pronounce drunken-
. attire nervous eye-
”“wlll. power? . can “heat
3 ch gt Ml:
. ' . . . ‘fi '~
.. no Whiskey and Beer Habit
. ”WE removes the cratiing forllqoor
Idling directly on the effected nerves.
- ' It] the ltomach and digestive organs
rent condition. Improving the ap-
. “restoring the health. No oun-
=t mom or pa ilclty.
to without patient'u knowledge. be
but No. l: for voluntary treatment ,
, . WI: No.3. Pricetlperbox.
(litre affected or Money Reloaded
‘ A tutored guarantee In each box. Book
. on “%nkennean" (sealed) mailed free on
hoot. All correspondence confidential.
‘ flRI‘NEmailed (sealed) on recel tof price
‘ by the ORRINE 00.. 1110.. Wash (ton, D.
-- Counter: 37
C. F. ZEITFUSS,
South Norwaik, Conn.
" BRAND LODGE, K. or P.
—r
Officer. Elected at the Annual State
I. ,. Convention.
"WATERBURY. Oct. 18-Tho annual
nvention of the grand lodge. Knights
Pythias, came to an end here at
30 last evening. The following offi-
cers Were elected and installed for the
suing year:
;Orand Chancellor—William E. Tho-
little. mt . Waterbury.
Z‘Gra d Vice-Chaucelior—l.. P. ’i‘urtr
oy, of Bridgeport.
‘ .1. Grand Prelate—Thornas W. Mitchell,
.. (it New Britain.
. . Grand Keeper of Records and Seals
viii-Ionics 0. Case, of Hartford.
‘Grand Master of Exchequer—Win
titan N. Potter, of Willlmantic.
Grand Master of Arms~~iienry 1.).
: Stanton. of New London.
Grand inner Guard—dome E. .iac-
obs, of New Haven.
Grand Outer Guardmnavid Muller.
of Wnterbury.
Grand Trustee for Three Years;-
John F. Osborne, of Ansoniu.
Supreme Representativewiioward
G. Benton, of Hartford.
The next annual convention will ho
held at Middletown the third Tuesday
in October, 1906.
. DON'T BE IMPOSED UPON.
may & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s iioncy
in and Tar many imitations are offered
)3 for the genuine. These worthless inc
‘ ltations have similar sounding namos.
. . .Beware of them. The genuine b‘oi-
oy't Honey and TM is in a yellow pac-
kag‘e. Ask for it and rcfuse. any sub-
Btltute. It Is the best. remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold at. l’laistcd‘s
Drug Store. “
MR8. TAGGART ASKS NEW TRIAL.
' §cil‘l'm'e‘'Pl'aintil‘f Employed Money to
influence Public Sentiment.
4 WOOSTER. Ohio. on. Mir—Attor-
hays for Mrs, Grace 'I‘aggurt ialc last
night filed an amendment to the mo-
tiun for a new trial of thc famous iii.
vorce case. The following ulicga-
tions are made:
1.-——'I‘hut the plaintiff cmploycd mon-
ey during the trial and prior Ihcrcto
to influence public scntimcut and
thereby bias the court.
2.—~That during thc triul tho court
received and acccptcd cvidcucc not of-
fered in the trial.
3.-—That the court was prcjnnllccd
and disregarded evidence offered by
the defendant against thc plaintiff.
4.—-—~'l‘htlt the court ‘s dcvrce was giv»
on under the iufiucncc of prejudicc
' i... and passion.
DOCTORS BAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE.
Peter Fry, \‘i‘oodruff. i'a.. writes:
"After doctoring for two ycurs with
‘.. the best physicians in Wayucsburg.
.. and still getting worsc, the doctors Ltd-
7,. 5 vised me if I had any buslncss to at
" tend to I had licttcr liiit'lltl to it at
once, as I could not, possibly Iivc un-
other month as thcrc was no cure for
me. Foley’s Kitluoy (film was roc-
ommended to me by u trivud, and I
immediately acut my son to thc siorc
for It. and alter luklnu ilirco both-s
I began to gct ill‘IIi‘i' and coulluucd 'o
l prove until i was mulrcly well."
8 Id of, Plainted‘s ilrug thorn, u
P. F. OSBORNE A SUICIDE.
‘ "‘Wy of Former Prominent Danburlan
"‘5‘ t Found on Mountain.
