titers Have a Lively Interest
.- WASHINGTON". March 24.-—~’i‘he
. senate committee on military affairs
and to promote rifle practice. The bill ‘
to identical with the one repmtcd fa-
vora‘bly by the house committee and
carries an appropriation of $2 000, 000
ole-rem '1
ion. In
yesterday reported the house bill to .,
lucreirso the efficiency of the militia
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' 1’111-1-111 Himself 111111111.
3,5311%“, ORE. MIL, March 21. —
,Brooit'iy’h; Anne Arundei County, just.
across he Patnpaco river from the
. horrified over the deeds and
illici- Poise. an insane man
1111 old. who, enterting his bro
111111, gathering to attend the
the brother's little child,
re with a revolver. set fire to
9111111, arid himself died from gun
‘1“? {but whether self inflict-
isu dim
111111 Firing Unexpectedly.
j Police entered be room and began
firing no entirely unexpectedly that
_ , . 1.1111111111301111 were wounded before
escape The mother and
till ‘11 of the 'manlac were
Whirl!) the kitchen and held prl
Wilt re Potes then locked hint-
, :is in house anti fired upon all
"llo approached. Nine persons were.
niul‘ed more or less seriously by his
11111111 from revolvers and a repeating
shot gun. Of these, a brothm. John
‘H. 3,0in and William H. Mlllel',1r bro-
thbr ill law are likely to die.
Sprinked Oil and Set on Fire.
Poles found time between shots to
sprinkle bit about 'the house and 11111
fire to it. While it was burning tiers-1'
'ly Chief of Police lrwln, Henry Rob
arts and August E. lemois broke in
'teh front door and managed to save
1. from incineration the body of tht1 child
whotie funeral had been about to take
pines.
Firemen finally extinguished tht1 fire.
1: 0n the second floor was found the
" body» (if the maniac. badly burned
alloyeth'e waist and with a shot, wound
over the heart. bystanders had 11er
at him repeatedly, but whether one of
their oboe reached him during the two
1'ltour‘fusilade or he died by his own
‘hand could only be conjectured.
11.111111111111111... 11111111111.
TIMELY AND VALUABLE SUGGES
TIONS.
Many people especially women who
lead closely confined domestic livcs.
suitor from what in general terms is
1111111111 "nervousness." Among all forms
of treatment none has even approached
in success the intelligent use of llr.
David Kennedy‘s Favorite Remedy, of
Rondout.‘ N. Y., which promotes an
Honey and natural a1tlon of the digest
. ive organs and hepatic tone to th11
_ 1111111111111 system.
W—
M'OTHER AND CHILD DIED IN MY
BTERIOUB MANNER.
PORTLAND 012,11 Mmcb 21. ———A die
patch to the Oregonian from Albany,
tire.l says: ‘
At Munkers. in Linn County. a moth-
er Ind child are dead as the result of
, a mysterious disease or poison that at-
faults the throat. A large number of
, climb}! similarly affected have dicd
ashore large numbers 111' wild 11111111
ii biiva visited the place The
will I of the mysterious affliction are
N". Thomas McClain and her little
“liter. A physician was called and
(pronounced Mrs. McClain suffering
'irom Ipoplerty. She clutched contin-
my at her threat. but was unable to
late. The sufferings 111 the lit
:1in Were ascribed to an 111111111 111
%}t ihe chickens l1. 1111 died of poi-
seems probable 111111 ilit: 1111i11l1
”lléve that M1'11.l\lt(.i.1ln 111111 bur
tor died from noun.1 noxious d11.ug
‘ , tigItlou will be held.
“‘1' 111111: 11v IAVAosa.
the torture to which
lavage tribes in the Phil
agent their captives reminds
‘the Mouse suffering i endured
" 4 die. "Nothing helped me an
"‘ meted 1111111111. 11111111 11111
- 1
Wart: and nervous to robust
Web. Price 500.
.1' 01' UNKNOWN MAN round.
fiAYEN. March Jib-Jilin body
the lumber rafts near the Yale
iii‘tbe Quinnlplac river yes.
7 . 1’1‘1111 111911th1 11111111-
111111111 an investigation.
,y . {oi-19111.1: no:
” ' I 2-2
1" 1'11"? trot.”
