‘is a cars for ‘conttipatien. and t 3 .
. sldeschs an ‘
I. IIlia» Ni Mill"
. . .‘w‘ are _
‘ «do» el‘risuanliutss board
or man; Just closed 1
mt ”kw \ . my. Bi
Martini] for .. ., ”alien sine
,grsaswacsr at Waite is ' d._.efi m. i.
's.Point.'cr ureyeiiff . s then“
comers, instruction in “width in re to
stun lair. euphonydhsn venerated tor
the mucus tonwho spent a good
"high: "
. marrow, tan.‘ as.
. medical‘soci‘ety on the charge of alien
. till.”
2 allowed that Adlemsn threated ,a color-
;‘tcstiiied thatrshs paid him as a visit
. l. ,.
fly mastic h dine .,
, . I ”- Ad’b'
mull. ,Who. has, been doin business
horses at unsound. and we was in»
led into court at the instigation of the
practicing medicine. was used
in the police court;'8iiturday.' He
took” bonsai tn'ihc superior Court
under bonds as $200. "i‘he evidence
woman named Fannie Carter. who
dptm .,
perspiratio on
" body. {soft}
and clothing 9" ; v’
“l"p r .". ,i l
i: odor‘frolu
, 3 ‘ underlie. backache , , , r‘cshyfyeara ‘u Wu‘thsre. This is the . S Oil hi“ dilemmas to cure her. Pro- I 5‘} .i- panel *
R ir.lil...iil°.....;iillit- W ‘.fdhilitlr=¢h€t flagging, lli'litmtmtfidtihgt limbs”? basally- , hall-"3:3 Wiggins? {are nrfil'crihiea or . TOM $53M '
‘ ’ “ ‘ on owes e 9; seems ass. a assent mac @ . “leni‘icflm‘ifllr "‘ ' 1
””7, fl Afllllfllilfl , p for otherj tonsil/e ltnprovstnnts, and . no charge was made for the medicine. 1‘ HE CLlFFORD FHARMACY
l‘l‘i’l
lira,w the body of Gen. .104
Elite veteran of two wars.
,“seatatlve in Coast-eds
' aspired oiiicer or the United
Mygwlllbe laid at rest today
Null. Ml Cemetery at Arling.
e“ t‘ selected for his ilael
on the grassy si no in front
the'right‘of the lstoric Lee
ii dis regarded ashes of the
. qul sites in the home of
W filfl it overlooks the na-
‘ pltal across the Potomac.
Willi. behalf! by the blue
it. a gray. Veterans of the two
blxmloli' as a gallant sol-
ingeavalry leader. per-
il. representatives of the
.a. a of Congress and citizens
writ lilo; nation’s military
"trill into the dead general.
do ' will be a most
;.' Til honors due a ma»
, 'l‘wlllhepallt. Although but
,. i-senara {lit the regular army
; ll‘ lor. old the rank of mu-
" gyolllnteers antihwiil be
ill iy by the govern:
luard‘ of honor
' oi the Spanish
which met the budy
truitynoumog ‘5‘“
’NM‘ON. Jan. 29.--wnn full ~
blah General Wheeler sis- ,
. WM?“ .
‘ slurs at age. and 5
villutnks rposition innumerable grave.
With the casket resting just above the
grave the committal services of the
Episcopal Church will be conducted
by Rev. Dr. Stlres.
"All the casket is lowered into the
ground a squad detailed ilrom the
troops. will fire three volleys over
the grave. Taps will then be sounded
concluding the ceremonies.
. —._.~.
WANT FRKE ALCOHOL.
Hat Manufacturers Partlclpatinq in
a General Movement.
