|
-—"f hive taken
’sV table Com
‘ ”12:3... fdlii‘r ‘ ii“
0 o. y
e doctor told me It;
Was good. and since
taking it I feel so
much ghotter that l
. can do all In work l
n. I Ill 11 k
L the E. nkham'si
'egeta Io Com.l
pound a line remedy
r all woman' s
troubles, and I
never forget to tell
111 friends what It has done for me. "
0 Elgatfisou, 304 East Long St.
’ "other Woman Helped.
émitevillo. Vt. — “ l was passing
through the Change of Life and sulfate
nervousness and other annp’ying
Ins. Ly diaE Pinkham’s
ompound restored myhesltb
“shah and proved worth mounta us
dto me. For the sake of other
ering women I am willing
‘V‘uld publish my letter."— he“.
pugs BARCLAY, B. 1“. 1).. Granl te-
h this
- omen who are passing thro
tlcal period or who are
any of those distressing
r to their sex should not lose sight
the fact that for thirty voars Lydia
Pinkhsm’s Vegetable Compou
hich is made from roots and her 11,
been the standard remedy for
h”1e Ills. In almost every commu-
I! you will find women 11 ho have
been restored to health by Lydia E.
Kietham' s Vegetable Compound.
%PetiencewAud1 was the judge con-
rate? Patrice—Very; be asked
my age before he swore me. —Y on-
Statesman.
. Wall Papers
,Ili' PRICES r6 SUIT ALL
‘ POCKETBOOKS
Afiomplete Line of Crockery,
. Glassware and Housefur-
, nlslllng Goods, Etc.
SEngllsll Blue China by the set or
piece. ‘ 1
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned Quicker and better. Fruit. will
pack closer. the Jars will look Illcel
on your shelves than the round green
glass jars.
Square White Jars have the Light-
ning Top.
Window Shades mode to order.
'Palnters' Supplies.
Best Mixed Paint, $1.25 glllloll.
Painting and Paper Hanglng.
L. H. Decker
87 'WASH I‘NGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
TEL. CON.
GOING To BUY
ill 1*"
Get it now while we can
mdirb'prbmpt connec-
tions. Pedal brings
representative. '
Connecticut
‘lll’giimlst
‘Y N
rm smasher
I.
CONNECTICUT PATSNTS.
The tolioiifig were Must! Josef“.
1909; list lsbcd from oi‘llco ot
A M w or. solictlor of patents,
BridBGDOI‘C. Conb.’
(i 1’. Carroll, Bridgeport two pat-
ants: Valve and connection; electric
expansion valve.
R. Palmer,
. Bridgeport, two
patents: :
Producing high grade steel
skylight
“E. H H. Smith. Bridgeport serving
plattel
ii. A. Line. West Haven, electric
signal mechanism for overhead trol-
ley systems.
I. N. Benson. Hartford. horn.
E. Burns and G. H. Horton, Hart.
ford. typewriting machine.
1". ll Richards. Hartford. three pat
ents: Friction coupling; making rib
bed plates; mechanical movement.
E. R. Seward. Hartford, stop mo-
tion of metal working machines.
H. E Arnold, New Britain. exteu.
.fl'om low grade material.
so Schroeder, Bridgeport,
sion edatead.
f E. lalltsberg, .‘cw Britain. rotary
n11.
W. G. Msrr, New Erltian. spring
wheel
J. A. Volk. Jr.. South Norwalk, re-
newable {use for electric circuits.
H. S. Lockwood, South Norwalk.
cnclllclleon plate.
C. H. Newton. Torriugton,
absorber.
W. A. Penilcld. Meriden. unti-vibrt:
lion device for vehicicfi
.. Dart South anchester. pa-
per machine.
Trade Marks.
W. J. Anderson Norwalk,
and rcstoratlves for horses.
McClumllowell Co.,Nol'11ich boll-
era for heating by steam and hot
water.
Wbitlock Coll' Pipe 00.. Ellnwood.
bent metal pipe.
shock
tonics
OFFICER KILLED WOMAN AND
HIMSELF.
MACON, GIL. June I8.-~—Aftor killing
a woman named Emma Raymond In
the red III. ht district, early today. Pat.
rolulan oscar Abcl 'turncd the revol-
ver upon himself and blew out his own
bruins.
