,l'
‘ Loss or swap
iuoiaasriou
TORPID Livnn,
atuousuass
creators“
PILLS *
WWW am of
complaint: and
suction to «my
Ru... .iui lit. a an:
' to claw dam of
Wombat“? 9"“ .a
Givcllositive Relief
; fin III umofBilloumeu. Con-ti-
. ‘Ifiqfibflgufimm Disordered
, "c‘ imam muiii obtained
bythcmd‘ol Mom’s Pills have
; ‘pl'ovcd than wprth’y of the mall.
' deuce they way. They have
biped thousands and recommend
thcmulvu.
——...
when. in bore: no. and air.
_-~——
co’T'rON caop REPORT.
W
Chin and Front: Proved More or Less
. Damaging.
Iwnis‘nmo'rou. Oct. 2i.—~'i‘hc Unit-
all States Weather Burcau today is-
us'ed a weekly cotton crop report, as
1: low:
In the cotton bolt tho fore part of
the weék ending Octobcr 23 was un.
aeosonably warm and the latter part
decidedly cold, with fronts, more or
less damaging, in every stoic. llcavy
rains were detrimental over an area
extending from South Central Texas
to Western Tenncsaoc. WllIlt“ no up
preoiahle amount. of rain to” in West-
ern Texas and over a large part. oi
the East Gilli and South Atlantic disc
fricts. in the eastern portions of lhc
belt cotton picking has progrcsscd unv
interruptedly; it is fillIHllt-tti in south-
ern Geérgia and nearly so in Louisi-
ana and Alabama, except in thc north-
ern portion of the last numcd stutc;
it is also nearly completed in aoutlicrn
Texas, and with the exception of thc
sea inland crop in South Carolina. in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma
and lndian Territories picking is from
half to two-thirds completed. llcuvy
rains interrupted picking and cannot
considerable damage to opcn cotton
in central and iiurihtiasioi‘u 'l‘oxus.
portions of Oklahoma and lndiun Torr
i‘itories, Arkansar, western 'l‘cnncssot
and extreme northern Mississippi. lloi
weevils continuc numerous in Tom:
and the western pnl'iRllcn of Louisiana
HOW’S THIS?
We ofi‘cr (inc Hundrcd lioliurs itc
ward fornny case of Catari'li ”it“ can
not be cured by Hull‘s Catarrli Curc.
F. J. CHENEY & (70.. Toledo, 0
We. the undersigncd. have know
I“. J. Cheney for the lost 15 yours. anu
believe him perfectly honorable in ill.
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations mtidi
by his firm.
Walding, lx’innun It: Marvin.
Wholesale Druggiats. Toledo. t
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
naily, acting directly upon the blow
and mucous surfaccs in the system
'l‘elitimonials sent frce. Price 7!
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug
slain.
Take Hall's Family Pills for conati
potion.
VICTORY FOR ATWOOD FORCES.
Supreme Court Denies Motion for De
lay in the Ten Can.
BRIDGEI‘OR’P. Octobt'r 25. ~-’i‘lic. I)
Preston Atwood forces tlmwil r to haw
won the first Hkli‘mlflh in the loyal but
flu which commanccd in tho Suprciiit
Court of Errors ycktcrday. Attorucyi
Illirpee and (turniodv of Wuicrbury
presenting Anni» Mclu-nn bucking
if Watcrtown. a «lcfondant in om
l Atwood nulls. nakmi thi- court
Within the cusc until IIlt' January
I" It was l-tilili that tln‘ mourn
“ to look Into ihc illillll'r in
V daiilrcd to llli' liricl‘w.
Wlli’)‘ .Iohii l‘licluu, on:- of Al
Yohnunvi. HIl‘t'lllIiil! 3y opposi-
rouoii. lite rim-howl iIln ill-Ii .u.
ncrr plcuty of tlim- io propurc
iiittti. Altorncy Scyniour, of i-lcyi
w; Knapp and Allotucy liuribuii
-d iliui tlwy rcprcm-utml u tiiim
1' pwuona ilflillllh’l whom Atwood
ill'illmlll HlIlIll. 'l‘hny woiiii-d ilit
KIMIIDIII crow to no ovcr.
thief .lmdicc 'l‘oi'riiiicu Milli illl
iii-t. would not contlmm tlw room II
no dafondiiiii wnntt-ti it) flli- briofii
ilflv'wtiid tic done. providcd Attornoi
Halli: had limo to look thmu ovcr.
