Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 7, 1907 · page 2

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Lilia-ravioli or assailed,
Lotions May 7.4111311110111111 '
the House of Commons yesterday as
to whether in view of the statement
Oil the limitation of armaments made
by the German imperial chancellor,
1P'l'lnae von Bueiow. in the Reichstag
tly the British government in»
1 mediately to lay down anoth-
Hnought which was promised
event of a plan for the 11111111»
‘10! ”moments not being adopted;

at The Hague; Premier Campbelhlssn
‘ 1111313111: ”111111149 an exceedingly non-com
Mimi-reply. He said it was apparent
that dummy desired while maintain-
' 111113.111! can view, to ovoid embarrass
1 eat tor‘other powers. The British
government wishes to deal with the
. ' i' in the same spirit and recognins
. ell t"? nucstion of the expenditure on
oflaments could not be settled except
eat. The’ premier added that
lie was not prepared to make any
1W1 at present in regard to the
.allipbulldms 111311311111;

" A NA’flROWV ESCAPE.

M. .Cio‘y‘d. a merchant of Plank,
“0:. had a nanow escape few years
1mm he ran a liaison bur into his
1 thumb. 1eHe any: at ,Kused
thumb. ezpsys “The doctor want
so to annotate it but I would not con-
lent.” I bought a box of Bucklen’s Ar-
‘ 11111131111111; and that cured the danger-
one wound 26c at i". ll. Baxter's
South Norwalk, and E. P. Wecd's Nor.

walla drug'glsts.

CHARGED WITH TAKlNG MAIL
MATTER.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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NlVlW LONDON May 7.—-Santo Ai-
fir]. aged thirteen, son of Gsszaro Al
Ileri, of this city was held for trial
before the United States District
Court at Hartford May 28 by United
Dulles Commissioner 0. w. Butler 10-.
”day. for taking mail from the postol-
Me no: of P C... Dunford. of this city
'nds were fixed at $200. Alfleri took
such “of keys which Mr Dunford
11111113113111.1113. left in the 116:. On
yth“ postmaster and a man de-
111.1111 watch the boxes caught the
wém the act of taking the mail from
Aiflerl was arrested and was
llef r examination today
, ,

MY BEST FRIEND.
. r ’Benton. who lives on
hrs] 11111113 1 Fort Edward, ..N 1'..
“391‘. King's New Discovery is my

11111113 111111111. it cured me of
‘astima six years ago. It has also per-
1111-11113 Ts. wonderful cure of incipient
for may sons Wife.
.tle ended the terrible cough.
accomplished, the other symp-
101113 by one, until she waspsr»
311311 Dr. King's New Discovery' 8
,, 3131;311:111 and colds is simply.
other remed has ever

nominates by ..F H.
“N walk. and E. «P.

rugglsts. 50c and

 
 

 
 

courses-r.

V1,, es. the enterprising
13% offered a‘ so cent pack
“rd 9 specific for the

h and dyspepsia at
51111an to. return
f it did net Ncure, be

Dr WQ 3 GXMI“

‘Vre riled B‘nt 111111111311
' rolls of bottles. not
llt‘baclr.

V ' has constipation.
M's .or liver trouble
n lth lb alga or send 25 cents
dogcs‘of the best

sumac a] the relular
with his? We] guarantee to
o mmilf it lines not cure.
. ushering with dissineas

2 i.loli. constipation

 
 
 

inshinx Saturday, going well

til it was a gale and the boat became
Bound; The boys became alarmed

s for “ME

 
 
 

,.

IOYVI IN PElllL IEOCUED
Tim EN. V 1
SOUTHPORT, May 7.——-Foi1r boys,
ranging from 16 years old up, named
11133111311 Cciham. John 01311111111. M
Duasnlore and Patrick Dooley. wear
outside:
the breakwater in a small skiff. in
tile afternoon1 the wind increased un-

 

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unmanageable and drilled out into 1111

and shouted for help. waving their
coats and hats to attract attentionufii»
ter a strenuous experience they 'were
discovered by the crew of the oyster
steamer 111311911 who tools them to
Bridgeport They reached home late
in the evening none the worse for their
experience, but probably some wiser

$100 REWARD. 3 00.

