uncommon
__thodist Church, Sunday
v. W. W. '1‘. Duncan said:
.iit the“ House bf Retire.
III” II no
iirin d In distribute
probe Wesson oi the x ,
, II' I. The speaker pro-
t the attitude of the Greek
dpoople With such I.
ympothize. Mr. McDermott,
«ems to thing it necessary
“ridges" in array against his
0 tiIili y in order to oppose
, rape of Russia. He con
. t the members of the Greek
, W64 own because
Dave been res-
, the: Christw He
ow that the, Jews
t'to death. butlthnt
ii Impurities removed
. . \ii‘ids'of .t'renson. This
as was the case if Jesus was
6 mbut if He were Divine the
lilty for His death was neith-
mob no; the Roman author-
SHRED“.
W #the Whole argument
of ‘th speech in few words we would
kuncecemry. inconsistent with
tself. tbsp nt tnI'git's references and
hike in its facts and its philosophy
It deems utterly ridiculous for we
new. this: enlightened land
use to undertake to prove the
Join? of Christ’s time gulltless cone
coming his death; in. order. to show;
tint the Jews in Russia ought not to
6116 unmounted. ' All that is necessary
M mm against such piers
‘ on let etruth which he states at
meiosis of the speech end. which is;
9 his main argument. minely.
swings of Christ that
,_ e murder at a human be‘
kfiw taken this as a thesis
.3! $6 had it cut. his speech might
have been worth while but to go into
9i lo argument to show that the Jews
(la ' J outbound. for the sake ofI
inf,k to the Missions that they.
trio _ lull the Jews is to ex
ibit a strange lack of humor not to.
1 common sense. By attempt-
Wfifl 'oixliinent be practically
.. tinted that ii the Jews
Chris ‘19 it is all right for
than, to kill. ; s. Now as n mut-
ill! at his ingument against the
i'ea that the Jews did cause Christ to
‘be orilciiied is veiy faulty. He flisl
I "to tsrlns to describl; the same
ill bx. giving to each term ii distinct
. fdé’n. He refers to the Jewish popu
lice til the ”common people" These
common people, he says, were i’aiom-
his toward Jesus and had no thought
of, whim. but when these same
people are persuaded by the chief
2W9”) elders to c y out ‘Crucliy
6 ii he coils 111 m u' '.niob “ He
‘ t this mob claimed for
em ill but declares that this
did not make the Jewish people res-
Willie any more than n mob that
en a, negro involves the American
;,§nt he seems to forget that
_ lulled to demand the death
0 by the authorities of the
. I. ihbn the American nation
a éfibonslble for the lynching
was exactly the case with the
Cali the common people who
he sleuth at Jesus a mob if you
”M mate them utterly from
lavish populace which is impossi-
hip hillbrlcnliy to do. and you still
menwitb the (not that this-
gsted by the Jewish
Which: is incensletcnt bernuso
0116102401198 that the Jews were
onslble because of the fore
u of God. than the Russians
the clue gull on since God on
, foreknowle he in rcluiion to
, 6! Into His argument is director!
,6 WWI of the Russians. who
. I i:'if his :Irgurhent be
M Gail eslm. f
I I . , 9st prance 0 mar
,- “ ‘ ”Elm Iiiiui there is no
. 6 beween divine cuthorty
‘ in. He shows his
moi-lest criticism. His
mlnli .Luke were writ
c any basis of reasonable
ll congressman bed civ-
dy to the critics]
in been discussed
6 the lust decode. hm
such statement if
his reputstion u I stu-
has never at died there
brill M shtick. His
gr?“ Ten mutt are
or so-
. «not him" in the Icripi
t watching the slightest
rot pthie own opinions
I utllm makes ll
,9 tot the feet 0
diction. Ind has to:
‘in pines of the crib
6AM ,.Iiiiibl‘crc. it
titles! kind of
Jo
hitciioetuc («minibus
I sends to schism
. I suicide. and
,nfiéflof our “in“
a s convicti
mm of vile nor
“that of the.lloh. Align. I "
it Illllfl .
' the Russian government I9."
sawmills oi. course most I677
. whet Principal
"lies in size from u large keg. which
are is not a single word do .
new: when the Gospels .
J. -‘P‘
3%.
id'. ”in BJIWIL:
linen.
{$1 gm“ will?