Everything Pertaining
to Electricity,
Appllnuccs of every description—
goods always in stock for Motive Pow-
er, Electrical Advertising. Decorative
Work. Bells, Cut Oil Switches. Adjust-
able Lights. etc.
Orders carefully and promptly ex
contort—prices right!
'I he Reed 81 Volk Electrical Co.
36 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
should be equipped with r dalnty
snow white, ompleoo “Standard" For.
celain Enameled lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
In your dressing chamber, sleep-
In: apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would adore you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly qllote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
cbanlcs, honest and reliable.
HORACE ‘ R.‘ NASH
CORNER MAI" AND WEST 8T8.
.. .1. ..
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
one nulu're FROM nepoT. ,
sunbeam case.
our adorns e‘ Special Feature. Goo
' and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Hosted.
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Ohio In Connection.
A full "new! Int Moll Ales, Includ-
lag the famous .Bth's and
, Base at Co's Stout, always be draught.
Anhouser Bil-ch Bear on Drought.
1'. .I. OULLIVAN. Proprietor.
‘Toio'pho'no m. J '
Daily..."lil“ toN. Y
.’ F6i‘ might
Prepaid"
”lit has
i“ I‘m-ill
“in" "mi” our;
Norwsllt Steamboat no.
l. a
. 1
will. leave
Mk. i foot
.1
.mmmmemm
Arming J: Smith, .
I “use.
y, . (except
1:. c. Housman.”
lily
Aik ilifilyi
advice. Follow it. He knows.
RENEW THEIR FRIENDSHIP.
Emperor High In and Emperor VIII-
Ilam Drill to Each othor's
Success.
REVAL, June 18.--'l‘he toasts ex-
changed betwoen Emperor Nicholas
and Emperor William at the banquet
Standard last night, wwrc cordial. "i
assure your majesty,“ said the Russian
emperor, “that I cherish the sincere
and unchanging wish ever to maintain
the traditional relations of hearty
friendship and mutual trust that air
ways have unllted our two houses.
and the cultivation of which I strongly
desire. not meerly as a. pledge of the
good relations of our two countries.
but of the general peace.”
In reply Emperor William said: "I
am rejoiced to see. Ill this hearty rc»
ccption, a new and valuable confirma—
ulon of our sincere personsl friendship.
i see In it also 11 fresh continuation of
lilo traditional rllluiiouslllp of cordial
friendship and confidence. which. cor-
responding to the manifold interests
and thoroughly peaceful sentiments of
our two countries. exist between our
govcrlllllcnts."
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo‘eE. l’. Fitzgerald. R. W.
anrlngton, H. W. Race. R. I". Came
l'on. M. Well. George H. Kl'clnelbel-g, L.
J. Sawin. L. 8. Cody. Frank B. H909li~
berg. II. T. Lyman. New York: A. H.
Kirtlalld. (horse Cook. New Haven;
F. S. Hayward, Boston: ii. 3. Dean.
Morldell: is Chlist,M011thalr.N .I..
i. ll. liu1‘.Il)litt N. S. llllrlblltt, Wil
Iol1;M1ne Laisne. Irlty; Samuel Grccu‘
stein. George W. Chapman, llrldge
port; I.. Mints. Newark. N. J.; M. l.
Moss. Philadelphia; E. N. Richardson.
\l‘atm‘bury; Jams Young, Williams-
town. Ma ; F. I). Lawton, city; H. E.
Stems. Detroit; J. W. Franklin, Provi-
dence: Marlin Killncr. New Milford;
Harry T. Seaman, Rochester. N. Y.; M.
.I. Doyle, Waterbury; L S. Cody, Cleve-
land. 0.; E. Abrsnld. Canarsle; C. C.
(lrnllsc. Baltimore: .l. W. Conucll.
Provlddlce. R. McGuire, Haverill.
Mass
BILLS F05 PARCELS POST.
WASHINGTON. June iii—Rome
scutniivc Bennett. of New York, you
lcrday introduced a hill providing Im
a parcels post within the various rural
free delivery routes.
