ladd four tomatoes, peeled and chop:
- pad up; boil a few minutes more Put
largci use of mussels as a loud;in the mussels and sprinklc a little
Vvocated by tho United Statcs'thyme leaves and servo
vor‘nmcnt department pursuing in~l Creamed Musselswl’repare the 111115-
floats in that line. The officials oels as usual.‘ Make a Cieam sauce.
rt them cheap and wholesome thus: Take three comes of butter,
Spiltlnel has already described place in saucepan; when meltcd add
odor» of. preparation, and others three ounces of sifted. flour. ‘Stir
g ,1: below; ' ,woll while cooking and do _not let theiI
no sin a la Catalane~Clean and mixture got rbrovvn. Add a pint of:
.. domain in covered kettle hot milk and one half pint of mussel
ill an onion cut coarsely, some par‘ liquor and cook :10 minutes; Seasonl
nd whole white pepper When to taste with salt, pepper and nutmeg.
«remove the boards and the Strain and add mussel meats. ioorvd
all. Make a mum by trying 111 on toast, or in patties. shplls. crons-
d fihopped onion, adding a little fades, etc.
, a liquor from the mussels; Mussels a
.Vsoaaon to taste. ‘Cook 15 to 211, and clean. Take two tablespoani'uis
fat ea; add the juice of a lemon. of olive oil, place in frying‘pan or
orbtho mussels with the sauce, spider; let it got hot until it begins
lip nkle some bread crumbs over toismoke; throw in the mussel meats.
and a little melted butter and, previously "boarded," with some tine-1
n in, hot oven. ly chopped onions and a little garlic.
usee‘l FritterSMClenn- the mussels rFry a few minutes and serve.
an ‘steam until all are opened, lie-f Mussels on the HaitShell Bourgui-
more the meats; chop them up not gndnnewAt'ter cleaning and steaming,’
to fine. Makc a batter with font3 the mussels remove the top shell.
in at flour, teaspoonful of olive Then prepare 1-4 pound of butter withi
roe eggs, salt and pepper and a few cloves of garlic andvsomo pars—
nlf teaspoonful of “baking pow: iley chopped very line. Mix thorough-
‘~ Mix well and add some of tho‘ ly and spread a piece of it tho size
mussel liquor to thin out. Mix 111‘ of a nut on each mussel. Place in
_‘mussel meats and fry in not fail but oven a few minutes and serve siz-
tIL- olden brown. zling, garnished with quartered lcm-
vVMussel Chow,der .\ow York Style“ on and parsley.
'I‘alte a gallon of mussels, clean, washi w“
Idolgjonri‘he '-ua1tv~§éiidii 1
la l’rovencalc~~-Prepare
and steam. Strain the liquor and Knickerbocker Salad. ‘
1M91) hill in a Heparute dish. Tnko‘ \\ 1pc and peel oranges and remove
a meats out of tlic‘ shell, rcmove pulp. Arrange lettuce. leaves on indi-
tho byssus and out mussels in tonu'
large; it not, leave whole. in another
kettlewfry one fourth pound of salt
pork out in very small dice. thn
Well fried add three or four onions.
'1de two green peppers, cut in small
dice also; try a few minutes: add tho.
.. liquor with the same quantity 0f wa-
. tor and four potatocs shced tl1ln;,
boil Itintil the potatoes are lcookedcl
vidual, salad plates. in (rcntcr of ouch
place a slice. of canned plneapplc,
drained thoroughly. 0n pineapple ar-
range one row of prepared orange in
circular fashion, having pistachio
nuts between the sot-lions. in center
place a ball of ”ordain Chggse, garnish
ing the top with a diamond-shaped
ill§<:e,-0f red pepper or cannod pinion-
to. Serve with a French dressing.
: across the forehead, and slants
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LATEST p
Chic Hats and Rich Gowns Seen At natural flowers;
v the effect
Ritz'l In Paris.
I PARIS-~At Illltz's one may see
charming gowns and all the newest;
touches that kccp appearing as ”the
scason begins to stretch out eager tin
gors towards the spring.