$911ng
mil“;
whet mngnld
' with dro In a:
serene thrryooin, 33".
cu '
We: M":
was urzcd b If
LB.
den. Ind I» or: f h‘cd tilted the th ‘
con. man" EVER STATE.
It Will Be diced it} AF.“ lb t
T?“ in Giéilnwicuh’ a I“ er ll
meant in Greenwzii ii next ’i‘hui sduy the
main feature will be the planting of
George Carmichael
terms- I liberty tree. The soil in
which this tree is to be planted will
.be gathered from nearly every state.
in the Union Packets of earth vnrY~
was sent from an enthusiastic resident
'of P age County, ill., 10 a tiny envelop
‘whose contents came from the garden
0! Col. ideniy w. Wnltereou. are now
in .the possession of Mr. Ciirmichael
together Willi letters lroiu representa-
tive men in each state. commending
the idea and its percent» The tree
to be planted is an oak. about eight;
.th feet high the gift of W. l. Hagg-
son.
The Virginia soil was gathered fiom
a spot where Lafayette had addressed
a body of Revolutiouury soldiers. from
a place in.}’orlsnioiiih whore llevolu.
tionnry burrncksliud stood, and from
the grounds of the Hampton lnstilulv.
The last named contribuiiou was from
President Fl'ifin‘eli of iiit‘. institute.
Hendfuls of earth from the spot
where Count Puluskl full and where
Sergeant Juspcr died. wcrc contribut-
ed by W, R. Louwun, u prominent luw.
yer of Snvnnah, GIL, Nebrnsloi and lo-
wa soil was sent in by R. A. While. on-
dltor of ihe New York Central ruli-
rond. Thomas F. Mulloy, oi' the Bob
timers and Ohio Ruilrond, sent Mary-
land soil; ’1‘. J. Tobin, nuiiilor of the
Wabash ruilroud. Missouri ground. the
cashier of Culcuslcu National liunk,
mailed u piece of Louisiana, and W. ll.
Hoichklss, a prominent Culinrniiiu.
selected to nourish the iron .11 bit of
woodland earth. probably 116 white
mun but] ever trod on. in this wuy
portion of forty states have found
their way here.
1870. c. M. V. A. 1906.
The thirty-sixth reunionol lhc lon-
necllcut Masonic Velcrun Assliclullon
will be hold at Highland Luke. Win-
sted, on Thursday. June 281b, 1906. iii
11 o‘clock n m., under the auspices of
St. Andrews Dodge. No. 64. and Sour
on Lodge. No. 55. Vcteruue coming
by the Naugutuck Division will change
cars It Torriugton. and trike the trolley
for Highland Luke. which is ubout sov-
en miles from 'l‘orringtou and three
lrom Winsted.
Those coming by the Central New
England Railroad will chuugc at Win
sted nnd take the trolley.
it is expected thul nrrungcmcuiu
will be made for return tickets at re»
duccd rules.
A. N. llEWlS.
Soc’y. C. M. V. A
ROYAL MlLlTARY REVIEW.
MADRID. Juno 4.-Tho post of be-
nor rat the Rayol Military Review iii.
Curnbunchol Cump ioduy was occu-
pied by tbo Wuiiriiii Regiment, to
which belonged the unicorn cud pri-
votes who were killed by the explo-
sion May 31 of the bomb hurled at
the king and queen of 9min. King
Alfonso und Queen Victor!» and the
Wudrau Regiment revolved ovations.
DOWII PREACHEO lN HOTEL.
CHfCAGO. June 4.~0vorilser Wil-
bur Glenn Voivls. st Zion City yester-
iiiiy announced thnt he would stay in
Dion despite any opposition John Alo-
undor bowie might exert against him
through the federal .courlii. bowie
n
preached to forty of bin followers; yes-
terday in his apartments at the Vir-
ginie Hotel.
At the Brunswick School Commences
' rem.
brough‘ them, thepo, its are carried by the" ‘
ping the tllfi'ercnt
fluent
tie the superhuman “floss? had i c. c cll'b
ends were our lead th the cured,c
Ill! 0 mvéllI M
.lI’ iI
.Ifiwilq-E Tr new. 'W
W... ......, .,. .... My».
' AUTOMOBILE is wescxeo
Woman's: ”69.3mm in Accident at
9 ‘mfprrl Yesterday.