ThoBurkimzhutii action. which in in
tended 'to ho a tutti calm of all tho At
noon iiilita. in twoiiticili on tho docket
oh that It may not In: rciiciivti for any
01‘“; ”Ma.
. ‘ i Ll Mun-
, VITIRANQ IN MIDDLETOWN.
TmntyiFourth Connecticut Volunturi
Hold Raunion Venom-y.
MIDDIM'POWN. October 2i.»~'l‘ht
, ’ i Jourih Colinccticui Voiunieort
,mi’i annual reunion io-diiy. acting
{' but .i. it. leltiii'i prodding tr.
-moncc of the presidani. General
at 1!. Handheld, of NW York
, “port. of Bccrntary George M.
_ of New Haven. showed that
monitor: hiid died during ihtt your
Mimi‘s printout. seventy-live in
. titl’rrhcd in Wilmington
horn uncut-lion warn made. by
. :of their niuulitnr During tin
an ii bronze entitle has limit platted
. ”thatch of tho regimrniiil monu
‘ iii tilt; foiontionv of officers Mr
Union ngdtn'mndc tinting pram
mm Patrick labor. at New
_ Offline”. Minimum, and
a R.Nl'atmuc, of trauma. vino
» “name it tin-on com-e
dfttroutirct. The time of next
him will he docidor
‘ «noon. on IND! il
WWW". ,
O
“ dealt!
it.
Nor Fathcr WM William Pinto of
. cw ancn.
2‘ BRIDGEPORT. October 25.———in the
of Mrs. Caroline Pinto Hubbell.
which occurrod Monday afternoon at
liar home. 18? West Liberty street
Bridgeport lost one of the law remain-
g. “Daughters of the Revolution."
5
‘ Mrs. Huhboii was a daughter or Wil-
liam Pinto of New Haven, who took
. part in the defence of Fort Trumbull
' in New London. and was in many oth-
er Connecticut ongagementa. He was
a graduate of. Yale college. and dc»;-
orihod as a perfect "gentleman of the
old school."
Mrs. Hubbell, whose maiden name
was Caroline Pinto. was born in Now
Haven in 1819. and her home. which
was the first brick house built in New
Haven, still atanda, on the east. Hido of
State street. north of Grand stroot. At
the age of 15 she was placed in tho
care oi’ hcr maternal grandmother lll
Brooklyn. while her parents made a
voyage to thc Wcsi ludlcu for Illt-lli'
health. She remained in Brooklyn
many yours, and completed her cduca-
tion there.
MrH. lluhbell was married twicc.
first to John Hadley, and after his
death to liurvcy Hubbcli. By hcr
first marriagenho had two chlldrcn.
George Francis. now living, and Tim-
maa Jefferson, deceased By hor soc.
and marriage she had three chiltlrcn.
Cari'ic Loretta, who dicd in childhood;
Harvey lluhboil. ilic wcll known
Bridgeport manufacturer. and Garlic,
who dlcd sonic ycai's ago.
Mrs. Hubboll was vcry wcll prc-
served for her advonccd an“. and had
bot-n in good health to within ihrco
wcclts prcviouh to bar death. Hcr
i’uncrai will bc \‘Vcdiicuduy uftci'noon.
and tho burial will lic In (Irocnwicli
ccmctcry. Now York.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
09].. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspcala. used to have great. distress
and liclcbing. i tried cvorything i
could hear of. but nothing liclpcd me
until I took Brazilian Hahn. and one 50
Cent bottle curod me complctely."
For sale by R. H. i’lalntcd. F. ii. Bax-
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
KEMP A DESPERATE CRIMINAL.
Escaped Convict Who Was Arrested
For Burglary.
