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or. attraction
a}: run
,aiormlt. this play» ‘wm be given In
‘ M00 lathe evening. to standing room.-
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(condom norr's THEATRE)
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en’s. 2“third: of Truth"
undo“ ,
sale at Giohdeulna's and Stillaon-PoWell Corpora-
ilocltwtiod'n .l-lull. General admin-
75 cents? -
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‘5: 3 .Mondah Tuesday, Wednesday. June 6. 7.8L:
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‘ Present Harry Neuton's Rural Sketch
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- Daily .. ...... Mill";
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and Athletic Girl
Matinee
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BOX SEATS. 25
Evening
10 and 150
. JEWETT PIANO. IY STEINERT£ SONSl CO. USED IXCLUOWILY
“The Time of His Life”
LOCKWOOD’S H ALL.
Wednesday Evening, June 8th
at 8:15 o'clock
ADMISSION ............... so canta
Under the auspices of the Rind
Word Circle of the First Controls»
tlouai Church, anointed by tho Egliort
Club.
\ Sale of attain illiiited.
attest...
AMUSEMENT PARK
. MIAOOW ITRIIT.
ms-
Next Game. Saturday. June 11
NOanLKs
“Nebraska” Sailors
ohms CALLIO szsti
...—...“-
iiidit.» ~250EN’1‘S
Vs uuoait iii vsaas. to csava
CNUIOH CALENDARS.
was...
., ., Grass Parish miss.
.rM’wMutlng of the Daughtrra
tithe, tits. is the Guild room at 7:30.
if y—«Olris’ Friendly Sticiety in
Child room at 7:30.
W—d‘mt 6t 8t. flarnsbas,‘
w .
f at site.
.- Q. I! beat the Rev. Robert 1931*
m. canon orecsntor’ of (trace
' .L ' i,‘1‘oMa. fields. will be the
T ’ tannins and «suing.
/ "i’hnmi suns I’m to Ladies. .
g.
9 bid “titration of the Holy Continua
WORRY ABOUT THE SYLVEOTER.
Wiralaaa Oparator Edward O. can. at
Wilson's Point, Furnlahad tho
First News.
The failure of tho Sylvester to at
rive litwlt in South Norwalit early iii
the evening, utilised much worry
among friends and relatives of t
hundreds of people on board the vessel
and the first information that all were
state was furnished by Operator 19d
ward ll. (logo, of the Muscle Wiroleall
tolt-aruph station at Wllrion‘s Point.
Niiniorous inquiries were ntndo oi
Mr. tinge for information and be com
a wiruioaa nosaaxe to the captain oi
the sound titoamcr Commonwealth. toi-
lng him of the fears that were enter
tninod lloro DN‘lliltiti the Sythiati-r did
not arrive. and uniting him to he on
tile lookout for her. In a iihort time
a message came back from the 00m.
tuonwoaith saying that the vosaoi had
siahtod the EM ester in low or the
itoaodaie. and p bounding in the diruc
tion of New ‘l'orit. ufi Stamford about
7:25 ofioipok. 'l‘ho Sylvester appeared
to no disablou.
tincl outdo by tulophons after yoltlnll
might be generally dimniinaiad and
also save the news to many others am
called.
One of the that inquiries cams from
Adolph w. Drsyfuss' cigar store. where
many psopia had gain-trad to talk ovsr
the situation and air. (lass informsd
Mr. Drcyiuaa ”of the contents of the
moss so iioon after getting it. Mr.
Dray ass. that: in tur answered many
muoata for iotortna ion and notlilatl
the toisphono'oompany and tho Matti
titreel tire house and other points.
Governor Will Not inter-tans.
MCKEMMN'PO. (tat. Juno meow
corona the Jottrleo and Johnson dabl.
Governor (illicit last night said: "i
will not interfere. no matter how many
petitions ara.sani to too. iihlsas 1 am
astishso'uiai a condition has tiriaaii
demanding the interference of the gov-
other of (laurel-on." itsfarrin no the
report that ho haddeolared l a light
a jjtritmo‘up.” the governor declared
ithat. ali‘ilillilt‘ advantage had bean ink»
.rn oia casual remark made by him
and that be had not been interviewed
on the subject.
. {but 1'. .
. coolly that its».
and i one i
. ,ihiicb
not all Wild
5 Vinita m . ,
sunburn that-£1 , ’
tertsliyiu stallion the more.