:111111‘1‘3
for rifle practice mostly.
is strongly endorsed by the Connecti ‘
cut; National Guard and has the 11p-
prcval of the National association of
the militia.
11111111 from inhummntion of
1111in.“ any 11 w: M an arms. of
Which completely cured mo.”
'11rliIodMnlorln; ondm
' “sound by l“. 11.911111»,
, News": and ill. P.Wee1i. Nor-1
11111111 man was found floating
This bill
The house committee on the mar-
chant marlne will commence hearings
on the ship subsidy bill April 4. This is
a bill in which Connecticut manufac-
urers and shippers are much interest
ed; '1‘ he various business organizations
throughout the state have also urged
the passage of some ship subsidy bill.
A meeting has been called by Con-
gressman thtlellcld of all the New
England members of congress to con-
sider what action the New England
members ought to take on this subjott
Mr. Littlefleld is trying to get all the
New England congrfissmen to stand
tOgcihc'r on some p position. The
meeting was held this morning The
sentiment in the New England states
is very strong for ship subsidy and the
members from this section of tht1 coun~
try are nearly all in favor of a bill on
the subject.
Waterbury Bills.
Congressman Sperry has introduced
in the house two bills in behalf of 11‘.
B, Field, of Waterbury. Both of them
grow out of the payment of inheri-
tance taxes, and seek to recover the
amounts paid by Mr. Field as executor
of the two estates of Frances B. Elliott
and Sarah B. Field. both of whom died
in Waterbury. There are a great
many of these cases. and the sub-1111m-
mlttce ot' tht1 honsc committee on
claims has looked into the subject
Quite extensively. They find that the
amounts Involved will1uggr11guie scv
cral millions of dollars. and it is hard-
ly probable that the committee will re.
port all of the bills favorably.
Congressman lllgglns has introduc
ed in the house a bill 111 increase the
pension of Andrew E. Kimmy. of Wil-
liiuantic from $l2 per month to $110.
Kinney served in Contpauy i). 'l‘wun'ty-
first Connecticut; Volunteers.
Judge Baldwin lncorporator.
Senator Dodge has reported l‘avor'u-
bly the bill to incorporate thc Aichuco
logical institute of America an 111'
ganlzatloh formed for 111. purpose of
investigation anti rcsoarcn in tht1 Unit
on States and foreign c011111rics.'A111
01112; the 11111111111111.1111. are Judge Stirr-
eon. S. Baldwin and Prof. Thomas D
Seymour. of New Haven,
Senator Brandegee's House.
Senator Brandt-gee is getting ready
to 111th1 into his new house 011 K
street and expects to be domiciled in
another week. 'l‘hm'sday night some
of his servants 111111111 down from New
London, and they are now putting the
house in shape. Thi- boum1 is tmf‘ oi
tbt1 landmmhs of Washington in the
most fashionable part of the city.
Ball of the States.
Ont1 of 11111 largest balls of the sea
son was given Thursday night at the
Arlington hotel. 11 was called the bill
of the states and was for tho bontit
of the National Junior Republic. Am-
ong the patronesses were: Mrs. Bulko
toy and Mrs; Hill. Congressmen Spor-
ty and Lillcy were. among tbt1 floor
managers. Many Connecticut rosi-
1lcnts of Washington attended.
DANCERS OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which 111 so
often fatal, and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Fol-
ey's Honey and TM will stop "the
cough heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. Ls Grippe
coughs yield quickly to the wooden
fui curative qualities of Foley's Hon
ray and Tar. There is nothing else
“just as good" Plslsted's Drug
tore. ”
OFFICERS TO BE EXAMINED.
Adjutant General George M. Cole is-
suad general orders Friday providing
for the convening at the state cam.
10!. April 5 at 9 a.1n.of1he examin-
lng board of olll'cors of the C. N. 0..
and appointing Colonel Oliver 0. Smith
surguomgeneral and Major John 13
Cook of the Medical Corps, additional
members of the board.
The following members are ordered
the examining board in dress uniform.
with side 111111111. on the date of the ex-
smlnatlon:
Second Lieutenant J. H Kelso Davin.
‘battsllon quartormlster for battalion
Adjutant. First infantry.
ion colorant Third infantry.
111111111111 lieutenant Frederick A.
