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Get YourL‘Dru Willis
B ridge liPiitll’macy
“Film? And barefoot service It
Personal attention
prescription world
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your oer.
earner. ‘Pnaanacr
J. PARKER. 'Msnuer.
porn to am
Preparations are being made to
move the Marvin barn in First street.
The selectmen‘state that the fear of
Benedict Farms people that the side
walk of the new bridge. will be only
five feet wide is ungrounded and that.
it is the intention to make tlte walk
seven feet wide.
The frame is being raised for the
new section of thc llafncr block on the
Washington street bridge. By the new
construction, the market building “Ml
been enclosed. When completed. the
block will be the biggest. on the bridge.
Mrs. Henry L. Seymour and grand-
daughter. Miss Ethel Glover. have. just
returned from an enjoyable visit with
their relatives, Richard Nickersou and
family and Wallace (loker and family.
or New Haven.
St. .iohn and Kcyser have begun the
construction of Edmund 'l‘rounson's
new house in (love. avenue. There are.
two new houses in Cove avenue, the
other being tlrat of Fred Scam. which
is nearly ready for occupancy.
East Norwnlk water consumers find
themselves between two fires when
rules governing the service or iii tinrcs
of shortage are given out. in that part
of the place is furnished front the Nor.
walk system and part front the South
Norwaik.
Plans are out for another new house
at. the latngdon island property and it
was considered probable tirls morning
that the building will be started in a
few days. Work still continues on the
“big house, which has been under way
for quite a long time.
The annual meeting of the Ladlcs‘
Aid Society, of the East Avenue Mc-
tboriist Church, is being held this af-
ternoon at the church. Reports live he-
Ing heard. oiliccrs elected ant! other
business of importance to the organi-
zation considered.
The petition addressed to the select-
mcn, requesting the. swearing in of
members of the Fire Police as special
constables for East Norwalk is still in
circulation. A member of the like i'o-
lice was of the opinion today that it
will soon be presented, as there are
rtow nborrt sixty signatures on it.
it. Arthur (lrliiin has been delayed
In the opening of his hardware store
lit the new building whiclt he and his
brother have built in East Washington
scircct, by the uurrarrivui of goods.
Tired of the delay, Mr. Griffin has up-
ened his .«dore no a small scale. expect-
Ing to not into the full swing in a few
days.
A company or nearly twenty people
went in Westport last evening to at-
tend the surprise party which had been
planned for sortie time. (lurut-s llllli
various other diversions contribut-
cti totlte very pleasant occasion. it
was early this rrrorrrirrg before the East
Nor-walk urnl South Norwailr deiogu-
lion reached irornc.
The Young Men's Association mem-
llPl'lilli'i! contemplating a successful
winter in their organization. The club
wil have weekly practices and to rub
dltion there will probably be some. eu-
tortninmcuis. After the young men he.
come a. little more proficient it is cx~
ported that they will give an exhibi-
lieu of their skill.
There is a prohabllit that the (iri-
olt- football team Will uruish a game
for Sunday afternoon on the Wicltc
lot between hearth and Fifth streets.
The inaangor of the terror is now in
correspondence withmher teams. it.
was stator] this morning that ilk! Orlt
rurrttttrrrtrirjirrvrii
Samoa: Mains Thin People Fat. or
'I". ll. Baxter Will Return Money
t
in fiatnose are combined flesh-giving
food elements that soon produces ii
steady and noticeable .flflili in flesh.
'l‘akcn after meals. demons thingies
l dies at the car steps.
also will havens iheirv opponents this
Sunday either the West Ends or the
Wiltons.
Arthur Keyworth's cabin launch.
which was put into commission during
the season now closed, has been haul»
ed out for the winter at the Ayers cs-
tabilshment at the rear of the Cres-
lcent Laundry. George R. Van Ai-
styne's Eisket also came out of the
water today for her winter berth and
improvements. which will be made dur-
ing the winter.
0
The Rev. C. .1. Anderson, the new
pastor of the. Swedish Congregational
Church. arrived in town yesterday with
his family. They have taken up their
residence In the house in Brtyviow
place just vacated by the retiring pas-
tor. Rev. C. .i. Vablstrom and family.