STAMFORD. Conn. June 4 —I—~An nu
ionicblle owned and. driven by A. L
Palmer it well known resident of this
place. was in collision with an shut
ment oftthe bridge .tlii-it crosses ~the.
Noroton River hero and wus overturn
ed, throwing cue the occupuuts, who
were. besides Palmer. his wife; Misti
Rebeccn Staples. his aunt and a sister
or Miss Staples. Palmer had turned
the car to mold striking another vb
hicle and the automobile swerved and
struck the iiijuimeut overlili‘ninr: All
the occupants were. more or less in-
;lur,cd but the most seriously hint was
Pulnicrs uuui, Miss Staples who is
over eighty years old. and who suffer-
‘ed in broken legend luiei'nsi injuries.
i-lho is in they hospital in u curious cun-
«iltion. ’l‘iic cur was wrecked.
STIMULATIONTVSITHOUT IRRITA-
in case of stomach nnd llvcr trou~
ble the proper lrcutment is to stimu-
lnlc these organs without irritating
thorn. Orino lnixniivc Fiull ~Sy1ll)
nlds digestion and stimulates the ill-
vr and bowls without irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary outbur-
tics. it does not nuusenlo oi gripe
nud is mild nud pleasant to take.
l’leistcd‘s silrug Store. '
TRACES ’OF POISONING.
Naugatuck lilac Held After Death of
Wife in Hospital.
NAUGIA’PUC’K. Conn,’ June Ii.-Zuc
Iiui'iuli Slui‘fcr, of this pliicc. wus held
by the police lust night hi the request
of Mcdicul Exuminer Crime, of Winer-
bury. pending an investigation lulu
the death of Slnuffer‘ii who. who died
at tho Waterbury hospiiul ycsiei‘dny
morning. it in acid that Mrs. Siiiuf-
fcr had been ailing for some time. and
that us her death occurred under what
scorned suspicious clrcumi-ituiu-cs to
lili.‘ authorities, on uutopsy wus perforI
uicd, which. it. is suid, revculed truoou
of arsenic poisoning. The order of
Dr. (bone for the holding of Sluui‘fci
was mode on the advice, it is said, of
Dcputv Coroner Philip Pond or New
Haven, who was called in after efforts
to reach Coroner Mix lied tidied.
DEATH FROM LOCKJAW
never follows on injury dressed with
Bucklen'ii Albion Sulwi. its autism-
iic and healing properties pioveit
blood poisoning. Cliiis Oswnid inc.-
chunl, of Rsiisuolnersvilie. N. ..
u rites: "It cured Seth Burch of this
place. of the ugliest sore on his neck
i over new” Cum Cuts. Wounds.
Burns und Sores. 26c. nt F ii Bu-
“3th South NorWIlli. undE l’. Wood's.
Norwnlk, drug stores. '
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lNaTANTLY KiLLED.
1 ~— '
Girl's Held Crushed Between Two
Trolley Cm.
NEW HAVEN Juno 4.~'Mlss Dolls
MacDonald. 18 of this city. was in~
subtly lttlled hilt night by buying her
head cri'hihc between two trolley cure
on the music .Ji use near the How-
iii-d uvemm bridge. ll iii said that the
girl in company with n companies,
we: return up to this city on I trolley
r franc uvi'n Rock and that bible
sniloniiro feeling ill lied thrust lilac“
hand out of the side of the car. which
wus no open one. Iii. ilist moment no-
oiher our come along on the (libel
truck Ind ribs girl's head wur inch
between the W0, crushing thus all
gndthccunlng it is believed. instant
Gt
.1
M'lio’d uremia or unit Iiion tor
NO I We and flint! dill
out dillrtilllfll mo terribly. ihirdrlcit
Blood bitter; cured me."-~.l. ii. Wiil it
or. Sunnis". lOiiio.
mama“. communion.
W
mutiny Will “Tricia-1st Medical
The state I‘llfiiiiiW of iillhiiniinurs will
hold I meet to ermine can
It the mismatch“ conceit} Nimble!
on Your ltd-s Tuesday It 2 select.
“wood: of mourn: oi
Million; in
me well believe Imint tub
soc. instill the choroid
Iidcut of ‘tlic board
9.139% suite S
”Ki silicone
3 WT Juno iw’IDr. J. R.
“i305”: victim of so rsclgifi’d
even on
resulted from disordci‘cd kidneys
because the cause but“: been removed.
some taking F0LEY’IS KIDNEY CURE
at the first sign
having Brighiiis‘ 9:33:35
it”.