Soldier. for first lieutenant, Company
11.111111 11111111117
First “colorant 11111111111 11:. Proud
man, for haploid. Company 1, Second
infant 1.1?
First lieutenant Arthur Putnam
Woodward. to: captain, company M.
"‘1’le runny.
Bo Lieutenant Clarence A. how-
0"111', for 1111111: lieutenant, Company 1..
Second 1 fatty
11111111111 inf testify.
i Willi on.
WW
to report in person to the president of
Bocond Lieutenant Oliver J. Stow-
art. battalion quartermastor for battal-
ii
second Lieutenant Albert A.K1urc11~
birth; for first lieutenant. Company 1.
m0 Hootennnt Frederic 0 Am-
1111 lieutenant Company
urn liar. 11111111111111 our:
Ask for 1111 “1'00 Kodoi 1111111111“ and
NORWALK CONTRAC'lZlNO NO'l‘ES.
t'l‘bc Commercial Bulletin).
Plans for Synagogue.
The plans' have been completedby
Architect Ferris S. Morenouso and A.
Harris. president of the Beth lsrael
Society, will receive the bids at urine
tor thq proposed synagogue to be
erected at Concord and South Main
11111111111. The society has purchased
another lot 4011100 foot on South
Main street and the building will face
t‘oncord street, the lot now being
Ititlxiit) 111.111. it will be a frame struc
lure, 31111111 111111. with slrlugled sides
111111 roof. The main floor will seat
225 and the gallery 125. The contract
for furnishings will be let separately.
Stained glass windows will be requir-
1111 also. gas and electric lights and int"
nut-o boat.
$45. 000 Residence.
A. R Mulkin and (.‘ompnni have
been awarded the general contract for
the fine residence to be elected .11
New Canaan tor Dr. Williams of New
York The plans were drawn by Ar-
cbltccts Week and G,oldsmlth of New
Y.11rk i‘bc house will be provided
with tile built 11x11ns.sfenm heat at
cclr'lt' lights and other modern, im
provcrnt'nts.
Contract for Dormitory.
David J liol111'uu.l‘.2l3 Filbert
street. Philadelphia l‘a.. has been
awarded tbt1 gt'umnl 11'1011111111 for the
new dormitori to be 1-'11c111d by tl111
Holy liiosl Fathers of the R. C.
Church at West: Norwuik.
a thr'cc-stor'y 111111111 structure, with it
rooms provided with 1110:1111 built. The
cost will I11111l111ut $15,111ltl. ll l1‘
1.
1-
1l111 1111111111 1111111111111 for
and burn at Bell island l'ui t‘oinmu-
tioi't' James A. Farrell,
N. \. l‘ht1 house will haw1
bi'idtzt1 was awarded to the. lowest bid-
der. William b). lniuiols. 111‘ Silv1"-li
mine whose bid was S" 11:18. i‘ht1 other
Stamford.
'l'1lli
to be erected on I'tflrllold overrun by'
Oli111' Wet'd it will 1111111 lllllilt‘
constitution with eight rooms pro
vithul with 1111111111 lit at and other mod
111'11 l111prov1uru1111s.
boas-11 is 11111 architect.
'l‘llt' lived and Vtrllt Eltulr'ical to.
pro 1"ewirlng the Putnam hose hour“
$3. 481i.
0111'11 wiring tbt1 tint1 residence wblcl
Contractor H W.
on I1‘lmwood avenue for Judge Light.
Mary
lion.
log and treating.
ton. 'l‘,
on“
WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.
ing cured bythc use of Cornelia“ Kid
hey and Bladder Cum. of diseases 11
11y before the public.
ed for it that it will not do.
all drug stores, South Nowalk
50 cents.
PDBTOFFICE.
a metropolitan Post Office for Chicagt
one that will compare favorably will
that in New York and other custom
cities. has begun in 1111111111111.
C. M.Wa111r11. 111111111111 superlutcnd
11111 Saturday. departed yesterday to
necessary help required to give Chi
cage people and the 111 states tribul-
Iry to this city their mail 111 reason-
able time.
oVertimo until the men become 1111-
compelled to lay off in consequence o
the strain.
ed.
state prison if it 1111111 posslbu to dis
111119 of her 1111111 otherwliie.
sow BY THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
it will in";
lloyh', itldti (‘hcstnut 11111111. l’biludcl
pliiu. is the 11111'hii111-l.
