om
garrison.
cry for Harvesliiig‘
Allhotluli Competition is Keen
' ' WASHINGTON. Feb
22.—~Uncic
1% the world. Africa has turned to this
(MINT for- machinery with which to
filliflldll. whiletthe Russian govern-
llimtltli journal-med a bill providing
the murmurs of. a million rule
In American agricultural machin-
atnd Implements. information to
‘ .1 elect was conveyed this week to
tho Department of Conuuerce and La-
bbh wConsul General Lay of Cape
”tutti Consul General l'ltuftirn of
“new“ bound to be some keen
mmpetltion in Darkest Africa. for the
”6‘“ ;. titan manufacturers of agricultul
Ml machinery have. obtained a footv
Willem. However. their products
not. so satisfactory as the Attic
Wmhke and in the matter of.price.
Ito international Harvester Company
in in a position to compete successfui~
.ly. Russia. on the other hand. is a
convert to the American binder. mow»
or and vapor. and foreign machines
"' " "have withdrawn from the
’msrkot. ,
' . Wrdinx to official figures the Amo-
rlcan manufacturer of agricultural ilu»
plemonts has succeeded remarkably in
keaflba dollar the price of this product
’In Ignite of the constantly rising cost
of raw materials and labor. It is this
fumthmtbuahlcs him to go after tho
shutout u Africa, >
Jam patron saint or the farmers“
\vhaltt'vcr.
pativc l'cztt‘tioli results
naulaxativc and cathartic.
Box of 12, - 100.
THE ciliillilil PHARMAGY
for‘ilgn tailpipe successfully. The in:
um referred to show that the
'l‘lttki'nl .theso figures as iiJJIlb'l-‘l the
conflict“ I138 figured that the (“tint
‘ ‘ of “in machine has been increased ill
' theyl’lve. years something like it;
per
cente LDespite thin the price of the
binderdo the farmer has remained
llbuptdliu. same. This has been brought
. about by consolidation of interests
‘ and: the elimination of costly competi-
{titfl in a struggle for foreign markets.
This stability in prices is the only
sal‘ratloll for tho American li’utnul'act-
are; in his campaign to capture the
h.Afric:ln trade.
, nadlap manufacturers do not {live
th" snipe. (auditions as are i‘ttcod in
. _' dbuutry. and as a consctpiencc
”fable to turn out machines at it
., mil lower cost than their competr
tom‘on this side. of the line did the
American manufacturers not. combine
toend‘thut production might be cheap»
cued.
The sumo facts hold good in the
trade with Russia. although the people
Oflifhe (izsr are outspoken in their
preference for the American niarhiue.
However. it. is an unquestioned fact
that if this consolidation of interests
llyhthti American manufacturer of
those goods did not exist. and econom-
' lescf production ctmld not he prac-
‘ “cop. the difference in price in favor
ofvgthe Canadian or European made
machinery would soon shake this alle-
giance; 'As it is. the American ma;
chine is to be found ill the fields of
nearly every civilized country in the
world. The Australians are enthusias-
ttlo purchasers of American agricuh
tun" implements, and when China
awpkens lo the full spirit of the ’l‘weu—
tleth Century a vast, market will be
opened up in the. celestial kingdom.
if any proof were needed of the fact
, that. the country is entering upon an
brad of waterway development. it. is to
(bekfoltnd in the reports received here
0 inactivittes along the coast line of
but United States. Ship channels are
being projected in a large number of
fictitious. the latest one of which Wash
‘ in n has heard of being the fourteen
foot ship channel from Berwick liar
and Morgan City. I.a.. through the At~
.chiffalaya River to the ittlt‘ of Mexico.
According to tho advices this ship
channel is to‘be only it little more than
1% miles in length. but. a saving" in
freight to southern shippers as a re-
‘ultuhf Its: existence will be great.
~ Infant the cost of canulizing the river
will not exceed 150.000 while the sur-
ttENin freight alone to the lumbcrtnen
f Louisiana will aggregate practically
.. bree quarters of a million dollars the
first year. An officer of the company
at ch in to build this channel. it] dis-
c “ loathe great saving to southern
ill pers declares: .
