‘ can
" No
if.
i, Million.
‘ aftercare av (A non.
.,
DI IGOR sound and well.
‘1’. Wood’s, Norwalk..
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UTOMOBILE OVER BANK.
N’sar Stamford.
s
" 'bankrnent into a huge
‘ raw all the occupants out.
*Iilreet, New York.
thrt; ‘flhe ' will recover.
were
The automobile was
here In another machine.
has pains in the stomach.
v- , ‘ traveling men.
ommend it."
ill rders of the bowels.
many.
:26 Washington Street.
hid
it
beaten, in a lob riot, until covered
t "sores. a Chicago street car con-
W applied Bucklen's Arnlca Salve
“I use
“Hilly." writes G. J.Weloh, of
. s a, Mich, “and find it perfect.”
. y great for cuts and burns. Only
3'. H. Baxter’s, South Norwaik
O
Have a Narrow Escape
1), Donn. September 29.
ng' down a short hill wes’i
lace. this afternoon. the au-
,_ublle owned by mallard Sidenberg,
New York, became unmanageable
roughnhebreaklng of the steering
aar;“'a‘nd plunging down a four foot
boulder,
Miss Adelaide Wullach of to East
sustained a
b , hen collar bone and a bad scalp
,«woi‘lnd, and was the most seriously
, ‘ The others in the automobile be
Sidelil‘the‘ chauffeur and Miss Wallach
daughter of Mr, Sldcnberg and
> ,Miss Isle Borg. All were slightly in-
wl 13:. badly
(I! god and the members of the par-
, ty Were taken to their summer homes
' OF INTEREST T0 TRAVELERS.
« ‘51 travel in the southern states,"
says Mr. E. E. Cross. of Melt‘a, Va.
'fiWhlle driving I had, a sudden attack
of cholera morbus. with severe cramp-
A custo-
mer of mine at the first store i stop-
ped a,t recommended Chamberlain‘s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and two doses of it set me right.
now carry a bottle of this remedy in
my grip constantly as do many other
I unhesitatingiy rec-
, The constant change of
drl‘ king water and diet often causes
‘ For this rea-
son no one should leave home on a
Journey without a bottle of this rente-
dy., it is almost certain to be needed.
For sale by Stillson-Poweil Corpora-
tion, Clifford Pharmacy, Zellfnss Phar-
.0
mfg V
«. FSBIDGSBOWI‘“ ,September,
woos Morass.
m
ad of Child. ’
here w
Iii scene in _.
a con
ait‘l‘é‘lzblng ,
tp
3| ,
Abba c "Florencia
‘3‘ Soon on castle
ithat t ed to cla lie sh
be prepared. The most-
to consider a letter sent
. mace companleamywaenator
Jere”. in relation to
. cove meat supervision .of;
testimonials». Tumnsmorial;
i be prepared by a commit
be sent to the state board of
., and individual companies will
present make formal replies to
W , iWired by SenatorDrydcn.
ii: for Bulkeley, of the Aetna Life,
«Wafer he had been unable to
‘ lung to justify a belief that
lcontroi, even if it could be had
. , the constitution, would he an im-
Went over the system of state
or mot (p ’t
while the girl was struggling hard to
get away and go to bur aunt who has
nipuths. , . .,
V t seemsthat the mother was desert-
ed by the child's. father almost as soon
as the marriage ceremony between the
two was completed. The mother strug-
gled on, and by living in one room and
doing such work as shemouid gerbils
been able to get along. About a manth
ale her sister, Mrs. Mackliu of Peni-
broke street. not lilting the locality
where Mrs. Eppier was living. as she
did not think it suitable for bringing
up a small girl only six years old, ob-
tained possession of the. child and has
since been caring for it. Site and her
husband have become greatly attach-
ed to the child. and fearing that her
mother might obtain possession of her
again. an application was made to
have the child committed to the coun-
ty home through the Connecticut Illu-
mane society.
The court was obliged to commit her
according to the showing made in the
case. and it is now “up to" the county
commissioners to look after her. it is
understood that her aunt, and uncle
may he allowed to bring her up, as
they stand ready to do it, and can give
her a good home. The child is very
attached to them. and cures very little
for its mother.
ARE YOU ENGAGED?
