Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 3, 1907 · page 2

 

 

 

 
 

3 what similar an a. terminal to that of

do

33 I o
.89 gro'a't hardshi' ‘
w driven and Boston on name

. :t already amounts to several
3,!) Wold dollsrs a' (in? Which ,w ill be
bullied b Inning tomorrow at

3 Mil diatoms of the couniry
‘the nature of great terminals wI

n the territories of Which practically _
the foreign cars must stop instead ‘
The situation to j
urthcr complicated by the four days
rob demurrage' la’w of Connecticut the
influence or which extends into adIa~

of passing through

"cent 3‘s, totes of New, England

A footer bearing upon .the' subject y

otice issued last Monday that the
sland Railroad company would
withdraw from the per dicum agree
infant by which the rate is raised 25

3 ecents a day. The location of the Long
Island compnny which is under the .

centrol oi the Pennsylvania is some

 
 
 

the tv‘zo large syztems of New England
though on‘ a onslderabl'y smaller

' I scale.

 

 

. : began carrying into effect the

'l'

”’3'" high of IlicInew 810 gold certificate

 
 

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' sure of business upon the

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Under present condition holding
nearly a malprity oi the stock of the

3 .Boston and Maine road the New Ha ’

you is regarded as in practical control
of the latter corporation. In the past
there has been a strong feeling in the
New Haven management in favor of
resisting the railway association de-
murrage charge but it was understood
that the Boston and Maine was notin'
entire accordance with it. With both
roads now under substantially one
control the territorial monopoly of
New England becomes almost com
plate and the case is such that. the
New Haven company commands the
situation as foreign cars are com-
pelled to enter its Ieririor‘y to reach
New England centers.

From present appearances the mat
ter will come to a focus ere long and
Ian unprecedented situation developed

 
 

3 in the demurrnge matter which now

rises to; extreme Importance In view
of the shortage of cars and high pres
railroad
systems of the country. The question
involves large and complicated inter
cuts of which the interstate commie
slon may finally have to take our
view.

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Q FAILED.

I All 'é'ifor'ts have failed to find a bet

 

' ter remedy for coughs, colds and lung

troubles than Foley s Honey and Tar.

3 It stops the cough, heals the lungs

and prevents serious rcsulus fr0m n
cold. J. N. Patteron Nashua lawn,
writes: "Last winter 1 had a bad cold
on my lung, s and tried at least half a
dozen advertised cough medicines
and had treatment from two physio
innh without getting any benefit. A
friend recommended Foley's Honey
and 'l‘ar and twoihirds of a bottle
cured me. iIconsidL-r It the greatest
cough and lung medicine in the world. "
Plaisted a Drug Store and Tire Clifford
Pharmacy.

TREASURY SENDS OUT SMALL
BILLS. '

Puts lino sum Pravlsions of Aldrich
Act. "

The treasury department yesterday
pro—
visions of the Aldrich act which con-
fora upon the secreInry of the treas-
ury authority to issue all necessary
quantifies of small bills to meet the
business needs of the country

The certificates are issued by the
treasurer of the United States under
an not passed by Congress on March

4 of this year Before the postings ‘

of the not the lowest denomination of
a gold certificate was 820. The do-

is considered to be the finest and most
artistic of any note ever issued by
the government. The principal fea-
ture of the note In a white ground and
. a vignette of Michael Hillegas who
gran chosen Ioinlly wltlr George (‘ly-
nor, treasurer of the colonies on
uiy 29,1775 On August Ii, 1770. iI
V’l! mind that there should be but

.i treasurer and Mr. Hillcgds was
and served until September
lilo. also under the new consti-
3",1 from Mnrob 1789, to Schism

I 1790.

a! pm of March 4 of this your.
aim n as tho Aldrich bill. authorised
the United Slows treasury to also
issue iInIIod Status union. legal Ion-
dors. of the denomination of ill. 32

' and II, to tnkc the, pinch of the 10.