_ Up to bo-i' .ti‘rth lpplngtho Antoni":
mire wi h‘in” Iiitpi distance; but in»
that tuning the home team authored
in three runs as the result of wretched
playing on the part of the visitors.
xlvlnl thorn ouch a load that. it wail
apparent thatthe Ansonia ova would
rovérsal
Mr. mai- outbid up tho Evening Son-r
the massage in order tha t the have
t: yarns: .Im'.
1Militants. “but; uni
ttw
actor " ‘ s
all."
have to have a phenomen l
t
to ivin but.
The fourib inning ‘ was it nightmare
[ of mlitplayaou Annmllli‘il part.
‘ trouble all started after twotnenwsto
out. Sweeney alerted it by gtvln (his
Vollr a free pass to tlrst base an dup-
licating the trick for Kerr, Who fol.
lowed; Titan Reilly sent a fly to can-
tor held which was dropped by Nolan.
, . _ on this
lay and Roll y- iihally‘ an bored at
bird. ‘a poor throw to'tbird by awes-
noy aura Reilly his chance to get house
and us took it. Sweeney was still so
wild that he says Carter it. free sour»
, slon to ilrttt u‘n‘ called h'aliii; loll will:
which iiope‘det in to pitch. Carter
wait diaposad of when dbortatop 30¢
his grounder and threw the bail to lirst
lloth Voiit an Kerr odor
ahead or the batter'a arrival.
The Norwdikti not their only earned
run In the sixth inning. Keri- tilt to
left center, stole conduct and want
' I all
little
I‘ll!”
"l ViraliWU‘od' ‘
“ ' stunningly;
original
home on a leittloltl tilt by (tartar.
tins Vollt’s pitching was a dacldediy
hat-d proposition for tho Ansouiaa to
in the last‘ three in-
n has he eased oil‘ a bit. though up to
the sixth they had not a hit to their
in the sixth. Holmes hit to
‘center held and Davis made a great
try for it. though unsuccessfully. After
a hard run. l‘lavlis lunged forward in
the hope of setting the ball. but he wait
able only to not an lnacctiro hold and
'nnect with.
credit.
could not hang on to it .
lioih of Ansonia's runs cam in the
Hope wait tho bacitsttsp
of
course. got a free pass to first for his
kindly act. Another com am by Kerr
and Hope unveiled to wound. Nolan
was given a pass to lirsl on called balls
and on Buckley‘s not want. to second.
'Jn the some play. liopo wont to third.
An effort was made to catch Hope in
its attempt to malts home from third.
He Was nicely pocketed. Reilly run.
hing access the diamond from second
Ho tossed it to Kerr
and the latter did something he rarely
Hope was do-
chan reached
bird on the some play and went home
. )n a bit to left held by tirowthar.
eighth inning.
for one of Volk's curves
with the hall.
foenwdroppod the ball.
:larod sale at home.
The full score:
Norwallts.
All it it
(err. c. ........... it ll 1
Reilly, 2b. ......... -i 1 1
tiurtor. sol. ......... i ii 1
Shiloh. lli. ft 1 l
firoolta, rf. ......... s l 2
Motlrnlh. if. ........ i ll 0
.Yreagh. 3h, ........ 4 0 l
liavia, cf. .......... i o o
i'olk. p. ........... :l i 0
Tiilhln...........15 7 't'
Ansonias.
All it it
Dunbar. lib. ........ l 0 1
Hope. rf.. p. ....... l i 0
Holmes. c. ......... i ti 1
Nolan. cf. .......... 2 l 0
ilucltlay. its. ....... i ii 0
t'rowthor. 2h, t u 2
Lonnlioif. lb, ....... 4 ti o
Lynch. if. .......... 4 0 ti
Sweeney. p. ti ti ti
holder. rt. .......... :t o ti
Totals ........... till 2 t
Score by tuning»:
Norwallta ....... 0 1 i (i ll 1
Ansonia .........il 0 0 ll 0 ti
Earned runszorwalit l.
Stolen bases-Kerr 3.
Sacrifice hit—Dunbar.
it
may i. oi! Hope 1.
icy 2. by Hope 2.
and.
liita u-Olf Sweeney 3. oft Hope it.
Twwbase hila-l—Davia. Creator.
Double playwliavia and Kerr.
Hit by pitched hailmliopo l.
Htrucit out~ily Vollt 10. by Swen.
Paaaed baiiawKorr 1. Holmes 2.
Umpire-w Frank Malone.