The question of free alcohol which
is at present occupying the attention
of the hat manufacturers, is one that
is being considered by manufacture-rt
and others who have oceasion to use
alcohol in all parts of the country. says
the Danbury News. The action that
the hat manufacturers have taken ll
but a small part of a concerted action
that has been started throughout the
Unltedfitatea-Legislation: has been be-
gun ins number of states with the ob.
loci of causing the minor l of the gov-
ermant 'tiix which'inakes rni'n alcohol
so expensive as to be impractlciable in
many industries. In these cases wood
alcohol is now used instead. but. His
Will award contracts ferrtham‘ so that
work ashlbe “commenced early in’ the
spring. . ‘
Mr. Wardwell willpommence work
on the breakwater as soon as possible.
it will take about three months to
build it. .‘l‘he object of building it is
or a‘smn‘il cottage on the island. it is
possible to drive out to the island a.
low tide. bht when the tide is high it
is a full-ll god island, .-li will malts
a cosy lltt e summer home. and has
attractions‘whlch greatly appeal to it
man of Mr. Siokes's tastes.
Mr. Stokes was a candidate for Pros
ldent oi the>Bosrd of Aldermen of New-
York on the Hearst ticket. A bill was
introduced in the Legislature at Al-
bany, last week. providing for u re-
count of the vote in the mayoralty cod.
test. if the hill is'passed. and u re-
count made. there is a possibility that
be seated. Then if Hearst runs for
Governor, us hewill in nil probability.
the mayor of New York would , “be
James Graham J’helps Stokes, and the
little island in Wescotts Cove might
wake up some fine morning to find it-
seif a rival of Oyster Bay. Mr. Blokes
Islands happens to be in the Second
jWard. _ '
to’prbvide a bathing beach bad a shel- . .
tered place for beats. it is understood . '
that Mr. Stokes intends to build rath- -
the Hearst candidates may cynically ’
is a very radical Decomrat and Wells ”
‘3”...
‘ a the fear being for the treatments.‘
. did not‘ him; a
= medicine. Adleman. it is sni .vwas a
‘ ’. sided in Bridgeport. ’
and belching.
. For sale by R. lifPlaisted. F. ii. Bax-
Dr. MCKnight testified that Adleman
Platner a Bradley
9 Proprietors
remnants from ' the
state board chili lug him to notice.
barber in. Meriden a few years ago and
he also treated come, He formerly re-
Wm...
ONL'Y CURE FOH‘ DYOPEPSIA'.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of, Newcastle.
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used iolhnve great distress
, [tried everything!
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i look Brazilian Balm. and one
50 cent bottle cured me completely."
live
\
loll dog The Clifford Pharmacy.
., , . f.
..v ‘ . was.
oi's lindjaccchl
percentage or ‘s itswamen iiiso sh‘otvs‘a
consultancies; laureate. women have
risen to the treasurers of street rull<
ways, presidents “of national and sav-
ings backs. secretaries of financiers on
Balarles, of 310.900 .and.,.312.500, execu-
glldlns and contracting
time, buyers enlarge; stores. , ,
srva: ooss NOT headhunter non, T0 7
heads .0!
if
one (3808113 returns show that 5.000.-
000 and more women are employed in
the nation’s industrial life. Tllfi‘i‘. Zero
aowtllrce times as many women ten-
ogrsphere‘aiwtlfiremiouyears can.
while thelmimber oi-:women bookl; ep-
ylganlu‘hus doubled. ,. he
HE cos-r or run-ut-
was. on ruslcouvnssv we HAVE-A CHOICE Anaoamzu'r or
MODERATELY PRICID PIECES TH AT ARE STYLISH iN_DES|GN AND
N . ——-—-——-—-—-—-—-—-— ’ is ,
. M‘BWONW last “mm far inferior to the grain alcohol for ;"Noglected colds make fat “‘79 . _, , .
tut:dsti'nJ%ll§fg§phsrcohlel malptlgagltglxg‘g:rfigmmd M the yards... . m WOO“ Norway “:6 a» . THIS BEST cousrnucrlON POWIBLE.‘ coin; iN AND LET us allow
rillgthe'hight and until re-
lll, foreseen ’by the regular
Mil-f 8t. John‘s Church is at
my); fll tqonth and, H streets,
't..oppo lte Lafayette Square,
from do a. in. until 6 p. in.
y il'ill'll'e ill state'and the posts
' its to may. pay, their last ill.
