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greatly convenience this office and ed
care more Em pt attention.
pen-M
Mrs. Howard Wilson, of Norwalk,
was In Ridgelleld last Sunday
Mrs Hattie Coley of Weston, came
to Norwalk yesterday for a visit.
Gilbert, Barrett..:of Norwalk. has tak-
en a position In the Boston Store.
The employees of the Old Well Cigar
Company are working four days 11
week. .
D. A. Filow of Newtown avenuenis
having a new roof placed on his
house.
Miss Adeline Naphey. of Osborn ave
nue, East Norwalk, spent yesterday I11
Bridgeport
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. George C. Evarts. of Harriet
street, Nerwalk.
C. Buck Dul‘iols. of Bayvlew avenue,
is attending the reunion of his class,
'02. at Cornell University.
Trinity Mons Club will hold its
semiannual election of ofllcers on'
Monday evening, June 291b,
Edward Cooke. of Chestnut Hill ave-
nue, is mourning the loss of his horse.
which died a few days ago.
J L Taylor, who has been critically
ill at his home In Cranbury, for several
days. is now improving slowly.
Mrs. H. M. Jessnp and daughter, Mrs
Anna Harris. returned to Bridgwater
‘from a week’s visit in Norwalk, Satur
day.
the Mayor and Mrs Richard II. Gold-
en, of West avenue are entertaining
Mrs Marguerite Walbridge, of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs James A. Stolt. of 10
Austin street. Danbury, are spending
two weeks at the Retsof Cottage, Belle
Island
William Skid and Thomas Collins
are planning to have a camp on Cock-
enoe Island during part of the month
of July.
Daniel Bears and family of Chest-
nut Hlll avenue. will remove Ills house-
hold effects to the house of John B
Gregory.
——Great» Clearing Sale begins tomor~
row at George Keeler's shoe and cloth-
lng store, 159 and 161 Washington
Street ‘Bridge. -
The frame for the new office of John
R. Lawrence, the real estate agent, has
been raised on the railroad property
in South Main street.
Frederick and James Hawks, of
Bridgeport visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. homes E Gregory of Cr r-an
bury. yesterday, in their automobile.
Children Who are to give flowers
for the decoration of the Norwalk Bap-
tist Church should have them at the
church Saturday afternoon at 3 o '.clock
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Studwell attend-
ed this week the wedding of Miss
Ruth. daughter of Judge and Mrs. Wil-
liam Kelogg, of Yonkers, on the find-
30!).
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A number of Norwalk friends will
go to Danbur'y, on Friday to attend the
graduation of Miss Edith Adele P1 yor.
of Union Place, frtlm the State Normal
School. ., M
Thomas E. Gregory, who has been
working on the Westport road. was or-
dered to stop operations for a few,
days He Started his contract in the
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and water: we have the
rest;- soaps. sponges,
brushes. back scratch-
ers, etc.
You might as well get
a. supply now.
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0 NORTIR'MAIN STREET.
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1 Repairs 1116 hellig made to the
180th Norwalk steamboat dock.
1 Frederick E. Lockwood, of Wall
street, Norwalk, Is In New York today
on business.
The Kate C. Stevens, of the Stevens
oyster fleet, put In the harbor, last
evening, and spent the night.
Peter Dora. of Chestnut Hill avenue,
has purchased the Frank Fellow place.
which ndjourns his already large
place. '
A. B. Gregory, of Cranbury, is plan
plug to hold a dance in his new burn.
as soon as It Is completed, which will
be in the near future.
Stanley Baldwin, son of Dr. and Mrs.
W. A. Baldwin, of Wall street, was
taken suddenly ill yesterday. lie re-
mains about the same today.
Mrs. A. E. Emerson and (laughter,
of Bangor. Maine. are making 11 visit
at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Elwood, of Rowan street, East. Nor-
walk ‘ .
——_—-———I
A divorce suit brought by Mari
Somogyi against F. ’l‘erencz Somogyl
now In Hungary. on a charge of deser-
tlon Is on tomorrow '8 list of cases for
the Superior Court, at. Bridgeport.
