r' . ed by federal officers on Saturday on ‘ 1~ than] Mots is Imitsted. the original _ «m “oflice of the lottery in said to be in ’froni a point ncarer this city. Arrests I! may“ by tits Republican coavsno l li‘l iiiti .».-.., . l; * sputum lion, Sour Stosisclimim iWorriis , assembly mssandhoss orsuiu’. 19% shown . l ,dg’wnucroa HARVEY Kittso. 1N HAVEN. Oct. fir—Edwin _ Harvey. a railroad conductor. was struck and killed by the belated Har- bor express at Naugatuck. Junction. yesterday. He was superintending the unloading of a car and stepped out on the main track just as the express came thundering along. He was tos- sed in the air and landed on the abut. merits! the bridge over the Housato- nic Bitter. Death came in a short time. He had been In the freight acrylics for fifteen years and was a conductor, for about seven years. He lived in West Haven and leaves a widow and one son. HOW'B THIS? ' We offer One Hundred Dollars Rc- ward for any case ofCatarrh that can- not be cured b Hall's Catarrb Cure. F. J. CHEN Y a 00.. Toledo. 0. We. the undersigned, have known F. .f. Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALDINO. KINNAN & MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists. 'l‘olodo. 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug- glsts. . Take. Hall's lt‘amily Pills for consil‘ patina ” CHARGED WITH HANDLING LOT- TERY TICKETS. NEW HAVEN. Oct. 9.-v~.lohn Marcus and Dominico Erica who were arrest- the charge of bringing lottery tickets into the state, worc hold in $2,000 each for trial. by United States COlilllliB- oioner Wright yesterday. The home Naples. but according to tho officers the business has bccn so great that it would appear as if the game was rim brother Italians who wore consldcred to be tho protnotcrs wcrc made at nth» or places on Saturday. DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT ’ LIVE Peter Fry. Woodruff. Pa. writes: "After doctoriug for two years with the best physicians in Waynesburg. and still getting worso. the doctors ud- vised Inc If i had any business to at. hand to l hail hotter attend to it at moo. as I could not possibly live an- other month as there was no cure for mu. Foley's Kidney Care was roc- ommsndod to Inc by a friend, and l .Immsdiuteiy soot my son to the storc lot it, and after taking three bottles I began to got better and continued to Improve until i was entirely well." Plaistsd’s Drug Store and The Clifford Pharmacy. “ NEW PURE FOOD REGULATIONB. WASHINGTON. Oct. ii.--—'l‘he now are food rogulations arc sxpccicd to made public mmncr than was antl- olpatod. Tho work of tho committee of three sppoinicd by the Secretaries of Agricultural. Treasury and Conunero on and Labor has hm approved by Docrsmrics Wilson and Metcalf. and with that view of securing the approval of Secretary nhnw. Mr. Curry. u mem- ber of tho commliia-n which drew up tbs rs lotions. aloft last night for Plush g, where its will see thi- sucro- my and If that official accepts Ilis rc- is'tioas grim-o r isms" but. Think it ovor. and whoa you go to buy that hos of salvo to has around the house. got Do. it! s itch and salsa. It. in its It the name Is stamped on ‘ . admit” coasts. with" build outs s bru us. an sspso y Manhood foi' piles. Sold by the cum Pharmacy. ” PUTNAM SENATORIAL CANDL » DAT". , AN. Oct. o.--Iisnry J. Potter stash. was Man‘s: the psrty for smart is tbs ”in district p . g‘lhirtvlws J_ now To ITALIAN LOTTERY. they will go to. the printer I i “’3 Bough . B’edrsithe I._ an...“ > be For liver NEW HAVEN, Oct. 8.~—-A raid by United States Marshal Formulas and Secret Service Operator Klinkc upon a house at 107 Ashmun street late But- urday night brought about the arrest ofJohn Marcus and Domenico Emea both Italians. 0a the charge of viola- tion of the interstate commerce law and of the lottery law. it being claim- ed that they have been conducting a lottery ticket business. '. These arrests close up the campaign against lt’ullans in New York. Paler- son. N, J.. Brooklyn and other places and the arrests total nine. The two men arrested will be arraigned before a federal commissioner today. A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70. "My mother has suddenly been made young at 70. Twenty years of intense suffering from dyspepsia had entirely disabled her. until six months ago. when she began taking Electric Bit- ters. which have completely cured her and restored tbc strength and activity she had in the prime of life." writes Mrs. W. L. (lllputrick. of Dunford. Me. Greatest rcstorative medicine on the globo. Sets Stomach. Liver and Kidneys right. purlilos thc.blood. and cures Malaria. Biliouaness and Wculc posses. Wonderful Nerve Tonic. l’rlcc 50c. Guaranteed by F. ii. Bax- tcr's, South Norwalk. and E. P. Wood‘s. Norwnlk. drug storos. ” SPANISH WAR VETERANS. WASHINGTON, Oct. ii.