“rest. I]
com-
IIIDo not risk
MhmnI
6020 m RWIIEIDED BY
held ‘y
BEATEN AND ROBBED.
m
Assailant Escapes With $40 on a
Bicycle.
MIIDDIJDIBURY. June 4.——~Frnuk
Yugeski.
the country piece of John it.
who has been employed on
Whitle-
more at Nousn‘tuck. in this town. is
much wuntod by the authorities hero
for an ullb ed desperate assault on I
follow war man
The assault oc'curred at 8
last night at MI Whllicmore'
tiful estate. overlooking Lake
sapling. Yugeski. who is mild
o'clock
a bean-
Gone-
to have
had a previous cum-rel with the other
man waylnld him into
insensibllity,
robbed him of 8640. his month 3 whgcs.
He then made his escape on
cle.
'l‘ho Nuugntuck pollccw weio
ihftl Yugeski bud fled in the, d
of that town, but so for us
no nirost hue been lllillit!
a blow '
notified
li'ocllon
known
lioili men bus been working ut the
Wliiiiuinnrc pines. and one of them
had been (llacliuigi il
Oillel for
lie blunted the
his mlsfmlunc and there
wuu iillti foellngs bcliwcn them.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our soldiers wont to (‘-
iibu and
the Philippines. hcultli was the most
importuiit cunslilcrullmi. Willis
iron. retired
'l‘. Mor-
mmissni y ISergeunt U
S A. of Rurniz'rilouicl Concord, N ll.,
my 8'
two ienis in the l’liillppims b.
"‘i was two yours in Cliiiil and
and be
ing subject to colds. I took Dr. King‘s
New Discovery for Consumption, which
kept me in purfcct health.
And now.
in New Hunipshlrc. we find it the best
medicine in the world for
colds. bronchial lioubles mid
disease-s. (liminnii-cd n1 F‘.
ter‘s. South Norwulk. and E. l’.
Norwulk. di ugklsts.
$1.00. 'l‘iiuiwbottlc flee.
coughs,
all lung
H. Bux-
Wood a,
Price 500 and
DIAMOND THiEF CAUGHT
? w.—-
Arrcctod Just II the Trnin was LeavI
lng Bridgeport.
BillllGiEllllli'l‘.
ing the noun» or John
New York, was arrested here
June Ii.~A iniin giv-
Rolling».
of
yester—
duy afternoon. charged with being im-
pliciucd in the ”wit or u diam
and pin
from the stern of Davis & lluwlcy. je-
welers. Two men culled to
Still)” jewels. When they loll
look at
Willinm
C. llawloy, junior member of tho firm.
became Nuallil'ililm and found
u did-
niond pin villiieil iii :85 won missing.
liuwici’ follmvml lliiI tltiaii to
pot and i'uughl llollings just
il'ili“ wmi pulling out.
the lit"
(til the
Icicle»: m botanical".
wc .licymond Drinks Csrhoilc Acid
mill-other in Hsrtford.
BRlMlfi’illt'l‘ June t-I—Wciter n.
ltnyniond sgcd iii qu Punghhuepnio.
N. V,
(illiillllilltfli suicide by drinking
curlmiii- ni'ill in his mom do the Hotel
Voodnmu in this (My
ill becitb in
believwi to lie. the tiiuiic ‘oi his act.
liiiuiiicu u Wifl‘ who
resides in
Poughkeopeie. anmond loam ii bro-
tiitlr who lives
in Hartford
He
was I member of the Order of Elite.
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DIADLV IIRPINT Il‘l‘lt
and liver disorders with us.
‘ In as common in indie in are stomach
For the l‘
litter, however. there is ii sure rumo-
ily:
mauve medicine. of which
Electric Bitters; the great “A"
8.
Brown. of iieuncttsvillo. 9.0..1nyc:
In“:
rostrum my wife to perfect
lio.sli utter inure in on during! with
dyspepsia Mild chronicslly tor iii liv-
or ' Electric hitters cure chi and
lover. installs. hiilio Inns. ionic
kidney Milton and ladder disorders.
Hold on tectonics b i" ii.