'“DANISURY. (‘onn., (lclobnr lit.»
Tittbtldy of Hull i", flubornc. former-
, I: one of tho host I‘uowu cliizons of
‘1 1191009. was found ycutcrduy nitcr~
’ atom: on a rock nour tho ion of Tinnitus
* ‘mountaln. about two miles from tho
It'll“? of the city. It. was dlm‘dvcrml
: .llliitm Ii. itcdlicid. tho tullcr of
ilbttry Nuilontti bliillt, who was
.4 I. walk.
tome hull bci-u iIl‘lltl about 2i
Medical Examiner titration
Ind it in probable that be com-
hor features may be can be called prct
and clears sullow blotrlicd (:(llllplt’xitllis
unto. also colored, at tho lutiur‘s houuc
(it-mum woman is now
from the bruises uho
.inckuon striking hrr.
been in Jail sovcrui llllttm and is form—
od a "domarato negro" by the police.
.- if.
m
. at Hartford See-ion.
HARTFORD. October 18.-The fall
meeting of the Connecticut Fire Chiefs
club was held. Monday at the Allyn
house. Presidents. C. Hendrick. ox-
meat, presided. and
the following
were in attendance:
Snags. of Waterbury, ex-Chlef [Edwin
C. Goodwill. of Final Hartford. Chief
Isaac B,Hyutt, of Merldou; Chief
Howard L.’Stunton. of Norwich; Chief
E. Leonard. of Wililmuntic, tax-Chief D.
R. H. Mcuchcn. of New Haven; ex-
Chlet' J. B. Fuller, of Nuagatuok; ox-
Chiot John W. Keffernon, of Rock-
ville, ex-Chief‘ Henry .1. Eaton, of Hart-
ford. (lX'ChICi' 'I‘holilao I). Bradstreet.
of 'l‘homastmvn; Chief George S. Pitt,
of Midtllctowu; Chief William J.
lilacs. of ’I‘lunnpsouville; Chief Wil-
liam Gaffncy, of Ansonia; Chief Ed-
ward P. Teeth of Stonington; Chief A.
A, Burnlmm. of lluionvillo, Chief if).
M. Allen. of Fair Haven; Chief H. W.
Parkcr, of Stamford; Chief George H.
Becker. of ilowuyton: cx-Chicf F. W.
Willey. of Middletowu; Chici‘ M. A.
Norton, of Plaiuvillc; Hugh Bonner, of
New York, and ex~Chief W. ll. Thomas,
of New London.
A feature, of the meeting which was
called to order at it o'clock was an
address by Hugh Bonner, former chief
of the New York and the Manila fire
departments. "Chief Bonner" was
warmly welcomed.
At. the opening of the meeting ex-
Chief Hendrick. of Ncw Haven. wei‘
comcd his brother flrcmcu, oxprcsscd
his pleasure, at the prcscncc of ex-
Chief Bonner, Chief Krug, of this city.
cx~Chicf Eatonhud others, and all
drcsscd tlic meeting briefly. lie ex-
prcsscd his delight in thc lilwrality of
the state. towards fircmcn and said the
firemen all upprcciuicd it. This club.
he pointed out. is in tlic intcrcsts oi'
the fircmcu generally. is organized for
that purpose and will do cvcrything it
ill!) for lhclll.
(‘Iiicf I-icndrlclts spokc on tho agita—
tion for a universal ilrc hosc coupling
and made a report fora committee an
pointcd sonic time ago to consider the
subject. 'i‘hc importance of thc atiop~
tion of a uniform threat] was dcclur-
ed to be bcyo‘ud question. and the rc-
port cited instanccs of liciplcssucss
of firc companies called to other placcs
to help against it big fire because of
inability to connect with local uppurir
tits. The report rccommcndod that thc
size of hosc and styic of thread. scvcu
and (HIP-hit” turns to the inch, as rc-
commendcd, by the iutcrimlionai asso-
ciation of Fire Engiticcrs and thc Ncw
iiiitzlaud Waterworks. couvcutlon, bc
cudorscii by the chicfs‘ club, The rc~
port was u‘t-(‘cplcd and thc rocoinmcu-
dution cndorscd. ’I‘lic rcpnrt was sign-
ed by Mcssrs. Hvudricli. Stanton, of“
Norwich. and Jones, of Westport.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and. Children.