The readers of. this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at leasta
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to care in all its stages ii
that is Cutsrrh. Hall's Catnrrh

 

a constitutional treatment. Hull's
Catnrrh Care In taken internally. not
log directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system, thereby-
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
"the proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers that they offer“-
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Semi for list oi
testimonials.

Address:

F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0

Sold by Druggists. 75c.

Take Hall‘é Family Pills for consti-
patio’n.

BASEBALL vssrsndavn 1-

 

 

Only One Came in the Big Leagues;
the Chicago Americana Defeat-
ing Cleveland.

CHICAGO. May 1.4001 pitchin
characterized yesterday‘s game Ch?
cage defeating Cleveland

 

Score: “(03.3 .
.__-1 amp 11133193111113 recommended to pose '
33333. ------ 3333333323: 3 .3 33333 33333333 13333 33333 31 ..
8mm. “'1‘." 3mm“ Liebhartil upsets or gripe“ like 1311 111111 ordinal-l money had gone Into the house he
Berger and Clark ' oaths rues. .- 11111111 built at Noroton. This house ‘was in
’3’ “fl Q“'t"“"l ’1‘3’" “"35" 15‘" 3'3" “"33 "‘235"'1‘3"“115‘3
the nu 1.111111 else. lthoilt rritat e an r r easy 0 so
THE NEW PUREAWOD AND DRUCV “18le M tuthemageiogo “'{a‘lffimentV m1 anon by im’i
and 1V1'efuse' . “ est ’ n 9 cross- exa n
133:; 3,3033:“ggdymtnnggygwml 111-1113 Store {111$ 11111 isolfu rile: '.Scofield it tlansplred 1311111111111- 1111
colds and lung troubles is not afléldd maey lllll ' 1 go'smswsegad? §i&:’"§1"11121£335i'1i
W— ‘ . ,
‘13:: #3333153: 311339321” other 1 'lghe'lflrst horse railroad was built in Eighdgsc‘tiltl‘igggdtg‘glealmggigomll '1
82
harlilllfgil‘xdrusffi 8:11;" 1:: ifiififlwfii , 2 frag than” he oagdfllcr 313113213213?
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3:43;; 1531:3333?“ Store and 0;! " DON‘T» fi' , Witness said he" otlairut‘et111613r 113:
SW“ .Ialte Mirth”. “’"Oeulh Noer'alk the Old gentleman 0mm“ " "
’I‘h cog/1‘s“ ‘Mg‘MONIALC. h; . Militias More
e can b a was com ..
sions. those upon the Plant and When 1111311131311 been} to ache, RECORD 3m ”an!“
Hayley memorials, in favor of placiaa Delft wait until backache becomes

reliefs on the side of the north portloil‘
of the capitol will‘ be received with
very general approval. It is the com
mon opinion of artists who have stud-‘
led the ground that that post] on offers
the best light. the most with ls" splices

exercise of the sculptor. —-l{artlord
Courant. ' . ,

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oNLv cuns FOR overseen." f
Debits. Franklin Bush of New Castle.

 

 
 

ll'nd the widest Opportunity for the"

l

‘1

V‘ prisoners on the

”13.111131111131121 on
- all 13111111

is the only positive cure now. known, 3
to the medical fraternity. Caimhbe:
log a constitutional disease, requires

. "l wastreltly
" and; kidneys continually aching.
11111133111111: pains clung to me and

 

£th We records. at the county jail
r

in't'eroltlaj

a lags number of persons

were 11111 to their own volition. 3|qu

«May {1,1354 thin have 11”an" 111']?
as the

sellers at the institution. but
number in the early days’ was cons]
doubly less than at' present no am
e which would be a true indication

II he command.
isinbe *July 1.19051111131 Sheriff

the entire

been in charge them has never been

11 coalphltnt "hiding treatmsn "or
part of, the, loll cilia

clais. although a number of ”111111111113"

 
 

‘ have from time to time seen fit to

leave without informing the sheriff of
11131313311111:m Bugle have been brouxht
back and 11 tel 1‘ term of residence

' materially lengthened for their tamer-

ity
The personal history of the prison-

' era who have occupied cells at the Jail ‘

in the past 58 years would fill. volumes

1 and many of their life stories would be
. stranger than fiction. Of the you“

thieves, who stole for various motives

' and of the murderers who there uwiiih.

ed 1111111;

whose“

113119313111
le,tenrs much in

of‘ the.