MlllDLE’l‘OWN. Octobcr 35." Eiroy
Kcnip. iln iiisunc man, who was arrcsi-
cd yoslcrduy for allcgcd burglary coni-
miticd in iluddani, was iiikcn back to
Watcrbury. Vcrniont, lnsanc Aayluiii
vcstcrday by Shorifl‘ ’i‘raccy. of Molli-
pelicr. According to thc slicriff Kcnip
is oiic of tho moat dcspcratc crimin-
HIS in Vcrinoni. and it was forluntitc
that ho was caught. llc lllltl liccu
sent to the state prison at Windsor
for crimc and from that institution
was iransfcrrcd to thc llll-lillll‘ asylum.
lie cacapctl in July and wciii to tho
Iionic of an unclc. and this rclalivc lic
later tissuultcd and terribly injurcd,
.s‘tcalinp.r $R and cluding tho authori-
Iies who spcnt $l5tl in thc scorch for
him Kcnip has a scar on his fore»
‘icud. which no roccivvd tn jumpingr
"mm d train wliilc liclniz tukcn to pris-
m. ilc cscupcd from tho lllSIllli' asy-
lum by making a false kcy which un~
l()('kt;‘il ihrcc doors. Ilc Was illltlt'
when ht» got nwav. 'l‘hc Vcrinont nu-
tlioriiics will tukc grcuicr pains It)
kccp him in coiiflncnicnl.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE.
Prior Fry, Woodruff, Pa, wriica:
‘Aftcr tloctoi'ing for two yours with
lic host physicians in Wayncuburg.
ind still getting worse, the doctors ad.
vised mo if i had any huabicks to at
tend to i had lit-ttcr nttcnd to it. at
mm, as i could not possibly live an
)tiior month as thorn. was no cure for
var. li‘oloy'u Kidney Cure was rco-
iminendcd to me by a friend, and l
'mmcdlutoly sent my son to tho slow
for it. and aftcr taking thrco bottlcn
i begun to gct. hotter and contlnucd to
improve until'l was entirely well."
Sold at. Plaistcd'a Drug Store. ”
VELLOW FEVER FIGHT NEARS
FND
NEW ORLEANS ()clobcr 24.~-'l‘hai
the whole country has full faith In tho
usuuranco in tho fcdcrni oiiiccru that
he fight against yellow fcvcr in prac-
llt‘lllly ovor is t'\’lill‘!‘lt‘t‘.fl in illl‘ rup-
dlty' Willi which quai'niiiliica arc lw-
ng llltcd. Largo nuinliorn of pcoplo
.vho lllth'. lit-on on tho count Him-o lllt‘
t’i-vcr HIIll‘lt‘lI arc coming into Now
.)rlcuiiH for tho pronidcni'n rcccplioii.
DON'T BE lMPOBED UPON.
Folcy (ti to. Chicago, orlglnalcd
lloiicy and TM an it throul uiid limit
rummiy. and on account of tho grout
ncrit. and popularity of li‘olcy'n lionry
ind 'i‘iir many imllulloun iii-o dill-rod
for tho unnuluc. ’l‘Iioiu- woriliinuu Illl'
itnilona liuw- nlniilur uouiidinx human?
flownrc of tlinni. 'i‘lw Kilillllnt! ll‘oi-
Iy‘ii Nancy and TM in in a ycllow puc-
itiige. Ask for it fllltl rcfukc any hub»
ttilulc. It In tho bruit rcincdy for
noughu and coldu. Sold at I’Iiiintad'n
Drug idiom. “
HORDI KILLED, MAN HURT.
WINSTED. October 25.”""l'hfl loam
driven by Hoary South. a tumor dop~
uty aharlif iii ’l'oltau. Malia. wan
struckehy n hummer train tit, l’iho
Mandow taut. night and the from wan
killed Instantly. bottle wan. badly
hriilunti. ill: will rocovhr.
Unexpected ,Complaiiy
bu no main tho While know-
“Joli-0
flit-simplyltimho con-
tonicofonnpwhgoiuto
will of boiling min.
it any to cool. and
titanium tho nutrient
from livi- mind. knowing
that who- dinner in tin»
lulled the than doom-t
in . dim wont] will be
to town.
afiifii‘pfifi'
1 mm and...
’
i
has. c. p. nor-oi; mm. o. A. um
DIES. ‘
l. :. ,i l .W “ i t i
SUFFERINBTHESUBEPEIALTY
Butch Thul Loot In Doctoral! by Lydia
It; Pinkhm'o Vocoiiohlo Compound.
\
How roan
p women do you know who
are perfect y wel
1 n d Iii-orig? We
hear every day t if?“ i “him-y
over againrélv With time“ wall; I an
no tire¢mll$hhafiiflhilr .t." :
over and .