The latter are guests for the. present
of Mrs. Johnson and will leave town the underwent. treatment utthe Hill‘l'
the fore part of next week.
Mrs. .lohn W. Pedcn, of Van Zandt
street who was committed Monday to I
‘the state hospital for the insane ut'
Norwich, was gotten to the institution
I successfully yesterday by her husband
vand Constable .l. J. Goodwin, despite
her protests. At the South Norwalk
. depot, it was feared that she would
have to be carried bodily aboard the
train, when she. took it grip on the ban-
Shc loosened
her grip finally and was gotten aboard
without much further trouble.
This cud of the town would send a
much larger delegation to the. Yale-
l"rlnccton game. to bc player] at New
Haven Saturday. but for lil.‘ areal ri'lll‘»
city of tickets. I’rinccton has played
a regular "prep" school game all sea-
son lnrt it is expected that she will
make a stiff fight against Yale. us is al-
ways the case that she will make a
stiffiight against Yale. as is always
the case. While Harvard and Prince.
ton have been having trouble to dis
pose of minor eolicgc learns this sea-
sou, Yule has been sweeping t'\t‘ly'
thing before her.
John (3. Press has recently secured
some excellent photographs of Seller-k
Andrews, the young neronautic stu~
dent, in the lnttcr'a glider, Mr. Arr
drcws has been able to make flights
of from 50 to do feet, getting a running
start on hilltops. ilelore ltlllg be ex-
pects to construct a gcuuirrc aeroplane
iiitied with a motor. in the meantime,
he is learning as much as possible
about flying bp practicing with his lii~
plane glider. Iicretoi‘or'c most of his
experimenting has bccn done from
Marvin's Ridge. He has now found
what seems to be a more suitable place
near the \‘undcrhoct‘ place in East av-
t‘llllL‘.
m
Miss lsabei Leo and (‘burlcs Leo, of
New York city. have occn spending a
few days at their summer residence,
at licllc island.
The (‘hristian Endeavor St‘uii‘i)‘ of
the ilownyton iiapiist (‘burch held its
regular monthly social at the home of
Jill‘s. .icnule Sili‘l‘i'f‘. in l‘ertnoyer
street. last evening. A large crowd
was in attendance. and a fine time
was enjoyed by all. l'rizcs were won
by iiirs. iirandn and Miss irene Lynch
for clever guessing in certain games
that were placed. Refreshments were
served at a soasonuble hour, these.
too, bclug rrruclt appreciated.
it Is the opinion of a unujorlty of the
bird hunters that after this your there
will be few Ii arty rabbits left to be
hunted, the new law making it possi-
ble to hunt the game with both dos
artd ferret. which, to the. minds of
many, firearm nothing short of exter-
mination. Nearly every hunter who
goes out to the woods brings home a
rabbit or two. Those who hunt the rub
bit and nothing else are gradually
but surely, so say the bird hunters.
cleaning out the game for good trial
I urn i_li_ll_iiiilllili.
(.‘ooatuhlc liauiord Smith was a visi-
tor Ill llrirlncporl yesterday.
Mrs. Frank \'. Zahn, of Barton. Is
visiting In New York for a few days.
Miss Marjorie Edwards. of Wash:
ington, ll. (3.. is a guest of Miss Ger-
trude Valentino. of Dorian.
lint-ten iillii still some more good
sidewalk about the center of tho VII~
logo. A new concrete walk hus'iuut
been finished between the pest-office
and licorgc If. 'l‘ilcy's property. Iii
front of which there was already a
good walk.
'i‘lto itarlcu police olllcluls are hot
or. the trail of litc out of town men
who do... in here and soil lirptor with-
out n license. The arrest made last
Saturday night bi believed to have
frightened off all of the others. for it.
does not take long for news of this
sort. to travel.
