ii all
iNl imam
Confidence lsJusti- - ‘ . . .;,:-_:
lied, 'l‘here’ll Be Nothing me
‘- ‘ .-,_ I . V ' ' “ ‘7; - "a " L 'j' .,' 7'7"“
M we .. r” W W Wm amnion
1‘ gilifiercnt one—'an mfg-tires flaming hoovte reached" - ‘1 I. l
, 3the mark a total of only twenty—five
to Main it I
times. Only Mathewson andMgnn- "
President Charles Weechman of the . 80W"! moons.
(‘ube recently was quoted as sayingl , Pennant Winners Fall lVeteran tone AWE“ G.“
that hq'expscted Grover Alexander, Such a great pitcher as Walter John-i = ' 1mg ,
31a Vaughn and Phil Douglas to win son has reached the mark only once: maggw
alt) pares for the Cubs this season. fNo Oub pitcher of the days when? ‘
"eeiihsiaa simply. tells ’ein; be tier! Frank Chance's team won four new: term ‘5 w d.
or expltim. There is therefore 'no mats in five years "was able- to win Play—M He M ‘0
way of tltnowin: whether he was aeri~ thirty games in a season. The Giants. Cd] ’E‘ For May More
But Chanbesgdge$tufly Will
Re . Holdinlr "Down 'First
Base Positionwlloblitsel
Good Trad-uplands}-
.Any Manager Would Be
Glad to flave‘fiim Around,
«as in the assertion. Chance is " he won pennants in 191l, 1912, 19m and| Years
wls n .jfor, regardless of what the again in 1917 without names!!! « , “Own” th liedSo h ». '
mishty Alexander may accomplish on thirtytgnme pitcher on their staff. The, Umpm Tom Connolly. veteran w ”cam“: "my 9:“ :1]: yht'ilod:
the mohnd this year, few fans believe Red Sox' won pennants in 1915-16. the
that Vaguhn or 8bnfflin' Phil will come Braves in 1914, the Robins in 1916 and
through with 30 victories apiece. ' 9the White Sox in”?! withouthavinx
It is baseball history that no' left- a pitcher who could‘ claim the distinc-
handerfihas turned the trick since tion of having won thirty games.
Frank killen of the Pirates won 30 if Alexander can win thirty games
games W139“- Such Port-sided Jewels in the coming season he will be set-
as Eddiei’isnk. the eccentric ”Rube" ting ‘p a new record, as no boman
Wadd‘, .th. BUCKET. Jess T‘Mhm ever performed the feat four times in
out! RM "trailed failed to reach nucceision, and the former slam! the
that nfir'k. And that. in the minds of. Phillies now has three “ consecutive
most fins, pats Vaughn out of serious performances to his credit. Only twice
consi . ion. good a pitcher as he un- in the past twenty-five years have two
doubt ‘, It? Is. ,pitchers oi the some club‘ cone
Feta Pitchers Performed Feat thioiieh with thirty victories in t '0"
an Hes of the difllenlty of the teat' m, mm "a in no: and 1904, when
may b5 gained from the fact thnt in Mathewson and Maoinnity of the al-
the past twenty seasons, or since ants performed the tent. ;. 'v I l on
1297, mly ten pitchers have been able go if Alexander. Vaughn and Bout “31:123th 2m“ the history o! fact, a very good bet. that he will
to break into the thirty-victory set. gm, win thirty games apiece they will the Americnn W. the late Jack spend moat 0! thl‘ Mluffam h“!
The fear has been performed only seV- be doing something that has not or" Sheridan W a. first to receive it. m‘nm bane, lie any beriried mm
enteenrlimes. four pitchers tumlfls curred in baseball in a quarter of al Connolly his“ his W, a! a... at snv of three positions (folks seem
the trick in two or more seasons. The century.. iplre in the New mind Home away g: (“wet 3:;‘(tintellnml bg‘ze‘rze :2:
mm? 1:“ m yer: 1'in again: aw HAVEN TEAM or: euuosv Wk “‘ ‘89" “‘9' ”m" ‘" mat dr' Z."‘§Tt't”§nn back tenet ’
no names e a_ . . , . ~
the“ 933”“an 898501“ ”"0“: ‘ NA! Johnson’s colts, who will repre c“: ‘3: is; r mxngnztxgflan: . it would be ”Monsanto!!! and per-
(‘Y Terms. 1901‘ fluids”: .Chariey ‘0’“ New ”“9“ in the .AmeriCall fessrfess in iiidlinl plan. he!“ 9-D" h” “Md“ on wow:fh?tnhes'e‘-”
Nichols} 1898: (‘hristy Mathewson, liowhnll Congress at Cincinnati next tinged by the National “ma mxfi: m:rbl:;“ {of the
American Wile WW- " “7" “V' know what to do with him. it was com-
en signal honors in token of hislolg manly alsuhwd innn'edlately $0M
issrgginzigice as a Mo"! 9"! '3 mt to the trade that - rescued him
. ' from Philadelphia that he would con-
‘ President '3!!! JM recently “‘ use to play first base.‘ But he had
nounced that. “"0"" 0‘ "‘3 min-you been transferred than wine
will be cm on Coanolly. m mm young m suggested that he
will celebrate his twenty-fifth season would "05.ny be converted into a
“,3 handler °' “‘9 ”mu" this second basiman to replace Jack Bar.