"A seaporkat. Berwick Bay will cf-
.f "t. a'savlng of millions annually on
il‘ipmentp. 'I‘hree dollars per thou-
' tithe lumber and three. sixteen-
.tltbrtbl" temper» pound on the sugar
Ween Bayou Techo and Atlantic
‘ ' n ma timeouts to three quarters
in-
'crease between 1901 and 19m; in the
proportion of materials entering into
a binder tango themselves as fol-
lo‘s‘lz' '-
Csstlugs ............ to pct' cetil
’ Steel ...... . ............. 33 " ”
.Immber..... ............. ll " "
Miscellaneous ........ it} " "
. aboard. there being
prsl Rixcy. It‘bas been decided to have.
No laxative sold in our store can compare with this perfect '
bowel regulator in gentleness and efficiency. it is not a re—
arraugemeut of old laxative and cathartic drugs. but an entirely
All the good points of other laxatives
have been carefully preserved in this new laxative, while their
faults have been as skillfully eliminatcd.
Orderlies
simply re-cstahlish Nature's functions without any unpleasantness
All gri/n'ug—no ”(II/AWL To sufferers from constipa-
tion or sluggish liver they bring immediate relief.land no cousti~
They work quietly. but
thoroughly. and the rest of the body is unaware of their presence.
chnll ()rdcrlics are, as pleasant as they are effective.
in agreeable tasting. vanilla—flavored tablets.
from their use.
THE
South; Norwaik
The m Stores
Box of 36, - 25c.
i l
i
x.
Hm Is our
0 3% it
cunnilin-
25-.
If you do not
consider Ron-II
OM» to In
A“ 1
every bit as
' g o o d a s w e
,5 chill them to
“ Ito—if I f I e r I
t r i u I you are
dilutiofied,sim-
ply bring back
to In the empty
box and we will
promptly r e .
fund your man-
ey without fur-
ther delay.
The entire
formula d'f‘
Retell Order-
llel will I» furv ’
licked you if
you “It for it---- t
nothing secret.” ‘
..I..
Put up
BRIDGE. PHIIIMAGY
East Norwalk
of a million dollars annually Out- New
.l'ork purchaser of lumber has this
year ordered fifteen million feet of c_\'»
press from the mills in this vicinity. A
reduction of $3.00 |)t'I‘ thousand on this
amount lllt’illll-l an annual saving of
$100,000. We are informed that with
deep watt-r at this port the Louisiana
‘illllllit’i' selling agents will tuuke all
shipments from this point and Illt'l't'liy
not. only save from two to three do]
lars per thousand. btlt be enabled to
reach every Atlantic port, whereas on
ly the ilill‘llfll' of New York is now tic-
ccst-iiblo."
'l‘his saving lull-eighth is an argn
nicnt that has been advanced from
time to lime bv the National ltivcrs &
Harbors (‘ongrct-ts lll its efforts to burr
the federal government uppropvitttc
$50.000.000 annually for the develop-
ment of waterways. It also supports
the contention that money thus ox-
pended. whether by the federal govern
meat or by individuals, is not llltlllcl
spout but. money so itlvestml that tip»
heaviest of returns will llt' made in
the shape of transportation charges
saved. if the collltmratlvcly insigni-
iit'aut. port of Berwick llay can saw
for the shippers of Louisiana millions
each year. the question naturally aria
cs what the. saving will be to shipper.»
at inland ports where the traffic is
vastly greater and where great factor
“is turn out their products with l‘\'t‘l
increasing volume.
' Other projects that have attracted
attention here are the canal tit-mad
Cape Cod and the proposed cunalim
tion of the. Florida rivers so that ves
sels may escape the dangers of tin-
Florida Keys when standing in iron.
sea for the ports of New Orleans and
Galveston. in addition to those under
takings there. are a score of others
scattered throughout the country
which are under way. Shippers are
awakening to the fact that water car-
riage offers the solution of the present
transportaion problem. anti railroads
also are lending their old. to the end
that. they may be relieved of the bear-
ier classes of freight so that they may
handle other commodities and prevent
the recurrence of the congestion which
has tied up their lines.
NEIGHBORS GOT FOOLED.
"I was literally coughing myself to
death. and had become too weak to
leave my bed; and neighbors predicted-
that i would never leave it again; but
they got fooled. for thanks be to Odd.
