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Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
LOCAL NEWS
Brief Mention.

BRIEF MENTION
Black bordered visiting cards at Dorman's.
Leo Bader, of Philadelphia, is visiting Il.
Hopkins of Chestnut street.
George s. Bailey Is seriously i'll at his home
on Lewis street, West Ansonia, with gastric
fever.
One of the Henry George clubs of DanburyJ
has voted 10 to Q to support Cleveland for
president.
Munson Wilcox, of Bristol, nearly so years
of age, is very low and not expected to live
but few hours.
Ground was broken yesterday for the $10,-
600 parsonage of the Washington Park N. e.
church, Bridgeport.
The Ansonia Methodist church and Sum
day school picnic to-day at Pawson Park, go
ing on the barge Juno.
w. A. Crofut, the well known journalist,
has been appointed chief of division of the
interior department at Washington.
Hezekiah Hubbell, who resides on White
Hills, Shelton, and is in his ninety-6fth year,
was very low yesterday with cholera NOR
bus.
Three hundred eolored excursienists went
to Lake Congamond by the Connecticut
Western railroad from Hartford yesterday
morning.
Ex-Councilman Albert Karcher, of Water
bury. died very suddenly Wednesday after
noon. He was a member of various German
societies.
Fire Marshal Kennedy yesterday Issued q
permit to David Eagan to erect three7story
frame building. 41x56 feet, in franklin near
William street.
The Second church Sunday school of Wa
terbury and their friends picnicked at Sea-
side park, Bridgeport, yesterday. There
were ten carloads.
The noted Courtlandt Palmer. who died at
Lake Dunmore, Vt, Monday, was a class
mate of Judge Cowell, of Waterbury, at the
Columbia Law school, New York.
At the special meeting Monday night In
Plainyille a unanimous vote was cast giving
full control of the Plainville cemetery to the
newly organised cemetery association.
Abram Murdoch of Columbus, Miss, for
Sc years leading business man in that sec
ton. died July 18th in Texas. he was the
only brother of Mrs. DR.. Richardson, of
Bridgeport.
George Hammond, an old resident of Tor
rington, who moved away from there about
the time the war broke out, died in New
York July %. The remains were inferred in
Torrington Wednesday.
gay party of eighty from Fair Haven
East was taken on a twenty mile sail in the
steamer Luzsrne Luddington Wednesday
evening. A fishing trip to Block Island viii
be made by the same boat in q week or two.
The summer meeting of the Connecticut
Commercial Travellers association takes place
to-day at Branford Point. A large atten-
dance and 6ne time is assured. The dinner
will be served at 3, previousto which athletic
sports will be INDUCED in.
Deputy Sheriff Higgins was out in Blrm-
ingham yesterday morning looking after the
interest of the New Haven creditors of w. Il.
Keefe. Mr.. Higgins says that the New Ha-
ven creditors of DR.. T. ]. O'Sullivan as trus-
tee, but the latter cannot take II.
The Waterbury American says that the
fine trotting mare Posita Almont, belonging
to C.s. Hough of Bristol, is reported now
better. She was badly injured by straining
or breaking tendon at race in Bristol q
month ago. She was valued at $1,000.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
PLUMP BARGAINS.

We shall offer uncommonly
Plump Bargains for the next 80
days; and as we always carry the
largest and most complete stock
of Mems, Boys and Children's
Clothing to be found in the city,
and our prices invariably being
one-third less than others ask for
the same goods, we're convinced
you will improve this opportu-
nifty and profit by these remark
ably less than bargain prices
we offer during this Closing
Out Sale,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
queer Accidents 90 Horses.

Singular accidents have befallen eastern
Connecticut horses recently. A few days
ago F. <. Rivers fne pair at Woodstock
ran away with the moving machine in .
field and the keen saw-toothed blade, worked
at terrific speed by the furious pace, slashed
of the hind legs of one of the animals. The
wounded horse was shot. The other horse
was not scratched. Not long ago. Henry,
Burke, of Rockville, while ont driving trot-
ted his fast stopper, valued at $500, over .
stable fork that had dropped in the road
from g cart that had just passed, the horses
hoof tilted the handle and the animal was
spittsd upon the tines. So Aeroely was the
weapon driven that It penetrated the inaui-
nal region, backward through the pelvic
cavity TO the vsrtebrm, thence forward into
the diaphragm, passing through the left
lung and nearly perforating the akin ct the
left shoulder, distance OF four feet.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
NAUGATUCK AWAKE.

