil lilo
ordinary ready-mode kind. This is
vcry apparent. when it suit is trlcd on.
At $808 we present a scrics of suits
.to which we wish to dirt-ct your apoc-
lnl attention. We count those units
exceptional vulucs ill every way,
Our Union Shirts at 40c.
New Columbia Shirts, “.00.
Paula, highly tailorcd, all prices.
‘VL' :lro soiling advance styles of
Suits, Silil'is. lulill (touts, Wulsts,
(lirls‘ (‘tltlis for very low prices be
cause we (‘Iiil not Illi‘Ill made up cheap
or litgi‘oro the rush oi the season starts
in. These will be a great saving to
you.
We have on sale it good black, llcavy
Shirt {or $3.iti. is l‘culy Worth
illutlllo.
Silk Skirts from $0.08 up.
'Collts. fiIIi‘il back illlli loose. $7.48.
liaili Coats. blade to soil at $25.00.
for this sale. “4.93-
Walking
Worth double.
English Skirts at $17.98.
REMEMBER Ali'l‘iiiitA'i‘IU
I
YOUR MONEY BACK
COME AND Iii») CONVINCED.
SALE ”‘1 HOT” STORES.
LOUIS UDELMAN,
NS FREE (IF (‘IIAItiII‘l
ii" YOU WANT 11‘. I
pul'tllleili should dovolc every liltmlcut
of tile time for the balance of tho your
to the finishing up of the work before
opcilillg up any now work.“
He also says ill ills lollr-r that “llll'
drr the. new law all expenses. fol‘lllcr»
iy cuiulicd ill the iilaklllg oi survcys
is to be borne by tho stair. so that ll
i'nlnplclo chance in the nit-limit for
ulcrly ("IlliiIilyi‘ii ill regard to cllglllccl"
till: will llc ilot‘cssilry. it is my pur-
posv to send (‘llgillt‘i‘l‘s illlo all towns
that Ilil\'i' lllaldc application for all up.
propl'iutioll and make the surveys. I
intend to have the engineers visit the
several towns ill the state throughout
the fall. winter and spring llitillIIlH and
make whatever surveys are ncocssnry
so that we can commence active opera-
tion curly ill the spring.“
“L...“—
ARE YOU ENGAGED?
Engaged people should rculclllbcr,
that. after marriage. many quarrels
can be avoided. by keeping their di-
gestions in good condition with Elec-
tric. Bitters S. A. Brown, of Deposits-
vilic, S. 0.. says: "For years. my wife
suffered intensely from dyspepsia. com-
plicated will: a. torpid liver, until she
lost her strength and vigor. and be-
came il mcl‘c wreck of hcr former self.
Then she. tried Electric Bitters. which
helped her at. once. and finally mildc
her olltlrcly well. Silo is now nil-our.
and healthy." ii‘. ll. liuxtcr. South
Norwulk, and E. P. Wood, Norwalk.
sclln nlld gullralltocs them, at 50¢ a
bottle. "
-_.._...——-.—-
WALNUTS ARE RIPE.
But the. Burrs Still Adhere to the
Chestnut Trees.
'l‘ilc Wt‘IlIIli'I‘ ,l'cstcl'ilily was bcilllil~
(ill illltl invigorating and many pcopic
strolled into the country to color tilc
frcsh HIV and sunshine .’I‘llo Ilt‘lilri
wcrc bright with noidcu rod and \VIIII
asters, the woods and lloducs wcrc dol-
lrti luyrc tilid ihcrt- \\'IIIi brown. scur-
83-85 Washington Street.
"Chilly l " chat"... ?
licttcr pl‘cl'cilt inklingr a will by purchasing" illlC of the new
Illllilit‘li‘iit‘ gilrlncllts which have just arl'ivwl.
\\'t- arc showing Slliu't lx'lillolllls at 5th: Long lx'lillollils at 98¢,
and a illCC assortmcut of i‘lu‘lcrsklrts which wczlrc sure will meet
_\‘t)lll‘ approval at $250 to $1.25 cacll.
N. E. Rims,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
seasons
Edison's Phonilgraphs. Edison's latest Records.
Souvenir Albums. Comic Postal Cards.
. "ig'li‘l'llli‘lei Will)“, - ..