I was induced to try Dr. King's New
Discovery. It took just four one dol-
lar bottles to completely cure the
cough and restore me to good sound
health." writes Mrs. Eva Uncapber. of
.Grovertown, Stardempjnd. . This
King of coughs andvtooldicuypsmand
healer of throat and lungs. in throat-
eed by It‘. H. Baxter South .prwsik,
Iii. P. Weed, Norwalk, drugglsts. 60c
and $1.00. Trill-bottle free. “
EPIDEMIC, ONLweobuscrtcur.
upmwyfqtpl t
ThirtyJ-‘ive CIW ultimatum one the
Maisonette- .
WASlilNG’I‘ONLEqbna‘lr—The secre-
tary of themavywcs”. tau. received a
dispatch from Resin. mini Evans.
commanding the. Atlp yp'tqrdlegt. stating
that the battleship. Copmiqut would
sail immediately from Guantanamo for
the north - with h typhoid epidemic
thirty-five cases
now under treatment. '
After conferring with Surgeon Gen-
tbe Connecticut. go to the. Brooklyn
ill iffy slanted remedies sometim-
.11:an m nomads out. .
PAmUwith lit-eh and red
I
Navy Yardnlutl the patients will be
placed in the naval hospital there.
Surgeon General Rixey declared that.
thirty-five cases of typhoid aboard one
chip. with p campiemeht of 100 men.
is a very large percentage. He was in-
clined mane belief,,howcver. that. the
cases were. from men of the entire
fleet. numbering 10,000. otherwise it
would show some Infection aboard/the
Connecticut. which would be rigidly
«optimum . ~ ,
s
«m. .
It's sometimes difficult. for a man
with a good reputation!) live up to it.
ABJLISH TELEPHONE
“TOLL" CHARGES
Petitions to Such Effect from
Country Subscribers—Far-
mers’ Association is Behind
Them
llifllllliNG' Fell. -t.~it' tl petition to
the Southern New England Telephone
Ctutlpaliy. which in now being ('ll‘l'.l~
latcd in thin and other t‘tltlllil‘l‘ towns
of the state effects its purpose the
telephone subscribers in those towns
will be relieved front further "toll"
chalgcs when talking m‘t-l‘ the line ttl
persons within their respective divis-
ions. l‘udcr the present system the
annual rental fee entitles them to talk
only over a limited area. this being
usually fixed by town boundaries. 'l‘hus
Rcddiug subscribers pay Slit it your
and for that sum may talk anywhere
within lllt' town. Each call to llctllcl or
lhtubury entails a charge of live cunts.
'i‘n liridtrcport it is 135 cents. This
difference in rates is explained by the
fact that We are in the llatlbttry divi-
sion and the charge rises dispropor-
tionately when division lines are cross-
ed. In tulr case the granting of the
petition would remove the so-called
toll charges throughout the ilanbury
division.
This much by wnv of explanation
but the real interest and significance
attending the petition lie in the infilt-
ences by which it was originated and
is being pushed. When a mere citi~
zen or it number of him asks a cor-
poration to reduce its charges the tin-
lsll of the move can as a role be safely
predicted. 'l‘bc refusal lunv be prompt
or it nlay be preceded by evasive and
beguiling telnptn‘iziugs. The present
.movement would seem to have better
prospects because it has a more t’or~
mitiable backing. this being no lees
than that of the Furmcrs' Association
of the present General Assembly.
The association Is composed of the
rural members of the I..egislaturc and
its professed aim is to guard and
t‘ostur the interests of the rural dis-
tricts in the matter of legislation. To
these interests the city members are
supposed to he indifferent or hostile.
Hence the country members get to-
gether to counteract the wicked dc-
signs of their city colleagues. Hercto-
fOI‘e. they have not been distinguished
by ttnt’riendliness to corporation meas-
ures. Indeed it has looked upon the.
surface as if they accepted and sup-
ported such measures almost as a mat-
terof course and consequently the pre-
sent strategic movement in the. coir
trary direction occasions some. sur-
prise. ~
Avowetily of course it is not. such a
movement but the implication is evi-
dent. For the association comprises
a. majority of the Legislature, at least
in the’lower branch. and if they are
turned dowh in the present movement
a resentful attitude otl their part by
reason of the rebuff will naturally fol-
low. Such resentment might. take the.
form of striving for a repeal of the
law which practically excludes other
telephone .conlpaules from the state or
for the enactment of other legislation
distasteful to the Southern New Eng.
land. Hence the petition is likely to
have much more Weight, than would
attach to it merely from the number
of its signatures. its backers do not.
openly brandish a. club but. they feel
that. they. have one at command and
Silly as much although not. far publica-
ton. , . .