Engaged people should remember.
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
ville, S. C., says: "For years, my will
suffered intensely from dyspepsia, com
plicatcd with a torpid liver, until she
lost her strength and vigor, and be.
came a mere wreck of her former self.
Then she tried Electric Bitters, which
helped her at once, and finally made
her entirely well. She is now strong
and healthy." F. H. Baxter, South
Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
sells and guarantees them, at 50c a
bottle. "
i
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HOSPITAL SUPERINTENDENTS’
CONVENTION ENDS.
BOSTON, September 29.-'l‘his was
the last business day of the confer-
ence of the Association of Hospital
Superintendents. which has been in
progress here. since Tuesday. The
election of officers and other business
took up most of the time during the
forenoon. Later the delegates took u
l trip among the islands in the harbor,
visiting the new city aims house hos
pital on Long Island, aiid other insti-
tutlons.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE OPENS.
BRUNSWICK, Maine, Sept. 28.“
Bowdoln College today began its 1t13rd
year with a freshman class number
ing 77. President liyde delivered hi:-
openlng address at the chapel. iiftoi
Freshmen and sophomores took place.
glues.
Next to Post Office. So. Norwalk.
The right place to buy your Clothes is where you gct your
money's worth. \\'c scll hand tailored Suits; everyone is giiarnntccd
‘ our price, 48c.
"i. ”n.
5 33 South Main Street,
by L. L'tlclniali. You money back if you want it.
Suits. all wool. for this sale, $7.48. l‘ants, $i.48.
. Children‘s Clothing for much less than any store in'town.
Come and sec our imported Neckwcar; cvcrwlici‘c sold at $1M):
, , ,, Herald Shirts, i'niou made, 49c.
, ' ‘ The new Columbia Shirt is the best shirt made for $i.oo.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE.
South Norwaik.
‘1 «for making one.
u
, 4
iii double. .
........
. sagas m BOTH arenas. ,
..-.‘,._..'.‘. .;. e . ay- u,.Au,n,._-,.,..-,-,n
, a as mulling”
_ We placed on sale our entire sample line of Waists. Ellery oiic
‘Of'vthcm is worth from $4.50 to $10.00; in all colors. For this sale.
f$i.98, $2.48, $2.98. $3.48. Your dressmaker will charge you doublc
_ \Vc file the cheapest and best house in town for (fouls, Skirts
y' and Suits, as we manufacture our own goods and sell for cash for
(pitfall margin of profit. ()ur patrons are not taxed to support costly
‘c dit machinery for books, collectors and bad accounts. Wherever
such methods are employed they add to the cost of merchandise. and
flu: customer pays all. And buying from us you share double-first,
”filling for cash, and. second, we manufacture our own goods.
'Covert Coatsi short and long, made of guaranteed cloth, $7.48.
,JfSltirts of black heavy cloth, made to sell at $5 ; for this sale, $2.98
‘rGRain Coats, the best in The Norwulks, from $io.so to $15.00;
l
Anausanuamaaartous superannuation.
:-;l'u‘n‘u:v:.:nfl:v'vinzfl;l - v- s I I u p I I,I,I,s.a,~,a I,» I‘m. In ll‘l Ila q IN“.-
I ’.'.l.-.",II.I.- "mg-“Mu".
hu.-.-,nv~,-_u,—
darted by Husband, "is New Depriw
tier being out. for about two hours a
slant yesterdagebrought ins verdict in
the case of
gtrator. versus the Knights of 001mm
her arms and cover her with cai'osses, i
been giving her a home for the past
which the annual rush bctwren the
, stealing $2,100 froin the Siiicillcy ("oni-
-uo milk ”emulsion.
Rule of Knightdief Columbus Nay Is
Overruled by lbprems court.
NEW LONDON. Remember Bit—Af-
‘ i
Butt-ii Stine.
that
W as...»
we a..-w...._....... . W
use have.
7
nuts Gilmore. adminis~
bus, awarding to the plaintiff $1.000,
the amount of his policy and inter:
eat and costs. Judge M. A. Shuniway,
who is presiding over the civil super-v
for court session here. on~iiearing the
verdict, ordered it set aside anda new
trial to take place. The Judge’s
charge to the .jury this morning was
said to be unfavorable to the plain-
tiff ill that it stated the deceased mem-
ber of the order should have complied
with its rules in regard to occupation
and the fact that the. corporation ao-
cepied assessments up to the time of
his death and did other alleged illegal
acts that had no bearing on their de~
clslou.