The find You liars Always Bought
Bears the . a j .
Signature of
CRIMINAL COURT AT WATER-
BURY.
WA’l‘lCiliilliil'. (‘oun., October is.»-
The criminal HIIIIt‘I'IOI' court opcucd
hcrc yi-stcrduy. .ludgc Silas A. llobin-
son on tho bunch. .lumcs lloluicu. for
theft of ('tlllllt'l‘ and brass. was scut
to jail for ouc ycur: iiilnh‘lt' Smith.
tlici'l from pvrson. cusp nnllcd; Lizzic
Starks. thcft from pcrsou. jail for two
months: (‘Iiurlos Northrop. ihcl‘t from
person, jail for six months. 'i‘bc grand
jury was summotu-d for it) o‘clock to
morrow morning. whcn it is uxpccicd
to bring in an indictment against Hour
uclo (iupobiuuco. cimrgcd with killing
Allin-lo Soiomitu. (icorgc A. Stcwm't
picudcd not guilty to assault with in
Hull to kill Miss Iicdu Audcrson. ol’
Souihbury. and his trial will lit-gin to.
tnurrow morning.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how rcgular
ly if her complcxlon ls bud. Ui‘llll'
Laxative Fruit. Syrup aids tllgostlnll
by stimulating the llvcr and bowcls
(lrino Laxative l-‘ruit Syrup does not
ammonia or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. IIcmcmbcr the
name Orluo and rcfusc to Recruit any
substitute. Sold at. i’inistcd's llruu
more. ”
NEGRO'B BRUTAL ASSAULT IN
HARTFORD.
llAll'l‘it‘Ciii). Uctobcr luv-“Andrew
.luckuon. colorml. is Wanicd by tha- po-
ilco for burluliy assaulting ldn (lcr
Ill Windsor utrcet lust iiiultt. ’i‘lu-
in the Hutt-
not rccorcr
rccelvcd by
.luckuon has
ford hospital amt may
. rouleido on account, of despoti-
. .‘ .ile Wan till yearn old and for
' winthme your» bad hllii no employ-
, -. ‘ Many years ago he conducted
Putt uioquo hotel hero. and was
.~ out citizen. 0:: account of
4. on of the body it was for
do rumors it. to the city but
and it remained on Thomas
over night. but guarded.
the truly was found a bottle
ihld «intuition onrbollc acid.
.Ihich Osborne ended his life.
> m no family.
a “'0? THAT COLD
:3 result tumultumouta. Bras
4 m to breaking up oolda when-
, = . almost without exception.
w . . and $1.00 bottles. The out
‘ . 'uand Plotlted’e. “
LAND HOTIL IURNID.
‘ I) Md. Oct. tIl.-'f‘he
. hotel. loot autumn the
. uhiark fair grounds. outright
today and timed to the
The report that two persons
his it. its:
rusty Stove. or Stove
Pipe, look like new. be-
came. it. out: up rust.
When you get ready to
met up your Stoves. this
Stu" vethemallaoout
6-, “All! ledllke
"on. n'o’ip’mbtm
lied to the are prom to no
lie the rim ion. 1
A. c. Hendrick’ol' Title. City Presidod'
chief of the New. Haven ,flre ‘dopurt- ‘
amulet a. o. f -
Hendrick, of New Haven: Chief Louie -‘
Krug. of Hartford: ex-Chief John S. i
Jones, of WeMporthhlef Samuel S. '
R. V. Magoo. ofWatertowu; cx-Chief .
W. liarford, of South Norwalk; Chief .
Chief Joint F. Dowuey. of Wallingford: ‘
' croup it is unsurpassed.
gf'bes a hot fire instantly.
which you can put out as
' quickly.
For sale by
HORACE R. NASH.
Corner West and North Main Sis,
South Norwullc.
—.
STATE BAPTIST con
7
M-.- A... .. gap.
VENTIONS.
Carnot 0. Spencer, of Hartford, Re-
Eiected President.
MERIDEN, Oct. 18.—~.Stirriug ad-
drsses and enthusiastic attendances
llilll‘kt.'tl the second day of the Baptist
Conventions. at the Main Street
Cluu'ch. 'i‘hc day's sessions opened
at 9 a. m. whcn the unfinished bust-
ucss left over front the session of the
Young People's Union was concluded.