Time of game «One hour. 46 min
itlell.
lsaaball Oops.
On Saturday afternoon of this week.
the Norwalits villi play the United
battlaahlp Nebraska
dialer .
which played hare last year.
For the ilrst limo. it is said, in tho;
history of busabait in Danbury. a triple
play no triads Saturday afternoon by
the Danbury taaut and that lama pl
that tho Manity lirothera‘
lnnlnu.
same. orrls. who ballad for Don.
daily. on ad. howling. up put. 7 n School 4. . A
in his 1&1: audits. and Scull not a Hit by ”my,“ “thy."m,
«till to loosen at ascend his tailor Umplromiaisssrs. in up: 't'iats.
lfiued Infill “a S 0" “’3“ m “fin“ “FONT ..... .Thnm.‘ Fl. .hfiy.
who}; ”3:: to roost}: "by“ 1;le 'i'itnowOuothour.” aisutss.
how a; are a u, . .
Lawson in turn dashed t ban a s Nomiit H’ “:3er A I
to (loull‘y and this latter caught Sas- W . 'ib . it ’ o it I o
nan as ho tried to make bulbs on the: “rim“ ------- ;~ ii i 0 7 ‘ 1
day. ltwasaolosa DIHCMJO‘OI‘ . “'1‘;~"‘-i~wgsya ‘ g t r 0
can slid for items be spilled louliy. wit: «it Wt" ‘ o 0 0 6 0
irssala hisnosssudouttinattis face. it lam-“mum“ 0 0 o o d
it itar heaps unth- pays its set ‘Wfih t' a ‘ 0 t n u
saturdayme wlliostalillshsiioir rsuu- +1111." “lbw-m;- 3 ‘ i a I 1..
tatioh‘asabmll‘lor. nomads 0"» .. -------- .11 Ho
titm_ as in sit. out. autism allied-hm ‘ o I 2 z c
Saturdayandsucoasdadaachtima. ”l“ m'”“"""....‘...............
W11“ r. I
havraowsahfl‘p‘a to tits 1‘9“" “".‘.’...'.'.".i g f» 17 It 2
W A it 11 PO A if
:istsatsii the Wianlpaults Saturday by Haanmanmt. i (l i it it t
.. boars Afton. W.rtt..........i i i g! (it
The Mayflower. , ii team has . opdwortb.e. t o o it i
iiesnltsviaasstrssltof sadiuoittsta- haw.au........... it o 1 it a 2
1y, inn Saturday tbs team lasts up for id. Woodwortb. as. .. it it 0 ti 1 0
The
Left on baaeaw-Norwaiks 9. Anaonin
'liasus on ballaw-Oif Volit 3. off sites.
tats ha
‘ ‘fdtar
ration
d . Oh (this
i311? to lain ‘igzt. . if
‘fiihranlmlptsai‘ .,
,aiio' .
L‘tltoirtt‘ghtiit‘ .
tint by
Will!» 8‘... at
m
E
as;
ceeogccumc> elcngcwceam’f
Bonks;.2b.
Nash. as.
11'. Keane. if. ......
F’l‘lOlld. at: Ho‘s-at“.
Wright. ri.. lib.
Webb. 3b.. rt. ..i'..
Du au._c.
0.. «nap.
l'ddaalnl. lb.
. oss-
umnuwégsvfi
.‘iw
aaaaaeaavp ‘.
ado-0!: sauteed-unit's};
~=ac~c¢ea
...a
as.
........liil710
Winnipatlka.
All
ltlley. 3b. ti
Haley. it: ......... 4
Hannah. 1b.. as. i
A. .loitapb. u. ...... i
tihet'dldr. 2b. ...... 4
McAllioter. cf. ..... i
London. 0. . .......
McGuire. sit.
F‘. .iosapii. lb. .....
Ketohain. rf. ...... f»
l
l
i
1
as:
.4
Totals ‘. . .
8
’—I:.c$
on
kucbfic
‘3
5
1
ll
~cwccc
‘1i Uc—Hcc—-a~:c=
3......
so i “cu—:ncscuz
Totals ...... ‘ ..... til it 10
were by ion has;
Mayhowars ....i 0 ii 71
wuuttusuits ....ii 0 it it o
blamed runa—«Maytiowo
paillia it.
Twobaso hit-~Bahks.
Three-base httm—l‘rtaud.
First base on bails-01! Joseph 2. off
Keene ft. .