1 of the moment is for tulle or chiffon
Medlclcollnrs. These have to be wir-‘Il
ed, and the most graceful curves are!
thus obtainable, like the petals of a,
lily out of which the neck and head oil
the wearer emerge. The gown ”ll
often designed to have the same ef.
foot in the collar tho chiffon one be-
ing inside the more solid one, and fury
coats or stolen ale worn we‘ll back til.
show off this new effect. Most oi
these collars arc of plain chiffon and
tulle, but here and there one secs a,
dainty bit of coloring 111 embroidery.
on the turnodback corners
The hat of the moment. comes cloae
down on the face in a straight line.
out
to the back till it ranches quite a‘
height, and a light nominal 01' tullei
overflows from the velvet cylinder cf-
fcct with a high tni‘t at one side, and
a few little curls escape here and
there. to soften the cti‘ect round the:
I
face. i
The flower huts and toqucs 1qu
quite delightful, one especially, with
,u narrow brim formed of a twist oil
Vviolct moire and the rest of it a mans
'oi' violcta ull standing up as if grow-
ing. dcep violot single “blossoms in“
front, and then rising highcl and;
higher to the back the most lovely
i’nrma violets ot‘ a paint shade. An-
other, quite lix‘ attractive in its way,
had a touch of tota-dc-negrc velvet,
for a brim, and than amid the glossy
green of their foliage "thorn were;
lovelv rosy red. and pale pink ca<
melltap. one can imaglno‘how arti’sV
tic must bé thousand to ppt‘ togethcr
such hats. The touch hltistitbe as
light as that which groups together
0P BllARRH'
Use Hyomei—You Breathe It
i
Kins 1111111 1131111
i
, Unless properly treated this discnsc
often leads to a serious if not fatal wild
mcnt. it is needless to allow catarrh to
ruin your hcaltl1~~usc Hyomoi—~1t 19,
certalnly effective relief for cuturrh,l
‘ ill of Pension 01525 For Mdnth
islilemanded Before lie
can Em“. ills. it‘s the (lirect-to-tho-spot trcut~
__ -_ 111cm. You breathe 1t-—~no stomach;
' “it's not. a swamps home now; it's dosing. No housohould should be
11' soldiers’ boarding house!" without liyomel. it not only gives
quick and'lastlng benefit in cases of
catarrh but is oncoi‘ the surest and
most pleasant treatments for head
colds, anift'ieu, or croup of children.
.Thus did a grizzled veteran of the
MI! War characterize the Fitch’s Sol-
lora' Tome in Noroton, yesterday.
iron, with several of his comrades, be
lined the case of Frederick M Bas-
2511mm Street, Bridgeport, says no oils—yon breathe lt~—uaing u.
'onlng‘lfarmer. small in killer The air laden with
.- ‘ health-restoring llyomcl soothos
heals and vitalizcs the sore raw and
Ilnflatned membrane of the breathing
organs almost immediately, There in
no other remedy that benefits so sure'
ly or so quickly. Money refunded by
IF. ll. Baxter if you are not satisfied.
Do not be without ‘liyomol another
liiay. llrtiggists everywhere soil it.
a’o Domain” 18 Quickest, on the complete outfit-41.00 also—1
‘_ this contains the inhaler a d i it]
Suresi Indigestion “ ’° "
’of “mud. ,,
iin w . ' ‘
IcIlIll‘e . fl “sqa l"; xl‘iocord of two onliatments during tlic
, r g Civld War, has been refused-nil
“Hymnal is a combination of nntiscm;
slon.
The soldiers regard the home as a
government institution, for though it
is really Ventnllod with privato'owner-
ship, ‘itr'is given ’ a; liberal alli‘iwance
from the Federal Government, amino
appropriation from the Stato."for its
maintenance.
Viewing the home osaGovernment
institution, the soldiers are glad to
avail themselves of. its comforts with
out any qualms.
Now that the case of Basaett has
brought homo to the Bridgeport Vvot—
crans the conditions under which they
are now expected to enter the place.
there has arisen a controversy that
may be taken up ofllcially by the G.
A. it. Post at its meeting Thursday
l nluht
iiimactt is one of the most popular
members of the post. He enlisted in
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it Blillii. lillilli
ll Tongue is Coatctl, Breath Bail,
Stomach Sour don’t Hooitaiei
leo “Caliiornla Syrup of Figs" at
once—41 teaspoonful today often‘uaves
muck child tomorrow.