the distinguished-soldier. From
lithium. any men conspicuous in
all or rate. life have been bor-
_p. . very brief services
not at the church by the
backhand C. Smith, rector of
church. and the Rev. Dr. Ernest
: 011%. Thomas' Church in New
“My conducted the funeral scr-
, .llel in New York yesterday and
m'acodmoanied the body to Wash-
a!!!” to perform the loci and rites
e" ‘. I C
bemresidenl has indicated his pur-
pbseflof attending the services at the
Church. ‘When these services have
he'én concluded the solemn procession
fit“ cemetery will be started. First
‘ l
’ liliewlli be the United tSntcs troops
(filled by the War Department as
tracks will represent that branch
“fulfill For! Myer, will complete the. em
Who one caisson drawn by four
“horses and the casket will be draped
til the stars and stripes. Following
iii! caisson will come the veteran or-
giinlgutions as follows:
.llnited Confederate Veterans Assoc-
iation of Washington. under command
5',‘ ,oflfilo’im 'i‘.‘ Callaghan, president; Grand
.. ~ Army of the Republic, commanded by
“’ Corporal James Tanner, commander-
, uohief'. Spanish War Veterans. com-
ded by the department commander,
thi 1., Lewis; Company A. of Wheel-
'a Confederate Cavalry of Atlanta,
,. Ind the Army and Navy Union.
one will be. followed by the citi-
a.. 'i‘he‘honorary pallbearers sc-
, wire as follow:
W, resenting the United States
m . General Bates. chief of staff.
all Generals Mt-Klbbln. Wilson, iiaw-
ills. Randolph and linmpbreys. li‘cp-
, ting General Wheeler's staff and
ii delete oilicera of tho Confederate
Army in the Civil War. (inncrai How-
am. General Harding, (‘iiionel Andor-
. abandoned Marcellus Pointed. hia-
‘ terrier». Major William ll. Whites
hinlor William D. Bosch. Major Par-
. if,» Welt. daplain Joseph Hickman.
1‘ ‘Colohel Gsriingion. Captain Matthew
‘Wle._ lain William English, of
f ladle!“ saints commandor-in-chlei
, ; iii nlsb War Veterans: Captain
1 I
, Milton and Lieiilcnnnt Reeve.
”resenting the Confederate Vet-
' t . . al Stephen D. Lee. (lon-
.tcwart and General Basil
this the United states Ben»
a Morgan, Patina. Daniel.
llanbury Hat "Manufacturers' associa-
tion will confer in a short time with
committees? from other hailing dis-
tricts and every effort will be made to
secure the desired legislation, Con-
gressman Hill. of this stale, is interest-
ed in the question andis supporting
the movement. ,Through him the but
manufacturers have been informed
that. the atrbject, is particularily inter-
esting to this section. The manufactur-
ers state that they would be able to
produce afar better hat. at the same
money could they have the use of
grain alcohol as it. is far superior sol-
vent of shellac, which is used in the.
stiffening. Operatives are interested
in the subject as wood alcohol. which
is now used entirely. is highly injuri-
ous to the eyes and health of those ro-
qulred to handle it.
The government. tax on grain alco-
hol is 2.07 a gallon, This tax is plac-
ed on ll. because of the enormous quan-
tity of it used in manufacturing liquom
and medicines. Those who use is in
manufacturing. however. are forced to
pay the same lax Willi the con-
slro will provide for the ilenalurlzing
poses.
'i‘hc. expense of manufacturing grain
alcohol is about thirteen cents a gallon
which is less than the. cost of inakinii
wood alcohol. it is contended by tho
but manufacturers that the grain alco-
hol, with the additional cost. of denat-
urlslng it by the government. could be
marketed for twentydlve cents n gai—
lon. Thus by the proposed legislation
the purpose of the government in sec-
uring a. large income. from the use of
alcohol in making liquors would not be
defeated. yet the manufacturers would
be enabled to use it. is a nominal cost.
An objection that used to be made to
the use of grain alcohol in factories
was that some operatives were in the
habit of drinking it. Whatvor the
truth of that argument may have been.
densiurised alcohol would be as unfit
for drinking on wood alcohol.