Struck out» l‘iy Joseph 11. by Keene
h:
b
1 ll [—17
01.0"- 7
ii
1 .
rs ft. Winni-
ii. .
Left on belles—«Mayflowera 11. Win-
nlpauka it. -. ,.
,{loubla playw Hanks. unassisted.
’asaed ball—«mudon.
tilt by pltcber—«llaley. by Keene.
First base on orrorsw-Maytiowors ti.
Wiuulpauliit fi.
Sacrifice imam—litter and Chevalar.
Utnpire-dohn w, littll.
Time-dine hour. fill minutes.”
Scorer ----- li‘rod liundqulst.
W
SCHOOL IOYI PLAY TWO PAMIO.
Wm
Ovarioott Aoadainy Wail s to 2. from
Norwaiit High Schools.
The i wait High Schools were do-
taatod b o Overlook pitta on tbs dia-
mond at Amusamont Pith. Friday af-
tarnoou. The game was a bottom
name for the baseball teams of High
School and ()Varlo‘oli. it was not the
success that Iran anticipated, but nav-
artheloaa quite aJuln of money wait
milled.
Both teams war in line condition.
save that the llla‘ ii are crippled by
losing some of their good players. who
caitid not endure the "throw dow "
that the Allaletlc Modulation all
them when they asked for more
a a
'11” l‘ k; money.
i . 2 Thin name was the rubber between
1 1 l the rival schools. the one a private
8 ‘ ll institution and tho other that of the
it 0 o town hora. and was won by the Otter-
l 0 0 look Academy by the clos‘o score of ll
0 0 1 to 2. The ”the was a pltchora‘ battle
I i 0 all the way through. and Martin was
6 .. 0 not playing his usual lino unto. One
‘ point of the game is that the Hiahs‘
...; ”R W.” veteran catcher. William lioran. made
" “ both runs. tinsrniorl quit in the sixth
l‘t) A l" inning because lttariln would not lei
.. :l 1‘ him pitch the rentatntnxinninna.
;, 1 0 The second team played a winning
.. ‘ it some. with Staples limit Sohool, as a
‘4 0 ‘ preliminary feature. winning by the
u , 0 score MS to 2.
_, 5 ‘ The lineup and scores are given bo-
ll 0 2 "W“
1 0 0 Overlook M.A.
ii i 1 All it 11 PO A if.
ll 0 0 Kucbier. (‘. ........ 3 l 2 «I ll 0
_. Kalacr.sii..........3 0 l 1 ft ll
2‘ 11 a Morrilt.2b. ......... it i ll 1‘) 3 ll
Ariana. p. .......... 4 ll 2 0 2 1
‘0,.7iimwu.lf. ......... 400100
02 “-2 "I'll“.ll). S 0 010 0 0
t‘aiaauacf. it ti 0 :l i 1
Roiitt.rf. it 0 t) l o it
chltoy.lih. ......... ii i 2 l 1 1
Totals ........... 30 3 7 2711! ii
Norwallt H. 8.
All it it 1’0 A is}
lreland. as. ........ t 0 1 0 l l
Abraham. 2h. ..... 4 0 l 4 1 2
Seymour.8b. 4 0 l l i 1
Gnarnieri.ib. .3 0 0 in ii 0
Huron. c ........... t 2 2 9 1 0
Martin. p. .......... 4t 0 l 0 0 ti
Funnel. .......... i 0 0 2 0 0
Portia. r1. .......... t it 0 0 0 ii
color. it. .......... ll 0 0 t 0 o
Wynn. lh. ......... l ii i l t 1
Totals With 2 723' 5. f-
‘Norrill declared out. hit by batted
team. hall. ‘
Score by innings:
Norvitailt ".15....0 1 ll 1 00000—4
Overlook I. A. .0, ll 2 0 ti 1 0 0 x~3
.13an on baliamtlif Iiartln l.
loath.
v
a!
M' 2
\law York. out at worth: in the ninth.
it was one of tbs ciosoa.
tamos over played on the White at
lot. uanuury won. it to 0., .
t both runs in the sixth i
i o ninth fiaatosn act a titan
the only hit from Clinton db in.
. hurt!
in
t.
it
Struck mit~~fty Martin it, by Arlen
Moose hitti»:Wynn, Kuobiar.
Hattie run «wiiornu. . .
)oubls Mayan—Camus a d Brant.
If trill and iii-ant. Kaiser. arrtll and”
.m on arrora~0variooit l..iiiah
School ti. , . .