l
l
fir 1 if youltlitiiio one is out- of. sorts, hall-
FASHIONS
felt, a sailor shape with slightly
The fancy, and Tuilflse placed 0
(‘1'me
belt that reached
Moo don' tlwaht b‘ small-911ml? w an, timed a). “my hallo “1,1”ng makers an sick, isnt routing, outing and actinti
out flwmmlfihdvmflmer in afimepp.wvmy $18 of his mtmtllly“ nan: sully-winch Mother! see if tongue
lib-Ewart Will omydhr atom ch pension of $25: to the trustees of the is coated. This is a sum sign that it‘s
it’d valuable; you mustn't injure it home. little utomacli, liver and bowels are
The news of the action of the board 010MB“ with W891“ Whoa 01‘0” “’1'
has caused widespread (“3““va in table feverish, stomach sour, breath
G A it circles, and in the head bad or has stomach-ache, diarrhoea.
quarters of Elia,” Howe. Jr" Post, in core 1110.11.11.11 of cold give a tea-
the lBturdevant building, where the Woonfut 01' "California Syrup of F138."
Ivotcrans are alWaya to he found. and in a few hours all the connilpatod
intimates case would not have pm. poison undigested food and sour bile
. os‘Diapepsln is notad for its
' in giving relief; its harmless-
{fits certain unfailing action in
, Vig‘ sick, sour sassy stomachs
indigestidn.
of many other residonts in the Bob
diera‘ Home been so familiar to their
comrades. The old soldiers know
,voked controversy had not the canes gently moron out of its little bowels
without griping, and you have a well.
playful child again
Mothers can rest easy after giving
.that the. home .uhoitem many who are thin harmless "l’rult laxative," because
of familieo- with considerablo means it never fails to cloanse the little 0119’s
if -...men who go there not for a plum liver and bowals and amateur tho
I out lays 11kg load fortunate
and forms Baa causes head
fashions and nausoo; emotwl
of refuge, but for the companionship
lL alfords with congenial spirits.
There are many in the home, Bas-
at: soon as Edna's Diuufipslh there 10 15 and home of them 20
a mutual with the stomach all years, who are not charged a cent for
the comma; plati tho .-
are regardod asap with:
. i
stomach and they dearly love ltd
~ pleasant taste. Full dh‘pptipna for bug
.blns, children of- all , pa and fog.
53 MM and undigested 50M"? ,’scto friends ovalz who have been grown ups printed on .eachdtottle m
Bewaio of counterfeit pg, syrup”
Ask your druggint for n tin-cent liquid
Emil!” "M81186: its prompt their maintonanoo.’ They have their of "California Syrup ct Flam" then
' " all up it ill model by the "column.
Syrup Company" 0911' t be tool-I
[filth/- awifi'fl'filfl -’ a. n‘ ‘1' a his! ”MW a! “an
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.\‘\‘w\‘)- “In-
any heaviness ruins
Another lovely but was of whlté
up-
turned brim to one side, lined with
black velvet and with white camalllns
lose round' tho
lSome smart tailorlnudo suits show.
ed waintooats of black and gold bro-
cade. or black and silver, made cun-
ningly with a little fuincss overtbe
bust and coming into a} deep-fitted
wcllVboiow the
waist and had pockets in it. ‘
Here is one charming costume that
surely indicates tho coming style: a
skirt still clinging closely round the
fect'with the drapery of. the back fall-
ing over in a hood ‘effect with a.
heavy silk tassel reaching to the back
of the knees, and-a little loose coat,
‘with a straight slack (back and with
a little alibup at each side. The
length was about six inches below the
waist. ltnvaa a most delightfully easy
tit, failing perfectly into place, and
was deep “sable" or sand color. A
little upstanding collar of velvet with
yet a turnover to it, and the‘t'nston-
lag down the left side of three dainty
tortoise shall ClflSDB like glorified
hooks and eyes, and thence two little.
rounded off fronts over, a delicious,
little blouse of putty coloreId‘thlffon.
and when you surmount it all with tho
camellia toque Incntioncd proviousiy,
you have the daiutiest picture imag-
inable. as wcll no in Gender cri "
Boleros also are coming into invol‘.
and one soon in this some "until?“
shade was very charming, The skirt
was simple but exquisitely cut, and.
the holcro with u vcry little fulness
came into a belt across the waist at
the back. and the straight line. was
broken in front by little tabs and but‘
tons, and the best style is still but-
toned up to tho throat with a little
upstanding udllar. Speaking of
ill Bliiliili [in
nu 1111111 11.