year.
. ry, and since then it has been moved
The cm” ‘0 l“ 5"” Win”! and seconded that he be made over in-
a‘: be :1: imam "in?“ “1"“. no: to a third baseman to succeed Larry
en bloc W
rdner.
yetthedoublocrosthwillbess'shlo. some“
”“1“" cross. 2:?!” “3:3'3: it may be that Btuflweould play eith-
Wl" be the a i m n er second or third under stress of
and faithful m es. reliergency. but it is a good bet—in
..-..... l
tr.
1903. 1.904. 1905 and l908; Joe Mc- week. will leavech iioven Sundav_ ”u Notimlwsuer be ‘7
(tinnity, :19” and 19M: Jack Chesbro. aftcrncon 0‘ m“ I“; train. The mp. ‘ satin; 1893 and he remained a mem- like of an crperingcht.‘t;‘f exit (1:11;:
- 1‘ ' ‘ n n H m - ‘ . ' me. The not at
m" ‘ WT‘Sh'1‘ms5Jaczgi’3éfM 33““l’i1gfi'5'11rmi’rda “53:; her of the Nationals staff until 1900-13: :‘UK; ttuhfl ‘. mm“ mm
19:10,!9i‘i01'9i onnn er. a. ,. 'bi eh‘t, m i: new: 0% ‘rilut'fl when illness forced him tomat this"! nt-llomiilflcllal’hmmd m this
an ’ P ”"9“ 5 w a ' I rin oi the in 0'“ ‘ -‘ ‘ .
hiathetrron and Cy Young are tied day. Lindsey and Porto are the only post. 1",th 3D tithe newly formed connection. for he could very easily
in scasp‘lls with thirty or more victor bowlers who ma. expected to do: 33‘4". 17:33:21.2: find “a“,mn more be traded. Connie Mack would take
ics sirldgfihe present pitching distance thing gpocilcnlnr at the (cum evil"; since - him in a minute.
went "W? effect. Young had ”“th ..__._ ‘ up in, seen players come and so in that Miller Huggins would be clad“ l0
' " ' ‘ ' ‘ ' w in rposes. “2-
the m kin i899. and 18% nape," at?“ . 3' l _ ‘ .. ‘ , . .., thatimIr-hundfidh of themflnd a grab him fo:snavliwt_l:l:r from Phil-1
in the 0 years mentioned nb0ve. A - ‘ e a [strange ”n.0, his at." .3 an strut-rs, glut-man or, in?“ if: {first base-
exandeifis next in line with three, . . ., - .v“, . ,4, 3 , f : ,. ‘ M“ levery my” who hflt‘lphla if he can t: v.
r'fo 'ith Kiiien Vi-‘ ’ 2m“ league 'i? . mt m “5 Mn, :MMMP better than
such 09.. rmh‘lmt; u b 2.; .- 3‘ . smug If ‘ “I was in“. league when he came in "l bbis ‘ u é , 5
(hole hicflnnltyxsagie "11330:?! _ ‘it has how pl 1 Gum" the horlson. ‘9. :W*Ts’;fitya Elam? _ I
most. niliflth marten-.1! 1., ,«u . .. - . pt.“ 'ho‘ . .. . , fl ., , . .