The measure of relief sought applies
only to the country tawny. Doubtv
less the city telephone subscribers
would also wet ”int: n lessening of
retort but‘thc enevolent. designs of
the Partners: Association do not a ply
to them. If they who a betterlilith
of conditions lot hem run their own
‘fulcog. .. It .
"all" Stations stir-cs
aernoromsumun
of Mr. and Mrs. Newbold
Edgar, in New York City,
Yesterday
fl
. lage.
Ceremony Performed at Home}
. V j v .' A
this r ‘ ‘llJ‘ .. a. . .p
I no», lilo! limbo A ghndi'o Cole
1'. " “ hwy.“ . ..i " Ll‘fiillil I, '
sralirollin.'0oiiiif're‘ ‘. mealtim-
es which leaped as high as the tallest
torrent of Nirvana, the family estate
of the Alexandros. on the. Sound. near
Stamford, gave tidings that Jerome
Alexandre became master of the house
and took possession of his 81.500.000
lagucy Sunday. ‘
Janice Joseph Alexandre died ten
years ago. leaving a big estate to his
widow. who is now Mrs. Paul Bonner
and his two children .lcmme‘snd Missl
Leonie. Tile children's shares were.
left in trust until each attained major .
try. it was planned that Jerome should i
learn a profession. Before entering.
Princeton in the Fall of 1905. he made.
a tour of the world. He was making;
progress with his studies when a year
ago he visited the office of his stepl
father, Paul Banner. a manufacturer"
of leather goods with headquarters inl
the Havernisyer building on Fultoni
street. New York.
Miss Violet Oakley. a chaining girl
of twenty- two. was Mr. Bonner‘s tnaw
auger and stcnographer. Young Ale-
vandre announced following the visit
to the ()lfiCe that he would give up his
studies at Princeton and begin busi-
ness training under Mr. Bouller‘s IIIIl“
Early in March, 1900, Alexandre
and Miss Oakley elolled iii an automo-
bile and were. married in New York.
The tippers were forgiven and spent
the summer at Nirviatia.
Mr. Alexandre will devote his ell—
tire attention to the management of
his estate. lie will renew the search
for the. 800-pound safe containing jew-
els valued at 818.000 which was stolen
front the mansion last August in a my-
sterious manner. Pinkerton detectiv-
es and the local’tlolicc worked on the
case without result.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE-
GARDING THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We.are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected.
by the National Pure Food and Drug}
law as it cuntains no opiates or other;
harmful drugs. and we recommend
it as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Plalstcd's Drug Law and The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED.
Former Employ: of 3 Bridgeport Skat-
ing Rink Arrested.
illtltll‘lPOll'l‘. h‘eb. :37.»—\\'iliialu ria-
coby was arrested yesterday after-
noon by l)ttective Crollau at the West.
End. anti brought to llcadtpim't.ti‘s on
llll charge of embezzlement. .lacoby
was formerly an culploye of the Park
(‘ity Shutting Rink and was ill charge
of the skate room. Recently the untu-
auclllcnt began to suspect that there
there more skates going out than
Henry Sanford. son of Prof, Samuel
S. Sanford. of Yale l‘ltivcrsity. married
Miss Caroline S, Edgar. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Newboid Edgar. of 21K
Fast 'l‘hircynintb street. New York
city. at 3:30 o'clock yesterday after
«noon. .
The wedding? which was of the
quietest kltlil..-1vus held at the rest-y
dence of the brltles‘ p :tl‘t‘lllrl. The at.
tcndance was restricted to thc immed-
iate families of the contracting pcr~
sons. The ceremony was perfortllcd
by Rev. Horace Adl'iunce. u Presbyter-
ian clergyunltl.