Rub Pain Right Out With a Sma I
Trial Bottle of “St. lacobs iii"
When your back is sore and lame
or lumbngo, sciatica or rheumatifim
has you stiffened up, don‘t suffer! Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs 011" at any drug store, pour a'
little in your hand and rub it. right
into your back, and bythe time you
count fifty, the soreness and lameness
is. gone.
Don't stay crippled! ’t‘ins sOOtlling,i
penetrating’oii ‘n'ceds who used only
once. It takes the ache and pain right
out and ends the misery. it is'magi-
cal, yat absolutely harmless and does-
n't burn or discolor the skin.
Nothing else atopn lumbago, sciatica
and lame back misery so promptly and
surely. It never disappoints!
Co. A. 11th Conn. Inf. Vols, in Don-
bury, in September, 1861.. At the ox-
plration of his enlistment of three
years, he rte-enlisted in the name com-
pany for three years more. He was
mustered out Doc. 21, 1865, at City
Point.
Barnett treasures, many papers
many nation that nilcdfor Qualities
of courage and resourcefulneas.
At the close of the war. he becamu
a railroad man, and spent many years
on the Central Pacific, principally in
California. 119 brought up a family
of one son and two daughters. «His
son and witty died within a short [18b
10d. and 116 was left, with two small
daughters, whom' he brought to Dan-
bury a few months after his bereave-
ment. 'He has provided well forhis
family. and has won the confidence
and respect of the hoopla of Dunbar}!
and lBridgoport. lie has dwelt hero
for sovaral yearn.
like. to take up. his home with those
{spongy llama. Hoppmpliflja d with 1.11;}
19'..."
251 Park street, .‘
museum, Conn...-
(flour _lfillrn.
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A SENTINEL OFFER,
Replies to queries of various Deplodgc to start with or the hem will the!
sons are given in the Chicago Tribune hard 10 luv Turn in a nurlow hcmi
as follows- , 'about a (punter of an lncl1,crcusc it
As you dislike so much to sou" hard, then turn back the right side 01. l
1
books and eyes on your corset \vaiatalI the hem on the right side 0f the ma
Smart Styles for the 111111111ch 11112111-
11ch of the family; Young's Magazine
for the male Inclnhcrs.Sc11d or brln g
3011.10 this office and if you ate a
~and on the children's
ifhrcly shows.
showing that to him were assigned '
Recently he decided that he would
of his comrades wholbpd catered tho I
' undorclothcs.
why not buy the tapes that come
ready to adjust with books clamped
to one section of the tape and .oyes to
the other? These are sewed to the
under side of the garment likc'a fly
front and are stitched at top and bot-
tom and along the back, but are loose
on the front edge. The edge of the
hook tape should come just a trifle
back othhe edge of the garment and
the eye tape is sewed so the curve.
This makes a neat
closing, .
out l
All table linen should be. hemmed-
by hand. it is nice pick up work.
, tsrnate ‘the stitches
teriai until the fold is exactly cvon‘I
with the top of the born, again press]
hard, and overcast neatly holding the
hem toward you, This is quicker “l‘d‘i
neuter than ordinary l1cmming. l
Xl'flitt
As you are fond of metallic trim-l
mings—and they are immensely used
this aeason~but cannot afford them,l
why not introduce a trimming of:
not, either deep cream in tint or al
paler green than your dress? Darn it;
closely with gold thread just as 0119!,
does rucka'bnck for fancy work. Al-
in
rows no a space comes opposite a“
“j stitch.~ This is quickly done, but holler away.
.‘scnd you the 111agazincs
successive;
subscribexs to the Scullncl thc two
magazines will be sent to war home
for tlnce months, if you are not a reg«
ulur subscriber ordor your Sentinel
voither frOm us or one of the news deni-
ers, pay us thirty cents, and we will
il1l‘r46
:30
cents \our llt‘wtilloy 12c. per week 131'
for.
months. in sl1ott~vou pay us
tlnec months and the 111agaz.ines are
youi s.
lar, the host sci an inch and a (1111.12
Have a second of [lli‘hh
you crush the portion for the. hem or careful “Ol to pull the thread 0“ theigroups two inches and a half lwlmw
instant that this implies 11 waist: the .
effect still remains quite louse.