The amount of alcohol used in hot
manufacturing is a small percentage
of that used in manufacturing through-
out the country. it. is ‘used in varnish
and in many other products while it
is important. in the manufacture of
in the went
a gallon of grain alcohol will give a
light twice as bright which will burn
twice as long as the light given by a
gallon of kerosene. Farmers can pm
ducewgrain alcohol at thirteen cents a
gallon and. thus. the matter is no im-
portant one to them.
W
‘ A MODIIN MiIIAOLI.
“'i'ndy miraculous seemed the recov-
ery of Mrs. Mollie Belt, of this place."
writes I. 0. ll». Hooper Woodford.
Tenn. “she was so wasted by coughing
rup helps men and women to a hop-
Dl‘, vigorous old age,
FEiLDBPAR CO. GETS
1. MAN'S LAND
WIATHIR
my
boson Gives New Haven
ncern Long Lease.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 29.—-l§:. G. Hub-
hell. it special agent. of the Mutual
Life insurance Company, of this our.
his son. E. (i. Hubbeli. a donllst.‘of
Springfield. Mesa, and W. ii. .iuiiff. a
well-known electrician in the employ
of tile New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad. procured n charter
at Dover. Del. recently for the Con-
solidated Foldspar 'Co.. of New Haven.
This concern is to mine feldspar, mica,
lead and other or'es and minerals in
this state. and is capitalised at £10:
lion. a portion of which has been paid
n.
The concern will soon issue a pros-
pectus setting forth the advantages
of the proposition which they are
backing.
' it has secured disuse for 99 years
Horace
it appears that there. are extensive de’
years, but has never been able to de-
volop. in view of the fact that he is
now 82 years of use. he has thought
l)(.lil. to give the lease of the property
ill-l indicated above. The terms of the
lease are not made public.
h‘cirlsipsr is used for ginning crock‘
cry and white. brick. and it is also
used, among other things. in scouring
compounds. The new firm will also
make a special feature of handling by—
products, such as rooting substances.
chicken grit and the like,
An advantage claimed for the new
corceru. besides the richness of the
deposits, is the fact that there are
ready facilities for shipment both by
railroad. river and bighwtly. The
later day discovery of the land was
made by 'M r. .lulli'f.
GROUP. ,
The first. symptom of this discuss is
honrscness. When . Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse. the attack can
always be averted. Elven after the
cronpy cough has appeared. the attack
in the early days of Kansas Judge
Strong was district judge on the bench
in Dodge City. livery time he was at»
sent the lawyers of Dodge City, would
elect an old air-Confederate colonel.
practicing law there. as judge pro tom.
A stranger drilled into Dodge City,
and soon noticed that the old “rebel'
was always chosen Judge pro tem.. lie
couldn't understand it. He asked Mike
Sutton how it came about. ”0h. live do
it because we like to see the old nar-
A’T‘euts’ Immerse for c, litmus). ,
In buying a cough medicine forchiidren, never beallraid to buy Cristian-
Laxu's Coons Runner. There is no danger from it. and relietis always sure
i to follow. It is intended especially for coughs. colds. creep and whooping
cough. and is the best medicine in the world for these illnesses. It is not: only
a certain cure foriomup. but. when given as soon so thsgcroopy cough appeau.
will prevent the attack Whooping cough is not dangerous when this remedy
is given as directed. it contains no opium or other harmful drugs. and may be
given as confidently to a baby as to an adult. , .
.i ,o” .'
, . I For Salem
1
CLIFFORD
PHARMACY.r
l ZEITFUSS PHARMACY
i
I
Amount to he Paid, to the Hartford.
,noun‘hed authoritatively that the New
wiil‘be orthopedic the Consolidated
Railway Company, which is the hold-
ing corporation of the steam comp
any's electric properties.
in what way the Consolidated Rall-
wuy company wii repay the sum to
the steam corporation is not yet do-
termlued. but it is lmlieved"tbat ii
will be in the form of l per cent. de-
bentures of Mir trolley holding cor-
poration. As regards the. debentures.
however. it was sometime ago slated
semi-oiliciully ihlll do more of them
would be issued without the guaran-
tee of the steam corporation. as the
latter desires to secure the highest
market price possible.
Inquiry at the company's office as to
wilellicr or not the guarantee would in-
clude 4 per coal. debenluresnlrcudy
outstanding brought. the reply that the
mutter had not yet been acted upon
dcilnllcly by the board of directors.