The case is one In which the father
of a deceased member of the order
sues to recover insurance of $1,000.
which the company claims was for-
feited by the deceased's occupation.
When he. entered the order he was em-
ployed as fireman in a lilill lit Ston-
ingion. lie became a yard switchman
for the. New York, New Haven & Hart-
ford'ilailroad before the order barred
such occupations from its members
and his assessments were collected
up to the time of his death. The case
hill-l been tried once. before and went.
“thMp
cal . Bargain if
it DoesNot Fitin with Your
immediate Requirements.
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a - s e
I. s' a.
THESE PRICE SAVINGS are on goods that are absomtely needful right;
now at the threshold of the cold season, and the prices so greatly in your
fever that you’ll be here Friday or Saturday if you consider your best
interests. V
O O O
s e e
e‘ s‘ s'
to the. Supreme Court. on the appeal
of defendant, who claimed Judge A. 'l‘.
ltorabuck’s charge to the jury was
erroneous. The Supreme. Court order-
ed a new trial, which has resulted as
above. As the case is likely to es-
tablish a precedent lunch Interest in it
is manifested.
W
—When doctors fail, try Burdock
impartial Stale hairs.
The Sale, of Small Wares closes Saturday night.
Autumn Opening Days iii the Milllnery Department.
Advance aisles of Butterlck Patterns for November now on sale.
Blood Bitters. lures dyspepsia, cou-
stipatlon; invigorates the whole sys-
tem. . .
a..- —-——
HARVEST FESTIVAL.
Officers of Salvation Army Ready to
Call for Donations.
The officers and soldiers of the lo
cal Salvation Army are very busy with
their harvest festival, which takes
place from September 30 to October
‘l. Alroiidy a large amount of goods
has been given, as well as cash donu-
Iions. Have you been saving any
household mailer intending to give it
to the Army? if so now is a good time
to do it, All authorized collectors will
wear uniforms and carry a book sign-
ed by Captain Terry. Donations of
"ruli and vegetables are particularly
acceptable. if no collector has called
on you. don't feel slighted. it is an
overnight or perhaps you were. not at
home. Send your contribution through
the lnail or drop a postal to the offic-
ers, who will be glad to call upon you
for whatever you may wish to give.
All donations and communications
should be. addressed to Captain E. Ter-
ry, postoftiee bolt 469. South Norwaik.
a“... w_.—----
Try Clialiiberlain‘s Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and you will
never wish to be. without it in your
home. it has saved W‘uy lives. For
stile by Sililson-i’owell .. ‘tll'flllOil.
Clifford Pharmacy, Zi-itfin... Phar-
macy. "
m...“ a“...
GRIFFIN‘S CASE POSTPONED.
Unsuccessful Effort Made to Have His
Bond Reduced to 85,000.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 2!I.—~—'I‘he case
of Charles E. (lrlflln. charged with
pally, by whom he. was employed as
bookkeeper, was postponed in the City
(‘ourt yesterday until next Monday.
An unsuccessful effort was made to
get his bond reduced from 85,000. The
city attorney said the state. could
show that “0,000 had been taken by
(lrliiln between 1900 nml 1903. From
limit to April of this your the oxuininu’
lieu of the hooks has not been coin»
oicteil. Prior to 1000 against which
time the statute of limitations is a
barrier to prosecution. the. city after
ncy said peculations could also be
shown, and that the licensed nindc
false. entries in 1894, within three
months of the day he entered the firm's -
employ.
Griffin was taken back to jail. The
condition of his wife who was reported
Wednesday as critically ill of nervous
prostration brought on by the present
trouble, was unchanged today.
CASTO R IA
1.: use. and Children.
iii tilt in iiiu Alvin Inuit
Bears the \-
aignatnre of
lam—u... —.,..—__...i—
ONI'. DEATH FROM YELLOW FE-
VER.