Another gown noted was of blackI
very soft moire broche, under a mug?
nlfloent sable. cloak. The skirt with
its graceful drapery was clone and:
clinging, the bodice draped also left
a slender point'cd opening in front
partly filled in with an exquisite bit
01' rare old lace forming an inside col-
lar. The wide belt was of soft black
satin finished in front with three goodl
paste buttons and the now collar call |
ed col qni baille was also of the name
satin. llt would be difficult to find it
more artistic way of treating 'a black!
afternoon gown. The sleeves cut in:
one with the bodice were long and
fitted closely with hanging :liice at.
the wrists, and the hat was medium
sized with trimmings of skunk on,
black satin. ‘.
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executive committee, ‘Soldiers' Hos-
pital Board of Connecticut, held this
date it was voted to admit you a
1119111ber of this home on condition that
you sign an agreement to pay to the
Soldiers' lllospital Board of Connecti-
cut the sum of $13 a month for main-
tcnance from your monthly pension of
'$2n when received during such time
MB you remain a member of this homo.
I herewith enclose such an agree—
ment and on the. return of same prop-
:orly signed and witnessed a. permit
will be awarded you for admission.
Very truly,
EDWARD E. I’El/IION,
Adjutant.
Mr. llasseti responded that he knew
of no good reason why he should one
'cailed upon to forfeit. 318 per month
of his $25 pension. ile‘refused to sign
the papers which the hospital board
enclosed, and in reply to his letter he
lulu 111111
11119111 an
iso Viirandma’s Sage Tea and
sulphur lieclpa and Nobody
» Wm T‘JKLRQ‘W Ml. '
r: ,v“,li1’1.ui'.m.lri0‘l 1:11..
raw-baa otcfidto'nndiflnmhtw‘forre.
. rntot‘in‘rt fadedugrdyimnirrtolta natural
color dates back“ to: grandmother’s
timer'a time. She used it to keep her
hair boautifully dark, glossy and abun-
dant. Wholnovorher hair fell out or
took on that. dull, faded or streaked
appearance. this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect ' .
But brewing at home is mutiny and
out-of- date. Nowadays, by asking at.
any drug' store for a 50 cent bottle of
“Wyoth’ 3 Sage and Eiulphur Hair nem-
sdy," you with get this famous o}
rocipo which can be depended upon to
rapture natural color and beauty to thé
hair and a splendid for dandruff, dry,
feverish itchy scalp and falling hair.
A will known dovviit wn druaaiat‘
guy; if din-lions the daily so naturally
.Vtormalitlpp of 1.111111%”qu recall, and event on nobpd g a tell it has
ed thlalotter. 111.1111 M .. linen opp pd Yawn dump it go
. Ix... , .{4,_1911. ~.« sponge or soft bruéh ill Mind rail:
uncommon in nods . this oomph your ha r, taking, one
strand at a time. By morning the) draw
, hair disruption."
aside, the ilrst set just below the col-
,turn your money
material packers. A vest of this
be good.
0 All i!
The reason your blue frock is disap-
pointing is that the lace and trill
which trim it are too white and form
100 sharp a contrast. A pale ecru or‘
deep cream tint is more fashionable
just now than dull white for diaphan-
ous blouses and trimmings. \thn
white is used, it is always an ivory,
not a blue white.
iii 13 it
A pretty style for your l0~yearvold
daughter‘s roae wool cponge is a
straight, long-waisted French model,
buttonlng down the front with dou-blc‘
buttons side by side. Finish each side
of the front with an inch- wide facing;
stitched on both edges, fastened with:
books and icyés and 31 flap nation,
heath. \\' ork buttonholes on each
i
_ to notify you that at a meeting of the
llllll Gilli ill Wiiiilll
COMES TO THOSE WHO USE SA-
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t
MOSE, SAVS DRUGGIST F. H.
BAXTER.
The poor,tl1in. cmnciatcd pars-on.
when he 01 she becomes plump, may
and robust by using Samoan forums
that there in such a thing as \1 cakncsa
and underweight i
Samose restores health to the'
whole ayatom so that the tissues as«
similate from tho food all of those ole
ments which make solid bone, firm
muscle, pure blood, and uuillclcnt fat;
to restore beautiful and symmetrical
outlines to the figure.
An increase in weight is scan from.
the first week's use of Samosc, but it.
it does not restore you to your proper,
weight and give you lull iigor andI
vitality, Draggiat 11. ll. Baxter will is
Sun certainly cant
afford to try 8111110ch on this guiuan-
doe, a.»
v.
received the following communicau
Ition:
March 1? 11m.