”iii martinis: and
Fricc 606.,
a"; PIIaYIiOiAN
runaway Incident Friday
buster.
swims. Now
open
some heir terminating his member
“lip on the boll-d of charities
, Pyramid Temple. the covered bu
, was demolished Itloreoi
coiiidi
heavy automobile on litrctf
cud in
Ii
11me
Main inductance (in... N. 9., writes
NEW S'i’ATlON ADD TUNNEL FOR
, HA RTFORD.
""1 “It ”N
Landlord's Anaclstlen Han Plans for
a Costly Railroad improvement.
HARTFORD. Juno t—Appi-eclnllng
the (act that the funny changes pm
.pomd lo the plum: (or eliminating all
of the grade crossings in this city will
result iii considerable injury to pro-
perty in some instances. the Land-
lord’s and 'i‘nxpayers' association have
taken the initiative in an effort to in-
duce the New Haven road to estab-
lish u reform. The plans contem-
plate n tunnel from west of Flower
street to east of Spring street. ii new
railway stillion on Spruce street with
plaza on site of present station: nboll-
tion of grade crossings on Windsor
street on the north; reduction of pro.
posed headroom on the Walnut street
bridge; trucks at Windsor avenue lun~
no! lo be depressed. doing nwny with
ii‘t‘ ochciuc to raise the tunnel uud
something new in the way of subur-
lIun trolley service.
in accordance with it vote of the.
directors of the association, l’i-csldnnl
Samuel C. Doyi bus nppolnttul Slrccl
Commissioner Willium Angus and Sc
ii'clmun i'illifil‘y B. Piliill‘ii’k a can»
milieu to interview President Mullen
with reference. lo ii plan which will
bring «built. the changes noted above.
Stewart N. Dunning, secretary of tho
asswiiutionnhna communicated with
President Myllcn ulib reference to u
tiiiic when a meeting may be iii-id.
The action is the outcome. purllully
of u statement nuido by President
Mullen some two years ugo. that be
was dissatisfied with the Union stu-
tloii in this city.
Tilt! tunneling project is one or the
most important. it is proposed to
start the southwest cnlriini‘c of the
lunncl word of Flower street near the
PHI" 6‘: Whitney fuclory and to con.
liuue it in u northeastcily dinccllon
under the smulleii Collin or Slgour-
ncy properly under Asylum street and
Spring sliccl to the proposed now do
put on spring slicut. With the cou-
sirucilon of this tunnel the necessity
for the Asylum street. bridge would
be removed. The ilmili‘i would be in
the neighborhood of 2.600 feet in
length.
An alternative. plan is to luy the
slump i-nilrouil trucks in crude on
Asylum street, and to construct u
bridgc for the highway.
“Au—u...— ~—
92 ‘~
HOW'S THlsl
We offer One Hundred Dollars ile-
wnrd for our case of Clitnrrh tbiii cun-
uoi be cured by' Hulls (inlurrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY d: (30.. Toledo, 0.
We. the. undersigned. have known
li‘. .l. Chcucy fur Ibo last 16 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to curry out any obligations mode
by his firm.
WAlllllNG. KiNNAN I: MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo 0.
Hulls Cuiurrh Ours is tuken iu'Iier
nully. noting directly upon the blood
and mucous uurfcces of the system.
‘l‘cstlmonluln want free. Price the per
bottle. Sold by nil drugglsts.
Iii‘niie Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. ”
cosmos ,Arrwooo wsoc.
Married to Min Fannie Canticle Wet.
more It Mll'idfli.
NEW i‘il‘tl‘l‘A'lN, Juno, 4.w~'i‘ilo wed
din; of Bonnier William lillijnb AllI
wood treasurer oi the Mechanics Nu
ilonui bunk of this oily. and idle: Fun-
nir Cundoid Weilmors. duughicr at
Mrs. Margaret Wetmore of “critics.
limit piece Ii Mcriden in the First
Congregational Church at high noon
ridny. Friends from several zillion:I
witnessed Ibc ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev. A. .1 Lord. plii
tor or the First Congrcgniionnl
ghturch. invitations Were limited in
y.
l
cucuo or Midi-11'" blunt.