‘ ' ' with the momma g. «.. . ‘, . ,
two “"‘om' :1" "h; twenty~fi\'e yca‘ra Mlb m Aflflf owned by theiYaniiecs. and Larryj -1 ' ’ ~ 118116 ”dim. I
° ,3 un ert 9 system now or ‘.'I‘ . i‘the name. . .g- ‘ . , , _ . .- '
A. I ' ~ W 'Mfes‘fzolshzrlr £311]? and none as TM" " ' "“9 dihl'" "' Bah“
’ c i . '. ‘- .“I - t i . V _ ' on ' Well,
‘ “'2.3i'i2222.31°ii'315§2" °'" Won. mod ., .n W”- ‘”"?.3'£’“i.$&..... '
”m “oi ‘Vfler Every mother realizes, after giving “high, “Id :23, barring? a: 03:: . p ..._A.. - _
’7 V n 1 V9 ‘
n Y ones. A her children leifornia Syrup 0' :23. ‘ i For months South Norwalk reader“
0|! "'8 bras." that this is their. ideal laxn- . "' b... have got“ the constant expression of
i . . two. because they love. its pleasant1 ' . ' ll d
~ -- . . .~ . . . praise for Dodns Kidney Pi s, an
Rflsy compleXhon “'3!" and it thoroughly cleanses the ' c309 “gNssuT ti 9 read about the good work they have
3% ' tender little stomach. liver and bow-‘ George "‘9' ' p ' "was 0' n.. \' ther
Baywye Cant H99 3‘“, L?“ Bet.- #5 without Filling. Imitldlcweighzt who‘ was .IllalClli‘d to ::;:dymev::‘;i:ic:cuetd,'stic‘hh‘ionoyinc-’
t???“ F”. Bette} 53hr 1”“. " When" cross. irritable. feverish miliox Harry. .Greb of Pittsburgh 'm-"inz proof-M'nrérll'? ‘ it .- 7"
I an Inside Bath breath is bad, stomach sour, look at 3”“990" on ““3"“ H' has ”NM. My; c, peter-non. it First, street:
» tiie'longue, lilotherl, ”coated give :10 30 0mm! ”'9 numb and Winn“ ‘ , q found Donn'r“
~ _.1 l . . . J fl (‘1 d A‘ q-h _ a”! NORTH“. . i
To TOW one's best and feel one’s a teaspoonftil of this harmless “fruit Iiiums 0' 9 “V "V on ' ‘ “a" “(“1"th 5-,, mm,“ medicine and:
best is Tto enjoy an inside. bath each laxative," and in a “‘W hours I“ the theNew England featherweight czhnm- just as "presented. l was subject to!
morning to flush from .the system the foul, constipated Whale, sour bile and Dion. have ”of“ silbst‘ituted for the dizzy and nervous spells and my kid“
previous day's waste. sour termentat “ndlllemd '°°d 935”" -°“t 0‘ ‘11" """n ”m" ”n" M" °f "m“. neys were badly disordered. My back.
lions and poisonous toxins before it barrels. and you have a we". playful wich, "‘“P” 30‘9"“ 0' Bridceport in and head am 1nd l was feeling mi“:
ir abgqibed into the blood. Just as child again, When its little system is!a preliminary battlc. lei-able when someone advised me to
coal, when it burns, leaves behind a full of cold, throat sore, has stomach-J 4 "»—“'“ it” 00“.. “haying. They prompt-
certain amount ot incombustible ma- ""9- diarrohoea, indigestion, colic—v; SHE WAS in RED TWO MONTIKS 'lv relieved the "Ind before long all
and the chandee arc .
mint
., p ‘
Hulls. . .. hf Norwaik
, .‘Prsm .htnl
. 'il l. ,3 .
Jana] Seen a to 23
thanks to the «snagging eiforts of
W Brim . Norwalk was scain
MultilesmattbeAr-ory,
M IBM. '3‘ it Dr“ ‘0 be .[me
name. At a short notice of twenty-
mar WI. "10 file m wore
substituted tor the Jersey City five
I'd look the beatina that otherwise
would here been buried to the Jer.
seyites. But as Alibi John heavy oi
tstlibbons said: (”What an we do
with only a day’s notice? We could
not get 8mm and bad to pat Mullv
er in histplnce. We expected sbssthx."
Yes, John. you only bad Muller to put
in Swansea's place. and it Was a
shame to handicap you so, but we are
very glad to see that «he Norwalk
quintette fulfilled your expectations
as regards thedrubbing that you seem.
ed to wish ion _
The game was all that nnv fan
could ask for. with Somalis leading
by a small margin all the way through,
with a whirlwind finish, whose ,out-
when. finally declde‘d'when Reich
donned his fifth basket in the last
minute of play that gave the xor‘wfik
five a safe'iead- of three points, 25
to 23..