. )1 I‘ll
.uuol Jlelcfllfle ,

g M‘

stances they must be imagined. for the
stories are lost.

 

When your backaches it is almost

r weal: kl ”1]..an
the ladder and
Sold

prompt tell f

trauma
Clifford P
Pharmacy.

 

 

out of south. West and

Northwest. 3

ngley baa gleaned a couple bf
facts which indicate that
hirfleldu mount; 111 [site an enter-ta] 1-
er in its way and that the jail annual 3

will". reside steamers

 
 

flawley boson his term, there have
1 been 2,3 twice-era. nearly hall the
number noercerated duria
' as new Since

 
 

merit”,

111131111111 the heartaches and
is?“ be women. but
the written record deals with none of‘
these things and in All but few in-

lnvsriahly an indication that some-
thing is men: with your 13131111113111»
,4 Witt's Kidu‘ y and ploddin- Pllla allorll

by The
si-lnucy and The Bridge

FIGHTlNG THE BUCKET SHOPI1V
Active Legislation Has Driven Many

CHICAGO May law-The Tribune to
bunc today says bucket shops through .

 
 

PpysoliJlllstfi!“ Not Be-
"Ilsvs Will Was 11181.10 His
Wile. illlVd TN Telfilfilfw
1111111 Finch Tennis":

The effort heirs 3131;

Crisaey,.of Nero making to.»
prove that Mac , was mentally.
incupble when he executed his last
will and that
not he admitted to probate was coil?
tinned in the Probate Court in Stanl-
dord yesterday morning. before Judge,
Charles D. Lockwood. Testimony was
given by Person E Crisasy of Chlt‘l
a son of the isolator by his [in] V]
and one of the beneficiaries under the
will, and by mountainous: Newton”
11 stepson of John W. Crlsaey and the
husband of Mn. riasey‘s daughter by
his first wife. rs Ade Tryo‘u; 0
daughter of Mrs. Bishop and Jul! 0
H. Stanley Finch. who drew the 11311.
also were called to the stand.
In the afternoon the case was ar-_
gued briefly and Judge lochwood rs-
served decision. .

What Paybané‘i'ald. Him.
Payson E Crimy said..ln reply to

 
 

1

late John W.

1

questions by Attorney Edwin b. 8001
field who appears for (limited Bell
on executor, 111111 the iiropohent MW!"
will. that he read also 1113le will in
February. before the' d‘ientlsnlaa
died. He told his fa'lher belied made
a serious mistake.3w lion the tear
later went into a white
. and said that he had not. hit. Boo-
llsld wanted the testator‘s exact but
More in 111111 connection. and the

11am saying "Sands (distilling Bands
Bishop. his stepson) is- not by be] r.
.and Eva (‘mesnitlg’ Mrs. Pllmni E.
Crisasy. wife of the witness] its 110131
111111 heir."

"I told him 1 11111111111111 the will
was just to my wife," sol the wit-
113311.111 said she had aha d1 in any
life: had taken care we .'durln8
' sickness: that 1 though lust as much
of her as i did myself-mad “law no
reason why she shou not haveanlt
income of which 1.11 entitled.“

Opposed to Church Well.
Mr Scofleld wantedw all on the wit,i

f.

a».

sally

- 'rmlla Two Years with n 1119111.

 
 

1, forced to drive to 111: it“,

. discouraging, let 111011

the instrument should ’
my blood seemed to is. loose and ”t w '

witness 1113111 111111. 1.1111 old gentleman .3."

i

1‘ which was testified to Iby the latter at

. Priced Physician With No Iuecaas.