United states legal tender ("Bu lilo
Bill”) This action was taken to
supply the demand for small notes.
The 45 legal tender note will be the
only can issued of the three denomi-
nations authorised at present. The
treasurer prepares to retire the 40
silver certificates an redeemd, and

titute than, Icénl lender 5‘s which
“‘ "M’i'I enable him to put In circular.
silver certificates to replace the 4’s
“ retired. The new 85 legals will be

donomlastlofu vignette
scene, series of 1907.

Win
L‘s-“ii'rian'ii Ointment cured me of
sown» Ithnt had annoyed me a long
tints" The cure was permanent" lion.
’ Matthews. Commissioners 4,411

betiitatiitioii. Augusta. his.

I the 3

Maine is In very much the 3
ition Botlr those- systems ,3
cl ‘tions to the large later- '3

.burys.

lilo: s Iargo'iimoum of the $1 and 42 3

3 from the old plates of that
printed of frontier

cues ml to 3
1% has ping I e bilcrc "ME;-
3 are. is no gother modic‘ he Ii
them for muddy complexion.
dailc oil. cons potion. stomach
Iroub or. sick hoodache. dizzi-
pass and encrsl liability:

all poisonOus matter from the
system, act quickly on the bile
and are a grand old niedy to

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Bacch'lih’s Pils promptly ymry .I ‘

Iiion'. ' L
sad conscious
Bsohschoinnd litpoouilsrly adapted

lath
fI rod
‘more onus of Pernod Ilia, than any

Pinkhani‘n Variable dam
cvelopmeot.
limbs are relieved rind

polarities or Painful Eu]
lilo‘n, Bloating, Nervous Pro: ‘ ralra
Business. Paintball!“
Irri ll
1° nomkhfolnnchoiio or iii rogue."
wen uses or some or a crap
man Complaints minder soggy
out excellent remedy. I

y lli
Tuition than earl st of
pain.we ight. cool;( 888

utilisation. Taxi“ e’
rel nobility: alg
,andwonttobeieft piano" teeth:

01"
,Oompound ,

I of the increased
or things the asylum a: Ionian moody
steadily on the care of children soul.
3 up from Fairileld county.

mpound dissolves and" “*1”
Dragging sensatiousoanaing 3
uncompromising. More.
w . t

ruinous-

t'v‘, N mourns-8.81 ' ‘
”TIM: lure familiarl-

Woolen suffering from any form of fumble weakness are luv-lied to:

Write Mrs Pinkham.

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3 (Continued From First Pate).

home dowuhearted, as the visitors
from the batting town trailed the col-
ore of the locals in the dirt to the ex-
tent of 4 runs to 0.

. liowover, there was no disappoint.
ment as far as baseball of the right
kind was concerned, but the unfortun-
ate feature was the fact that the best
playing was contributed by the Dnu~
Besides connecting safely ton
times with .lack Mcuraih's delivery,
they played the garlic to its limit in
every department. ’i‘hcir bits Word
for but one base ouch. because there
were no useless attempts to stretch
singles into extru buses. Each one
if their sacrifice hits was of Al or-
der, and only once was an attempt
at this turned into a double play.
On the other hand the Nor-walk
‘ioys could do nothing whatever with
McNamara, be keeping the boilers at
his mercy every minute. allowing but
three hits. George and Will Lauder
furnished the rrrisplnys of the game,
their three errors being responsible
for three of the, runs. George was ni-
so slow on the bases, bein‘g doubled up
at first on. lilnkc‘s capture of his bro-
ther's fly in short right, when be had
plenty of lime to return to the bag.
The star catch of the grime was by
Blake, who captured .lack Mournib's
Iiy In short loft, in the seventh, while
running out toward the fluid in the
direction of the bull. .luck himself
furnished a hair-ruining feature in his
catch of Scully's drive in the third.
retiring the side with 111011 on second
and third. McGratlr. W. Lauder rind
Ilcnriquoz also figured In a first, dou~
ble play in the fifth, 'nftor Scull had
placed one between Lander and [no
hard. Iirooks' catch of Sculi‘s fly in
the ninth was also worthy of mention.
The batters drew first blood in tho
fourths Swoonoy singled to left. l-Icno~
lil‘y followed suit with one to the same
quarter. Siennon, with a neat sacri-
fice, sent both men about] a sfnilon.
i‘be luflclllor's were playing in close,
and li‘euurll took advantage of the
situation by dropping one over (‘Iu-
lIill‘s bond. which would have. been
an easy out had he been playing In
his regular position. ilcsuli. two runs.
ll‘linnell was caught on an attempt to
stool and' McNamara formed.