[The little. layoff from the local court
ee'r'talnly. seemed to do‘Relch a world
of good, for the little player was like
idiom aflre last owning. and was
“hover the. floor. breahnx plays of
his opponents. and aiding in the score
in: of many of Norwalk's baskets, be
Hill‘s dropping five of his own. The
words of one Ribbon fan‘dcscriim his
playing. "I'd rather see Rclt‘h niih us
Mn against us.“
litre-tat
‘ .
7t , 1,1; ‘ to
"1 C r? ‘l-M '9
m
Powers jumped centre for the Rib
boas amidst Wright, and took a few ‘3 I E IVE '
pointers iron sheets. at not. erht 7 a TA 0F
had the jump pretty
way all through the -me, beside m MI! PH. 0-!
dropping a field and two foul goal
sin-tests. as 0.1. did not fig-re ll Meme. Bum
the scoring column, but his wonder- ed“, on Norwalk'd.
ful floor work in passing and breaking ' rm at the efl of, W.
n w more than made up rot this rim Canaan. 30.5w: ’
met. Fonls- '7
O. A ‘*
my.
1
£12,000 moors
~ Cellophane: ‘
much his ow“
rt 1‘ * x The fact that an" '"
sum. y" "Q”“h.” mm 0.. men from in.» New England“ Division! -
the floor. too.
Jimmy Clinton was at all tiles dot
serous. and-stuck at
leech. but also found time tovdrop h land also
EWIIWS.
All insll itwssthefastestn-e “'Wd'lnmhasboniiu.’
that has been plated on the local
court this year. and by winning. the
were called neuronal-est knoll-r,"
ate service is considered a high con? .7
piimeni to the type and eilleienc'y ' .
0 at» men or the sen-twins Division
. Geiisssl Hodges and his sI- , ’ '
.ms‘ in brm'lss theta to such high?
m like
in round figures there have been '
about 55,000 men at the monument: 85".
Of this somber about 10.000 were’vol-
Nonalks Bted themselves ontof last .teers. The rest were draft 'lrn.
place.
flooding of the Leagae
Jersey City
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Anscnia
it may not seem an leaned“ lame.
but it means that the
From the total number 0!. m. about
25.030 have been ltransferred from this
can content. at east 10.000 havi
W L Pct. been sent South. Most of theaters: ..
.538 have been we to as an in M "92'
.529 divisions, below war supnlth. In]
M1 or these hare probably (one abroad_ ;t
.421- with these divisions. Seine of those" ,”'
sent South are at schools. *
Sonsflow “Over There." My
0f the «mainder of the troops“ a; \
snore-a
”Q0.
Ribbons are
'but one game ahead of Norwaik. and transferred. the majority have (one
a win over Jersey City tonight by sot. overseas. The 'lirat contributions is' ' “’-
walk, while ‘Ansonia defeats
port, and we lot for that to Wh-
the Norwallt team will be tied for trenches.
the avenue force consisted of 1.5”
men in.“ do the 'l‘wenty‘siath, .
Division. new is the front line, . }
oli'roin that time to the, '
Bruise-
first place. it will thenbeonlya mat- present there have been from timo"""[~l
ter of finishing the schedule, for Son to time movement- of troops from
walk has but three games after
night, to play on visiting courtS.
‘ Norwalk
Reich. rf,
Johnson, if.
“Tight. 0.
Hurrah ls.
Dreyfussrg.
Blue Ribbons
White. rf,
Holman. if.
Powers. c,
Clinton. is.
Muller, la.
ifihi‘is’on also played a wonderful ,
W9 and kept the Ribbons mtesain:
.‘t’jn stages of the may as to hn‘ntm Referee. Tom Thorpe, Fouls called.
‘ ’OII Norwsllg 8, on Bridgeport 12.
move.
fireyfuss pihyed in his .mni spec-
tasslsr dimer. and via-a «vi-sort! . on
tho‘ floor, parting, d'i‘fblilin'izp‘tmd stalli-
ins, until the Ribbons ‘gave up in titan
pdlr of ever recovering the ball.
As stated above, Muller substituted
’ .Swensenf who was unable to ur-
m-in time and the biz Chief put up'n
Werful anme,‘iryimz"long shot hit
or long shot. but with hard luck.
Many times, the bail would hit the rim
of the basket where an inch in the
"rim dimlion would mean a counter.
Mike“ take .a ftw points from
him, as the Chief follows all of his
altos yen" closely. and is right under
the basket when they do come down.