Mm um «prominent turn
..ln the toss of Van Buren ya: "i
111111111 the heat physician “£11 x‘counv
1y, who treated me for‘ 1s. 116311 two
years for rheumatism. she orig! in that
time several hundred do)“ null scentl
a; to grow .worso inning
such; day Bolas

”31!:
Wild ‘Vllol;
bling to the doctor‘s oihpe

Vile sleepless
night]! and fearful heuggfim
”33‘4“.“ by sed

a friend, i
growl” "took it
dine and lined it 111a}. day directed.

“Those fearful splat pains left me

Neely} I lbit different WW1
next morning I had found a care, as l
ilcpt and rested we]! all that 1111.111;
“19th 1.111111 not done before 111'
0 years. i used in all six bottleb ofV
Uric-‘O and have never felt am
of the disease. had no use for crutch
or cane since the first day's treatment.
“1 have since recommended Uric30
to hundreds of friends and acquain-
lenses and in every instance it gave
remarkable relief. To every person
who suffers from rheumatism i say

 
 
 

11113. UHc- 0 at once and your adhering
will soon and. ‘

., muslin: HOWE Wallabies y:

. pwho 11% by" owe’ a c 3
patience? is invltm w
further-‘m details

11 yrs JlM'o .e13 lune

cottage?) £3 midwilllglm waft till. all]; .
will madly give a large" 5110*
a; let) free to 11111311131113: shale.

never used it and are, looking for l
easing disease. groin; for free
trial. Smith Drug Co., yracue‘, N 1.1
Uric-O is sold and recommended [11'
South Norwalk by Edward W Kelley,

 

Bishop also said his ”combatant-31
feredsuddsn lapses of “mercury and'
was unable to recogniasffrlends and.
acquaintances. He was unable to gim
the tssiator's exact languagetin papes
of this3lrind.

Denial from Judge Finch.
Jud Finch was called by Mr. Eco
field cleanup some points about a
conversation he had in his oilce be-

ioret e will was with Mrs.
Trybllhllld Mrs Writ]. Ripley.

:1 alllwaelilo‘
" "Farmer -
“RICO 0].]le BURID HIM;

Mae 1 lasting our“! .101- this most
1.11.3".

out the West and in many states in the
south appear to be nearly at. the end
of their existence. Concerted legisla-
tive action against them in several
different states slid passage oi
stringent laws m’lh g 11111111 from
operating f11rthcr,lto‘ulhel1.with the.
activity of the Chicago Board of
Trade in prosecuting cases againlu
them has caused many of the leading.
bucket shop concerns. which have had
11.11am walk of private wires covering
practically every slits in the Wash
180mb and Northwest to decide to

ness's oh]ectlo11‘s.'a
questions 1111.1:
view of all the circumstances of his ”trundfathers will, and “m” it could 3163
father‘ a life, as be
his idea that all of h 11, property should
go unconditionally to Mrs. Bands Bill
has and himself and shot he was op-
posed to any other disposition.
said he did not,
whereby the Pre
”Noroton. would eventually come into
possession of the estate was a fair

11111311” suit]

33:33.31

W» them U. W

the provision
an Church of

“the last- previous .Mra. Try-
Wigs Iron said in elfect .t Pinch
that. .in told her about the son of her

broken easily 0111 «.1193 stand. “this
morning, the Judge said that . flu.
’l‘rybn must have assumed 11 good deal
He' denied telling her that lieu" areal].
rom- wiggliavlns ecwiil walls. .1?
13 “8 WW! I ll
praetloe. ’ y
“Mril.'i‘1'yon said We.” be talll
fled; ,“What is grandfather going to

lie

¢_t.qui

to wind up its .nlslrs by the middle
closing up by the authbrltiss on
bills are pending in Michigan. Penn
in the Canadian Northwest provinces.