Fail Opening,
'l‘Iil‘ltSllAY. FRIDAY AND SA'I‘I'IHLH'. SICI’T, ‘Jh‘, 2‘.) AND 30.
Large Exhibit of
build and illillliun‘s Hills iiilil Mlllluelg Nautilus.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
lot and ycliow patches and bcllcaiil lilo
trims \vus IIll‘ varlgnlcd (‘0\'i‘l‘iili!, tilllt
Nilntzt‘i-lis lllc llcilr approach of all.
lumn.
Walnuts are ripe illlii though they
have not yet begun to drop without
artificial nld lilt‘ chucks (‘ilil be easily
rolilovcd. 'i‘hc trees as n rulc arc hcil-
vlly ludcn but ill some cases even at
- - Proprietor.
Eighteenth?"finishes..."is.
LAND.
OO’l‘liENiiiii’tG. Sweden, Sept. iii——
A severe earthquake was full. at 1:30
p. in. yesterday at handily. iiisingon
island. it cracked the walls of hous-
es and fissui-ed the surface of the
ground. Subtcrnnonn rumblings were
uill Norwalk.
‘91:,
This udvertinem at. cllofiui Irum
llnrroiil uni lie ”wk“. of
[myth iioiil orws
ll
times our the wonderful
in rice-Lmost healthful and
ivm. ll ilrlmu’til so cttv' mi.
.Luhn. Sininouurom'sumg' u .smilll' 0
FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING GROCERS.
lduickly foilowcd by the violent. rocking
[of houses slid the splitting of inner
land outer walls. driving lilo inmates
.to scck safety in ilw open air. in
Illlnlly places fissures a foot wide were
opened up while the love] of the
ground in tile onstcrll part of the luv
lands sank appreciably, The (“shun
ibance lasted a minute.
? walk. and E. P. chd's. Norwalk. sum:
this early day they have been strlppcd
almost clean by boys who climb into
the branches and shake down the iliils
while their companions remain below
and pick them up.
The burrs still adhere to the chest-
ilut (revs and can be easily rcucllcd
with a pole. but the nuts are not auf~
iicicllily ripciled to pay for tile trou-
ble.
GOT OFF CHEAP.
Hp may well think he has got off
cheap. who, after having contracted
constipation or indigestion. is still oil-
In to perfectly restore his health. No-
thing will do this but llr. King's New
Life l‘ills. A quick. pleasant. and cor-
tnlll cure for llcildilcllo, constipation.
ole, 25c. at li‘.‘ ll. Iluxtor's, South Nor-
mtecd.
The iihphneso Army
" has proved a thousand
sustenance to be found
strengthening‘ of all cereals.
\l
maria. child? you in s .
WWWWA‘M
.. .4...» “‘0
M.”W|TTE PARTS WITH EMPEROR
.GIlOSi‘i ROMINTEN, i‘rusuln. Hop-
tembor 27.1wM Wiltc by invitation oi
Eillperor William spent the night ”I
xtho iloluilltcll hunting iotikl‘. 'l‘ilc cill
iperor and Prince voil idulmilici-ir
brought M: Witter in an automobile to
the railroad station here stillle
, o'clock IIlIIi morning. The special train
was not quite ready and iho clllperor
and hi. Wilts talked for‘tWenIy-tivu
' minutes in the waiting room and thou
parted.
Wirbaiicn. where it Joins the express.
-- M
LAXATIVE COUCH SYRUP.
«.of passing out of
the liver and kidneys.
and hard."
e
., .ollgh Syrup.
the above conditions. by satin
cures all coughs. credit.
The Il‘itiil lakes M. Witio to
“A cold or cough nearly always pro
duces constipation—the water all runs
to the eyes, nose and throat instead
the system through
For the want
or moisture the bowels become dry
kennedy's Laxative Holt-
and 'I‘ar is the original laxative
it meets and, corrects
as a
Iptesssnt cathartic on the bows swer-
pels all colds from the system and
whooping
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ROUND STEAK .................... , ........................... 14o
SHOULDER STEAK ................................................. . 7o
cuoevso STEAK .............................................. . ..... 90
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LEGS LAMB .................................................... No
HOME-MADE 8AusAos .................................. ........ 120
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cough, Lo Gripes" bronchitis etc. “
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