Adjournment was thcn taken and the
82nd annual mectig of the (.‘onnccticut
ilnptist Convention of Connecticut was
begun.
lion. Carnot 0. Spoucrr. of Hart-
ford. presided and uftcr the routine
business was transactcd the annual
sermon was preached br ilcr. liurold
I‘attison. 'i‘hc report of the trcusur~
tl‘ showed a small surplus in the treas-
ury, a condition which was noted by
the spcahcrs as being tho first in
uniny yours. 'i‘hc not increase in the
state during the past ycur is report-
cd us 773. bringing the total number up
to 26.500.
iclcciiou of ofilccrs resulted in the
following:
I’rcsidcni-liion. Comm 0. Spencer.
Hartford.
First Vicc-prcsidcut~~(‘lturlcs
Prior, of Hartford.
Sccond \‘icc-prcsidcnt»William Spl-
ccr, Noauk.
Sccrcturywilt-v. i“. ii. l'llvinc, Hurt-
ford.
'l‘rc:tsui'ci'~—\\'iilium F. Walker. New
liriiuiu.
AIIiIIIUI'—AIII‘C(I Spcuccn Jr.
it}.
TIMELY AND VALUABLE SUGGES-
TIONS. ‘
Many people. cspccially women who
lead closcly confined domestic lives.
sui‘i‘cr from what in general terms is
t-ullcd “ucrvnusucss." Among all forms
(if trcutnu-nt none has cicu approu'chcd
in stu-ccss the inlclligcht uso of Dr.
David Ix'cnncdy's ir‘aroritc licmody. of
Itoudout. N. Y.. which promotes an
may and natural action of the digest-
irc organs uud..impurls tone to the
nervous system. "
SECURED PICTURES OF THE
ECLIPSE.
ANN Alliltlli. Mich. Oct. ixwl’t'of.
W. .l. iiusscy, thc ucw bcud of thc
lb-purtuwnt of .-\strouoipy, has just ur-
l‘lrcd licrc from Egypt. whcrc Ilt‘ wont
of the sun. Ilc said:
"When thc cclipsc (‘illllt‘. ill pictures
wcrp sccurcd. 'l‘bi-y wcrc liludc on
plutcs airing Illt‘ sun‘s diamctcr h
sculc of four and thrcc-tcliths inches,
“('ontrury to our cxpoctuflons. tltc
cclipsc did not cause cmuplctc dark»
iicss. Owing to the dust in lilt‘ llll'
rclicctlug light from tho rcgiou outsldc
totality; it was from six to ion limcs
brighlcr than the full immu."
'l‘hc licgulircs mudc by Prof. linssoy
IlilVi' bccu scnt to Lick ()bscrrutory.
‘l‘hcrc thcy will lu- stndicd, for flip in
suits ohtulncd by thc cxpcdltion will
be mudc public.
HOW'S THIS?
Wt- offer tim- llundrcd lloilurs ilc
word for any cusc oi‘ t‘utarrh that can-
not bo curcd by liaill's t‘uturrh t‘urc.
l". .l. (‘iliIlNIdi’ & (‘th ’l‘Ulcdo. t).
.\\'c. tbc uudt-rsignmi, have known
lo‘. .I. (‘hcncy for lIlt' lust if. yours, and
lu-licw hint pcrl‘cctly bonorublc in all
busincss transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Whining, I\'inuuu a Marvin.
Wlmldsulc Ilruuglsis. 'I‘olcdo. (l
Hull‘s (‘utnrrh (‘urc is taken fulcr-
unlly, tit-ting dlrcctly upon thc blood
and mucous surfuccs in tho system.
’I‘cuiinionluls soul lrcc. Price in
cunts pcr bottle. Sold by all ilrng-
gists.
'i‘uko lluil‘u r‘muily l’ilis fur cuiiutl-
pullon.
COTTAGES 78R VETERANB'
W 8.