Nil“ “ERICK M. HASSETT,
251 Park street,
the upper gloup. bluish the skirt:
***““' [darned net with a touch 01 it on their w1th a. folil- lnth hem, 11111 in by hand
bolts, let it. not be supposed 101‘ H" facing of your collar and cuffs \voulm to "up”. lengthening easy
\\'oIk dozi-
hlc eyelets 011 each side of the militia
l . . .
;1ront half way bctwccn the waist, lino
,and the
fmore becoming.
knees or slightly below, if
The first are four
inches from the middle and the second
an inch and a hall" beyond toward the
back. 'l‘hcsc slashes hold the velvvc
Iribbon belt and arc cut long: enough
to hold the ribbon easily. lnstcud oil
I_buttonl1ollng them they may be bound
lwitlt silk the tone of Llll‘ dross.
Iish the bolt with two straight cnds all
, li‘in<
the velvet brought ovcr the crms
piece and reaching to thc odgc of the
skirt, the tumor our an inch and a.
half shorter. liuvc turn-back cuffs.
buttons and narrow ribbon ties of the
black velvet and finish tho slightly
dipped neck with a. round turnowr
collar of creunrcolorcd butistc, \\'lllt'll
you may embroider in tones of mm
with touches of black.
~ 1" "n...
THIEVES ENTERED FACTORY
lbmks and Spit-orb.- piano. in Wat-~1-
street was broken into ciihcr Satur-
day or Sunday night by thieves. Lu.-
tcr Michael Angcncesc. of Lexingthn
avenue. found some copper near the
place. He would have sold it to Junk
llcnlcr Alexander had it boon legiti-
mate, but both men tried to find out
who owned ihc material. Sergeant.
’llmmas llcnthcrland and Chief W. l
Jl’cnnington visited thc ltulian's home
last. night. He is innocent. of any
wrong doing and cartcd the metal 10
I
'policc headqnartcrs this morning, in
is now in tho chicf‘c oiilcc.
Tuosrsunntu rumors
Bring suffering to Many a South Nor-
walk Reader.
”cu—I-
P11in is natuie‘s signal of distress.
A warning not to be ignored
Those sharp in taxes in the back-a
Those sudden, stub-like pains winn
stooping.
VvAro frequent
trouble.
To remove kidney paint-1. you must
assist the kidncya.
signs of kidney.
Bridgeport, l‘onn. . Use a. tested and proved kidncy
.. Dear oir:-—- V remcdy.
By direction of the uuperintcndont . None more highly t‘ndoruod than
bag to say that having decided not to Doun’a Kidney Pills.
accept conditions of admission to thin Endorsed nbroad~~~cndorscd M
home an pramulgated by the Soidlera' home.
Read South N01 walk testimony,
Mrs. R, G. Seymour, 39 Franklin
street, South Norwulk, (101111.. anynn
“There was a constant, dull pnlnin
the small of my back and sides, at:-
companied by wcukncsu through my
loins. When-l was doing any world
about. the house. sharp twinges dnrtcd
through me. The kidney Boorctlona
also bothered 111e,and plainly provod
hospital board l'herowith return to
your address your discharge certifi-
cate, and cortificato of service in Co.
“A, 11th 'Rogt., Conn. VOlli.. being all
the papers in our poaseunion belong-
ing to you.
Very respectfully yours, .
EDWARD ii. PELTON,
Adjutant.
This ended the correspondence. lie
showed the letters to. his comrades m
the post, and a rethot agitation has
begun for an investigation of the con-
ditions under which the home shelters
veterans at varying rates~—somo pay-
thai i needed a. kidney medicine. . anu
lug mynttontibn called to Dean's Kid-
ney Pills; l procured a cupply nil
Plalotcd’s Drug store. ‘It did not take
them long to remove the trouble. 1
know of other people who have uccd
int: nothing, others a goneroun amount.
it in unburied that the hospital board
makes an. investigation of Ieach in-
dividual case, and regulator; its charge
in each cane by tho individual circum~
i. stances. .
Knowing that the man of means are
living in the home without cost.
and I-attor another up. friends of Barnett cry against what
characterise as "playing favor-
this remedy with satisfactory rosulta.
i still tnite’plcnanre in confirming the
public statement I gavopoinu years
ago. regarding‘Doau‘s Kidney Pills."
‘For saloby all dealers. Price (.0
cents. Fosternlilliburn 00., Buffalo.
New York. solo agents for the United
Buldé. 4‘ ,”
Rammber the aninewbonn‘ own» 1
(nice no othorm
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