The volume of h
by the differonki

it is understood the leading bucket
shop concol 11 in indiann is preparing

of June,- which is the thus for their
iel the law recent] passed prohibiting
bucket shops in that state. lows and
Missouri have passed-11111111111- laws 3.1111
sylraaia and Massachusetts. as well as

sac transacted
at Nshop com

one

1h: scaffold then tried to find out
illVolrleillillg about "all life circumstan-
ces" and the witness told of the care
his father had leceived from Mrs.
Bishop and himself. in the past 20
years witness said he had frequently
given his father wearing apparel and
other little comforts of life, and on the
80th anniversary of his birth as had
[insomnia gold watch. in reply to 11
oileatwn’ho said themoneta value of
all these. benefacuops‘uwoul scarcely
ell tied 13209 He said he gave 11111111
he‘duso he was attached to his. father.
1111111111 in 1111;;qu reward

do?"
“ ‘NthVhing very ad. ' '.’ ire @fia
“ ‘Ws think he 131111111111; a
“i made no answer. ”
“Then labs said; ‘Do you
manaodltiash‘cis. iscom ..
make a will? " 3 "

 

be considered carefully. My la
was general: 1 made. no a
re use to Mr. C

'" hen she as 11111133393133
andii. replied that: if th t be dtrtle.‘ .the
wlll would not stand. “pails: ll.“
her the contents of the w "J’Cr 2’1“
- Asked if he constricted “it"Cr elf

 

"i said 111111.13. a matter 11111111111111

cerils has been enormous. The wire
rentals of some of thcubig concerns has
been larger than that of the lulgest

Sands bishop's Testimony.
Sands Bishop. called by Judge Tay-

1 mentally capable at the time, :11
Flnuh‘ repll that hs’tlid.

Witness 11‘ so said he had no rem

legitimate houses in the business. 0111
111311111111 ca‘hcerzpald upwards of 8100.-
000 annually wires. The .diver

is etill among the uncertainties

liitup1
3E T FOR WOMEN AND VCHILD

 

 

chronic;

rest.
rrisotto.
MVVshfflVt? South Norwaik. Colin. 13113

there was a soreness and lnmcnes

 
 
 
 
 

sion of the immense business handled
by these concerns to regular channels
will prove of great sdvantasc to. the
* Board of Trade. The 11111 bucket shop
' bill now before the Illinois bsglslutui'e
n
the house today an effort will be made

13

On account of lth- inild action and
pleasant taste Oriho‘lia’lixati've Fruit

'i‘lll serious Vitidney t'roiiblss develop:
Till urinary troubles destroy night's

:Proilt by n commitments 31111111113
1". 11111111113111. of 130 South

enlisted from my back
The

lor. counsel for the opponents of the
will, gave testimonynof occurrences
which led him to believe the 133111101
incapable. His rumbling met bed of
conversation a habit of laughing with-
out apparent cause, another habit of
playing with his little ndchiidrsn's
toys, were mentioned. rBJshop also
said the monitor 5 physical condition
was each 1111 to affect his mental pow-
ers. He said the old gentleman 'was
unfriendly toward him. and would not
speak to him for 11 ion time. Witness
said he always treat 'illt'. :‘Crisasll
with utmost consideriltion and" klfldl'm

ll

Useful Weight ChVVsrt MVNlad rm ll]
, '1. Anymudsr of The helical.

indication of the state of its health
A child will often 131111311 $319,111 pill 111.
that something is wrbng overlie lief re.
the uynlptolns of covers illness hath
developed.

the baby with the no 11] we
signed a special Willi“): 1th oil We

 

 
 

 

Baby's 13311111 is the most teliable V?

,in order to com re the weight 1
DI “the d0; 113‘

lectioh' of any conversation with
in. L. Bonanann, before the will was
executed. as to the capability of
Crisaey; ‘

1Dr. Bonanaan testified that there
was such conversation. " ‘1

l: 80, Judge Taylor was putting Judge
iiincll through a slit! cfosseialnina
on. '

 

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WONDERFUL ECZEMA CUVVRVEVV.

“ ur .littieboy boyhud lanterns; mfie
e

"Vilma N.1\.;'
131. “Two of. our WNW
131111 was 1hopeless; his 1111111 111111113
anecf'ed. {We chaplain

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callus we read WW
be lit. a’bottle‘tana “While
we 11111111111- we MW
clzgnnndl t,aog’ural£11211:le more a o;
Best of- alisblood 31111111111 Laud anally
building heath new aromas-1111111
Bum WWWnMD.