Miss Gertrude Valentine opened her
with the, food, and causes it to be tili-
similsted so‘tlilt the fat producing
err-inertia, are retained in the system,
and you wilirtsoou get good flesh.
steady nerves ands healthy body.
tr. ii. flatter has seen Inch remarie
ablt- results'foilowiog the use of Bum-
use that. h’r'ofi'ursgto pay for the trout-
. meal if It does not matte this people
plump entirely.
You run no risk whatever in buying
Baritone; it is a true flesh-forming
. food and is sold undo the guarantee
of one of the most reputable business
houses in South .iitorivtiik to would
the money it It does not
satisfaction.
n
give complete
class or department and dancing for
.chiltlreu very successfully yesterday
,afternotnr» at Mechanics Hall In the
3 Schllchtlng intll. .‘f‘ho class opens with
about twenty-five members. ’l‘hu mesh
thus will be held at the hull such 'l‘ues-
itiny afternoon. ‘
I The funeral of Mrs. lllmliy ti. Wat-
erbury was held this lftemoo from
her late homo in ‘i‘air‘nddgc lliii‘. Had
Mrs. Waterbury lived until December
nun. who would have attained the very
ripo turn or tub years. Mitts lint
Waterbury. of Dorian. is one of Mrs;
Waterbury» granddaughters.
Wm
‘ the local bou
. .yesterday morning. Miss attorney was
November met-ting at the residence of
rldsu Nathaniel. laid mat. or
realism» t to hold a social drum on '
..»'l‘hnrsti' oping at M, , ,nics'. Hell
it the fishiichtlndg hulldlu fi‘he coun-
. it in standby yr with; tauntimborshir.
our new: at bordyereiin 7
ll’ lit fittimfm‘d‘ hilt" Frb
day evening.
I Miss Annie Shunley. who resided
with Patrick Sexton and family. in
Barton, and who was a relative. died
gallant daycare of age. Funeral ser-
vices will“ be‘lt‘eid tomorrow morning
from St, John's Roman Catholic
Church, Newton. following which the
remains “will 'bé' taken to‘ Westhhester
for interment
Lucius Cooke, one of Pininvlllo's old-
est residents. who was sent to the Bot
diers’ Home in Noroton about wtnonth
Iago. is in a critical condition at. that
: institution and his death is considered
a matter of a few days at the most.
Selectman Prior. of Pininvilie, was
notified last evening of the old man's
condition and word was sent to Mr.
Cooke's relatives here also. Mr. Cooke
for the past few years has been suffer-
liug front a car rerous growth on his
i face and previor s to entering the home
i
'ford hospital for a few months. His
case was given up as hopeless and up
on advice. of the sclectman he. was lair-
en to Noroton. Mr. Cooke is a veteran
of the civil war and a member of Now-
ton Mattress post. His reminiscences
of his experiences in the different but-
ties were. frequently given to the
younger generation who were Wont to
congregate about him at. every oppor~
tunity to hear his thrilling tales.
.. vision
The sixth grade at the Center school
held no session Monday.
W. A. llirnic. of Springfield. Mass.
has been in town on business.
Trinity ('luild will meet this after-
noon with Mrs. Mackenzie at the rec
lory.
Samuel llitnks spent part of last
week on a business trip to Massachu-
sells.
Mr. and Mrs, .lobu Downs arc dour-
icilod in their new homo on (.‘anrtl
street.
.lobu l’. McCanu has applied for a
license at his former saloon itr San.
gatuck.
The county commissioners granted
for this year nine retail and two druir
licenses.
Misti Scott and Mrs. liowsur, of New
York state, are guests of Miss Carrie
Bradley.
A new switch has been Installed at
the corner of Riverside avenue and
lit‘itige strccl.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. From. of ltrook-
lyn. spent Sunday at their cottage at
t‘otnpo iicacll. '
Mrs. Samuel Elwood. of Greens
lt‘arnts. is having the exterior of her
residence repainted.
i
Miss Agnes ilrudlcy. of Weston. who
has been visitinu on Sherwood's is-
land. has returned home.
iienry Kelley. of Bridgeport. was a
truest Sunday of his sister. Mrs. C.
l‘atcben, on Riverside avenue.