The Dunburys’ noxt run was through
the generosity of George and Will
Lauder.
lost, on Will’s fumble, and advnucod
on McNarnnra‘s sacrifice While KL-l
ly was being disposed of by llonilqlioz

 

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Fonucli was the first rcclp- Iand llenriquoz; flicks and Scull.

all by his lonely, Founcll rcaclu-di

 

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but George Lauder's lct Scull's easy
fly get away from him, F‘eunell scor-
ing. lilake was retired at first on Will

iris grounder, after McGiath had par
tialiy stopped It

The next run came in the eighth.
Jack started the trouble by passing
Scully. Sweeney sacrificed him to ace-
oud, and he took third after Brooks
caught Henebry’s fly in deep center.
Sloirson then gave George Lauder nu-
otlror trial to. retire the side. but the
ball and George must have had some
sort of a disagreement, as the sphere
refused to stay in his company. Scully
scored. Fennell's single seat Stenson
to third; but when Fennel started to
steal, McKiernan shot. the ball to Cu-
hlil, who was playing in close, and the
latter. by a quick throw to Leonard,
caught Stanton off the bag.

The score:
Danbury.
Ali R if PO A bl

Kelly, of. .......... 0 ii 0 fl
Scull. lb. .......... 5 (i 2 10 0 I)
lilako. as. .......... 4 ti 2 I 2 l
Scully, 1-f. ......... i 1 0 2 0 0
Sweeney, 0. ......... :l 1 2 4 2 Il
iicucln'y, lib. ll 1 l 0 2 (i
Stenson, 2b. :l (i 1 2 1 0
h‘cnriell, If. ...... if 1 2 2 0 0
McNamara, p. ..... 1 0 0 1 8 0

Totals . .......... 34 4 10 27 10 1

Norwalk.
All it ll PO A id

lirooks, cl‘ ......... 4 0 0 2 0 0
Culrill. 2h. ......... :i 0 0 0 2 0
French, if. .. ....... 3 0 0 I 0 0
Lmrnard. 3b. ....... 4 0 0 l I 0
IIioirr'lqucu, lb. ...... 4 0 1 14 0 0
(l, Lauder. rf. ..... 3 ll 1 0 I) 2
W. Lauder. ss ...... ll 0 1 3 4 1
MoGrth. p. ....... 3 0 0 l 4 ll
McKicrnau, c. 2i 0 Ii 5 :l 0

Totals ........... Bil 0 ‘l 27 15 3

Score by innings:
llnnbury ........ 0 0 0 2 0 0 l I Owl
Norwalk ........ II II 0 0 Ii 0 0 0 0-0

Summary:

Earned rrruswllnnbury 2.

Sucriilco bitumSu'oL-noy, Stenson,

McNamara.

Stolen buses—«licm‘lrprcz, (l. Lauder,
llldko, Sweeney.

First on balls—Off McGrath. i: of!
McNamara, 3

Struck outm—By Mcfirntli, 4; by Mc-
Nnnruru, 5.

Left on
bury. 7.

Double plays~~Mc(‘rnI,,b W. Lauder

bascszorwalk. 5; Dow

Passed bulb—«McKIcrnnrr.

First on errors—«Norwalk 1;
bur y. 3.

Umpire—~Dest.