IlAll'l‘Filllll. Oct. lll.~-~'I‘ho movo-
nicnt llllltmit tho tirnud Army posts
and Women's iiclicf (‘orpu of the ltliiitit
to found it home for indigent Vtilt'l‘itili-I
of the War, their wives or widown.
which has Ilt‘i'll agitated for up oral
years, was formally lutluchctl yt-
day. when the incorporation no
of the itclicf Corps Home. to he i -
culnd at Middletown Wcrc filed at thc
office of the secretary of state. The
gctwrul plan will be. it In tmdct‘utood.
to adopt the cottugc idea for the in-
muics. The state officers of tho lic-
Ilof i’orpa are the incorporuiors.
A JUDICIOUfi lNOUtRY.
A well known truvcling man who
visits the drug trade. say» he has of~
ten [word drttgtflulft Iiltlttit‘c of chutn-
tnnru who united for n cough medicine.
Whether it was wanted for a child on
for an fulfill. and if for a child they
almost invariubiv recommend Cham-
berlain‘s Count Remedy. The reason
for this to that they know there in no
danger from u and that it, ethyl:
cures. Then: to not the least danger
in giving it. and for coughs. coma and
For sale by
Stallion-Powell Corporation. Clifford
to photograph thc rcccut total eclipse ,
crawos Btu G
at Al I .
t
The decided advantage of'trading here is that a short
purse does not prevent getting your clothes for Fall and
Winter at this very moment. By simply paying a small
amount we open an account for you, and deliver your suit
and overcoat at once. We furnish this.accommodation by
reason of our immense capital and the long string of
stores we conduct. You can readily see what these two
advantages mean.
a
ely&Brennan’§
l
l
Because .
l.
’s the Best Place.
While the ordinary store buys a few garments we are
purchasing in lots of a thousand. Consequently we get
the very lowest prices and a high quality of clothing and
can afford to extend credit. The accommodation feature
of our business is one which has the sanction and approval
of thousands. Our suits and coats are comprehensive in
the matter of accepted models.
We also show an excellent display of shoes, hats, mil-
lincry and furs.
MEN’S TOP COATS.
MEN’S SUITS.
'I‘Iic suits arc IlltllIt‘It‘lI at‘tcr lbc Eit‘t‘i'lllt‘ii
sliouidcrs. and othcr details.
9
LADIES SUITS.
'l‘lic siylcs arc [lit‘lliliilI as \\'L' how a Iai'gc
uma L‘lotli. 'I‘hc quality of our ladics' Suit.» is
‘-llt‘t‘t"~\
Iiu_\' ill now and pay \vct‘kly.
LADIES’ COATS.
MEN’S HATS AND SHOES.
out at} limb shots and ouc of thc Hobby dcrhys.
the workmanship leaves nothing to bc dcsircd.
t
, IO South Main St.
“SECRET PROCESS" BOLD.
NEW HAVEN, Out, lil.---'I‘Ilo locally
iunmua "socrrt proccun" or ihc dct'uuct
Hutugn Siccl (‘ompua lulu boon sold
by tho receiver for (iii, thc irutlc
mark being thrown in ilii well. thn
ih company was being boomed one of
its promoters valued the "secret pro-
cess“ formula of a million dollars.
'i‘hc rccclvcr kcpt ucnliug down tinI
pricc to got a purchaser.
DON'T BORNOWiTROUBLE.
it is a bad Ililbil miorrow anything.
but the worst think you can pontibly
borrow. is trouble. When sick, uorc.
Iicuvy. wcurr and wornout in" the
pains and poisons ofdyupt-llllfl. W‘
luminous, Ilriglit'u disease. and similar
internal disorders. don’ttiit down and
brood over your symptoms. but fly for
relief to Electric llittern. Hero will
will find intro and permanent. forgot»
miners of all your troubles. and your
lmdv will not be burdened by a load
of debt disease. At f". H. Baxter's.
South Norwailr. and iii. P. Wood's.
DID NOT SUM/WE SURGICAL OPE-l
TION ‘
RA
NEW HAVEN. (.lt‘iolim' III:
C. Clark, hcml of u rout estate firm iloaion.
of this city died yesterday at his rosi— ‘uottia. l
dance, Buvin flock. an it rcault of a ;oponcd
last December. He was
from Yale in thc clan»: of tlitll. was
it chaplain in the Civil War and affor-
wurd studied law and was admitted
to the bar.
intervals in ltcdiuuds, Cell
I ilt-I Wl-vtl
. and flu-
f.
”ANA"... ......o......
\ FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
You may he jitlli. as skeptical and
pessimistic as you please.