Mrs. James Barnes. of Saugatnck.
has been the guest of her son. Frank
thirties. and family. in Stamford.
Miss t’lnrrie liradlcy will soon pre-
pare to close her residence and spend
the winter at Itct‘ broiht‘r'sholue In
Chicago.
A large nrtrnber of the members of
the Historical Society attended the
John (loriillot.
Star of Westport Circle, Compan-
ions of the Forest. celebrated their
fifth anniversary last evening by giv-
tag a card party.
The young daughter of Milton
Allen. who was Oliortiwd on at the
Norwalk hospital for appendicitis. is
getting along nicely.
Miss Emily iicdford. dtuutbtcr of
r). ’i‘. licdford. of tireens Farms and
New York city. is to wed this coming
winter a young gentlemen from Ken»
trtcky.
Nell Mitchell has closed his Combo
Mill residence and is now occupying
rooms over the post office until the
work of boautifylng the home on
(Tampa street, is completed.
Work on the foundation of the new
monument at. Conrpo iii pregrausiug
nicely and when all is cornpieted will
be one of the nourishment memorials
of the l'i‘i'tillliiilti in the «unity.
'l‘bo nmrrluuo of John- R. (iuyer. pro.
prietor of 'lilverside Stock Farm. and
Miss Katherine Wales took place last
Saturday at Holy 'l‘rlrnty rectory, itcv.
Kennctii Mackenzie. Jr... officiating.
EMPEROR WILL NEVER HIDE iN
AIROHIP.
BERLIN. Nov. illnelilniporor Wil-
llam confided to Count Zeppelin re
centiy his fonr'thst he would never
experience the sensation of flying to
the air. He said he had promised the
empress that he would never make an
ascent either in s dirlgibie balloon or
an aeroplane. ills majesty added that
the entprsss regarded all air crafts as
moat perilous. '
Count Zeppelluc has had as nausea-
tiated for ,
Horace E. Dana 8r iSon.
Real Estate and
in Income producing property
Sleuth Normik People Can Tell You
w«id/by it is 89.
Dean’s Kidney Pills cure the cause
of disease. and that is why the cares
are always lusting. This remedy
strengthens and tones up the kidneys.
helping them to drive out of the. body
.the liquid poisons that cause back-
ache. headache and distressing kidney
and urinary complaints. South Nor-
walk people testify to permanent
cures. . -.
Mrs. R. G.‘ Seymour. 4 South Main
St. South Norwailt.‘ loam. says:
“Dean’s Kidney Pills did the more
good than any other medicine i ever
used. Three years ago i was hardly
able to get about on account of dul.
bearing-down pains across the small
of my back. i was also annoyed by
too frequent passages of the kidney
secretions. could not sleep well at
night. and arose in the morning tired
and weary. Dean's Kidney Pills were.
brought to my attention when l was
suffering in this way and l irocurod
a supply at Mrs. Plalatcd's Drug more.
After taking the contents of two or
three boxes, my back grew strong and
frco\from pain and the other syrup
toms of my trouble disamrcrtrcd. I
have always recommended Doun‘s
Kidney Pills since then when l have
bad the opportunity and i know of sev.
eral cases where they have effected
complete cures."
For sale by all dealers. Price on
cents. Fosteru'iiilburu 0.0.. Buffalo,
New York. solo agents for tho l'nitcd
States.
itcrncrnber the
narucmharm‘s-wand
take no other.
FORRESTER WILL UNIONIZE 308-
TON a MAINE CLERKE.
As indicator] by Deputy President .i.
.l. Forrester of the Railroad tilcrks'
union last night. the final terms of
the settlement of the strike matter
which the clerks have had before the
New Haven road, will be signed prob»
ably rtot later than Friday. Alter
lcnviuu New Haven .\ir. Forrester will
go to the llosion & Maine road, “here
the clerks are trying to effect an or.
gantztitiou similar to that which has
already been carried out on the New
HAW)". On this road it is claimed that
the l‘iili' of pay for this class of men
ls still more tlisndvmttaucoua than it
has been here 'i‘hcrt- are about I.-
2uo clerks illf'l‘c to articulate.