The uciuul price~for the ilartford.
Manchester and llockvlilc properly is
not given out at. the present stage of
illi‘ transactions.
ma opinions.
remedy. and unaccount of the great
merit and popularity of Foley'e‘iionoy
and- Tar many imitations are altered
for the genuine. Theseworihleas im-
itations have similar sounding shines.
Beware of them. The genuine Foley's
Honey and TM is in a yellow package.
(ilk, for it and refuse any substitute.
It is the best remedy for coughs and
colds. Sold at Piaisted‘s Drug
Store. '-
ITUOIN? Dial FROM OIiP.
S'l‘lLLSQN-POWELL coneosln'rlou
Cyrus La‘illllthunson Offers 100 to
the est Students.
president of the Yale Law School Alum-
ilrst. second llnd third prizes. to these
members of .h” Wayland Club of the
school who gland in that order in de-
bslc. 'l‘he dill t of these prizes is to
equalize us gurus awards the Way
lend Club with the. Kent Club of the
school. ,
Victor H. Mlcicolf, Secretary of Com-
merce and hither, at Washington. and
a graduate oil Yule Law School in the
class of mill. has accepted an invite-
tion to deliver the address nl Ibo com-
mencement tlxcrcises of the school
next summer. ' ,' ',
Dean Henry Wade Rogers, of the
Yale Law Sclhooi. llns uccep oil on in-
vitation to tilellver tho’midfienr com-
mencement address of the. University
of Nebraska on‘thc‘ ihlh of hm month
ills 'i‘opic slit lie “The 'Ccmrallzailon
of (lovcminelitiij ., ‘
BEWARI O OINTME Tl FOR CA-
TARRH HACLnglN Am MER-
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of am ii and completely derangt
the whole ysiem when entering ii
through the mucuous surfaces. Such
a ten fold the: you can: sci.
- lyderlvsi mt, ,. unit's origins
,Cure. menu ‘ turddiby F. J. Cheney s
on. 'i‘oiedo.“0. dbhtai no mercury.
end into a inlemlly, cling directly
upon tile i and mucuoua surfaces
or the em . in buying Hall's L‘s.
tau-n Cure‘ ‘esare you get the gen-
uine. it in1 lieu internally and made
ln‘Toledo. hlo. by F. J. Cheney I
Co. Tech oniala free.
~ fluid by rusglsts.
bottle. ,
’l‘ake Hal
[$9 "they ' thigh};
Price. 16¢ per
la ramlly run lor canny;
YOU THE LINE.
m
A . J. 0
12-38 North Mamba-st. {I
Motors
w. n. Reed. '
am a co.
stints. Norwaiit. Conn.
.. M. .,..__.._.-,, “L.--
Wiring
The Reed 62 Voila Eledlital to.
Joseph A.‘Volk-, Jr.
' as wear wasnmerou eraser.
, i l) l n f sequence that they have necessarily ofufoldsltar.iieposl‘t'71 acres in extent -- _-.__~_ ..- wwwy , Mggfiw ' ‘
in? {3:14:33 egrcgllhizst'lo'nui: place“:- come to use the inferior wood alcohol. 0" the rocky lands l” Horace Johnson. N. Y.. N. H. a H. R, R. CO WILL PAY ”"228 full YALE DEQATERB. CAL WORK
diate vicinity of Washington a bat- The legislation the manufacturers and the widely known weather crochet: iN‘CABi-i. ‘ ‘ ..'......._. and
ion .01. “gm-em,” from W ashlngton others lmerpmd m n... movement .19. about four miles south of Mlddletown.‘ _........
. , . . r f val . of grain alcohol when used for manu- posits of feldspar which are. being. Manchester and Roekvilis Preocr- NEW lid . Jun. 29.~lt is an.
. yoga r::{vll§“ r :nlgllllll‘: ggvglrgfibmfa factoring purposes. d'i‘his in)??? inlet Iv‘vor‘llcdt orlvibe linslhbnn?‘0{(,hefcgn_i W for Consolidated. nmmoed that Cyrus La Rue Manson. .. ..