A reharsal of the Children's Day ex-
ercises which are to be given at the
Norwalk Baptist Church Sunday will
be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
ifhis Is the lust. rehnrsal that will be
reld
Notice has been received In the ease
of I). n. Loewe & Co. vs. Martin Law-
lor ct als., of the plaintiff's motion In
lheU. S. C ult court, for judgmcul
for want of nswer. The motion will
be heard In Hartford on June. 23.
_..__.._.._..
John Tyson. of Riverside. went
throrrgh Norwnlk yesterday morning.
in his big lsotta Br larcliff race winner.
and returned in the afternoon. The
machine seemed to be Well muffled. but
occasionally made a noise like a can
non.
—Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
A foreign woman who Is employ ed at
the mill in Winnipauk was playing a
same of baseball, Tuesday. 11nd while
she was making a “home" run' she
stepped on some glass which cut her
foot In many places. She was taken to
the Norwalk Hospital where the foot
was dressed. and she Is doing nicely
11.0w., 1
Kennethi the two-year and ’ nine
mouihsold son of Mr. and Mrs Sam-
uel Foster of Orchard street. Norwalk
was operated upon for appendicitis at
the Norwalk Hospital Tuesday, by Dr.
William J. Tracey. This Is the young
. est case of this disease that has ever
been in the Norwalk Hospital. The«
little patient is improving nicely to-
day. ’
Tlre‘W, c. '1'. U. will meet at the
Rescue Mission in North Main street.
Friday, at. 3 o'clock sharp. Mrs. Grace
Platt, of Bridgelwrt, will be present
and organise a Loyal Temperance Leg-
Ion for the children Every member Is
urged to bring as many children as
' possible. Teachers are wanted. There
will be no meeting at Mrs Richard-
son’s. ‘
—Ice Cream Cake and Strawberries,
16c. at Raymond's Hall Friday night.
Friends of Fowler Post and Corps
take notice.
Putnam Castle Knights of King Ar-
thur scored a big success at Its lnwrr
fete, which was given on the lawn of
George G. Durant, in Bethel Friday
evening. It Is estimated that. fully one
thousand persons were on the ground,
and the receipts were most a tlsfac-
tory. The spacious lawn was ghted
lanters,
Which ivere strung in four directions
from a high center pole, making a
[pretty effect. Mrs. Durant was for.
nrerly Mrs: John A. Slater, of South
Nor-walk.
. . ,
The normal school at Danbury will
open September 1 1908. The daily ses
sioas will be from ten to four with an
hear and a' half intermission at noon.
'The' work 11111 be arranged so that the
entering class, who do ifbt have any
training work in the eéhdofil. may ar-
rive In Danbury at 10-. 53. on the train
leavin Stamford at 9: 56 and South
Now It 10101111111111 not be counted
' 111111.. The school will close 11': time for
the students to take the express Ieav- ran electors In the town; or,
tag Danbury at 4:16. This schedule Isl
' made especially to be convenient for
pupils to attend the normal school and
live at home. .. _
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’ that the meeting was so harmonious. ‘
immediately after Mr. J. R. I’lymert
F
inlet
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Funeral Directors
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and inviting, yet. extremely durable. ,
Fiber -Rush green, is the wiyapring'
giecn so restful to the eye, and which
harmoniscs so well with other furnish-
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Furniture for, flu'
parcliror 111131 room
a f y o u r Ii 0 m a .
W1.- llavc‘fnany designs of this.
tiful furniture of attractive prices.
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and Embalmerss , _
South Norwalk, Conn.
Curtaln _SWiss
We have just received and unpacked a case of the very best values we
have ever offered in dainty Curtain Su
fascinating designs we are sure. wiluppeal to you.
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10:; PER YARD.
These exquisite materials and
(‘ull early as conven-
PRICES 15c TO
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stock is oomph to.
N. E. Ryan 81 Co.,
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WOWWM
§ MONEY iNVESTED IN A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT
MERRILL ~
COLLEGE
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST '
It lnsures a good Salary, Intlep
ty for Advancement.