MEXICO CITY. September 2ti.-'l‘lie
superior board of health reports that
there was one death from yellow fever
yesterday In the hospital at Vera Cruz.
and that there are two other cases.
There Is one case at 'l‘icrra Blanca and
three at Telouapa. One patient had‘
been discharged cured. Merl Duo. capv
ital of Yucatan. reports one case, tut
there is nowhere any epidemic of i is
disease and gulf ports are remarkably,
free from it. The passing of Septem-
ber without an outbreak of yellow is-
ssnitary solitudeovsr the disease;
Cooler weather will soon not in. which.
will check any fever which might:
originate in the hot country. .
GOT on cHlAP. :
lie may well think he has got olfl
cheap. who. after having contracted;
mastication or indigestion. is still shot
is to perfectly restore his health. lilo-i
thing will do this but Dr. King’s Newt
Life Pills. A quick. pleasant. and card
lain cure for headache, coast £100.?
etc. are. at it. if. Baxter's. Sou ' Nor-t
NO CHANGE
Secretary
York, New Haven a Hartford railroad.
for the annual meeting of the stock:
holders of the road to be held in New
Haven on October 18.
l 'l‘hayer. Ch rles
Brochul. be or
borne. Frank W. Cheney. Edwin Mlle
Mir. William Mindset). Newton her-
Mr.
Mullen ii. Melt. Twomhlm Robert. W.
Taft. Al
'i‘odti. John ii. Whittumors, James 8.
Elton. ‘
walk. and ill. P. Wecd'a. Norwsllt, guard
enteed. . "‘
ausaicauxdgpzs omvau ,
names. tumour s.-.‘ in
a pm may“ re .
tgicfi
new FALL siiia'rWAisTs.
Made of fancy light-weight vesb
lugs, also white linen shirt waists.
with folds over shoulders. tucked
cuffs, new full sleeves, SLBI) vii-
lue. Special for tomorrow, $1.00.
WOMEN‘S GLOVES.
Autumn‘ Showing.
Silk Lined Suede Cashmere
iioves, newest full slmdos, soc.
Fleece or l’hiid Lined (hishiilorc
Gloves, new color, now 25c.
'2 (.‘lusp Kid tilovcs, Paris Point
Embroidery, color. tun, mode.
brown, slab, black or white. Our
1'. & 1.. quality. ".00.
A NEW SHOCKING.
For_Boys—Oor No. 329
and we predict that within three
months it will be one of our most
popular numbers and the best sell-
ln‘g stocking (‘\'t'l‘ offered in Nor-
walk for those reasons:
it is heavy, lt‘l elastic—-
It is finished in best possible
mannerw
It has a perfect. deep fast
black-i—
ii is now offered at l~3 under
the usual price.
l9c, 3 pairs. Mic.
The manufacturer had no
thought whatever that lllis hose
would be sold for less than 25c.
and it is only by it most fortunate
arrangement with the selling ag-
cnis that this low price is possible.
Ask for No. :izitl. i’uy 500. the
value of two pairs, and you will
receive three pairs and be so
pleased that We know you will tell
your friends.
CONCERNING ILANKETO.
ll-i (,‘iiilforiila Wool Blankets.
blue or red borders, nicely bound.
would be cheap at 85.75. Salim
day, “.19 pair.
NEED A PAIR OF CURTAINS?
Extra lino weave. Green and
Red Tapestry Porilerli. Value
$2.50 at $2.00 pair.
'm TH! oiaacvoa-
av
Present Managers of the Itsam flail-
read to Continue Next Year.
Proxies Ii? being sent out today by
. illl ti. i’arker. of the New
The subloiued list of the PI‘QMM til-
rectori’i is enclosed withtlie proxies.
thus indicating that there will be no
var is regarded as a great victory of channels the directorate for the ensu-
8 your: William Rockefeller. J.
erpont Morten. George Maccabees
Miller. Charles rm Christa. Nathaniel
ii‘. Breaker. George .I.
Warner. Arthur D. Os-
illchiiril A. Monurdy. Charles 8.
stander J. Cassatt. Verity It.
VIC. .
1‘ mm“
we see dull.
a chase, ossification- sue
. Ilidrfl’l ..
“I O“ m I 1] H m
up Wm it’ll-us
our ‘ ' mE'm
SATURDAY AND MONDAY PRI.