Loft. on buss-Toysrioolt A. High
u
al cccgccouua‘
lbrosth with great “brilliance and as
mortally. tune it.“_:..‘:.._'
cs ' , ‘ -_
. . deface
. inn. .........ii o“ it o o
'Konna. as. d l) - ii i "ii
Bllu.ti............il 1. 2 20
total-”...” “.29.; 4;; o . . .- ~ .
smith isfifiihb: 2 also I IV I W C6
. ..2a.os 1 'Ulw-B n v . -
BtaDlasHJl....0001010‘00~2 0 ' “ ‘ ’
"their on baliswmf ‘Mcliahon 1. off
hates it.
6 Struck outwlfly'ltltilhshon t. urinates
... a pay ”.1111!” a or.
McMahon and w n. .
.....t on based-w orwailt H. 8 it. Btu.
”I." Hi 8: ls .. . .“t.
t'tnpire~bir.‘lioydon. . .
adorat'm'rbontas Riahsrty.‘
Time—Loire hour and four minutes.
m
‘Harborsltiss last Tloai- Juniors. .
On Saturday afternoon the ’i‘iaora
played the Harbor-tildes and were do—
tested in a fast tnelveint'iina aunts.
by the score of it to 7.: The battery
for the T1 are was Coleman and Built»
Elohim?! 1857.
More About dietitian .. _
Unique Pieces for Wedding Gifts
Art casually large display at the Exhibition Cases of
Silver attracts people who are in search of gifts for June
weddings. In either Sterling Silver or Quadruple Plate.
which latter is guaranteed for many years, are such articles
33.93;!" or titlomlltltrhorsinus,‘ attrivo‘r “53 . .
l I. ' com I a
the 'l‘lxera'have loii‘t :liiisgnmaah‘t‘l‘.’ 5m: Dru" . Teakettles, platul. $2000
they bave‘wou nine. Next Saturday M“ mplated, $20.00.
they will play the itowaytona. The iino- Cmdellbi'l. plated, $560: $550, “P to ”'90
i... mum: , Candlesticks. plated. $25. $1.50. an $2.25
gm'l'gxmm- ”Wfifi‘mfi Drawings-com Coffee SetS. plated. $675. $7.50, to $1200
""" I '53,} he..." ‘ ' " Sandwich Plates. plated. $315. $375. 10 $700
0. aniov ........... ........ Seyler Baking Dishes in silver holders, $3.50 to 57-50
'l‘blrd bane. Slave“ and Trays front 75c tip to $7.50
Moriarty ...bfi'h}. “8‘6. .. A. 'l‘oolter Fem Diahea from $1.50to $6.00
suit ...... . . . . a. w. 'l‘ooiter Sugar ““1 0mm 5"“ l‘laled- . from $2430 ‘0 $750
trim page, Highhall Séta, bottle holders and glasses. ‘ $7.00
it), Moriarty . .. ......... . Gilmore Mineral Water Sets. bottle holders and glasses, $7.00
1 Lee . “13M “Old- liurdy Beer Sets. bottle holders and glasses, $5.00
.. '“ng'gdd'i’figf'm . Tea Services. plated, 4-piccc sets, , from $8130 ‘0 $40-00
ll, 'f‘arlov '“Sh'ortlttop‘ .. Billonataiin In Steffi“: Silveerlat Ware.
aunt.“ ,,,,, Melluxh There are Several patterns that can be matched up.
‘ Catcher. thereby providing all articles in sets. the “William Penn,"
(.oleman ---- ‘li‘t't‘che‘r' ----- Sh'l‘m' “Raleigh." “Virginia," and “Bridal Rose."
The liarborsldea issue a challenge
to any team whose thombera' ages av-
crane thirteen to sixteen and one-half
years.
a .- ' , I a to *
Fancy Single Pieces lu Sterling Silver
Sugar Spoons. Sugar Tango. Orange Spoons. Olive and
Boo Boo Spoons. Butter Picks, Lemon Forks. and other at-
tractive articles.
98¢ each
At the Silver Section, lower floor.
Certain Things Men Are Looking For
Good values in Neglige Shirts. an exceptional offering.
worth $1.00, sale price, 69¢.
Nalnaook Shim and Drawers. shirts made athletic style.
drawers in knee length. 29¢ each.
Stuttgarter Underwear. light weight, shirts with long or
short sleeves. drawers in regular length, or “shorts and
stools." $1.50 each.