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third. Two were down at this period." ‘

L nu, Man. for advice. She is the M . Pinklram
who has been advising flick women free of char n
um. nn'd before that she assisted her mother. n-law Lydia E.
Thus she is Well qualified to

advice is free and airway cl pin

for more the twenty
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'i‘lni‘c—-Onc hoary 35 minutes.

' Note: of misuse "

The Norwalks villi try- their best to
retrieve their defeat this afternoon.
when they go to Danbury Kricdler
will pitch for Norwnlk, and Wade will
probably be the box artist for the
Dunbar-ya.

Norwalk could profit considerably by
following Danburys example in sacri-
fice hitting. The heavy swinging does
not always count the roost.

Several hits credited against Mc-
(irath should not be there. Faster
fielding would have reduced the num-
bei.

lists of! to McNamara.

It is hoped that the local boys will
find their beta by this afternoon

“Nick" Brennan. our former first
baseman. w'as an interested spectator.

The Nationals will play the An'mri-
cans tomorrow morning of 10 o'clock.
on the Orerlook Add}! my grounds.
This will be the "rub or" game. as
each team has won one.

in the morning t’ou‘iorrow. the Nor-
waiks will ploy tho iner Seals, of New
York, and in the ofternooa the Patch
son, N. J.. team of the late Hudson
Riv'or League Trumbull will pitch
in the morning and Mchth in the
afternoon. ..

The attendance mm for boiler than
utmost of the Saturday games thus
far.

The Cuban Stars will play any foam "

amraglng from 12 to 17 wars of age
For particulars address W. 8. Jack-
son, 40 Summit 'strf,eei South Norwalk

The Summit Streets heal. the High ,

Streets, yosterdhy‘,’ by the score of
5 to 2. on the Summit street lot. Colo-
man and Jackson. Moriarty and For
rington were the rivnl batteries.

 

BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Stats League.
New Haven, 3; lirillgcport, 2.
Springfield, 0; New London. 3.
Waterbury, 9; Hartford, 7.
llolyoko, :l; .Norwlch. 2.

National League.
Pittsburg, 4: St. Louis, 3.
Brooklyn. 8; New York. 2.
Boston. 2: Philadelphia, 1
Chicago. 5; Cincinnati, 3.

American League.
Washinghru. Ii; Boston, 2
Glevulaud, A; Chicago. 0.

New York, 8; Philadelphia, 7 (l0
innings).

Detroit, 8: St. Louis, 5.

it makes a. girl are mud to call her
a young thing at 18 as It does not to
when she is 28.

 

 

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3 ’ "its. do i have in say ‘Illve as this
day our daily hr'cm'
"cornice, nebula" ,
.“i don't s'es why. You know you
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Guaranteed to Cure Any g(Bough. 25c

any Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50's

Cures Worst Group In a Few Minutes.

Cures Sore 'l' burst and liberated Tonclls.

0th Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. ., 3
Kills the Oaiarrh Microbe and Cures In One Month.

”In Incomin- Pm. and tutorial, nearing.

Cures Hay Fever or Money Rtiu'nd‘ed. Sdc- $1200

Only Tiling on Earth That Cures in...
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- they ought, to got more money for
3 this board of children which arc tramp -

3, special arrangement with the

I’ men.

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' I“ iiip‘tford Beauty
‘ 'F‘ulrduld County, 3

' , . Sf! dl'el'iox Count,
, To lithd county;

Not Enough

, The managers of St. Francis or-
fibrin asylum' In New Haven think

fer-red from the county home in Nor:
walk to the care of that institution
This morning the county

rectors of the New Haven asylum Iii
which it was not it tint. in view
of- llvl g and oth~

It seems that Whitfield county 111...:
f i‘flO‘
«tors not enjoyed by other counties.
While other homes are paying the any-

children who are transferred, Fairfleld
is only paying 31. 50. The munazeru
think this county ought to pay the
extra fifty cents.