3 Eddie White was the Ribbons' forc-
dgin performer. having three baskei“
'rhslked up to him. and he had to work
hard for them all. Holman seemed to
in little off last night. as. in fact, he
his appeared all year. and the beat
that he could do was one‘bnsket which
hey-will admit himself as a iuckv one
Nor-walk had six men to start with.
the comments-most of min were '0‘
probably. destined for overseas fly“
some of these,men are engaged in
’epeciaivduiy in fiance. .tuc’i as mili- -,
.10 tsry polfCe’work, but the m'aioritv are v“,
3 destined. it ttLbeih-wd; for seniority .
‘ the field army. . ..
0 Ct’vislon at Half Wfl’h.
Because of iiiis movement of (room .
4 the Seventy-sixth Division ’ is newt" ‘/
nearly at half sire-nevi). The plahiot’" '1"
4 26 using the division as a supply (“1'7“
slon, instead of keeping it- intact” '. "
which plan has been decided. now grit?
‘5 seems. with the light of latest in- i
3 formation. a compliment to tire innit “ .
4 of the flivision rather than a siiglit.”",._,j
,3 The sLtuaiion seems to he. that more
4 were needed at once for “meat duty‘ “ i
and those best fitted for immediate .'
service were called to meet the elder.
3 23 sencv- . .tit‘i .5
Band to Go to Boston. In":
A picked band: consisti'i'i of Mtyv jaw
ow of the best men from eli‘l'he‘bnnds M
[0'
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OQNNQ
H
F‘ .
I: la la“ {0
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10
Score ‘t "‘9 end-of the 9;“ ,half, of ibesnfire division. will be, “fit-t? -
rMaile’. Brldarnoxt l3. . . . .
from them dis-day to play at the." ‘-"
"t‘lné the prelllllWY. the fast Home reception to the Archbishon of “153;.“
Gurdsxnsily defeated the mash tout-
ed Glenbrooit five. and incidentally.
1"“ 0‘" the “M dam“ 0' a “m" tor at the camp. The (inhumanity.-.
'ple weeks ago.
cal live, only dropped eleven baskets, marches and classical numbers. .‘l'ho
and was like a streak on the floor.
dodling in and 0“" “p "d down the the Commonwealth Piervtn lilo reuse-iii
flor, playing rings around his oppon- ing of
He was easily the individual "God Save the King" and "The
"it.
star of the game, and will certainly '
bear watching. He was ably backed Mdfi'fli’ I
up by Blackman and Mason. who plat“ mug...“ the .
ed a good game. as did in tact. thv , neginnfntz on March ll riiisi'c
whole team.
t
The honors of the Glenbrook
were evenly divided bet ween Mei .
ky, .loss ’and Ruiz. who each dmllpt’d Jamie. no“, i; iii: 3”...“- M21. 303d .2,
at the Symphony Hall. Boston. The
men have been bolting daily rehear-
sals under Modesto Alloo band direc- .
.,,
gin at 7:30 p. m..-and will camisoles :jf'
Church, the star forward of the lo- martiai music. consfisting of r.i'tndar_tl,,_
band will also servo as an acconnani- ,.
ment for a chorus of 150 Silk!” form: .
“The Star Spangled Bannci"
Battle”. it!“
Hrmn of the Republic.” ’l‘he rid.
fl lléaiirscted by Blr. Miro, who in" +
the versetiii;;' of the
camp. is
. _ hit.
one of ttir- rcorsental bands will he'
(can! inrnisliec every night at rem-i- at 'di- ‘
'lous- vision heatlauerters. A concert will
' be given l-Icc-Jdlllg retreat Eight
three counters. One N “10 features '0' sad 304th "-cr‘iterits of infan' '1, tilt, it
the game was the fact that no fouls Mist. 392.! and tend wgin'nn's (.g
were called. all the players playing it
good, clean game. The lineup:
' First Company
field anillet.‘ and the Depot Brand's.