Horace E. Dana. 81 Son,
45 WALL 8T" NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargain:
in Income producnlg proptny real
mun Increase In value vll'lh the nplo
growled! 111. 15am. '
IHI. IllilllI-I BILiIIIIIIIl
AWN Will
has a Double Steel Ratchet. like
lightning in action. lies I Triple Gear
entirely enclosed. so thatho dirt 0
cut grass can find Its way into the
pinlous and clog them. Has a
micrometer adjustment.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
IPHONI‘W. -
Ir
Ile‘ endorses0 uAye e'..r 1' was: Vldorio
dandruff, a hair tonic and dressing
on board the Russian imperial yacht .,
., will be under the dire ion of ’the Ep-
Chas. E. Dow.
A Timely Subject
For All Homo-Owners
‘ This is the needs tor cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brush tor the house and
the who for the laws are good.
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away. but
to make the hdilse, the b
stables and fences right t e'y
1 slguld be treshoned up with
ill.
. We have everything for the
paintlog-«lldnseed oll. tux-pm.
. brushes and
AWN," Pure Willie Lead
- - 'rlt's FAMOUb
DUTCH eov nmvzn same
when; ground out man
mall's purity
1 see no nboht your painting.
car. com
Denatured. .
EAST no wmohu.
l octprn’t know Wilmette
'l’lsnt yourrhalr firth it?
Hm
Got Yohr Drug Wants
rides at the
Bridge Pharmacy '
tboro’wlll be no likelihood or meetln
his opponent min.
People along the Washington street
bridge this morning, had occasion to
hold I eir noses from a cause which,
It ll stated frequently causes them u11-'
glee-anthems whenever the wind
lows In train the east. This Is due
to an apparatus being oppraled at the
Colonial Foundry plant for the extrac-
tion of oil from soft tool. The smoke
heavy and dense has an unpleasant
habit of settling down on the bridge
at the times mentioned Several pot)
pie have suggested a complaint one
business mall on the bridge sold this'
morning.
Herman Ryder and John Howard are,
at present engaged Ill a discussion
with their young delivery clerk. Chas.
ter Colin-III, on the question at wheth-
er one of Chester's requests should be
granted. Chester maintains that it is
necessary to his happiness that he re-
train from retiring until midnight or
so In order that he may attend cir-
Prompt and efficient service at
all times
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKIR. Manager.
Stephen J. 0' Brion and family have
moved flom Scaviow avenue to Cut-
tage street
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weed are mov-
Ing from Winfield street to East nvc-
use, over the Mend lirotbcrs' grocery
story.
Red Star Barge No. 21 Is discharg-
Ing a cargo of coal at the Ferris Coal
Company's dock, above the Washing.
ton street drewbrldgc.
The Dory Social Club will hold a
party and dance at its club house.
Cove "street, tonight. All are welcome
and a good time can be expected.
Jesse Ayers In about to construct a
launch at his place» of business at Ihe
rcar of the Crescent Laundry, from a
“knock down' frame. This material
Was shipped hero Ilolu the middle
West.
The job of filling In East Washing
ton street Ia being made a good one.
The dirt and gravel is being extended
from about the middle of the trolley
switch to around the corner into Fort
street. .
The local natural growth oysterlllcn
are still finding poor picking In the
oyster business just at present. In
view of this tact.ac1>eral of the local
men are still longing clams off Roway
ton Harbor for the Ililtons.
Whaievou eclipse viewing entllusi
aslu East Norwalk had yesterday of-
ternoon was dissipated by the buds
which came 11p. A view of u comet’s
tail was also provided for last night.
but the evening was also cloudy.
The Symphony orchestra, which
will play on connection with the club.
crate Children's Day exercises at the
East Avenue Methodist church Sull-
day. will rehearse this evening at the
home of Earle Baker. in Fort street.
Entrances by members of the East
1
'is chairman of the club s regatta com-
mittee.
There Is no charge of admission. for
the "reverence' social to he held this
evening at the parsonage of the East
Avenue Methodist ehl h This event
wor league. phlch
Interesting program.