Books and Stationery Free.
STAMFORD, SOUTH NO
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emit-nee and always the Opportuni-
". A. MERRiLL. Prln.
RWALK, FORT CHESTER.
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isanuouvp nes'rmo AT snoox
- sin:
A Correspondent Gives Some Addition
:1 Information Regarding this
Annual School Meeting.
[‘0 the Editor of The Sentinel:
The writer, being at. the Ilrookslde
school meeting, desires to correct your
reporter or correspondent. who stated
With the opening of the meeting
he so-cnlled f'bnrnrony" began, and
was kept up throughout the entire
meetirlg. by complaints made by Mr.
Cattaneo, who was ably supported by
others who complained similarly.
The clique of former office holders
had evidently felt sure of complaint
being made, and wore ready. and bad a
copy of the statutes under which the
chairman ruled that no one was eligi-
ble to vote unless he had been prev
lously registered.
Protests Were made without avail
and under this ruling a goodly number
of residents. property owners and tax-
payers were debarred from voting,
which added materially to the harmon-
Iousness of the meeting. ,
When Mr. Catterieo arena to speak
Hoyt was nominated as the committee-
man for the ensuing year, Mr Hoyt
immediately challenged the right of
Mr. Cnttaneo to speak or vote ou‘the
matter in hand, and was even so em
phatic about It that it brought protests
from those present. resulting In a vote
being taken and carried to allow Mr
Cattaneo to present his grievances.
Under the ruling of the chair. as
to voters, the meeting was thus put in
the hands of Mr. J. R. Plymert Hoyt
and Ills friends, which accounts for
whatever “harmony" there was visible
or audible
Those present who were thus do
barred felt that the Interests of the
school district were not being broadly
and liberally administered 'when the
muzzle was ac conspicuous.
A closer inspection of the General
Statutes. Revision 1902. show as fol-
lows:—-(abrevinted).. '
“Section 1798. Who May Vote for
Town Officers at Annual Meeting—At
any term meeting all those male cItI
sens may vote who are of the age of
twenty-one years. on who have re
sided in the state the ne year, and in
the town the six months, next preced-
ing. and who have been duly.admitted
who have a freehold estate not subject
'10 a mortgage, rated. 11 their own
names. in the. common list or assess-
ment last before'oompleted, at three
1 :31 e' 1
"301.11: AGENCY roa
Walk- Over
IN AIL LEATHERS -— Pat. Colt,
Shoes and
Qxfords
Gun
Metal and Tans, 1 1
$3.50,' $4.00, $5.00.
NN & RYAN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘1
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hundred dollars. or personal estate so
rated In said list at one hundred and
fifty dolnrs. "
"Section 2191—] .egni Voters of
School l)lutrlcts-—-’l‘bc legal voters of
a school district shall consist of the
legal voters of the town or towns in
which said district is situated, who
have resided in said school district for
the: period of four nrorrths next preced
"8"
Now, Mr. Editor. the statutes being
correctly quoted herein, will you or
som'eone'wlth knowledge please state
If thc'meetlng'a‘s held was and Is valid
as to‘ the. electors; or. can We because
of wrongful ‘nobarrlng of voters set
aside or cause to be set aside what was
done. and call or cause to be caller] a
new meeting for a proper election by
all eligible voters? ‘1
Would not the Norwnlk Civic league
take up this matter In the interests of
fair play and justice to all alike.
WILLIAM F. BEAUPAIN.
SECOND INFANTRY ORDERS.
Lieutenant Lloyd E. Jennings, Former-
Iy of Math Norwalk, Acting
Adjutant.
NEW HAVEN” June lit—Colonel
Geddes today. Issued Iris orders for the
trip of the Second Infantry to Pine
Plains next month IJeuteuaut Colonel
McCabo will command Major Tilsou‘s
batullon by reason of the latter" 6 ab
sence due to an operation. Lieuten-
ant Lloyd E. Jennings of L Company.
Merlden. Is detailed acting adjutant.
.Lieutenant Jennings a son -of
Charles E. Jennings, of est street
and Taylor avenue, South Norwalk.