A Big RspubHean Ra1ly ana W4ng
RaHsIng last neutrality-suspicious. bN.
Hon. n. D. SPerry and Mr. lyman.
NAuaATUcK, July ga Republican flag
raising was held here this evening. Speeches
were made by Hon. N. D. Sperry OF New
Haven and Mr.. lyman of this place. Patri-
otto music by brass bands and fireworks
crested the swinging of the standard to the
breeze. The gathering was large and snthu-
aiAstic Every mention Of Harrison's name
was crested by prolonged cheers. A process
sion YVES formed behind the bands and
marched TO the Gem Opera House, where
speeches Wera made. The flag Is the hand
soonest political emblem in this town.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
SHERIDAN COUNCIL WINS.

The West Haven knights OF OoIunn-
bus Have 90 Sweeumb 60 she supe-
rIor Playing OF Their Waterbury
Brethren-Tendereda Reception.
WATERBURY, July 26.-The ball game here
to-day between Sheridan Council, z. or O.,
and Columbia Council, K. of O., of New Ha-
ven, resulted in favor of Sheridan Council by
a score of 10 to 7. About 800 persons saw
the game, many of whom were ladies. Many
Knights of Columbus from New Haven were
present. After the game the visitors were
escorted to the hotel, where supper was
served. NSaded by the Waterbury band they
then paradsd to the rink. Here reception
was given the visitors, which included an
entertainment.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
AN EXTRA TRIP.
The Starln to Go 80 Glen Island To-
MorrOW.

The Starln TO Go So Glen Island To.
Morrow.
One of the best excursion trips of the sea-
son will be the one TO Glen Island tomorrow.
The trips to that place are SO popular and the
boat ON the regular excursion days is so
crowded that 1t has been decided to make
this extra trip. The boat has been chartered
by no special party. There win be music on
board and also refreshments. One Of the adj
vantages of this excursion is that those who
go will have more of chance to see the at
fractions at the Island, as the stay win be for
an hour longer than usual, and besides this
is capital chance for family parties. The
boat will leave Starin's dock at $50 a. m.
sharp. Tickets can be obtained only at the
captains Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
YALE MAN MARRIED
After TWO EscapaGes which Made
EEHua Famous.

EAHM8 E@m0W9s
The New York Herald yesterday published
cablegram from Edinburgh to the effect
that young William Walter Phelps Dodge
and still younger Miss Ids Lena Cooke were
married in that city by the high sheriff. The
brides father was present and some of her
friends. It was alleged that the young
bridegroom had received his parents bless-
ings and consent by cable and that his prin-
cipal motive for this was the chivalris one Of
saving the young lady from the idea of her
having been compromised by the elopement.
Young Dodge, it win be remembered, is
the Yalensian who published bogus notice
of his alleged marriage with Miss Lillian II.
Stokes, daughter of Mr.. Thomas Stokes, and
his cousin, in several papers on the morning
of January I, 1888.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
Accident TO Policeman Keavneyss
VREfa

Mrs. Keayney, wife of Policeman KeaY-
ney, fell off the bridge on Cedar street, which
is being built over the Consolidated tracks,
yesterday afternoon at about o'clock. The
stonework of the bridge is alone completed
and as Mrs. Keavney, who was walking
with several other ladies, turned to speak to
one of them she mistook the distance, as she
is nearsighted, and stepped off the abut-
ment. She was seriously hurt and had to be
borne to the ambulance on a stretcher. She
was taken directly to her home on Prince
street and was as well as could be expected
last evening. Detective Reilly and DIR.
White were at the scene of the accident .
few moments after abe fell.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
AocHDENr IN WATERBURY,.
Two Girls Injured by Dynamite In she
Street.