Charles LBCron, of the Hefner
store en the Washington street bridge.
is back again to his duties at the
store, but has not yet fully recovered
from his illness. Mr. LaCrolx figures
that he will regain his usual good
health in a few days.
llarbormaster Edward I“. Smith has
not yet‘ nunounoedsny definite rules
in regard to harbor regulations. Ed-
ward R. Mead. of the Wilson Point
otllce of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company. 48
deputy herbal-master.
Last evenlngis supper of the Eighth
Grade, or graduating class of the blur.
vln school. was a highly enjoyable
event for the pupils. The menu was
an elaborate and substantial one. and
was participated in by practically all
of the members at the class.
The pupils of the Fifth and Sixth
grades. of the Fitch school. will enjoy
a picnic, temorrow. Their teachers
will be to chilrg’e. Al 9 oclo‘ck. the
party will leave East Norwellt bye
special trolley tor Baton Point, where
the day Will be spent. The return will
be made about 6 o'clock.
Esrle’s Hill is‘ being given a cover.
ing of crushed stone by Highway Com-
missioner Malone, of the city of Nor
walk.
In the clty‘of Norwnlk, has received
its covering,‘ehd the steam road roll-
or or the town is packing. it down.
The work on the east side oi the high-
way is just being started.
Considerable curiosity has been an
pl epered an
which extends from the grounds
the tower at the Plant of the Bride
port Real Ediste Investment Come-
puny. in Gregory Boulevard. It Is ex.
plalned that the material for the con-
crete blocks is taken up this incline
and sent down through :1 mixer.
Mr. Ind Mei. max Levy. of the
Washington street bridge, returned
home trom‘ New York last evening
and report havlgg witnessed a most
unfortunate 11ch est. While walkliig‘
through Grand street. they saw a were
a building In Clinton street. nearly.
The Woman was instantly killed. 8 a
had been cleaning a window and it
'snco.
90.333.“
walk the W
The at or rod or,
tested for honors y deterday morhinghu:
hie Cello' s rooster is now In fall
In e street bridge.
shirt! owned by William Hertha:
inst yet put In an appeamce. It til
, Lupus. theatres, etc,
The west side of East avenue: '
oused by the track like arrangement, _
so tall from the fourth story window '01 4'
was supposed that she lost hei- bal- :
sion of the tit) 11 .of deck of this
tn width he can; . ‘
supposed now that the Hart bird was ,
so hrlmllisted by his detest that he ,V
and on the other
hand, to compensate for the loss of
sleep (hi? gets 11p quite early), he
should be allowed to go home and take
n nap In the utiernoou. Thelquestion
has not yet been solved.
Master George Thompson celebrated
his seventh biltllday anniversary ves-
terday by entertaining a number of
his little friends at his borne in Osv
born avenue. Those present were:
The Misses Ina Plait. Eva Brown, Vio-
let Plait. Katherine Doulens. Olive
Percy, Mary Cullens. Alice Saunders
and Florence Platt, and Masters
George Thompson, Harold Thompson,
Ernest Plait. Earl Plait. Allen Sun-
dors, Percival Sillgownld and Morris
Dolllonu. Games were played and re-
lresbulcnts were served. Masher
Thompson was the recipient of a num-
ber of beautiful presents In honor of
the event.
.._I._—....._.__._ I
IIIIIIIIIIIII.
The youngsters are now repealing
happily and hopefully that there Is on-
ly one more week of school.
The coating of crushed stone which
n‘ns-recentl yzlpplied to the Wilson
road, Is now getting worn down, and
the highway from this place to South
Norwnlk will be ill line shape before
long.
Not all the high school students Ill
this place will attend the school next
weck, as many of them have stood
high enough throughout the year to
avoid taking the dual examination,
which begln‘Monday. I
The proceeds from the lawn party
on the school grounds this afternoon
and evening will be for the benefit of
the school library. The, library is up
to date and is well patronized in the
scholars Nearly every one In the
village contributed something to the
' lllllll.
Mrs. J. M. Bolts and Miss Ethel
Betta are visiting friends in New
York.
The James Fessenden cottage, Red
Norwalk Yacht club in the orthconllng Oak. is being decorated by a Norwalk
launch race, to be ll lg! Saturday painter.
afternoon of next we should be The'awanwlch children, :1 North
made with Dr. F. B. Baker The latter Wilton. om the
have recovered
measles. ‘
Mrs. W. R. Nichols and family of
Brooklyn are at their cottage in Hurl-
bull street. '
Charles 'I‘ryon. of Belden Hill. who
has recently suffered a relapse, is feel-
ing somewhat better. .