Bell island Residence.
William ll. McMahon bus takou’
111-11 house (,1 [00¢
11f ilt‘ooltli 11.,
nlm'iiNJURED BY A” FALLING CHIM
rooms piovltlod with fiu'nut-o bout illlll'
other lurpi ovomcnls Sub 1- 111111' acts
not I111. (lost about $13,000.
Bell Island Bridge.
The contract. for tl111 ll1‘1il Island
blddt't wits l-"1111l111'i1'k S. Warmducll of
bids ill‘(‘ in for the new house i
lt‘111'rii1 6. More-
on Franklin 1111-11111 and will begin all
Mather is bulldliv...i
'l 1111 new 1111111111 whirb N. S. Finch
is building on Blinuood avenue for
lump in now nearing comple-
'i‘. S. Donaldson has the plumb
N. S. lt‘Inch is plastering the new
house for Charles Raymond at Rowuy-
S. Donaldson has the tinning.
it is a fuel that. more people are be
those organs than by any other reme
Try it and be
convinced that there is nothing claim
Sold by
(llerrtlenlitg and Company. Norwallt:
Price free
CHICAGQ wAN'ro METROPOLITAN
CHICAGO March 21. «The light for
cut of the Department of salaries and
llowsnccs who had been here. 11in1111
Washington, to 111111111 his report on tho
Meanwhile the postoillce is doing the
best it can with short help. working
haunted with the long hours and are
Half advised of the new man 11111111111-
cd their positions yesterday. unable to
keep up with the terrific pace requir.
200 Year Calendar.
......._,.........._....._._1.... .._....
CAPOBlANcO ON THE STAND.
M
Witnou Could Not Remember Many
Thing. Brought to His Attention.
WATERB'URY, March 2i.-~’i'he trial
of Sabine Perlello, charged with mur
111111 in'the first degree. continued yes
terday in the Superior Court before
Judge Sbumway And a jury.
(‘lroarco Cspoblano who it is claim
od,wa.~1 induced by Pericllo to fire tl111
shot lltat killed Angelo Solomita last
summer was the only witness examin-
od. He was put tlrrouglt a 1"ig1nous
cross-examination by counsel ft» the
accused who tried to 11111111 111111 admit
that the previous stories he told of
the tragedy and its causes were true
and that his later accusation of, Perl-
cilo inducing him to' commit, the crime
was untrue.
Cupobiano held to his story. how-
ever despite the law_1111"11 111111111111 hlin
and on really tickllsh matters relied
on tlit1 good old “i don't remember"
reply.
Among the statements made by Cap
oblanco was one that l’t1riello had
placed the revolver in his hands and
told him to shoot Soiornil’a with it
Asked if he didn‘t tell Sheriff Dun
them and Deputy Sboilff (lillcttt- that
1111 had stabbed 11 1111111 in Brooklyn
tend had served seven months for tlrt
Ecrime Capobia'ruo said he did not 111
member saying anything of the sort
Court adjourned at I o clock tlilli'.
l'l‘uosday lumping at 133,111
l DON'T GET THE HABIT.
indigestion is much of a habit. non"
1 got the habit. Take a little Kodo
Dyspepsia Curel after eating and yet
will quit belching. puffing. pulpilnlllli
and frowning Kililill digests whu
11111 1-111 and makes 11111 stomach sweet
: Kodol is a thorough digestnni. and wit
11111111111 reliol a"? 1111,1'dii-111r11111'1iue 11
11111101110111, 1111111111 in or mal-assimilatlot
Sold by The Clifford Pbar
I
I’ll Ii cy.
-......,........... M.—
1111111'1'0111111111111'111 21.» 111. 1111
Mrs. Niftbun if ‘1',Iftiu 111' Windsor
bad a narrow 111111111111 from death yer
icrday 1111 they \1'11111, walking past ih
auditorium building in Asylum street
.\ tirininoy on tho building blew down
and the 111111 of brick slid doun iht
roof and over 11111 side of tht1 building
to ”W strut-f. llplow.