——Thc fea- ture. of the oncuinpinont and reunion of the Unich Spanish War Votcriuis today will be the parade this aftcr~ noon. The principal business at. the morning session was the. ratification of the ainalgsmdtlon of the Legion of Spanish War Veterans of Massachu- setts and New Hampshire. numbering approximately fivo hundred own. with the United Spanish War Veterans. Ctminiitums also submitch reports. STOP THAT COLD or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra- zilian Balm Is brushing up colds when- ever tried. almost without exception. 10, 25. 60c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif- ford, Baxter's and l’laistod's. " 1......— “‘4’" STUFFED WITH CHESTNUTB HE DIED NAUGA’l‘UCK. Oct. 9.~«Joliu Parli- lnson. of Union City. died suddenly yesterday at his home In that place. booth was due to an attack of acute indlgcstlon Iudnccd by Parkinson's oat- lng a largo quantity of chosinuts ycs- tcrday. its was about fifty years of age and loaves scvcral children, Ills wifc died a your ago today. BLOOD POIDONINO results from chronic constipation. which is quickly curud by Dr. King's New Life Pills. They rsmovo all Infuso now lilo and vigor; curo sour stomach. nniiasa. hoadacho, dissinou and colic. without griping or discom~ fort. 25c. (luarantccd by II‘. II. has. for. South Norwnlk. and h}. 1'. Wood. Norwulk. druggiiiis. ” NEW LONDON MAN 'ro COACH. B'l’ANr‘Oltli UNlVicltrIl'l‘Y. Cal. October lbw-«Daniel Murphy, of New location. Conn. will again coach the‘ biannual crud-s next. sprinil. Murphy telegraphed his noel-pianos of Stan- ford's icrnis ycsicrduy. but be will not coinnicncu work until about January fl . NLY cuss son ovsasr‘sts. rs. Franklin Dash. of New Castle. Dot. says: "I suffered for years with ”swimsuit mi have great (mil-cs: an c g in? or as could hear oi. but bot Ing mind has until I took Brasiliss Balls. and one about bottle cured ms compistsiy." For salob .l-I. Planted. it. If. Baxter and rod ustavs caurssn's ranL snn'rir panama. Cut. on. fir: 0n sycount of foggy weather which has prevailed since Friday, the trial of the armored cruiser California was again postponed yesterday bar so use poisonous germs from the syaloin and , sCliIfcrii Phonnssy. “ l H _ H ‘ lib not 'Ai‘iaglicsiions. The approach oi the biennial ass- sion of t e general assembly rovesls thefsct tpstatrsmsadous interest in propositions for new trolley roads In this state is about to make Itself man- ifest. A corporation lawyers of this city the outer day said that he knew I .rcudy of 20 petitions for trolley char- .isrs which would be presented to tho coming le isiaturofrum various parts of the stag ‘ The principal‘ trolley road moadp sites will, file not‘d‘isw of these appli- cations in ordeaito ksop atbsr appli- cants output the field. and contracts on old charters are now being worked out hastily In order to co‘ ply with the terms of legislation whic brought them'iato existence. Civil Engiib cars and drungbtsmsa are busy in mapping out lines for possible new trolley routes. The Connecticut country people arel so infatuated with the trolley idea that they raise no objection to the running of unsightly trolley freight cars through their village streets. Among the now trolley roads talked of is a modificatiori of the old New York'Bosion ‘rou‘to; a road from stony Creek to Essex. via Saybrook. a road from Waterbury to Woodbury. and a road from Norwich down the Thames river to Groton. This latter road. If built will parallel the Montville trol~ isy road a the west bank of the Thames. w ich has'thc credit of being the “greatest money maker for Its len- gth of any trolley road in the state. The New Haven road‘has fought the Norwich (lroton proposition hereto ore. BYRNEB MAY RETURN. To Establish Better Fooling Towards Msilsn's Road. Rumors arc in circulation in well informed circles in Boston that 1‘. F1 Byrnes. assistant to President Mellon of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railrdad. will return to Bos- ton before many weeks to assume con- trol of the management at this end as Mr. Melicn’s personal representative and vice-president of the company. This. If there is any truth In It. says a Boston paper, will be good news to the business men of Boston, who found in Mr. Brynes during his brief stay am! ong them, one of the most capable and agreeable officials that has over administered the business of the road at this end. Mr. Mullen is evidently desirous of establishing better rela- tions between the commercial classes and public generally of that district and the great. system of which be Is the head. Mr. Byrnss is very well ltnown‘in Boston. where for some time previous to October 1. 