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CIEINT BMWH'B‘W‘LL READ

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11.131113“ 11.1113.an
asks a

 

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maul: mull?“

 

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“toll of. tlie slip id.” " '
sit iwill march tb

When the case was 111.133.1311 111

1111331 11111 1111 Merriam" “”1113

Z “danish!“ .1113 .V

 

 
 
 

. 2
iii ids: {this
s 1111113331 1“
at unusually low prices, and affords to Vthe housekeeper 3
theme to. replenish stock at an advantage. Here, 111111: WW

~This [S 0111' Special M'dVy ’Ufipl‘uk hid #1
week It includes a goodly number of 13111111

of the values: 1.

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Aft 33

Good decorated 3313' that’jre niadc up for service. This _ V
is an excellént Chance for small families. 3 .

”$598

Breakfast Sets QV‘POrt‘y-mé pieces, old style English
porcelain' 1n medlumfilgllt blue. Oriental landscape patterln

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111143.: :JVV‘WQ‘VE"

J1’1Ve 1111191311331 and fivelve piece 361,111 1 11111311333336,

7 and 8 inch plates with large piattcrs and bakers. Decora—
1tions of carnations, vc'ry attractive. ‘-

1.91:3 314199

. One hundred and twelve piece set of Maddoyk's English
porcelhin, “dishes of the 1313.311 shape,.green 133113133 th'Q/lilly
trimmed With gold. Valli alucfilfim regularly. ~ '

Dark l‘lowmg Blue set of English cclain, 112 pieces.
American porcelain set wi-hh roses ad 'décor if two
gold li‘n'es onlail pieces, a ver'y special value 1111 ch noggin

Through this sale at.$14..oo
, : In connection with these Dinner Sets we offer. through
themalc avlot core-111111111 of discarded Stock Patterns of
which we shall have no more at present. The patterns 3113
underglazed blue and g’rcen and the prices are 3

half the orlglnal value.

1'

.91:

4 inch plates 51: 8 1113111 plates

slash plates 6c 10 inch dishe51 use 1

(1 inch plates . c 12 inch dishes fit:

’8 inch plates . 39c , 14 inch illilhes 391'.
T on Cups and Saucers. soc Codes. Cups and Saucers. at

Other miscellaneous dishes reduced pmportionatel y.
This sale continues until Saturday wetting.- but good
things are picked’ out early

11.1.

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31311111 All ill
YARD . 1 3.
capsules ”Affine! Missaasou 11113-111111 Mb? 111mm

“1113

 
 

111111-1113. “issue .011" illness: slayings? 11111311
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MAME” or arm meanness.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1121 1111’ MW“
'at do u 'olo‘ck: at at 11111111111111

0!] wh‘flafl'ub W llhil flip-A

 

says: "i suffered for years with across my loin l was restless will send free upon ’ , out w “,3 N3,“-
3111133111311 used to havé great distress p lghts and a feel ag 11131113111111.1111 and it is interestingV ‘o 1133' how 511“?” . 33 31 ,V ,
and belching. i tried everything i“ or constant] also 1119. An living upon Justf 1131,1111 spell dwelt COTTON '1!!th '
could hear of. but nothing hel d me saints head as alumnae Deans as they should from week to ‘ . '1
Wendi i 1.311 1111111111111 Balm as one 50 lilil'li'd 'i hill 11‘ ll'oi‘c at Plais- This food contains all the 31311131111161 1-
cont bottle cured ms complety 1111111111“P £811,111st [11]!!!th 111:1“ 1115;011:111 and nouris meat for brain. .,
1111 psi 9 11 a. n. Plaistod 'lls‘. , 115% , .111 and 11.2.2911: you we . . .
Baxter 1111ch Clifford 1111111111135." Vt', , . 3' IlV'stli oasafully inclination 1111c lurch. . i
e ootouv o r 11 V 1111111313111 3W fiwn’flnuédl 111911 “will '52“ l 11313"33"313131
“Film UN!) 0 CAN. 11:11.17. ' '"sssascl yJ'w e’ _
13:70:11" med V Insulator 111311 lildlieilib ncbn'dsnscu’muh or “cl-diam? Wit
n1c.,uly7.——rne in; Wills. :1 31hr 111311.11 lsiiiiolisly hill]! almost always have sent arm 111
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