The bride was attended only by her
younger sister. MIBS Agnes Edgar. and a
the groomsuntn was George Sheffield.
of New York. illtlill(‘l‘-jll~lll\\‘ of the
groom.
After an clabornto wedding break-
t'act. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford left for the
South. They will later spend many
months abroad upon an automobile
tonl‘. . l
Mr. Sautordfwho is now a resident
of New York city. formerly lived lll‘
tho tint- old Sanford lnansiou at Wash“
iugton avenue and Coleman street,
Bridgeport. and be. has a great many
friends in this city.
Rodding.
turc.
annual sum of $3,000 for the support
Sanford. 2nd.
Adums.Expl-ess Co.. and he has all
p. year.
popular society girl. who is a member
of the exclusive‘set. at. Newport and
Tuxedo. She and her sister. Mrs.
Richard H. Williams. Jr.. are consid-
ered among the haudsomcat of Metro-
politan society women. and she is re-
puied to be wealthy.
-—Fori a mild, easy motion of the
bowlcs, a single dose. of Dean's Regu-
lets in enough. Treatment. cures na-
bitual constipation 25 cents a box.
Ask your druggist for them.
NEW CRIMINAL COURT IN LON-
DON.
LONDON. Feb. 27.——'l‘he new Cen-
tral Criminal Court. erected on the
site of the historic old (lute Prison,
wmmonly known as the. Old Bailey.
Was opened today by King Edward.
who was accompanied by Queen Alex-
andra.
affair and considerable ceremonial
was observed. The court house is an
imposing structure with a frontage
on the thoroughfare known as tho Old
Bailey of 278 feet. andM 1.42 feet .on
Newgat‘o street. It cost. “$00,000.
This street corner. lathe center of tho
city. has been the site of prisons since
the year itiltt..and for over a century
Ncwgate wasthe scene of all the pub-
lic executions. until the private execu-
flops act of this ended thc‘ greWsomo
spectacles.
._.,......__.._.._._ 1 , I
Use a little l???“ fter .your
meals and t.‘ it.‘.b io‘ n ': t‘t‘itfford.
a, prompt afid glibcitin when KODOL‘
nearly approximates the digestive
campaign to bring it about. The pro-
son‘tatlon of the petitions is extracted
to take piacek'titleyeek. 1' . t ‘
...,_ . ..
gold I) 99.1% '
o - .
, r " 13%“? h
. t. it
[to under-bid the management.
lyour cough or cold. It stops the caught.
“Hal" Sanford, as meeting of interested bankers and bro-
his intimates call him. usually spends Mrs H satisfactory arrangement was
the Hillllllltit's at .. splpudld random... to agreed upon yesterday concerning the
This Is. his second matrimonial veil-
His first wife. (trace Battersby.
Of Brooklyn. secured a divorce from "th1‘ lllt’ t‘Omnnny and all ofthe stock
him in Bridgeport about six months or. ”‘9 various mines M ”l9 concern
ago. and he was ordered to pay her WI” b99130?“ “1 it 900'-
niimony of $80,000 together with an
and education of their son, Samuel S.
Mr. Sanford is the grandson of the
late Henry Sanford. president of the
income considerably exceeding $50,000 “350"!" writes J01"! Pleasant 0' “38'
His bride is a very beautiful and.Km 5 New ”‘9 Pills. and the longer
there \vtre norms for. The problem
was placed in the hands of the police
for solution. Detective (‘rouau found
,that .ittcoby was in tile habit of. stand-
ing on the sidewalk in from of the
rittk utld selling skate checks to pat-
rons before entering. lie was able
When
arrested .lacoby explained the method.
When he was in the employ of the
rink be held back checks and did not
turn them all in. When he got through
he had quite a collection of skate
checks in his possession anti made
tanner in disposing of them.
A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggista
are. authorized to refund your money
if Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to cure
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from a cold. Cures ls grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine is in a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Plsisted Drug
Storekand the Clifford Pharmacy. "
GOLDFIELD TRUST COMPANY.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 27.———At a
,management of the affairs of the L. M.
Sullivan Trust. Company. of Gold-
flcld. A rontmittee was pained to ma-
'l‘he stock will be held for an inde-
finite period and can be. sold only by
the committee. All money is to go in—
to development work.
A VALUABLE LESSON.