1905. he was the personal representative of President Mellon. and had charge of the Boston end of the road. . Fayette 8. Curtis. second vice-presb dent is at present In charge of the Boston end of the New llavcn roaii's affairs. Mr. Curtis was formerly of New Haven. Many a man of humane impulses. who would not willingly harm a kitten. is guilty of cruelty where his own atomuch Is concerned. Over-driven. Overworked, when what it needs In romething that will digest the food sat- ‘n and help the stomach to recuperate. Something like Kodol For Dyspepsia hat, Is sold by The Clifford Phar- macy. “ GILMAN ESTATE ACCOUNTING. Final One of Administration Expected In a Few Days. BRIDGEI’ORT. Oct. 9.——A hearing on the general accounting of the ad- ministration in the Gilman estate was held in the probate court yesterday. Owing to the absence of Attorney- Gelncral King. who was to appear in behalf of the stain succession tax. that matter and other questions which have been passed upon by the New York courts were not taken up. it Is expected that the hearing on the final administration will be held ivl hilt two or three days. Both the Connoctlcut and New York state hairs were represented by counsel. The son« oral accounting of the administration was accepted as satisfactory by those present. JEALOUS WOMAN SHOT SULTAN. mils. Oct. 9.——A dispatch to tho I’. it Parisian from Constantinople. dc- clnres that the real secret of the re» cent illness of the sultan of Turkey was that he was shot. in the abdomen by a Kurdish woman. who was Jealous of his latest favorite In the harem. a beautiful CIrcsssian girl. According to the story. the bullet was cstractod by a German physician, the sultan go lug under the operation without tuli- lug chloroform and displaying great ncrvc. REACHING TH! WOT. it Can Be Done, Go Scores of Booth Norwslit Cltluns day. To cars on aching back. The paths of rheumatism. - The tired-out feelings. You must roach tho spotwgst at the cause. In most cases 'tls the kidneys. Dean's Kidney Pills are for tho kid~ oys. Mrs, Aibort I. Conkiin. of lift Wash’ ingtou at. South Norwaik. Conn. says: "I suffered for yours from rhea. madam and kidney disorders. TIIOI‘B was a. Want bearing down ruling in the small of my back and at times I 11'“ so stiff and lasts tiiiit I could not w it. unnatural in color. customs sediment d were hard to control. Hearing gosh? lltdnsy'fills highly spoken of. I went to mist-db Drug owns tor a box. Although than other msdiciass II this with some i! of condoms W and ION“ 1““ I“ min". HIM: ill-ill“. ,.. in my mu lass-moans i caution-d Before I Isad and ass harms pain twin: trhhsm has him In more ro- bbisi‘sllyissti I fssl‘bsttsr than I have for a long timc. I attribute this an- tircly to Ilosa's Kidney Pills." For solo by all dealers. Price as cents. Misrfiniiburn 00.. Buffalo, New York. sols agents for the United mmm successful attempts: dist gut-h the ’ beacon mils course. this no other. The kinds! mnifoss ' wars. . had failed to help me, I bum using 3 I m M World!!! Topic tool. Louis-"What the People arasiiyicg . ' St. Louis. Oct. 8. The most Interesting feature of the enormous sale of'tha Cooper prepara- tions. now going on in this city. is what the medicines are actually ac- iigmplishing among the people of St. At the commencement of his visit here Mr. Cooper prophesied that dur. ing the latter part of his stay he would receive hundreds of callers daily who came simply to thank him for what the preparations had done. its also stated that stomach trouble In the foundation for a great many diseases. and that his New Discovery. as it is called. would prove very effective In all cases of rheumatism, simply by getting the stomach in Working order. That this prophecy has been fulfilled cannot be doubted after a half hour spent at the young man's headquar- ters, listening to what his callers have funny. A