.. ‘ _ some substance woul bcpace ntie ‘30 cu, 1' or, n 0 V0“ 5' 0 iii' i vs ,1 , ,._.¢ 1 n- preside . '
lid a battery of field artillery. also Mum”, under government supervision new proposition. an ii there is also an- NEW 1 A laN. on 29 l s a WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK,
WE ARE now nanny 'ro no ALL maps or ELECTRI-
Will open with full line of supplies on or about February 1. 1906.
. , . that would make the alcohol unfit for other mine near South Norwslk. . nl Association and a resident of Wii- ' '
giléiiozgltl‘oil‘é‘ tithihlhihg“l‘lla¥eo:fifl& use till a beverage or medicine. but The Horace Johnson mine is not ' gzzk’cfigzarfvé‘hax; firmdngm liumeporl. Bill. has given three prizes Heating Apparatus 0 Balls
”lite country's soldiers has been lost which would "0‘ ”1“” it m “”9”“ really “‘ new discovery i“ fact it 1' a purchased Hart id. Manchester and amounting 10"3100 i0 llt‘ awarded a! .
Widths ranks. The body will be rate in value for manufacturing pun- (1990811 of Which he. iIH known for RoRockvllle Nobility m cash. which -—-“-- ~ - ~ —--1‘“3‘: “2-2.-”
NiTY FOR YOU TO SAVE MONEY.‘ ,
as wasnmc‘tos eraser.
breaking - . ’
AT
...... “n... 0.... .. ..
Clearance sole
YOU CAN PURCHASE LiTTLE L078 OF EXCELLONT‘ MERCHANDISE
AT PRICES FAR, IELOW ACTUAL VALUE. A ISPLENDID OPPORTU-
l;
N. ,E. RYA
”Prams
Merrill Bushfire :.'C
N,
7m<>w
‘ - mercury. Cniberson, m‘ u use frcm'heriun . Doctors e~ dine take the oath of oils lance lathe BRIBT01.,Jan. 29.-Chnrlcs “MW" ration. . - . . -
”fl" and Clarke. cargo her and so hearthat her fam iy United States." said sultan. MM ‘ "Willow 0‘ W 3119M“ ' “ -« W‘ ' '3'”. ”'7‘ 3'. $13!“. "a ,
. l' M ”19 H0333 0' RGDI‘G‘ iild unwind by her bedlitio forty-eight Scientific school ill, Yale. died yester’ i0! go we DOWN Nil/IR. . A RICORO THA TILE.» ‘ ‘
, ' 5"“ epmentntivcs but”! ”9‘ house; when. at my urgent request Dr. MOI! IViDlNcl FOUND. “if N his home ‘“ “ll” 0“" as a W“ . “ME. Jflil 29.«-'l‘here is a bi le cLAOIIO, DAY "‘9 “IMHO.
M Mil. 1‘9““ King’s New Discovery was given her. This is not circumstantial, but di- I, i. of an attack cf the grip, which f ANU ARV to i 3
Former secretary of the
herbs", Samuel linen-
iaai Henry. Dr. Sinclair
koapins in tracks or the New York
' :iormer senators Path. is a healthy‘w, an'todsy.” Cinema 20 West Street. South Norwsl ‘ ““9“- NOW. Him Ind Hilliard. Milo“,
. ‘ilslltlafnlll-umh ”.8 mm” teed cum ror coughs and colds. soc January 22. l . free. The room. warm spell broke a x .
' ‘io Fenltsylvanla avenue
, proceed song that broad
illiterwosiward to Georgetown,
.f , , . excessive pains in the back 'in the ,, night 'i‘litiray"lie ill ‘n anon lol‘ he!
. firing Woman River aqueduct mes aclossLLrsscoMss ales. «lemon of insistent-ya, which'becsme . new bridge twtne rt on brdlili'loosii "
,x “tini- “M to Arlington .. newton. Ci'i‘Y, Jain Zliwfiewurhss u bearable. i tried a great number m I” You from the ill! 0. “I.” 11‘6” 135
be wild to the cemetery reached here from Lee Angels» that o remedies plasters. hilt noaa'oi .. hunk of till ti
Myer. As the head of
with the astonishing result that im-
provement heal and continued until
she finally on iy, "covered. and
and ”.00 at if. H. Baxter's. South Nor-
waik, and ill. P. Wood’s. Norwulk. drum
gisis. Trial bottle free. "
v W
root evidence of fact. from a resident
or South Nor-walk. that Cornell’s Kid-
ney and Bladder Cure made him well.