WATERBURY, July 26.-Mary, Julia and
Jennie Broderick, young daughters of Dem
Broderick of 10 Green street, Brooklyn dis
trict, this city, were walking M Washington
street to-day and when passing near where
sewer bricks were piled up Jennie stepped
upon q dynamite cap which some of G. w.
Blakslee & Co.'s men, who are laying the
sewer, had left upon the walk. There was
an explosion and both girls were painfully
injured and burned, the metallic fragments
of the cap cutting their limbs and feet and
burning holes in their shoes. They were
taken home and are now under the doctors
care.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27

Advertising patent medicine in the pecu-
liar way In which the proprietor Of Kemp's
Balsam for coughs and colds does, it is indeed
wonderful He authorizes all druggists to
give those who call for it sample bottle free
that they may try it before purchasing. The
large bottles are DOC and 81. We certainly
would advise trial It may save you from
consumption. d&w
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
mag shed AMre Yesterday.

A shed opposite Munson & Co.'s paper box
mAnufactory on the corner of Bradley and
William streets was noticed to be a6re about
O'Clock. Three engines quickly arrived and
put out the blaze. A Russian rag peddlsr
used the building ZOE storing rags and rag
carts. II was owned by Mr.. Rosenhluth.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27

a folly supper nc HIllss Homestead.
A rousing supper and general hilarity took
place at Hilla Homestead, Savin Rock, last
evening. Messrs. w. W. Sperry, Thomas
Harrison, A. L. Ellison and J. F. Hanley,
who rowed q two-oared shell race on Lake
Whitney some time ago in which the first
two were beaten, were the principals. The
two defeated earsmsn set up a fine supper,
and the party pressed close upon the morn
ing as they rode home in an open hack.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
LADIES |

We have secured another in
voice of those very popular
SAILOR BLOUSES, custom
made, for ladies', misses and
childrsn's outing wear; all colors
and all sizes. They are by far
the handsomest, best made and
ONLY perfect fitting Blouse in
the market. We solicit an in
spection before purchasing else
where.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
TwENTTETa ANNUAL nEUNror.

The TSgengy.Seventh Regiment Assoc.
secHatHon 90 Nave . GRAND TAme nc
Smvfm Rock
The twentieth annual reunion Of the
Twenty-eeYenth regiment association will be
held al Savin Rock on Wednesday, August
20. Az this regiment is nostx composed Of
New Haven veterans, there viii probably be
q large attendance. Il Ii ths tNenty-Afth
anniversary Of the regiments mustsv-out of
the service. d. 8. Thomas ID the prAsdent
of the reeimsntaI association, and he aas
printed some very fine menu casds and izvA
tations, which he viii sand to every msznber,
Inviting the families and friends Of The vst-
Grams. They win report at the Green 81 10
O'Clock on the specified day and take cars for
west Haven. There win be business meet
ing at Hill's Homestead at II, and ct 2
O'Clock dinner viii be served. President
Thomas ia working hard to make this the
banner reunion In the history OF the regi-
naent. .ss
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27

The new chancsl window in st. Paul's In
Riverton, Conn, in memory of Jesse Ives,
one of the founders of the church, will be
unveiled next Tuesday at p. m. Archdea-
CON Sherman and several other neighborinR
clergy are expected TO be present.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27

Members of the Central Pomona grange of
Newington go on their excursion next Tues :
day to Pawson Park. There bids fair to be
q large attendance If the day is pleasant.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
A Young Man Drewned.

NEW BRITAIN, July 26.-Alfred w. Beach,
Osgood Hill, was drowned yesterday at
o'clock while bathing in the Pennington
river. He was seized with cramps.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
n nnrfnna aarhr
A cRoWD PREsENT.

The Madison bail Nine Defeats the
CllnGOns.
MADISON, July 26.-An exciting game of
ball was played here to-day between the
Clinton and Madison mines. A big crowd
witnessed it. The Msdisons outplayed the
Clintons at every point. The SCORE:
Madison. 2 10 81 0 +-21
CIiDfo, 1 o Q o O Ill
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27

Persons leaving the city for o long or
short period during the summer can have
the JOURNAL AND COURIER sent to any adj
dress at the rate of 90 cents month, postage
maid
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
Three WenerabIe Cltic0.