reporter who watched to ascer- tain. if possible. some light on the reasons for the immensity of Coop- er's success interviewed about twenty of his callers yesterday afternoon The statements made by those seen indi- cate that physicians who claim that Cooper is merely a passing fad, have not looked into the facts. Some of these statements were as follows: Mrs. Anna 8. Hampton. liv- ing at 1422 Michigan Ave.. upon being questioned, said: "I have been troubled with general dobllity. weakness. dissincss. head- ache. slpeplcssnoss and stomach trou‘ bio. for ovcr three years. I had tried a number of medicines and visited sev- eral doctors but none helped me. I heard on all sides of these Cooper Remedies and decided to try them. Any one who says that they are not wonderful medicines. does not know what they are talking about. After I used the first bottle, I noticed a dc- cidsd Improvement. l have taken three bottles of the New Discovery and I now feel as well as I ever have In my life. I sleep and eat as l have not done for years. and I am happier than i have been torn long time. I have come here to thank Mr. Cooper for what he has done for me." Q The statement of John F. Ehrndal. living at 92'! N. 11th at. was as fol- lows: “I have suffered with stomach trou- ble and constipation for a year or so; When i ate 1 would have bloated spells. sour stomach. fermentation. bad taste In my mouth. in the morn- ing. 1 was as tired up when I went to bed. I had a dull pain in the lower part of my back. and had to get up several times In the night. i have almost taken one bottle of the New Discovory and I am so wonderfully improved that l have come down here to thank Mr. Cooper in person and obtain more- of the medicine." Another statement was made by Miss Margaret Gordan, living at 210 Senior at. who said: "I have been a sufferer with rheumbatlam for several years. i have tried many remedies. and have been treated by a number of physicians. Nothing helped me In any way and! tiespaired of finding relief. l was in a gonerul rundown condition. also. and had some stomach trouble. l was told by friends of the Cooper remedies and decided to try some of them. i purchased some of the New Discovery modicinc. although it took me three hours to do so. as the crowd was so dense. This was last Thursday. [was improved at- most immediately." “I have continued to tukc this won~ dorfui medicine and i am now with- out a sign of rheumatism. My god oral health is also greatly improved. and l have not felt so well for years. I would not have believed that there was a medicine on earth that would do what this has done for me. I am so much happier that I am very grate- ful to the man that has made it was sibls for me to regain my health. He has the most wonderful medicine that i know anything about." Other stair-manta taken from those who had previously used» the medl- cones seem to prove that Cooper's success throughout the country is genuine HAS CLINTON FOUR SELECTMENI Tum Parties are Represent“! on the Board. CLINTON, Oct. 9.——Cllntnn Iran clcc. ted four sclectmcn. An lndcpendcnt Republican ticket elected a solectmnn. Tho Republicans wore oniltlod to two by vote. and the Democrats to can. which mndn the tbrco allowed by the town. lint as the dcfcaicd party In always allowod to be represented by one sciectmen. the independent Repub- lican ticket demandcd that Its man ho s‘worn In and this was done. mak- Ing four “sslcctmen la the town. Who“ thsr this Is legal or not Iii being dcbat- ed and the matter will doubtless be brought bororo the courts for decision. "mp—wiv- .100.” III! IN LO. ANCILII. we ANdliiLIbB. Cant. Oct. 9.1-» Fire which started mysteriously last night on the top floor of tits Chamber of (iotamsroa building on the east side of brosdway and between First and Second streets cos d dlmsle estima- ted at $100,000. nin your cent. by was Ear: Tho chamber of Commarcc build. as is a five story building. The fire ,sppsrsntiy brokn out all may, the top floor. The fireman had great difficulty In fighting the fi as on account of the dams smoke. it oldest and com- posing room cfths ifsrsid on the ground floor rigs-s. . oil. The ty letters continu s rune machinery and s considersbib amount of pspor in dis basement wore 7...“... 