The commissioners have not yet
fully passed upon the question“ but
they hardly see how they can in-
.crense the allowance.‘ The arrange.
merit for transferring the children
was made by the former board and
the price was fixed by the local clergy

 

As the result of these arrangements
Falrfield county sent nearly, if not

One other reasoanhy the, commisv

request is that for the first time the
home at Norwalkry is not filled. and
they do not want t'o 388d any more to
St. Francis until the home is again
crowded. They received an applica-

morning but they decided to turn it
down. in view of the conditions pt: the
horns and the request for
rates from the New Haven asylum.

.oEAFNEss CANNOT BE when
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear

 

nose, and that is by constitutional rem-
edies. Deafness is caused by an in-

of the Eustachian Tube.
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing,deIwhen
It is entirely closed, deafness is the
result. and unless the inflammation

ed to its normal 'condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but aninflamod con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.

We will give One HundredDollnrs
for nny case of Deafness (.causcd by
caturrhl that cannot be cured by
I'Hnlls Cstarrh Cum. Send for circu-
lars free.

F J. CHENEY & (30., Toledo 0.

Sold by Druggisis, The.

Take Hall's Family Pills for consii
panon.

CORRECTED GRAND LIST.
Ta'xsb'lc Roll ofI Bach Town In Fain
field and manifold Counties as
Finally Adjusted.

Following is the complete and official
nmnd taxable list of each town in
Fairficld and Lithcilcld counties as

 

board of equalization:
. Fairfiold connty.

Iloilrel, 3 1,568,849
Bridgeport, 70,383,819
Brookilcld, 448,090.
Dunbury. 13,731,023
Darion, 3,080,715
Ensfon, 548.743
Folrlleld, 4,207,311
Greenwich. 29,96,400
Huntington, 4,041,260 ,
Monroe, 331,170
New Canaan, 2.808.071
New Fnirdcld, 342.590
Nowtown, 2.012.014
Norwalk, 8,437,502
Reddiug. 784,316
Ridgciicld, 8,514,016
Sherman. 370.913 ,
Stamford. 25.860995 .
‘strotford. 3,120,658
”Trumbull, 894,027
Weston. 399, 416
Wcsiport, 3 H302 417
Wilton, 1 ,088, 557
‘I 3192, 442 ,087
' bitchfluid.1 County.
Blu'khnmstcd, . 8“ 305.380
Bethlehem. 393,398
Bridgewater, 307.002
Canaan, 320,742 I
Colebrook, 360 .040 ,
Cornwall, 557, 249 3
Goshen. . 413. '082
Harwlnton, 491 939 3
,, IKe'nt, est ,070 ‘
thchflcid, ,3 £27,937 '
Morris, 370', 826
New Hartford 983. '533
New Milford, 8, 520 .010
Norfolk,1.684,'488
crib Canaan. 1,177,807
lymouth,1,'231.701
Roxbury, '418; 860
‘Sulisbury, 1.950 ,084.
.Sharon, i, '4Ilii, '70'4
Thomasion, 8'; 3811183
Torriugton, II 240, 889
Warren '2 8. '588
, Washington, 1,1 8",802
' -' ‘ ,‘Watertown, 2,418,517
Winchester, ,24,4‘Id
fW‘oodbury, 898. 558
titans ozi '

accumulation. ,

New Haven Cow .
New London iity,

Windham county,
‘Iinhflald Count

auger its nili‘neiits‘ t

3 P' evalllanliaie liar Week is

W’llwfif' 3'
sinners received a letter from the dia

iii” a week for the care of tho '

quite. as many as. all: tho‘otlier:coun3- I
. ties. in the state comrbinaanost of
‘ the commitments are from Bridgeport,

sioners do not feel like granting the .

tion to transfer four children -; this 3

higher I

There is only one way to cure deaf- .

flamed condition of the mucous lining 3
When this 3*

can be taken out and this tube‘restor- .