More than likely you a ah the name
Wordii yourself. and no oubt on feel
for from well. The dunno may easily
traccd to some derangement of the fe-
male or and which manifests itself in
dept-can on of apirlto. reluctancc to go
anywhere or do anythin . backache,
bearing-down pains. flatu ency. nerv-
ousness. sleeplesane'sa, lieuoorrhmn.
Therm symptoms are but warning:
that there ia'daugrr ahead. and unless
bet-tied a life of suffering or a set-loud
operation is the inevitable result.
'1‘ he never»failing remedy for all Lhasa
symptoms is Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Veg-
etable Compound.
Mina ‘Kate McDonald, of Woodbridga.
N. .I., writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham :
“ I think that a woman naturally dislikes to
make her troubles known to the public, but:
restored health has mount so much to me that
I cannot. but from calling mine for the suite
of other on ering womcu.
“ For a long time I suffered untold agony
with a uterine trouble and irregularities.
which made me a physical wreck. and no one
thought. i would twovor. but Lydia E. i’ink-
hain's Vegetable Compound ha: entirely
curcd mo. and made me wisll and strong. and
i feel it my duty to tell other suffering woman
what a splondit nicdicine it. is.”
if you are ill. don‘t hesitate to get I
bottle of Lydia E. l‘inkham’s Vow-ta-
ble (‘omponnd at. once. and write to
M rs. Piukham, Lynn. Mass... for special
advice—it. is free and always helpful.
t'w‘i
$.53, 3995'”
w transmit. arr;
,. ,, .,,.
.l
..
m,
rennan
* "eoaus’e
. it's the BestPiace
The decided advantage of trading here is that a short While the ordinary store buys a few garments we are
purse does not prevent getting your clothes for Fall and purchasing in lots 0‘ a thousand. Consequently we get
. . . . the very lowest prices and a high quality of clothing and
Winter at this very moment. By Simply paying a small _ .
can afford to extend credit. The accommodation feature
0 on n account for on. ad deliver our suit . , .
am ““t we op a y a y of our business is one which has the sanction and approval
and overcoat at once. We furnish this accommodation by of thousands. Our suits and coats a r e comprehensive in
reason of our immense capital and the long string of the matter of accepted models.
stores we conduct.
YOU can readily see what thCSC tWO We also show an excellent display of shoes, hats, mil-
advantages mean. linery and furs.
cnaaouc ACID’MISTAKEN FOR
om.
Father Gives It to a Two Weeks' Old
Baby.
HARTFORD. Oct. 25.—~Aftcr suitor-
ing for about twenty-four hours from
carbolic acid burns in the moutii and
throat, the two wccks old son of Mr.
and Mrs. iwwin 'l‘aub diwl at tho ’l‘uub
homo at No. 1th it‘rout strcot.
'i‘hc acid was; giwn to thc child by
tho futlicr in niiniakc for custor oil.
Mr, and Mrs. 'i‘auli liavc lit't‘ll niur:
i'imi about a your. 'l‘In-ir first child. a
tiny, nus born two wcchs into Sunday.
'l‘iic infant‘s liciilili had iioi been
good iilltI llr. Abram l.chtl Illlll been
cullcd to ircat it. Hc left a bottlo ol'
cantor oil, with dircctiona for its use.
Sunday aftt-rnoon about «i o'clock
Mr. 'I‘aub staricd to givc ilic child a
doac of the oil, but by inlstakc lic got
hold of ii. lioitlo of curlioilc acid.
llc pill ilic bottlc to the baby's
month and pourcd out sonn- of tho
lit'lil.
llc immediately diacovci‘cd his inla-
tuko, both by ihc scrcuiiik of tho littlc
(mo and thc cvldcnt burning of tho tiri-
sncu of tho mouth and throat.
’l‘lic parents wcrc iicarly frantic
\vlicu tlicy found what had bi-cn ilonc
Illlll lli'. ilett was promptly cullctl
in. 'l‘hc doctor at oncc lnl‘orincd the
l‘utiicr and mothcr that tlit-rc was no
hopc of saving tlic baby's lilo.