Mr. 01: .our enterprising barber, is
having th’ exterior of his store paint-
ed John Davis has the contract
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Miss Alice Olmstead.
Hugh Black's Friendship was read.
Mrs. A. B. Gorhsm and Miss Lottie
Everett have been spending a few
days with friends in Reading Ridge
and Weston .
Nine interesting works of fiction. by
Gilbert Parker Grace Denio Litehileld
and others. have recently been added
to the Library shelves.
William C. DeWitt left on Wedness
day for Culilornia. where he will re-
main some time in connection with the
Stanford University.
Mr. and Mrs. Ely M. T. Rider, of
New York, are the happy parents of a
daughter. Mrs. Rider is the daughter
of Mrs. Mary A. White, of Cannon.
W. R. Hubbell. Miss Florence Gil
bert and Miss Alice Mervin attended
the reception at Hillside, in .No it,
Wednesday evening. in Mr. Hub li's
automobile.
Howard Wood, of Norwalk. and Miss
Alice Bedding. oi Wilton. were married
Wednesday evening In St. Matthew's
Church Rev. C. A. Marks performing
the ceremony.
A school meeting was held Monday
evening in Center school district to
engage a teachegm point a committee.
etc. It Is pro ab'e that Miss Mar-
be re-engaged tor the coming year.
ReczNT Knslval. or vESsELs.
Y .1th lied!
H is-
I 1mm "1.1.th
4‘ quorum:
. '1!“ need
crawled thiamine creme to We.“
also has sought pastures now, where
garet Moftet, the present teacher. will .
gt: iPcar‘son Interests In Mexico.
IiOLOlIDS PREVENT ANY ECLIPSE
astronomers In This Country blues.
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SIIIIIIZIIIIIgIIRi'llM . " -
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Michigan's”
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PmmolcsDigcsllolil. .. l
mssandibslt‘oahlnsu ..,
Opium Morphine Inl-
‘ Nor chorlc.
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A Ilium for
Humor 1.1%ng
Wormsi‘oi
MASONIC VETERANS.
Annual Reunion at New Hartford—
Dodlcatlon of Lie Memorial. ‘
The thirty-ninth annual reunion of
the Connecticut Masonic Veterans‘ As-
sociation will be held With Amos
Beecher lodge. No. 121. F‘. k A. M.. at
New Hartford, Oll St. John the Bap-
tist's day. Thursday, Julie M. The
business meeting will be held about
10:30, depending somewhat on the ar-
rival o‘t trains. Venerable Master
Reuben ll. Tucker, of Annuals, will
read his annual address, and the other
omccrs present will present their re-
ports. Olllccrs will be elected. Lunch
will be served by the ladies of May.
flower Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Sl.nr .
The special feature or the day will
be the unveiling and dedication of the
memorial monument In Riverside
cemetery In Pleasant Valley, Bart-
hampated about two miles from New
Hartford. to the late William Walleoe
Lee for many years the Venn-sills
master. Teams will convey the vet
craps to the cemetery where the ex-
ercises will take place at 2 o’.clock
Vcncrable Master Tucker will preside
during the exercises, and on behalf of
the association accept the monument
from the committee. of which Treas-
urer Henry W. Atwood is the surviv-
ing member, the other members hav
ing been the late Venerable Master
John H. Barlow and Secretarv Rev.
Alonso N. Lewis. Ahlstoricnl ad-
dress all,\'enerable AMaster Lee will
be made by Associate Master John C.
E. Humphrey, of Simsbury, and remiu~
iscellses of Mr. Lee will be given by
several of the older veterans.
All Master Masons in good standing
for twenty-live or more years are ellgi
‘ble tar membership, and are urged to
Join. The fee is one dollar, and there
are he does. Harold B. Waldo, or
Glastonbury, Is the registrar and from
him application cards may be had.
—‘—:————h¢—I———
MEXIOO To CONTROL OWN OIL.
Formation of meadow Syndicate
With That Purpose In View.