Mr. and MrMGrii'liu were directly
ibolow and were mor11 111' It's-1 111j111'01‘
‘by sumo of iht1 flying ill him 01111 11
‘.Ml‘ ‘iililn' 5 111-11 was badlt 1 rushoi
'iund be sustained sovcro 11111111111 1111 Hit
bond.Mr.~1.tiiltliu was 1111111 2111111111111:
iliurt although a suit 11111 which sin
111111 carrying \H‘iil 111111111311 front ho.
, band and 111111111111 flat
DEAFNEGS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cunnol
reach the tllRt‘u‘wil p111tlon of the ear
"l‘herc is only one way to cure deal
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by all
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. What
this tube In iuilumed you have a ram
bllug sound or imperfect pouring, out
when it. is entiroi1 closed. Deafness ii
the result. and an
1111111 be taken out and this tube rector
I
l
l
l l
1
be destroyed iorever;n nine cases out
of ten 111-11 11111111111 by (‘atarrl1, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition at
the mucous surfaces.
i
Catsrrh Cure. Send for circular:
F‘. J CHENEY a CO Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Drugglstc 7511.
Take 11111111 ramily 1111111 for 111111111
nation.
USED AN A : ON LANDLADY.
HARTFDR l),
Caraway was before the police court
)
l
i
demanded 11111111111111 rcht
was continued 1111111 Elaturday after
r noon and lot'away remain in 111111
raise bonds ,
nun—nun»
A LIVILY TUIBLI
with that old enemy of tilt: rac
stlpltlon. often ends 111 Alli)“
To avoid all serious trouble with 810m
sch Liver and
New Life Pills.
f
oornfort.
Not-walk, and ill, P. Wood’s. Nor-Wink
drugglsts.
WASHINGTON. March 241—4’
11 1511
, iii Keep your
of the rich andhpttrc
1'5 Lll‘lfi'fllilfil
drawn 1i" ..
the House Committee on Appropria-
lions. Willi 11
‘ merit of hand the seeds furnt
by the Hobart
oral stares:
“A11 nearly 1111
cost. of clarity-lug1
matter varies from
and: of. thin 1111111
1 and belching.
less the inflammation
1111 to its normal condition. hearing wlli
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any 11111111 11f Deafness (canned by
catarrb) that cannot be cured by Hall's
arch 2i.-~F‘redcrlck
yesterday charged with threatening to
use an axe on his landlady. when she
The case
the meanwhile 1111 he was unable to
11 Con»
titultii.
gowels. tulle Dr. King's , , ..
They perfectly rng~ " ’ '
ulsie these organs. without pain or dis-
2111-111 11‘. Runner‘s. South
W
0031' OF HANDLING FRI! SEED!!!
a. 1
musteratleucral Corteiyou has supplied
Representative Tawney, chairman 111
111i
1 of Agriculture for
free distribution. The postmasteragen.
e estimated. the
moriurdum as to the
' 311111111 cost will; Post Office Dell ft
to strut cents."
mm .
, fi$ma¥1q and
lit it of M?" 111111 the 11811
1111111111111 1111 it 11111 11in and both
were sent 1.11 11111111 prison for from one
in two yours. This was tho mlnbnuu‘t
11111111111111 Judge (111111 stating tlllil be
was opposed to sending a woman to
l , 11
'l'. 1121111 ""5'
When Mrs 111111111111 pleaded guilty
she fell in a faint in the dock. in view
of 11111111111 that sho'has been found
marking lines of sorrow in her face.
with bur-111 matches 111111 entlntt soup
to make her sick. some thought it was
11. runs to win sympathy. it did not
Affect. the state's attorney. who read
the woman .1 11111 record in .Now lih
you and other cities.
The goods 11.111111 in the homt1 of 1.1111
couple in Now ili'itnln after the am 11111
of Mrs. l‘opulus bore a few weeks ago
was appraised 111 ”.2110
While 111111 has been in jail Mrs. Pop
olus lllll-l had her little baby with her
anti this and other 1.1111 features of the
case apparently appealed to the court.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA. .
Mrsb Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del, says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
I tried everything '1
could hear of. but norblng helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 1.1
cent bottle cared me completely.
For sale by 11.111111111111111 11‘. 11.81111
,'er and the Clifford Pharmacy. "‘
MEN RELEASED: women HELD.
Brown and Walther Still Under Police
Surveillance.