Anxious Mother—0h. Professor,
don’ t you think my dear little Reginald
will ever ler"-1 to 1‘1"?
Professor Cr‘ybn—- 1'11, madam: not
unless you harness him up to a truck.
~Comlc Cuts.
Neil—He doesn't know anything
about the little nineties of paying at» '
tentlon to a girl.
Belle—«Why. I saw him tying your ,
shoestring!
Nell—Yes; but be tied it In a double
knot so it couldn’t come urrtled again.
-Phlladelphia Record.
M:
“When in the herd intermission?"
asked the stranger In the Atlanta
playhouse. ‘
"Thah is no Intermission at all, sub. "
replied the- old colonel, with 9. rom-
iniscent sigh.
“No Intermission between the acts?"
"No, sah. What would be the use of
going out between the acts in Georglal
these days, sall?"—-Chicago Daily
News.
1
have
11111»1 means
if “11111116111111“ three
new bo‘rl'es for his livery business.
'c.-. As:
, Nomination of chiefs will take place
In Ponus Tribe, «No. 31, this evening.
. Nomination of ofllcers was held In
Wooster Lodge, I. 0. 0. F1,
as.
R. F. B
O. W. Blnkurd has
western ll'lp. and will visit his parents
ill Dayton. Ohio.
Mrs. B. F. Querenu Is occupying ’l‘
W. Benedict’mhouso In Cherry street
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Turnerare en-
1 loving a week's outing I11 this state
and New York
William
.1 Mrs. Joseph F. Silllman has
; entertaining Miss Julia Ayl'en and 515
ter, of Mo
W. S. Raymond, who Injured 111s
log recently with 11 falling slope, ls
able to get about on crutches.
Rev I‘. J O'la'ul'y, of St Aloysius'
char-1h has lcturm 11 from his retreat,
ytnd is now taking the parish census.
loomer and
:thjudlng the summer In Allenburst,
llolt has moved to Long
Island City, where he ls employed at
tho carpenter trade.
ntclalr, N. J
1
“W.—
Samuel Kurluusky has
James 1
An inspector for
party has bun making an luvestlgwr
tion of faucets in the houses the past
two weeks.
Announcements have been sent out
of the marriage of William A. Dunn
port, Jr., and Miss Emma E. Sammls,
Sunday, June 7.
Mrs.
Clarence Roscoe has sold his trot-
lluddle to :1 New lurk
pur1lutsed:
ting mare
man. and It is
mare front Liveryman Sammie.
R. M . Essley, who recently purchas-
ed' the Dr.
started for the Republican convention
In Chicago, and will remain for sev.
eral Weeks.
The monthly meeting of the W1)-
men's Forelgu Missionary Society of
the M. E. church Is being held this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. I“.
Jones, i‘al‘k street.
Announcement is made of the com-
ing wedding of Harry loostt-r St",0\llit'
son of Dr.
Miss Mary Edna Morley: of New ila
veu, on Monday, June 29111.
Members of the class of '78, Center
who have changed their ad-
dress since the reunion of 11105, are
asked to notify the secretary, Mrs.
Seymour Miller, (lienbrook.
\
school,
”.1...—
Dr. Stevens and family. of Brook-
lyn, took possession of I). R. Mcrrltt’s
house in South Main street. yester-
day. Mr'.
spending 1
Bond and the
returned from their
tour. and are stopping at their sum-
mer home In Ucnoko avenue.
family from the opera house flat to
the John M1 lbido plat 11 Smith Ridge
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I. Folsom and
New York, have moved into the W.‘
ll1'1vonport. place, I’ark street, for t
summer.
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the
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Davenport p
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nnd Mrs. C H
Merritt turd
be summer
Cottage, Belle Island.
The Regulars will play a team froru
the thqu
June 27
will play
and the team will be made especially
strong for these two games.