CES OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
Large Size Sheet iron Drip
Pans, 9c.
8 Quart Enamel Preserving Ket~
ties, while lining. usually title. But-
urday. tile.
5 Quart hipped Sauce Pan. Va-
lue 29c, at tile.
9 Inch Decorated Lamp Globes.
Value The. Saturday. the.
Decorated Lamps, with 8 inch
Globes. Value 81.25. Saturday,
890.
LEATHER GOODS.
Shopping and Variety Bags, in
finest quality walrus and genuine
seal grain leathers in black, blue
and brown, good $1.50 values,
31 00. '
Pocket Books. in solid leather,
no paper. Double Pocket Seal or
Call Skin. 75c value, at 50c.
SPECIAL CLEAN-UP SALE OF
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
All Shirts remaining from past.
summer lines, that sold at 59c,
69c. 750 each. Most of 'em slight-
ly soiled and rumpled by bundling.
Not one ofihtu‘le shirts was made
to sell less than 59c, and the lot
includes Shirts of Madras. Percale
and f‘hcvlot: also a good showing
of nos-om Shirts, the whole in a
large assortment of great values
at this cleanup price.
HOBIERY.
Men's Half Hose. A pair of
trade magnets of great pulling
power. Every man should at
least look cut over tomorrow.
Men's Black and Fancy Sucks.
about 35 dozen in all. Sample
lot bought from a big importing
house. Your choice. 25c pair.
Men's I’lain Black Medium
Weight Cotton Hose, the kind you
expect to pay 15c straight for. Sat-
urday. 2 pairs 25c.
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
We again mention one of our
popular styles. Missos' Vests and
Pants. No. M, a special quality
made in special shapes aild sold at
a special price, 25c for any also,
2 to 18 years.
The thermometer nowadays Is a
forcible reminder of ilnderwour
needs.
Women's Flocccd Vests worth
20c. on. at the mill “Way down
East," our price, Saturday, i7c on.
Women's Bleached Vests and
Pants, fine yarn. and nice medium
weight Vests, long or short
sleeves. Paula ankle or knee
length. Regular and extra sizes.
Any size. Any style. 26c.
Just for Saturday.
Men's lllaelt Cashmere Socks.
tiiei'lno heels and toes. Those are
run of the iuill. and “to consider
them a great bargain iii 3 pairs,
iiitl.
PILII «0.000 soup.
Receiver of Annuals Metal Concern
Complies With Court's Order.
Franklin llurton of Derby. who was
Animals Smelling and Metal
the court ii bond of "0.000,
The court also filled the time for the
limited to four meal a. A hearing for
the appointment of appraisers for the
estate will be held in the superior
court once week from tomorrow.
II" iron GHILDNIN.
Mothers. be careful of the health of
your children. Look out for Coughs.
.Ooiils. Group and Whooping Cough.
stop them iii times-wiles tflnuie decal:
Ours is the best roman. Harmless
and pleasant. mm” as opiates.
Sold by The (ill (I Pharmacy “
OONWILL mil-rap.
in ooii: "in" her
. - t t! ,
:03 used
”Winter "MINE
ginning October Second
Saturday’s 8p
erialliitiauiilii.
WOMEN'S AUTUMN COATS
AND SUITS.
Stylish Tailor-Made Suits, a
good variety of models and rep-
resentative materials and in all
shades, black, blue, brown. green,
pluln, cardinal and mahogany.
Long, well-tailored Coats. 38 to 50
inches. Piuited and Circular
Skirts. $15.00. $17.00, $20.00.
Stunning Tailor-Made Suits,
handsome puttcrn models, only one
of a kind, in all the high color-
lngs. in French broadcloths and
exclusive mixtures. $25.00, $30.00.
LADIES RAINCOATS.
Three-quarters and long lengths,
in a variety of plain cloths, of her-
stylish
tweods. fliiod garments or swag‘
ger box coats. $10.00. 315.00,
820.00, 825.00.
VERY STYLISH LONG COVERT
COATS.
’I‘hreo very stylish models in
Covert Cloths. one style In plain.
lose. back, with wide straps down
center, others neatly trimmed with
ringbone weaves and
full belied back, worth up to
$15.00. Tomorrow at $12.50 and
$12.98.