'l‘lic acidc did not reach ihc utonmch
but IIli' lips and throat wcrc bui'iicd
so badly iliut ilic. doctor Wilt-l Hillii-illt‘tl
it would did it, llvcm liowovci'. nour-
ly twonty~foiir hours, tiling about
3:30 o‘clock Monday ut’lcrnoon.
Modlcul Extiniincr li‘uilt'i' was noti-
ilcd and :iftcr learning thc circumstan-
ccs izich pcrmlasion for thc clitld'u
burial. ’l‘hc grloi‘ of thc lliii't‘lllh' nvcr
tho child's (loath, particularly lhc man.
nor of it. won very grout.
.__........'._...
CASTORIA
For Infants and Ohildran.
llu Kind You lim Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of . .
ROASTED TO DEATH.
The Awful Fate of Little John Blaron
' of Bridgeport.
IIIIIIIGEPIIR’P, Colin” October 25;»-
.Ioiin Stilton. tlii'co ytuii'u old. lion of
Mr. and Mrs. .Iurob Hiaron, of ill!
Stain ntrcot. wan horribly huruud in
tho Htrctil lll'iil‘ ltlH homo Monday ut-
tornooii. lliu clothing watt lgnltod by
it piouo of burning pupt-r. with which
ho was playing. lii- iiicd at 4 o'clock
ihlu morning without rcguiniug coir
utilournaua. -
'l’lin ilauicu from tho piipcr caught
Iiiil Iittin drum and iii a low act-outta
he wan ii music of iiuiiicu. l'Ic uhricll-
ml in pltlublc agony and u crowd wait
hurrying from all dircnttouu whoa lu-
wun ovarcomu with pain and foil in tlic
atrcot.
The child’a mothcr won in ii market.
across the nireot and hum-lug the lit-
tle ona’u cries ran to whnrc tic lay in
the guitar. watching her uhawl from
her uhoiildera, uiid smothering lhc
flames.
Dr. iii. F. Blank Wan on tho arctic
“I‘id he found tho child itlmoui fullth‘iI
it vi».
FOR ALL KiNDG OF'PILEI.
To draw the are out. of a burn. boat
u out without leaving a scar. or to cure
and scalp diacritics, use DoWitt‘a Witch
Hazel Salve. A- specific for blind,
intruding; mania and 'proirtuiint mm.
6 it
so
Stout pain count and cum our»
mntniiy. a“ “I ’ ”that
in no alarm minim.
built, cores. letter. gamma and all skin.
Hold
‘ u
MEN’S TOP COATS.
'I'lic wick that \\'c Siltl\\‘ clinipi‘iscs :i \';ii'icty which ix‘ lilt’lli‘llli;
ililti satisfying: Iiit‘ tau cm‘crts~ arc cspccitiily popular. tlur coals
ui'c pcrt‘cctly tailurctl. and pushcss all tlic stylc t‘IIt'L‘IS.
MEN’S SUITS.
'l'Iic Hills are itiiulclt'tl :litcl’ iItc :lt‘t'cpictl tlcsipiis, 'I‘Iicy ili't'
spicntlivlli' tailiii'cti ill loin; ci'lct‘tti. cluac fitting Itipcis. \ciit l)llt‘i\.\. lint:
<lioultlci'>. and oilicr ill-talk. t‘licrioh. black, illlllt‘lS and \i'm‘stctls.
LADIES’ SUITS.
'I‘lic stylus arc lilt'iitiliil as \\'c IlIth' ii Iargc varicty in [IN long.
iiictliuni and .\Illll‘i cil'ccts in lirotitlclotli. t'licviot, \'cnctiaii and Pan-
unlit L'lotli. 'l‘lic quality of our Latlics' Suits is tlic kcy-notc of our
succcss. litiy ill oncc and pay \vcckly.~
LADIES’ COATS.
'l‘lic lfiiiipirc .\lotlcl ('oats ill’t' in black t‘lici'iot and London 'I‘aii
t‘ovcrts. ililtl arc \‘cry rich illlllt'iil'illg gziriiicuis. 'I'lic‘l‘Ztoii liioiisc
Jackcts posscs tlic stylc cliccts which iiitikc a gai'iiicnt so :icccplulilc.
MEN’S HATS AND SHOES.