, . fictitr‘l‘ing up the rotting z‘garhage piled
n

6 1’ so do a; w s be km with ylzer today,

93g..wllen,i'l of oils strk

 

Ihc' opportunity

Common Tumblers,ll

prices.
Punch

$2.75 qualily‘at $2.25
$2.00 quality at $1. 50.

15c to 85c.

Glass Plates, now 8c.

v

.* Read Co. “

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' An Unusual Glassware Sale
This Week.

What an opportunity to replace your b'rokcn glasswarcl

3 What an opportunity to Joy in In .siodk of new sizes, those
you have always wanted but never come to the point of

' buyingi This sale includes practically all kinds of glass—
ware (with the cXL‘cption of a few confined lines) arid in
face: of rising wholesale prices, our prices for this sale have
been so materially cut that you cdnnot lr'cip appreciating

Please Note the Exceptionally Low Prices.

Iltcd bases, 6 for go.

Several styles with engraved bands and line‘s, 6 for 23c.
Straight Champagne and Punch Glass. 6'10: 25c. . ,
Colonial Champagne and Cocktail Glasses, 6 for 50c.
Lemonade Glasses, Colonial and other styles, 6 for 30¢.
A great variety of Drinking Glasses, all at reduced

Bowls ‘ ‘I

$2. 25 quality at $175. ,I'
Other styles at 75c and 98c.

More Interesting Items.
Water Pitchers, I 5 different styles, all reduced, now

Decanters, worth $1.25, reduced to 85c.
Decanters, worth (rec, reduced to 45c.
Flower Baskets, now 8c, rac and soc.

Water Bottles, good half dollar value, now 39c.

 

A very large line of Olirm Dishes, 8011 B011 Dishes,
Cructs, Sugar and Creams, Fruit Dishes, etc, from BC up.

 

The store will be closed 'l‘hursdny, the Fourth of July.

The D. M Read Co.

 

 

 

the requisites.

“4" WASHINGTON 81‘s

 

 

 

.tio‘n of indigestion heartburn, flatu-
lence Or any form of stomach trouble
take a little Kodol occasionally and
you will be afforded prompt relief.

I Sold by The Clifford Phannacy and

The Bridge Pharmacy.
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Masses troughs dsruuu 1‘0
NEW ,YMlK July 2.-Work of
streets to prevent a possible
arling’ck driverrl
to work brie e um??? a

_ be man called Odie
late yesterdhy wheat

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checks promptly. nswct'v'fif
and glimmer Pills are the best remedy,

 

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The warm weather suggests Sea Bathing and we are prepared to furnish

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LADIES' BATHING SUITS. l
Blue or Black Mohair-mt $2.00
Collar-less Mohair.“ $2.88
Dutch Neck Mohair-.1“ ..... .. $8.49

Sailor Collar Mohair, at 02.98 and $8.98"-
.MISSEB' BATHING spire $2.00 1018.9:
BATHING sui‘rs Fen MEN AND save. ' .. A
sample cars au‘o BATHING SHOES. ,. ~
ssnkm‘r-auv TOWELS AND wasu cLori-ie. .

 

 

scorn cosmos. cords.
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NOTICE To OUR CUSTOMERS.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drua
li'a'm as it contains no opiates or other
'harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
'aduits. Plaisted's Drug store and The
Clifford Pharmacy. _

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EDITOR GRUB'ER GUILTY.
'MUNICH, Bavaria, July 8.—‘—-i_-isrr
amber. editor of the Munchen’er Post.
who was sued by or. Peters, the Afrl
cdn. explorer. for columny in accusinz

 
 
 

 

all 'him of cruelty to the natives when he
‘ was Germain imperial commissioner

for East Africa In 1881, was today sen»
tensed to pay, a line of will and costs

Nearly al ». oldifashilined Con
iron. are constipation. eapcc
one that contain opiates. They d
‘ Inst right. Kennedy’s Mill!
syrup contains no opiates. .
his. the cold out of the system
611in morning the bowel s. “'l'lfi'
andflr Tlir and tastes he an
- loll flip. Children? illioii
illford Phenolic! All”