"Six years ago, I learned a valuable
noiia, Ind. “I then- began taking Dr.
5! ta 9 them the better I find them." .
.They please everybody. Guaranteed
.by F.. H. Baxter. South Norwalk, and
E. P. Weed, Norwalk, druggtsts. 253
MEXICAN RURALEs—fzm. L w B-
. MAZATIJAN. Mexico. Feb. 27,—Six
rurales as they lay asleep in the shut-
l
m man You as» Always
in use forever 30
O
Muskrat!”
y . .
.. ll ‘ M
Allownoonotodooe‘lfitm flu.
and
wbl'cbbsnben
All 0mm Imitation: and “JmntI-good."m but
Experiments that trill» with and endanger thewhoolth o!
m and W-Tflxperlonco against W
WhatllsiCASTOR‘IA .
Cantos-lo in a harmless substitute for Castor 01b
Pon-
.. .1“
got-to. Drops and Soothing Syrups. .It
contains neither Opium, Morphine an!” ‘ angelic
substance. lbs age in Its sacrum It: destroys Won.
and alloys Fovcmhnesa. It
cures Man and Will!
Colic. It: rollovers Teething Troubles, clues constipation
and Flotation”. It; asuindlutcs the Food.
Stomach and. Bowels, . giving healthy and mum 5100’.
The Children's Pamlar—Tho Mother’s Extent.
csuumu‘i CASTORIA' “wars
The Kliiti You’llan
. v
.Boars zthe Signature of, .
Maori t
‘In Use For Over 30 Years.
on. m eon-sly. n mmv «IQ-7. any“
\\'atts. of \I'oodchurcb. has celebrated .
his ltitlt birthday. During the lastl
year he has increased in size. and now i
\vt'igbs 37:: pounds.
STOP THAT COUGH
or it may result In Pneumonia. Brie
ziliuu Baimis breaking up colds when- .
ever tried. almost without exceptiottl
10, 25, 500 and $1.00 bottles. The Clif—I
ford, Baxter's and Plaisted's. ”I
The Kcutish fat boy. Charles anl
.. ~_77~7VM>-‘W .
“Teddy. is there no school today?"
“Sure! Yer don‘t suppose jest 'cause.
i‘nl playing hooker dat dey’d close up
the school. do ye-r?"—-—Judge.
All headaches go
When you grow wiser
And learn to use
An "Early Riser."
DeWitt's Little. Early Risers. safe.
sure pills. The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. “
Ii
;\
N..." . - d-.. ..-- ....—._.. -.-
Edison
- HEADQUARTERS FOR
honour an ' », s
..._...
MOST COMPLETE STOC K OF RECORDS IN TOWN.
134 WASHINGTON STREET.
... no“ fl.-.“ -. . . -......!.£.*_.
Cool and
lh'll.hnuneilhn8a
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ood.
» AGENTS FOR
Bowkor’vs Fertilizers. ,
‘ B. Hershf i
122 Water Street.
GOAL.
——-—
aid 8: Son.
‘ Telephone“ 294.
GOAET"CO=L;
Old Company Lehigh, Crass Creek,
‘ . J eddo,
tor of rocks near Topic were butcher-
ed by the notorious bandit. Enrique
Chavez. and his hand. yesterday.
Ranchmen and ffll'llihtt’l in the Topic~
district. are in a condition bordering;
has iruthcrcd around him other men as
cruel as himself.- Many efforts have in
the past few months been made to cap-
ture Chavez. but his luck nerve- and
knowledge. of the country. have always
saved hiiu. ‘
The function was a semi-state .
33%.. iii 'if
t'.
HUNTING FOR mounts. ‘
.“l'vu lived in. California” Zil‘ years.
and am still hunting for trouble in the
Way of burns, cores; wounds. bolls.
cuts sprains or a case of piles that
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve won't quickly
cure” writes Charles Waltersot Alleg-
llun)’. Sierra Co. No use hunting, Mr.
Walters; it cures every case. Guarant-
eed by F. H. Baxter, South Norwalk,
ggd Iii. P. Weed. Norwalk, drawings...
c. ~
RUSSIAN MUNICIPAL MEAT MAR-
KETS.
81‘. P “ERSBURG. Feb. 27.-—in or-
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