SPECIAL SALE OF WALKING
SKIRTS.
About 200 'Walklng Skirts,
bought at a big sacrifice, made of
Cheviots, Meltons and Fancy Mix-
tures, cut in several dainty mod-
els, worth $4.98, at $3.98.
LADIES’ NECKWEAR.
Ruchlnge.
A most complete showing of all
new fall styles. colorings and de-
signs in lace, crepe, chiffon Ruch-
Sale price. a good range as
15c, 19c. 25c, 29c a yd.
lugs.
followu:
Ladies' Silk Neckiuear.
A most complete and varied
showing of ladies' hand-made silk
and chiffon Stocks. In all white
and the newest fall colorings. Sale
price as follows: 25c. 35c, 50c,
75c.
Ladiee’ Mourning Neckwear.
The newest models in taller and
chiffon effects. in a large assort-
ment of the most desirable pat-
terns and styles. Sale prices,
25c, 500, 750.
CORSET NEWS
We take pleasure in announcing that we have succeeded in secur-
Thc corsets to be presented to
lag the services of an expert New York corsetier for one week be-
and therefore invite all who appreciate a
comfortable and up-to-datc corset to visit our store during her stay.
r your approval are the justly cele—
brated “Augustine and Sonnette Models.” The
range of these models insures a perfect fit for all, and includes the
newest and highest bust and slender waist effects. which are the latest
demands of fashion.
The corsetier, in addition to fitting you in the style most suited
m m.~——.—~._.~.um .
MIN ARI APPOINTED.
Governor Names Dr.
Lynda Harrison for Conference.
HARTFORD, Sept. 20.-«(lov.
the general phases of immigration
filing of an inventory and the preach: ‘ The following have been appointed on
wine of claim .I aim the came. his commission from thin state: The
Rev. does it lves artful-ii; Hon. Wli
ham 1). Parker.
cues utensil. Willinisutic: lion. lie
11. Griffins. Hartford; Judge John if
Perry, Southport: Hon. Henry
Harrison. New Haven. ‘
W
nu ’ West as CM t‘ .
pm.” or.“ l“ and Liv resold
will cure indigestion and.
’. till“
'ul
Phillips and
Rob-
yeiitorday appointed receiver of the arts has assented to the request of the
Com- National Civic Federation inviting the
puny. of Appeals. by Judge Cusp lulgpvernors of the various states to ap-
lhe «liporlor court today flied with'polnt commissions to meet in confers
Which once in New York city. incumber 8
amount was tired to Midst: erratum 1. for the purpose of discussing
Douglass, Norfolk; Hon. Waterman
It. Burnhiim. Norwich: the Rev. Wan
son is. Phillips. New Haven: lion. Clif-
riice it. Bacon. Middle-town: lien. 01*
coll i3. Cotton. Hartford: lion. Lynne
”mu-am warts.
wuss,
fl. is:
I“. ‘3‘?
for your figure, will give you valuable information regarding the best
means of wearing the corset. in order to produce the best eflect and
greatest comfort. These fittings will be free of charge, and every lady
should avail herself of this opportunity.
WAS iN IIIVIOI 43 vases.
Railroad Pensions Daniel Preston at
Norwich.
NORWICH. Sept. 20.-—-l)uuiei Pres-
ton, for years one of the hesidmcwn
engineers of the old Norwich and
Worcester railroad and later the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail«
road. was recently placed upon the re-
tired “Ill.
. Nr. Preston entered the employ of
the old Norwich and Worcester til
years ago, serving as arenas. shortly
* Wild promoted to a frat til en laser
ides: Hon. r. fag-i U 8
and than as s pamper «closer.
W, W
. on. FINN’I TIGT'I‘MONV INTINIQT»
Dr. Thomas Plan. of numbers, up.
who has practiced medicine for If
years. says he has used." pres-
cription known to the profuse for
treatment of kidney and bladder dis-
eases. and as it he has never found
.W 3-i- , anything so active in both chronic
acwavs consensus. and polite tildes: a bladder nestle
When indigestion . chronic as .l‘olev's marrying re. it steps In
it is dangerous. R up the whole
find‘
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