Mrs Thourus MoCrntlr,
been a patient.
care In the Norwalk Hospital for sev
returned to
home in Forest street, where she is
her operation.
or at
convaleseing
a
fia’l‘d‘m
weeks,
of Commerce
()11 July 41h t
the Milford l
under
has
from
with}
Colllultev-
"abv 111
started on a
Water
M lsscs 1101111
in the Beer's
mat
last even-
fnmily' are
been
moved Ills
family, of
Corn-
Fur opeun
speedy
ropcrfy, has.
Scovllle, to
family are
New York.
Ire Regulars
udependents.
who has
Dr Tracey's
her
skin,
1scrlptlon which call be filled at any
“It Is astonishins.".t1filnarlted a well
known authority sense of the
“flow stint: at rg‘ number of' peo
ple, especially ladies, are ,by attrlctive.
ly written advertisements, Induced to
purchase some one of the many so
culled Beauty Creams now on the roar.
ket. not knowing ,of course that they
mostly contain city or greasy suiv
stances that clog the pores of the skirt
and are for that reason the ve worst
thing that they could posibly 3111.11”
treatment 3! 91111111111. Bla hoods.
lilotchea an all eruptions of e skill.
are as follows and has Invar'lably pr-ov
1111 very successful. Wash the face
«awfully every night before retiring
with warm Wilton and a little oatmeal
tied up In lasmall cloth bag, then after
drying well, use the following inex-
pensive and perfectly harmless pro~
Drug Store. (‘leamla 1A on Ether 1
oz Alcohol 7 call. Ilse this mixture
on the face as often as possible dur-
ing the day. but use night and morning
.my way, allowing it to remain on the
face at least ten minutes, then the
powdery film may be wiped off. D0
not wash the files for some little time
after using. By following this simple
treatment, you will soon have a clear
and Brilliant Complexion"
which Is sold to have been most sue
1".esstul
Mrs. A. L, Mason will give a course
of six lectures at tile home of Miss
lillss, Oenoke a1enue, on Tuesdays,
111 II n. m., beginning .luno ’318ub-
jet',ta Marquis do l.al",11yette Duke of
Buckingham, Princess Marqucrite of
Austria, Louisa, of Prussia, Madame
de lliaintenon, Caroline of Ausbacb,
Queen of Cemge ll, of k‘rrgland
o————-—-———-—
“Doc." Waterbury was unable to so-
rare $500 ball for appearance in the
Superior court In Bridgeport In tho
September term, for the theft of John
llalenpott.‘ s watch, and he. was when
.11 Bridgeport jail by Officer Merrill
111 await trial. Waterbury Irud just
been released from jail on a similar
charge, 11ml in view of his past. rec-
11111 and other recent escapades of
the like, it is thought that he will
twelve. 11 Irurd sentence on the pres.
e111 1 barge.
It has been reported In the local pli-
per that at a recent meeting of the
the company, Chief l1. ll. Sutton and
First Assistant Chief Curl Schlelcher
were \oled out of office This report
wives a false impression of the integ-
r111 of the members. As a matter of
fact. the officers tendered their resig-
nation and were waited upon by a
spatial committee, who made an effort
0t persuade them to continue Ill office.
Only after every Influence had been
exhausted were the new officers elect-
ed. The new chief, B. A. Wood, and
First Assistant Chief Allan Patterson,
were unanimously elected in their
places, and will make eillcleut and
painstaking officers.
”“4-
W. R. Ward, of Dyersburg, Tenn.
writes: "This is to certify that l have
used ()rlno Laxative Fruit Syrup for
chronic constipation. and It has prov-
on without a doubt, to be a thorough,
practical remedy for this trouble, and
It In with pleasure I offer my consclen
tIous reference. ” I'laisted‘ 11 Drug Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy.
"Well ” remarked a gentleman af-
ter a long argument on the question of
muu‘ s superiority over woman. “at‘
least there is one good. sweet and per-
fect thing which a man can have and
h woman cannot "
"Never!“ cried his wife passionate-
ly. “Never! I deny it! What do you
"loan?"
"A wife!"——Tlt~Illts.
When you need to take something
take it promptly for the stonrach, but
take something you know is reliable-
something like Kodoi'lv‘or Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. Kodol is pleasant to
take. it Is reliable and Is guaranteed
to give relief. It is sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar:
mncy.