.\i tlic stiiiic IIlllt‘ you buy your suit and ovcrcotit ortlcr a pair of
our stylish Slitlt's and our of tiic iioliliy (lcrbys. l’i'icc $1.50 to $3.50.
LADIES’ SHOES AND MILLINERY.
.\ satisfactory display of millincry at reasonable priccs, and La-
llit'h‘ .\‘liocs in tlic bcst lasts. 'l‘lic leather is of the tiurablc kind, and
thc \\til'lslllillit~lll1) lcavcs nothing to bc dcsircd. $2.00 to $4.00.
IO South Main St; South Norwai‘k.
CHILD STRANGLES TO DEATH
—........-...
«-~No one would cvcr Ilf‘ Ililtlltil’t‘tl‘ WOULD NOT Bill! DETECTIVEB.
with connilpiitiiui if everyone know! HARTFORD. Oct. zit-«Pinkerton
Mother Who Hui Tird it into Chair‘how naturally and quickly llurdni-k‘dctoclivoa again viailnd tho home of
a“. lunatic. ' lllloml iiiiicru rouiiintcn tlio ulolliilttlIIMrH. (lunltilc, wife of tho Adumu Ex.
MIGRIIIEN. South. ()l‘lillll'l' lllltl INIWCIH. .pi'tiiiti i‘olibor lit 19am Hartford voutot‘u
While her mother was working Ill ihc - AMA“... iduy in an uttcuipt to find the ”0.000
next, room, y‘lorrncn Mnrriinnn. u now AFTER AN ALLEGED MURDEBanwhit-h it in alleged tho iblar said he
on momma old baby fall out of Ilt'i’ wa’rmnutmr. Oct. 25.—~TWO deicc-‘guvo to bill wife. Mrs. Ounllii'o do-
tiluh chair and atrnnnlcti' in dcnih. lives from this city have gone to Now cliuod to ho intorvinwod by the deleti-
'i‘ho mother. noticing that thc child York ninth to bring back Charles Baa-illvcn. oluimlnz that aho wan too ill.
wan unusually quiet, iiivmuiimicd and «cit: who in carving a acntenca for 'i‘hti humiliation of the detectives hint
found thc dead body of her diuiuhtcr. . burglary thorn. out] who is wanted . led to the belief hereabonih that they
in failing tlic child‘s ncck llPt'llilli‘ ciiailicrc on the charm». of murdcr. Extru— laxpcct to find the inhaling money in
luglcd in comp uniting which won uucd tuition papt-ru for ilnnaott hiivo boon ‘ East Hartford.
to tie her in. The plain ot hr" tit'iltl secured. The plan in to put Button;
child mndcrcd Nit-ti. Mcrrlmnn Iili-litlit'. on trial with other man now uutlor‘ar-t FAITH NOT NICEOSARY.
rent. in tho New Haven notmty Jail Dill You may ha inst u skeptical and
MARI! HDMILY WOMEN PIITTY. the charge of murdcrlug an aged furm- pessimistic as you please. Kodol will
lxiok‘wuod on tho Midiilc- digest what you cut whothrr you out
om.“ W
WEALTHY MAN' onouuc to
mucus
PHILADELPHIA“. Ont. all-win. Frank
Clyde. hand of the shipping iirm of
Willi m i’. Clyde It Company. Willi
Itiilo by a railroad train at the Mud
street utation of the Pennsylvania
Railroad in this city yesterday. Mr.
Clydn wan soon standing on tilh ata-
iion platform apparently waiting for a
,train in tithe ii in to Broad street ata-
tton. Alihoushno one saw him tall.
his body wan found a moment later
ground to pieces under the wheels.
Mr. Clyde wu about 52 years of one.
ivory wouiihy and a racial lender. He
won the armor of the (longhorn tita-
'1)“ of running hornet. including some
of the hunt Jumpcrn in tho country, A
.
Bur“
NO Woman no matter how .i‘emlllii‘ til‘ llllillt’tl
tier rectum nor be canbo called arm: bury road, or not. You can put your foot in a tow month ago he married him.
ll' If Mr complaint: to had. prion W““W*-“~~- 'IIOWI. flour a little ‘Kodol Dita ennui Bloomfield a cilvaia on. of the moat
militia Fruit you: aids in Mimi annual” T? nu... . outta on u and u will urgent t tlio‘henutifiil wanton iii linaeipnia socie-
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