BRileldi’Ol‘t’l‘.‘ March 2-l.~—(lcorgc
Brown and George walker, the. 11111111111111
whose wives Wort1 hold for the Super-
iot' Court Thursday morning for theft
from the person of Michael Euglchui'dt
oi Greens Farms, were released by tin-
.p‘olice Thursday night. The men were
not directly implicated in the crime
for which tht1 women must face the
Superior Court, and it wasslmply to
look into the obscure past records of
the quartcttc. who have been in
Bridgeport only for, the past. week, that
the husbands were hold.
The police are in communication
with other cities where it is suspected
hat the suspects are wanted. Walker
1nd Brown are still under surveillance.
DOCTOBS ARE PUZZLED.
The remarkable recovery of Ken
aetlr Mclvor, of Vuucebor'o, Me is
the subject of much 111111111111. to the
nedicul fraternity and a wide circle
11 friends. He says of his case:
‘Owiug to severe inflammation of the
l‘l1i'oat and congestion of the things
hrcb doctors gave me up to 11111, when
111 :1 last resort. l was induced to in
")r. King's New Discovery and l 1111‘
happy to say, it saved my lilo." (lures
'1111 worst troughs and Colds, llroricbl
is Tonsiiltis Weak Lungs. lloarhc
111.5111 and Inituippt'. Guaranteed 111 F
l.ihrxi11rs.Souih Norwalk. and E. l’
Wood's, Norwaik. drug storcs. [1111
11111 “.00. ’l‘r'lal bottle free. "
DlNED FOR CITY 80 SKIPPED OUT.
Sillt‘lfildldl. March 21—41111. John
Tim-hots“. wil‘t1 of John (‘01'I111fskL has
1111 away. She put-ltcd Iu'o trunks
'1‘l1ursduy afternoon. White John Wits
111111); took all the lure curtains, 1111'
'lothiua, and what change she could
find uuil skipped.
.lohu is an ambitious fellow, who in
I111 last four years has bought him-
sclf a home and has made a store out
:11 part of it and established a good gi'o
ccry business. Mrs. (‘ocht'l‘ski is well
known hero and for l.'1 yours worked
it several large tobacco warehouses
About two years ago last May she ran
may and wont to llolyokc. but finally
John. after quite a little coaxing. got
‘1111' 111 return. Mrs. (‘.ocbofski was a
widow when John married her eight
111111111 ago and had one child.
When she left. at that time, she took
it‘l‘t'l‘lll hundred dollars. but this time
lobn said he wasn‘t going to leave
nuch in the cash register and he
thought only about $25 or $30 was this
1111.
.Iohn says he is discouraged to live
with a woman eight years and have
“1111' run away. She told him. he says,
that she wasn't satisfied lollyt1 In the
country. she preferred the city.
THE RIGHT lDEA.
One would think the lucrative idea
in a cough syrup should have been ad
vanced long before. it was. it seems
‘he only 111111111111 remedy for Caught
and Colds would be to move the bow
sis and clean the mucous nrembran‘et1
of the throat and 111111111 at the same
time. Kennedy's l.1nxatlve Honey and
Tar does this. it is the Original Lax
alive Cough 3mm. the best known
retuedy fer Coughs. Colds. Crotlp
Whooping Cough, etc. Tastes good
1nd harmless. ' Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. 1."
Hannaw mara'i'rurs PROPERTY
OLD.
HARTFORD. March 24.-’I‘ho pro
ptrty of the Hartford Hebrew Institu-
te was yesterday sold at public auction
by order of the court The purcha
11ers were the Congregation Sharators
find the 711111111111 so My jointly and the
51111111 was $9,200 it is understood that
11 building villi be used as a sync-
‘gogue and school. The purchasers re
.0
present the majority of the Hebrews
m1 Ell , .
All!!! borne the signature of. ’
boonmadonnderbls
d 111ch lipid , try.
“ iAlluvrno 1’s oyou ‘ is.
11111111 1 ond“Jnst-ns-good”arobufi
rtiif ‘ 111 _ , ,h and endanger the health of
an. 111...... .11. ,1.
orlcnco agolbtilf 11111.
What is oAS'roniA
Casio; 1,, pubstltnfe for , 7
thing Syrups. ‘ If!“ Oily“ It
‘ ‘ florphino nor outlier Narcotic.
31121111111011. I ”1.111111 its
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