(if not.
Cure on it and it will digest it
shine its it within your tinniach.
can't. help but euro lndigouttmt
Dyspepsia. it to outfit! hundreds and i.
”nonrandom-some bad faith and unmet
didn't. Kodol will cure you if mcnl-i
'9! CAL! IV OMAN." I. DOW.
Pharmacy, lemon Pharmacy. ".
'I‘lic stock that \t‘i‘ show couipriscs a vat'icty which is pleasing
and «mulling. 'I‘Iic tau t'm'crts arc csprciully popular. llui' mats
arc pcrfcctly tailnrcd. and possess all the stylc ciicrts.
splcmliiily iuihu‘cd in loin.r t'li't't‘ts. closc fitting l;ipci~. \'t‘lli backs. iiuc
("In-riots. black. thilu-ts and worstcds.
mcdiuiu and short effects in Iirmulciotb. (‘licrinu \'cuctiuu and I’au~
'l‘lu- Iimpirc .VItuIt‘I tours arc in black rhcriot and London 'I‘au
i'mt'i‘ts. and art- \cr) I'lt'Ii :ippcltt'iug' garments.
Jacki-is posscs tltc stylc cilccts which makc a garment so acccptztblc.
.\t thc sauu- film you buy your suit and m'crrnut ortlcr a pair of
SUIT FOR 3289.000 DAMAGES.
It m‘i‘l-tlnli. tumour iii.-~ inc itiliil
alumina or llrowu, Riley and
against. Franklin Farrel. of Au- .
nvoiving about 3290.000. was'
in thc ll
serious surgical operation performed .tcrduy bcforc
graduated g'i‘ho hill of the plaintiff firm sets forth
final in lSiiti an agreement was made
”a (,an litrttc Mopcrty uiiurcu of thc I’url‘oll Silver and Cop-.Norr,
pcr Mining (tntnpuuV.
.wr-rc to be sold on the market at $40 at” when ll cv nrrcutcd him. was fined
a share. and flint illt‘ firm. ‘
hcrc plaintiff. was to receive $2.50 a' for the
Kodol will share for selling the
digest. what you out whether you out jugrocmhut over the comm
You can put your foot in it brought about the suit. The defence.
bowl. pour a little Kodol Dysnepidnrls uucnnrnl denial.
the ; Boston lawyers are among ihouv our.
it I playoff by each Milo and the trial Will
and ! probably lust auroral days.
—’~'I‘oo late to cure a cold lifter core|
«eruption has fastened its deadly grip his 1mm. ii
cine can cure you. whether you have on the lungu.
t0
dcsigns. 'l’hcy arc
\‘uricty in thc long.
thc kcy—notc of our
'I’Ilt‘ I‘Zitlil Iihille‘t‘
['ricc $1,511 to $3.50,
LADIES’ SHOES AND MILLINERY.
.\ satisfactory display of milliucry at rcasouublc prircs. and Lu
tilt‘e‘ silm's Ill iIlt‘ Ilt‘N'i litslh. 'I’Ilt' It'ltiilt'i‘ is ill till: tilli'ililit' klliti, illiti
99
N
FI-
‘ o
00
$2.00 to $4.00.
.. ,
South Norwalk.
W «mun... WM... ..... ”W”... .. Mum...
iTWELVE YEAR SENTENCE OUT IN
ALP.
NEW HAVEN, (lot. Him—"JIM“? Cn-
lzcr. in the Butte 'ior Court. yesterday.
"”lliletl six year off the sentence oi‘
twcivo yours i used last week unit"
:Wililam Slave id, in i’olc, convicted
of assault upon a girl under use. "I“
reason given being that the nauault
was by cousc t of the girl hcrsolf.
riu the cot non picua court August
) of Mrrldon, who whipped lib:
Montana. wife and th it gave four Olliecru a lilil»
)ommny. of;
ultcd States Court you»
.iudgc Matt and u Jury.
Albert (3. iiurrngc. of lloston.
tlcfcmlutit win-ruby llillltltl,
of
which tutsfiu for fit: lulicr ulousantry and $25
frirmcr. in the city court hc
iuui boot glycn sixty «hiya In jail for
‘illc ttusa ill upon the officers.
F.-
To
stock. A tilti-
lsnitm has
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ALL KINDS OF PiLlI.
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