The Cornell Remedy Co. .
Continuum-«i have had trouble
with my kidneys for a long time. with
ii dried from a hold contracted inflow
Harsh. lame was 18 years old‘ and
the son of u well-know: norm of this
Clemons
lint illipibtili‘
of uprlver lee ‘dt-the Conn ilcut R
vsr hri c it
guns n w‘r ' Was employed iii
great ousn tied of ice in the vicinlt ‘
of Hniyolte. which is now conning; down
the river iii in fields. About. id-
ib‘hs poslilmlt and
is point an today s .
M. A. ssasitt. run.
.1 . ”I.
. DINO ON CA Li.‘ FOR OATALOOUI‘. .'
‘ sodrlr‘ soawaax.
if?" ' 3.
The store to ‘.‘get the @006. Toys.
Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds, Flex-
iable flyers. all kinds of toys, too great
, machinery of all klndg, can be worded off by the prompt use articles shoul never be it except " ‘ ’ ‘
A“ 1’" Ingest {films} if i ii 0 as alcohol is largely used by inrmcrs or of this remedy. it is. a certain cure Fl & 0 Chi n ted on preamp r‘y‘ns: om rtiphlabi to lnentlon, at figures that are record
‘ "’9?" Li‘eu a ”‘0 I" 'bo a‘r others living in thinly settled localities for croup and has never been known H 99" d 0..., 0%.???“ 3 slcians. as he" ‘ "
a“ it tenant, ‘0 onel 7'" for lighting purposes. ills claimed that to fall. " 0“” a“ T” 3' 3 1 ton ‘ m“
allege
MOTH, NOBWAL‘K.‘ CONN.
_ Marie insideeiie. of this place. has lust them did mushy good. i heard of Ian M drifted dost ‘lt ,llihli’the old drew-
‘ cm.“ ‘ WW opposite disposed of two iii-intent Cape Nome. your Kidney. and bladder Care and. in ; if. . 7.. I}: , brid e. , ’I'slca, ,1"'which' is” lid ,.
all Will Will. soimdins Alaska. for a gamer of I‘fliillii‘m dais despair restored to try it. will “m0“ "-’ ’ feet out. u my” dotted the river and
.il‘eral’a salute. of thirteen
. chlamydia.
. my services and the
‘ of the church will mark
the cemetery. The
I
hire. Miss dseiie ined consid- a _.
‘ersbie fame when the phallic boom
started. by starting for that place
alone. At various titties it has been
reported that she baaolesred up hi.-
glliimoo through her operations in that
I00. . ‘ ‘ i
it is probable that idles Relduils
wili'rolhru‘hore soon to her farm
last out of hate. p, .
happy to as, that it worked won rs.
u now i am as well man. without ache
‘or‘poin in my kidneys. and cheerfuli
recommend it- to anyone“ having kl .
hey diseases.
' Yours thankfully,
' ‘ ' a. W. Manor.
fluid at. dilandeahis a yummy.
Not-walk: Ciliiord on map. loath
Norwelk. , ,4 , "
1,“ a result. there was an ice ism at
the bi‘ldIiM
so high iii
- molar“ azal-
'i‘oday the ice plied lip
lt ‘sortie‘bf‘it'iloatpd over
the militia do a few at the Shore
mas-ism l warehouse. use his
gang of me is kept constantly at work
keeping til tracks clear.
Judiice‘nlwa “ s is largely temper.
‘ed with telhnic ities.
li'u
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“was, after all," said Mrs. Nugget.
linsiiy. "there's just one little bit of
millinery that i desire moitm" .
"And i tell you. i won't buy it for
" ‘mmyi's'ivmfii'a re to pay
0 ; q ' e
ills- it.'- 19:1 widow's bonnet."-Phli~
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