'I‘ILION’AMII' .Aiih Mll'fmo. WABHINOTON. Ont. P'l‘iis twain - sixth annual convention of the on Tim 'rsimsphm and Historical As mimics and the Society of the India ed States Military .Tsiogra liars met hero today. rhinos: daughter is chariot; A. Tisim.who was manager or tins Westsrn trains Tutsi-cg door has! durla the Civil War. a «to tea are do. on parts of the United him and Cass“. Gaspar Preparations 'Lssdlilu‘, a upon his two ‘wcrk'inalli .h psi} Poll y of Con- ' ilwsitmndfldshlilis 59-. it in eleven mm since a. fran- c in wait given the constituent hail- way and Lighting Company for sup plying orseswic‘n wits this. and still the village has not this muclivneodcd commodity. without which the growth of the town is much bounded. accord- Ing to the‘Orsphic. which adds: "Now that another. session of the Legislature is soon to conic. it Is well to look up the llluilel"'DlI09‘aCfiin. and see If something cannot be accom- llshed toward getting, gas. put in ‘ There are representatives to arc. elect and men should“bc selected for thee positions who Will task a fight with the end In view that Greenwich shall have what it wants and needs?— gas. Then committeesmlgbt be ap- pointed to wait upon the committee of the legislature to further this de- mand and'clthcr induce the company with the franchise to go ahead or leave the field open to others. “That other companies would soon put in gas it given the right is assur- ed. It Is also probable that were the franchise out of the hands of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company. a company would be form- ed here to furnish the town with cheaper lighting by gas. This latter is greatly to be desired. for while the Lighting Company holds a monopoly of the lighting. the cost is much greater than is warranted. Should a local company be formed, it would be assured that lights would cost much less than now and the public would be greatly baneflttcd. With another than the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company in the field. com- petition would set in with much the same result. “When at the session of the Legis- lature nearly four years ago. it be came necessary for the Lighting Com- pany to have their charter renewed, or take the chance of another com- pany getting the franchise. a number of Greenwich men formed a company to furnish gas here. They appeared before the committee asking for a franchise. but at that time the Light- ing Company had applied for a re. newal of their charter. which was granted when the company promised that within a reasonable length of time gas would be installed in Green- wich. “Secure in the knowledge that no other company could hand them off for some years. the Lighting Company did no more than promise. “last year both this part of the town and East Port Chester made an endeavor to get the Lighting Company to go ahead with the result that gas was supplied to East Port Chester from Port Chester. and Greenwich village had to do with the expensive electric light. Through the Graphic. however. which took up the tight. it was learned by published interviews that nearly all the leahdlng business men were very desirous of having gas Installed and believed fully that it would be a great benefit to the public. “Many people who come here Intend- ing to build line houses. and who learn that there is no gas supply, are much surprised and much chagrined." A CARD. This Is to certify that all druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough. heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Cures la grippe cough and prevents pneumo- nia and consumption. Contains no op- iates. The genuine is in a yellow pack- age. Refuse substitutes. Piaisted's Drug Store and The Clifford Phar- macy. " u..- STRUCK BY TRAIN BADLY HURT. Charles Masher of Seymour. Hit Willis Walking on the Tracks. SEYMOUR. Conn. October 9.— Cbnrles Masher. who lives just outside of the Seymour line. was struck last night by a north bound passenger train as he was walking the tracks of the Naugntuck division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- road betwocn this place and Beacon r‘uils. He suffered a compound frac' lure of the log and bruises about the body and it is toured. internal Injuries. He is marriod. ‘ MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTV.’ No woman no matter how regular her features may be can be called pretty if her complexion ls bad. Orino laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and clears sallow blotchsd ounsploxions by stimulating the liver and bowels. Orino laxative Fruit Syrupdoes not nausento or grips and Is mild and pleasant. to take. Remember the name Orton and refuse to accept any substitute. l’laistod’a Drug Store and The Clifford Pharmacy. " BANG IN toss lBLAND CITY. Joseph McMahon the popular 30th Norwnlk vocalist. wont to long ls- iand Ciity. Saturday evening to sing at a large concert given by the maxim In Columbia llall. Mr. bishop's name uppcnrctl twice in the program. He was given a warm band and rendered appearances. "Banis- where" and "Just One Win-d 0! Corn solution.” and “It‘s All Right In the humour Time.” and "The Nest Horse i Ride On." by Day and Hunter. MR. IAXYII IURPIII‘ID. When F. If. Enter. the enterprising druggist. rather than await. the or. dlnsry methods of Introduction. urgu ed the Dr. Howar Co. to scours a sciaquiciuy to don Nor-want for their, celebrated specific for the cure stoop» satiation and dyspspsis. by olsr s the regular till cont bottle. can a. tag so abreast half price. he did not subunits ills phenomenal success that Maul ‘. . was srfui sale for the amide 3: a result of his any, was as .much a aural-lasts Mi; star as to any- one. He has not day s sale for Dr. 'Howard's specific lam is soam‘NorJ walk that Is far larger thsn many of tits old standard medias. but be Is almost daily in receipt of mail orders for the spaciilc. in addition to selling the regular lib cent bottle of Dr. Howard's aw clfic for Iii cents. Mr. Castor has so much faith is the remedy. from mug 1“ . M. Read ‘ Co. mimics ran. The D a: c Ii rl‘ Furs. The first frosts rcmindrof Furs, and the first install- mcnt has arrived. just the styles that are asked for first. ‘\ Grants, States. and Shaped Collars of Mink, Persian Lamb. Lynx, Squirrel and Fox. , ' Mink Scarf: and Cravsts with head ornaments and tails, new shapes, very attractive and becoming. Shaped Collars showing beautiful dark stripes. Black Lynx Sets‘and Separate Collars and Mai-ls. Persian Lamb Collars and Stoles. Gray Squirrel in flat Stoics and big “granny" Mulls. A very large selection in Sable and Isabella Fox. Cloak and Stilt Rooms. second floor. . Dainty Conceits in Neokwead'.‘ The exhibits shown of Women’s Neci’fwear claim a large share of attention tlicSc days. The latc’st ‘fducies contain a touch of color. especially in the needlework on tailored collars and stocks. Scott-ii Maids are in evidence and often a bit of bright 'i‘artan gives just the right touch to a costume. There are lingerie and Lace Collars, Piastrons. patch Collars. and Collar and Cufi' Sets in uncnding variation. There are frequent special sales of Neckwear that is seasonablc. Crepe Paper Novelties. Now that there are so many Autumn holidays in prospect there will be a great hunt for favors. Everyone interested should see our exhibit of the Dennison productionsaand there seems to be no end to tilt'Ili. Quaint, unusual triflos and irresistably attractive” Pasae-partout Outfits, Floral Outfits. Paper Doll Ont- fits. Handy Boxes. Crepe Paper. plain and “decorated. ‘ Instruction given in all work. Black Mercerized Underakirts. A capital Petticoat for common wear, made with deep flare iionnce and tucked rul’fies. Special at 98:. The D. M; React Co. in School m iiiiiis’ and Girls’ bindings. Our Stockings at “TWO PAIR FOR TWENTY-FIVE” an exceptionally good value. _ We have three weights—Fine. Medium and Heavy. BLACK CAT STOCKINGS are well known for urvice. CADET STOCKINGS. knee s, heels and toss rs-enforcod with special linen, are heartily recomm ended. BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS in latest styles and desirable pat- term. A. Dickerman l; ‘ on. ' soil-tit ndnwiifiki’dd‘iol; Telephone 446. ‘ st wasnisofon as. 'l‘llll acres a chant co. swam main Wartiibtf’fivuvmr runs it main .rsj, irritant. I 2.. 'r l ‘ i”J y‘ Y California sea W, vood.‘ ”Varied is ths‘s‘plds of tits." in board ballads 'is sulfur ; mum. ‘ as say «.i » with thisridos Is Iisd us also headhuws-«dvsitsrdtsb of u» «but misu- mm. we Mir sures-us a ism lot at salsa-sis m Wood for interior house frinn lion's satisfico'foi‘ tbs Welsh. bulldsr to hm: "something animal" In the way of iniisrioc woodwm sad in a wood that makes a beautiful. finish In all. that willndt “swamp. warp or twist under ordinary stratospheric «hangar. cairn-41min . an kind I i . . ‘ dill. s a stunt ting rooting and dssfeblns pillars. “5W.- ".1 whatnhssdosoforhts «mus. , -. rm; thsthiwill . , ins-mom MILL. scar on mammal. or ”I: 1 no. “is... , , . woman odious. can. was-n vans. warns". L slots-w 1‘; "1 u r .i
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