45 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
Insurance
We have sever-tricolor“: bargains
that
must increase in value with the rlpid
growth of the town.
HOW MUCH
more rlcstirohic your building can be
funds for your fcliantswby having
Electric Lighting. Bells. l‘rlvato Tole»
phones. Anuuuciators. «to. installedw
We'll tell you how and furnish all
f M ; .
Louie Theater. of Danbury. Hal Sonia
of Eighteenth Cent‘uryw '
Louis 'I‘herrrer, registry clerk tit the
Danbury postofilce, has a valuable col
lection of old almanacs. which he is
showing to his friends and which are
being examined with a great deal of
'interoitt. Am in; the collection is one
which was filmed for the year l80ll.
just one h dred years ago.
'Bhese o rious little parrrphletu do»
nominate that in tall the years which
have passed there has been but -little
change in the style and character or
that family necessity. the alrnanacs
of one hundred years ago have the no-
diac, the times of the rising and set-
tlug of the sun and haunt, the seasons,
of the stars and the familiar predic-
tions of the weather. There are also
the customary jokes and other read-
ing, varying with the general charact-
er of the almanac. agricultural, reilg»
ions and of household matters.
in the almanac published just before
the close of the eighteenth century
there. were printed some. comments on
the attention then utuclt discussed who.
titer the. century curled with the end
of theycur 1799 or iiiutii. it will be
remembered that the some discussion
arose in 1891) regarding the end of the
nineteenth cotrinry. ’i‘hus does “his.
tory repeat itself."
Witch these early almanncs were
printed ,l)anbur_v and Foirlleld were
the courtly seats of l‘nlrfield county.
Bridgeport not having then become a
place or importance. The courts corr-
\'cucd in each of these county seats
once each year.
M .....-...w ‘_
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate transfers
were recorded yesterday:
' Sarah it). Adams to t‘barles A. llcyv
holds. building for off Adams street.
\\'nrruuty deed.
Arthur ll. (Juries to lvlva A. Mills. lot.
iioton l‘olut road. Warranty deed.
l“l‘llillt Lihner to John J. Murphy
and wife, lot and buildings, idly ave-
nue. \\'ur'r'unly (iced.
Harriet I. lintes to Paul hunts and
wife. two acres and building». West
Norwrtlit road. \‘i'arrunty deed.
l'lrtgcnc .i. \"an Nous to Mary ltose.
house and lot. Ilorcr street. Warran-
ty iii’t‘il.
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Weight and Price. ”.00.
FOR SALE BY
It. Is
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OOUTH NORWALK.
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FOR
Rili Illill \
SPARK P UBS
materials.
This is the Electric Age and the
Landlord who Is tip to date gets the
good paying tenants.
The Reed a Vollt Electrical Co.
38 WAIHINGTON BTRIIT,
IOUTH NORWALK.
.TIL. 805.
‘ .
a may Subject
For All House-«Owners
This is the scales for cleaning ,
up the promises. timp and the
scrub brush for the house and
the attire for the laws are. good.
but they dout‘ no for enough.
You can clash dirt away. but
to mlltu the house. the barns.
stables sud fences right they
should be fmhsued up with
flint. ,.
We have everything for the _
painting-«linseed oil. tum. ,
brushes and
tAtidntic Pure White bead
‘f'i-il smou-
uers itt his nirshlpa live kinks. two
queens and many pr'hwos and princess- ‘
es. and these royal flights have been'
given much publicity. Der Roicbbuie.
a daily paper which is read regularly
hv‘tho otnprcss. today published New
York letters from correspondents who
“pt-obs regret that the drawn Prince
FrederinteWitiium risked his life. as
the writer-stout it. by making an as.
i tannin council. m emu
cent. «with Orville Wright. the Amm-
cad aviator.
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DUTGH IOY PAINTII IRAND
V3 and miles this White
he ‘s a .