,lave bt-ei. C'l men to furit;.t.-. the inn- ',
:H‘c. Each i: no will play in ccnsecn‘
’m'r. order (very elahlli day.
ierial in the form of ashes, so the remember, a 800d."ln”d9 cleansing", . . ;nyn1ptoms of kidney trouble dieapg
food and drink taken eacn day leave should always be the first treatment’ Women suffer-int: backache, rheu-ipenred." (Statement given June 22' Burkwbeing left on the side lines. . EBlackman. rf, 3 0 5, Wont Sinai Corps Men .
in themlimcntary Orgflns a certain, 3""!- . . , _, ”"3"“ pains. sore muscles, stiff iointd 1911). ' = ii-"rmm Thorpe refereed, and there. Church, if. 11 0- 22 A drive .0 35“er men to: the rig-l"
amount of intligeStible motorinl.1' .‘hliliinns 0’ mothers‘lreep “Galifor‘nia; .0? N'srmrioms' of kidney 'troubie ' ’ Hasn’t Suflered W09 given no oblat'tions raised to am“ n-’ Meeker. c. 2 0 4 :2: cw: ‘g'om 32"???)02 2:3
which 'if not eliminntml, torn. toxins Syrup 0‘ Fins" handy i “‘9" know a should "end this 19,11" from Ml's. Si On June 22. l9i7. Mrs. Petals-0“ Ms rulings The fans realize tlist.iWeafer r2. 1 0 g'mciril' of (that 9:13;». and. I1Jntii‘ii: ll;-
"nd ”3““ “1“”! .3“? ”‘0“ 3‘"?de in- ienspoonful ”day 9"“ a “ck Chm C‘ 5"“"v Clayton, 55- “J "I had heen'sald: “1 ha" been "9“ "‘0‘“ “d9” Thorn knows more about the saml‘ ‘iinson, if. 3 0 6 current» dual. to enlist is. liven M .
to the-blood through the very ducts MIDOHO‘E- AIR your druggist 19.? a dinner the doctor's care all snmmerfcoinpmnt since [gave-s former “with“, perhaps. any one in-tthe East, -"""‘ :re ordt: wanted from Maicr Gen-3;.» ‘
whichmre intended to suck in only, bottle 0‘ “California Syrup 0' Figs." and in ired two months, but kept 'rct-'mont ‘i-eco'rnnitndins Dean's Klanyjm are wholly content to abltli‘ ny; , 20 0 Metal Squiirs, signal oficer oi the";
nourishment to sustain the body; Which has directions 101' MN". Chil‘ ti'ng worse. In January I got so bad Pills and l consider the cure permanqms ruling. . g ’ 61W - “:mtile “'7': 2331;”3333‘3'2Tfit. u
n "W want to “‘9 the 5“” of dren of all rises “d grown-ups prlnt- I told them something had '0 b9 '10”? "it." ‘ ‘Norwaik fell down 18913131" 0“ "‘93 )lcClonsky. if. ' 3' 0 G aft-rkeano i-it like are needed I W-é’
healthybbloom in your checks, to SM_ed 0“ “'9 bottle. 39“" 0' counter- or l Plia'dnl iiiP. We noticed an ode Price 60c. at all dealers- Don't sim- :Mtiehootins. netting only tour out 0’ ‘ Jose. rt. 3 o 6 The time rfiads the owl-rich“! 5-
your iii“ get clearer and clearer, you felts sold here. so don't be fooled. G01 t-ei'tiremeiit i0l' Foley Kidney Pills hilt] D‘V ‘ak [or a . “an”, remedy—gi‘fia- Wlue‘ln'f'We- but the! ' Ribbons I: Rut'z. C, 3 1.0. 6 '0 men. remit"! beneficial .0 m,“ x.
are tofi' to drink every morning upon the genuine, made by “California Fit: stni fcr some. The}. have done in» .Doan's Kidney PINS-4h? “me that were nearly as bad, smut-ring but ’ [Dumbnry' 1;, 2 '0 4 of the :draft “3." to be localit- In" :
arising: 1‘ 3‘3“ 0‘ hot ““9" WM 3. 8"” Company."—Adv. 'm“'-" m“ “n“ all 031" medicines." Mrs. Peterson had. Foster-hillbul'“ three out of eight trier. !Qulnlan r2. 0 o 0 3:133:30! 23%;; 31:01:: infirm
“um!“ 0' “memo“? Dhml’hme "it ”“7“” rcxular for months "MV' 7‘“. . ' (30., Mists" Buffalo. N- Y-"‘““ i (‘ap’n John Murray of thc Xorwaiizi M It. bowie. dttision signal elm-tr'of'thefl’
it. which is a harmless means of wash" " . ’ 11 0 22 swungigrh 01:35:03. * ;
in; the waste material and toxins "’ ‘ ‘ # ——->~--- ~e -— —»—-————-~—-_ *m - ——— --~-~~«—‘ »—-—- - u—--—-—-—~ --——-——~A--~-~—--— _-h_.,.._.._._------._-... -— .——« '- -
from the stomach, liver. kidneys and 3 ’
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