MEXICO June 18. ——Th'at tire Mex-
loan people intend to do everything In
their power to conlrol the oil Msltustibn
In this country is ind‘a tcdby the
irormatlon of a $25 000. (Mexican
knelley) company, to he know as the
Compshia Mexicans tie Potroleo ‘el
rAguile. S. A (the Melilcan Eagle Oil
Company. Limited) and of which
Gullicrm‘o Lands. governor of the fed-
-era1 district, In president.
1 The company has acquired all the
aconcessions for the development, ex-
ploitatlon and marketing native
crude and refined oils. as well as other
kinds of products held by the firm of
3. Pearson 8: Sons, Limited.
The directorate of the new corpora.
lion Is composed of Mexicans, with
Font; exception. the exception being
lJo‘hn B. Body, who is in charge of the
OBSERVATION.
pointed. ., ,
WASHlNGTON June 18. —-Althougll
, Firewalls... were made it. the United
.13}. "stem.- the clludy weather spoiled
)5; being near the north
If any white men. except Commander
'" ‘ wile visible over easternmfllg‘ppd ol-
finance he)?“ 'i
e suave! observatory here to take
observations of the eclipse of the son
he plans or the astronomers. The
eclipse hero. Mower. was
till! the only place where it
pole. where low.
iRobert. E. Peary and his crew. now in
rob o! the North Pole. had'lui' op-
unity to observe It. The eclipse
ost lb; whole
ITEAMER IAN JUAN FLOATIID.
MANILA June 18.-—'l‘lI'oA
steamer San Judo. that went aground
recently at the mouth at cotangnish
__.a.__las
_ Till Illlll loll liars
as law Th
ForInfah andtillil
Bears tile
BASEBALL stsutfd'vs’srénmwfi
National Lucile.
Plllsbllrg—New Yor rain.
Cincinnati Phiisdolp Ilr. rain.
Chicago 3; Brooklyn, 2.
St. Louis.4 ; Boston, 3.
’ . . American Lupus
Chicago. 9; Boston. 2
game; Bostoil, 6; Chicago, 1
been game).
Detroit. 4; Philddelphla. 1.
Washington. 5; St Mule. l (5 lilo;
pings. rain).
Cleveland. 3; New York, 2.
(morals ;‘
(Illa
Connecticut League.1
Bridgeport, 3; Waterbury,1.
New Haven. 4; Northampton. 1.,
Springfltld. 4: Ballots, 4 (8 Ian
darkness). »
Hartford 4; New Britain. 1.
ism.- In Irld .
A crowd of over 2.0
thuslasts gathered in Smith
last night mainly for the
witnessing the bout betweeh Jdm
.Ielirles former heavyweight champl
ot the world, and his sparring partner'l
Sam Berger It seemed to be the con-
census of oplhloh that Jeflrles 1%
llmlnarics, ,
appeared in a bout with “Yoelig”hl
Gull-e. of Bridgeport. The boys
a good exhibition. McGuir'o had
longer reach. but Terry did all ,
leading It was an even break “I, .
neither doing any damage.
THE LATE billion; ,
The eleventh annual “port 0!
Francis Hospital which I!!!
sued this week; Incloses It pi ,
the late Right Rev. Bishop Tiers
taken from one 0th sleet; his
graphs, and the Sisters otzfi ( .
on the a ping page of gig:
pay a tone or tribute to
of the beloved prelim-emits
relations to tilteuhlt: tItal; . , ,
We do not I
assert that St. lhcd'ehm
a prominent place in thep iloll
fectlons. From th e tithe 2)
lion he had watched his krowth ‘_
lavished on it timov care. not
cent gifts. One at the lee ' . .
eroslty towarml .w‘as
ut‘ree bed, terms the se
for the benefit oi sick at
Thomas.“ rambler. so.
one addition after another a,
by magic, and‘un‘der his wise
Istratlou the hospital was,
Increasing,I in “prosperity, “tangy“
heaVy .Ioad i
sphere. —nsrlttrllw Those.
'l
14
or. The more you scratch til
it itchas. Dosn' s Ointment do
eczema—any skin Behind. Al.
stores.
the repeal 0U
which glves.’ ,
a monopoly in
. statute bill figment o
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