See tip! about your painting. -
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All REDEIMID IV
F. E. Lockwood
8r Company
39 Wall Street
Year coupon properly tilled ‘
out‘getl you ‘l 8pm?!“ frs’e ‘
of charge. ’
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All Counteri‘eits,
and alloys Feverishness. It
Slottrach and Bowels,
‘ Have Always Bought. and
in use fhr over 30 years, has borne the you ’
...._- and has been utade't‘tndor' " per-
, sonal supervision‘ since its infantry.
Allow no one todeéoéiv‘e you in this.
Imitations and “ J ust-as-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endangerfipo health of
infants and Chfldren—wExperience N ' I
What is CASTORIA
Ziastorm is a. harmless substitute for
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age isles guarantee.
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whl LIME
o “"33
against; --eltixpoiinlenk
Cm! Oil. Pare.
It is Pleasant. It
It ’dest'roys‘Worins
euros Diarrhwu. and Wind
Colic. It. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Gmrstlpation
and Flatuleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Elbe Mother's Friend.
ceuums CA$TOR|A ALWAYS.
Bears til? Signature of
The Kiri Y or hire inns Blight
in Use For Over 30 Years.
“I. «use. "UNIV. '7 "IMV may. NI' '0'! 0m.
ALBINO NATURE FREAKS.
“’“‘ l
White English Sparrow Found, and an,
Albino Squirrel Killed. I
A nearly white English sparrow, or-
un albino. was found by Homer Law:
rcnce in Lone street, recently. and
given to (inure Worden Wilbur iv‘.,
Smith. “ho mounted it and will save
1 for his collection. .
A boy named i’cck, living east of
ittddiup, killed an albino may squirrel
this fall. and not knowing how rare,
such an animal is. ate it, with the oth-
er squirrels be had killed. throwing:
the skin away and only saving thci
tail. which be exhibited to those who?
called to we ii. hung in :1 row with'
wwu others of the gray variety. The.
pity of it is that the white squirrel
“as on the land of a man who lrsd'
Icon watchinr: it all slimmer and
would not have bad it killed under.
mty circumstances if he could huvcf
helped it. ;
Au albino robin was around a yard:
in Norwaik for several days this full.f
making an unusually large number of;
these trunks of nature to be found in:
i
so short a time. ,
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM
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be
snow willie. one piece "Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
liave you ever- stopptnl to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
should equipped with a dainty
in your dressing clutruber, slccp-
lug apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
rhunics, honest and reliable.
HORACE-ammo i
._ naps MAIN . o £.TW .
Paints. Crockery, Glassware.
Housefurnishiug Goods
imported Illuo English China by the
single piece or set. Wtirrautod not
to craze.
Columbia Graphnplroncs
indestructible t‘yilndcr lit-cords, She.
hit all cliiuder nrnclilncs. liottblc
lilac ltccords. utusic two sides. title.
Window Shades Made to Order
Aluminum Ware
Will first a Lifetime.
Tea Kettles. Sauce Pans. Double
Boilers. Frying Pans. etc.
Contractor for Painting and
“ Paper Hanging
I7 WAIHINGTON MI".
CONT" NORWALK.
.L. H Decker
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lTwo SUFFRAGETTES GO TO MIL}
i.(.i.'\‘l)ON. Nov. low—Alice Paul and
Amelia Brown. the window smashing
softraeettcs. were today sentenced
each to one month at hard labor. Both
art- members of the Mrs. Emmelllie
l‘ankhrrrst organization. During the
banuuci at Guild Hall in honor of the
king‘s birthday. last night, stones
were thrown through a window of the
banquet trail. the crash of glass start-
ling the company and interrupting
the speech of the lord mayor. The at-
fair proved to be a suffragette demon-
stration and the two offenders were
arrested. ‘
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Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the diseuesnd the art of.“-
justing the same. mumsmtm
by a wrench. twist or sprain tattle
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creste- pinched nerves and «
later life in the diffemt.or
limbl. ' ..
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restored through harmonisln‘ the
nerve systems in your body.
sis. Heart, Kidney ‘ltllii Fern-ls...»
cases are given special attention;
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never rem-ct giving “ cum
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out cause or
this disease and pain. and health. is,
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