Two things will make a person move
slowly and with caution; one Is con-
servatism and. the other is rheuma-
ff:
on tattmtxiotllfi
liliisthes «Mmmuamm
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Cams 1! Cold 11 0116 Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 251:
only RadicaT Cure for Bronchitis." ' 50¢
Cures Worst Group In a few Mihutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratcd Tonclls.
Only Positive Cure for Quick consumption. .
Kills the Catai'l'h M Chiba and- Clues in One Month.
Opens Breathing Passage and Restores nearing.
Cures Hay Fever or Motley Reloaded. 50c- SI.
Only Thing on [doth That
' J. Cheney for the last 15 yo
coaacc'ncur item."
There it! a great deal of o'o‘
about the roads of Connecticut
whoever rides over them join
chorus. Tile legislature made a
appropriation at the last session
the good-111111111 cause ordered tor 1
missioner MacDonald an all ,
directed that the 181an all
roads In repair as well as
them. had laid out a large prom
which so far the automobile
moat conspicuous result; ‘ "‘
You can ride a good many miio'wfih‘ll
not see construction or repair.) '
on. This sounds 1111
against Commissioner MacDouol
we venture to eassumo that the 1
Is “lllgber up,‘ as they say i"
York The esteemed legisla '
too big for any man to carry. Th
of one man having personal lino,
of all the roads of the state! .11
posterous.
Instead of one man with on'
mobile. responsible for the
there should be eight men 11111111,
to each county1 and each man ' If
time his automobile and ride .
about his county to know eve'
what roads are In trouble. If th
rnissloner attempts to travel be
the capitol and his New Haven
c1ery day by machine. he will a
sick or the road will be well. 1
will 11111 stay as now. That Is not
Illustration. '
The wide sweep that the state "
to the good roads proposition 11
treatment on a corresponding
Cormnissioucl' MacDonald should
s ruggle along In silence. be cash
me out Into the open and male
evident that the work laid out b'
icneral Assembly is too much for.
man that he needs abundant skilled
slstnnce, and that a job of million.
not be handled on a tupponny
It Is mortlfylng to have peopl
pains to tell us that they know
they haw reached Connecticut i331.
roughness of the highways. We 1 1 ‘
to have as good roads as Mam
sells or New York.-—Iinrtford CO
1
—Stops itching instantly.
piles, eczema, salt rheum. tetter,‘
hives, herpes. stables—Dean's 1
meat. At any drug store. ..
arouse IN QUEER PLACER?
A round stone is found In the point
of certain kinds of bamboo. This 1!
called "tabashcer. ‘ and Is supposed ,
be deposited from the sillcious fill N
of the cane. Another curiosity of tit
kind Is the cocounut stone. whlc
found in the endossperm of the .11
out in Java and other East 11111
lands. It Is ure carbonate of
and Is somet mes round. somut',
ear-shaped, like the appearance at?
white pearl without lunch
Some of these stones are as
cherries. and as hard as feldspl
opal. They are quite rarely
and are regarded by the oriefitdll
precious stones, the lower 11
using them as charms agalns
ease and evil spirit. Stones 11
sometimes fomrd In the pomeg
11nd in other East India fruits.
How's 71-1132 ,
We offer One Hundred Dollars
word for any calls of Catarrh t
not bexcured by Hall's Catarrh
F. J. CHENEY it (30., Tol,
We. the undersigned. have an“
believe him perfectly honorahl
business transactions and i '
able to carry out. any 11111131111111.» "
by his firm
NWALDING KINNAN 11 MAR
Wholesale Drugglets, To
Hall‘s Catarrh Cure is taken
nally. acting directly upon th
and mucous surfaces of the
Testimonials sent free. Prlct 7
bottle. Sold by all drugglats.
Take ilall' s Family Pills for
potion. ,
Knicker—Are you interested in
rotation?
Booker—Yes; would the snakes...
pink?-—New York Sun.
DeWItt‘s Kidney and Bladder
are prompt and thorough and w
a very short time strengthen the
erred kidneys Sold by The.
macy.
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