Neckwear. an entirely new line. Riverside {our-in-hantls,
made of swivel silk anti imported ioniarti. 50c. Stylish!
OTHER CONTIOTB.
The Cubs defeated the Westporie.
yesterday morning by the clone score
of h to 4. Each team has won’ode
game. and the rubber will he prayed
later on. In the afternoon they were
playing the Sacred Hearts of Stamford.
but the game was called on account of
rain.
The Silvermlnea defeated the “'11-
ionii. Saturday afternoon on the Sil~
vermine Irotttids. by the score of ill to
l. The game was very one aided. the
Silvorminea getting htta when they
meant runs,
The Crescent baseball team defeated
the Union Parks in a faith arm on the
t‘aab lot. 1))“th score of 12 to 9.
THE CHINIOI DOCTOR OOT RE.
UULTS.
(London Lancet.)
This in the (rhinest- medical trout-
tuent which it Roman Catholic priest.
i’iire Rina, underwent. iiavin. been
thrown from his horas and left faint~
in; in the street. he wu‘ carried into n
houac whom a doctor soon visited llliil.
“He made me all up in bed. placing
near me a large basin filled with water
in which he put in a thick place of too
to reduce it to treating point Then I
stripping Inc to the waist be made too he D M Read _
stretch my neck over the basin while 0 O 0
he continued to pour the water on my
neck with a cup. The pain caused 'by
those nerves which take their rise front
the pia mater' was so great and on in- ‘
lllit'l'llllt‘ that it seemed to the un‘
.oquaiicd, but he aaid it would atauch C
‘ the blood and roatoro me to my senses, ;
which was actually the case. for in a
short time my sight became clear and '
my mind resumed his powers. tie neat .,
bound my head with a band drasrn .
tight by two men. who held the audit
while he struck the intermediate parts
vigorously with a piece at wood. which
about my head violently and gave me
’ a
The New Paraaois are just being opened. Black, white,
puiigcc. llllt'll cil‘ccts. and an immense line of Fancy Paranoia.
Continued Cold Weather
ilna delayed a good many house changes, and there arc many rooms
yet to be covered we can do it for you.
d d! I ' TM is “It! w AXMINOTER INORMN
rea 11 pan. a, e .was
settle the brain. which he supmaad i IIUOIILO Tapn‘mv
had been Manhood. and it is true that I ”WW" "”“u'
after the second operation my head i L0“ CAN" V‘LV‘Y
fall more iron. " CRIX AXMINITIR
"A third operation vlaa now parlorlll- ‘
ad, during which he mada the. still ' -——-—- .
airiptsod to the waist. stalk in the open
air supported by two persons. and ivhllo .
thus walking ha unexpectedly throw a ‘
1min of from“ cold avatar over my
. breast. an this oaulod ms to draw my
CHINA AND Javanese ita'r'rmoa
on. cwrns mo autonomic
men CURTAIN! AND Duarnitttcs
shaman 'ro onnnn a SPECIALTY
tv
1 my chest but boon tainted by the fall.
it may easily be ltnaainad what more
my sufforlnha under thin “lichen, but
i was 611100301] by tho lnforsuatioit that
it any rib had been dialdoatad this:
sudden audhsrd brutality would ”i
um it to its natural poaitlon. trad
hast a’mcaa'dln; wad not his .aaliilbi 3
and extravagant. The operator loath ‘
ma sit tooth. ground and. assistad‘by {
two men. held a cloth upon my mouth
and nose, all i was almost "located. ‘
"i‘hlii: said tbs Chinaaa laseuiapius.
'by causing a violent Marina of tits,
obaat wiil'toroo baoit any rib that may
havo boon dialoaatod: The“ wound in .
my hood not bots: deep. is bsaisd it"~
brawls. it althbtirnsd cotton. Ila
than ordered first i ahooid continua to
stalk raiitiii‘. supported by too parlour :
thatttihouldnotsitlohunorbaah
towed to sleep till 10 o‘oioeb at Milli. :
at which thou i should eat a little thin"
rice 'aoup. fie “NM lilo that than.
nailts in the open air Willi; fsaattag.
would prevent the blood M will!“ ‘
upon the chest where it attain corrupt. ’
‘l‘iiocn remedies. {though barbhrtiab
and excruciating, cured ma so oath. '
pictaly that in seven days i was able;
lio retinitis my tourney.” ‘
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