(ice. A. Sherman. million hedurglz‘.
kidney dim-ii for mom years and but
been treated by physicians for twalve
years; had tiller: 9 weiisiinown kidney
homicide sud other remedies that were
recommended but got no relief until I
Who‘ll in firing indie tour
bottles have cured fsue {this Willie
idem ‘rcfisfo Inflow 3’
icy s Kidney Ours i bod ingumem
about every iliieeii mindless!”
limb ”6.2%th
08 III will I
glues! t We would
‘ a
wilhcut his plans;
' who ‘misslng. ti o borrowed it billy of
, uvcrulls and worked Decoration day in
1y cents for his labor.
icy at it o'clock Thurlidny, and was
3 vi. who followed him to three Inloons
begun not role I Kidney Cure. The ' '
“on KIM
at it»
hits? oourb sounder ,
, till 33%“ ’“'
u it ii ,
n. “(ringiufiiville lobvo tile 0
Clarence thunk.
ed his honor for the prlvilego.
Omhsmsn has been working nil win-
Il New York as port/arm on sve-
tie arrived in Bi‘id‘iepori at
dusk on May as, and being hungry
bodght some food and wont to it lodx~
lug house to spend the night. intend-
ing to shirt Iron this city the next
morning. When hemwoke his trousers
and till the money he had in the world
e Bridgeport saloon Incl was ullowed
to sample the free lunch and given fif-
He arrived in New Haven by trol-
spotted by Special Constable Wolf 119.-
arid then enlisted the man for intoxi-
cotton and begging. ...
Feliceinuu Gilligan and (Bouncy tes-
tified the. man wus not drunk when
lichen to the stntion house in flip par
trol wagon Judge Mathewson asked
if the overalls would hold together
until he arrived in Pluinvills and
Crossinan said yes and he started to
walk home. I. .
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AN ALARMING SlTUATlQN
frequently results from neglect or clog-
ged bowels nod torpid liver until coua
stlpntion becomes chronic. ‘l‘hle condi-
tion is unkn0wn to those who use Dr.
King's New Life Pills; the best and
gentlest regulators of Stomiich and
Domain Guhruntee'd by '.F ii. ‘Bn'x
ter. South Norwnik, and iii. P. Weed.
Norwulk, iiiuggists. Piice 25c. *'
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RAlLROAD TO BUILD BiG PARK.
New Haven Go‘mpbny .Ent‘ers the Am-
moment Business. .
NEW YORK; June i;-‘A tract of
land or about 22 acres at West Forms
hunting on the Bioulx Rivor and be;
longing to William Waldorf Astor will
piobably be turned into an nmuseI
ment puik by next spring. Mr. As
tor's agents here buys negotiated a
21 year lease of the property with
renewal privilege, to the New York.
New Haven 'nnd Hartford Railroad
Company, and the contract is on its
wily to England for Mr. Astai' s signa-
ture.
net. and it is understood that the lobes
undertnkes lo spend $1,000,000 on the
properly.
Brox lllvcr thc Bur‘lem branch of the
New Haydn road . Tromont avenue.
Watson uremic iind One Hundred and
SchuIy— fourth street. The
company will erect u station on the
piopcity, to which speclul trnins will
be run when the cork is completed.
This will be l.i!d out and conducted
by Melville cl. «Shultlielser, foundcrs
6unii proprietors of li‘alryliiud iit Pater-
son, New Jersey.
ONLY CURE FQR DYSPEPSM.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Deb. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
until i took Brasilisn Balm. and one
50 cents bottle cured me completely.”‘
For sale by R H. Pi led F. H.‘ Box-
n
it; u itil Julio Mil
litmus stilling lo the court lhiti
blunt (i lime to secure fiii‘ilicr new ovi-
liens .
been unable to secure bull
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grav i or.
palm." says A. H. Thomas a well-
knov n cool operator of Buffalo, 0.
box it tukln
The rent is sold to be 670.000 :1 year "
The tract- is bounded by the .
railroad .
could hour of. but nothing helped me .
he. be “will“.
ibii‘iiine, was cuu~
any court unturI
Msocuilng Al-
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do again in ill
Cornwall is still in lull. linvlng
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A 'r ousmo DULLARB' WORTH
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I or e or years. pass us
(,1, bleach with excruciating
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Ripley's Kidney Cure.
the the rush t was Illi'ptjiiliug. A few .
dos I started the brick- r‘lusi- like sub-
und now i have no pnin across
ldneys and i feel like a new mun.
‘ is done me 8,1000 worth of good. "
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