The unique city, vergennes Vt. was charter
ed in 1888, and Hartford and New Haven are
the only New England cities that are its cid
ers. It has centennial this year which
ought to be celebrated.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
Mr.. Kono1d of PittsburR, Pa, brother

Mr.. Konold of Pittsburg, Pa, brother OF
q. Konold, was guest and proved himself q
good marksman. Three new applications for
membership were made. After the shoot q
visit was paid to Mr.. Gilch, who surprised
the camp besides ordinary refreshments with
q superb lunch. Lieutenant Martus was gen.
orally congratulated on his success in win
ming the first prize this time.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
Friday, July -, 1855.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TODAY.
For -Cottage-Mrs. d. L. Vil4s.
For Rent-House-H.P p. HoadIey.
Golden Medical DiBcovery-At Druggists.
Moss Rose Platter-American Tea Co.
P1att's Chlorfdes-At druggists'.
Plump Bargains-Boston Clothing Co.
Semi-Annual Sale-M. Bristol & Sons.
Wanted Box All.
Wanted-Drug ClerkE-P. o. Box 1924.
Wanted Situation-46 White Street.
Wanted -eituation-26 Davenport Avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27

The cause of the explosion Is unknown. Such
9 thing never occurred here before, although
hundreds of cases are handled in this man
ner daily.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27

When Baby was sick, we gave ha 0AsToRIk,
When she was Child, she cried for CAsToRIA,
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORlAs
when she had Children, she gave them CAST0RIA
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
STRAW HATS.

We've about so dozen left.
Take them away at less than
Half Price.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
rHRIn MONTHLY SHOOT.

German Endependent Ride Company
The monthly shoot of the German indie
pendent. Rifle company was held Wednesday
afternoon at Sehuetzen Park. A partial list
of the SCORES IL as follows out of possible 1875:
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
Gentlemen's FURNISHINGS.

A host of Bewitching Novel
ties and at Ridiculously Low
Prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27

Plnss's CHOR1aes the ness mEaEmfscemmss
An odorlssn liquid. promps, cheap and ct
@eient.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-27
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Makes Delicious Lemonade.
A tsaspoonfuI added to . glass of hot
or Geld water. and 1SEeetened 10 the
taste. will be found refreshing and in-
fnV1gorating. fy23 st eod&w
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
Special Election.


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iAua ~.sd. seeoud precises Pa jefferson
Ysar'A ~ssd. F.rst precinct Engins house.
Foarsh ward seoond precinct Ensine houss
CfesceHLaFe
finh sard-Ensine house corner Leonard and
cara tts
slKLh vard- Engine house, north Of Leon
ard s.
sevsnih wsrd-Engine house. corner Front and
Secs1c sts.
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q n 0eGrssf FRED Sanders.
I'd n sttia Maurice slsuzhan.
JOAN CreQAe, Isaiah stewart
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l. bslawiB Frank RODGERS.
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Board OF Inspectors OF Election OF the City o,
GraHd Rapids
JoHs J. BELKSkP, City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

Wv Yosz. Aux. s--This morning an
individ1sl. unknown. svadsd the police
snd junpsd from the center spsn Of the
Bseokiyo bridge. He bad crossed the
bridge n = vssou, snd when be came q
tbe cent sr pedestrians snd tesmsters sa-
hm jump from ths wagon and ciimb q
tie psrscef ruh the agility ~ = cat
Fipxing 81 his DERBY Ast hs sprsax.
Frisnts "A tag picked him upaai spirited
I'm ssaY. TIE police zot bis haL
Wken picked up the u11n VA in = serni
conscious condition he vas brought to
Hamilton ERR Ehere "a officer - - a1nned
81 snlolisncs and conveyed hiM 90 Long
fsiand College Hospital. and ths SIR zson,
ssy thst f.s Internal injuries misbr prove
faEsL Hs rame g Matthew Bvrae He's
2f resrs old sni siug'c ~ Fart Rich rlo-f
sl&ei is and whers be xas srasiov sd a. a
soachnan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04


Claslrx WedaestAf fDs -
Alples-s sa40 pr barrel
zglleF-ltzf i6e per TO-
c4se.s-sl4.s. lscs New YORK sc nln cream
clover sssa-1.soeloO. Timosay s2sosses
paf 3ilscel.
Drisd Frsliss-Appiss. eyaporaled sec per
pound. sa4Ets1. Is PEI Fouad. cherries. -
Essa-tresn. tc acF 4oz-
Ffsah Nssis-NatsOn. 5 5ooe7.oo. veal s.oe
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IsTia sElnss. e Se s.ea sheep pefs' 'scssl i,
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Haney--i2c per b. strained. loc.
toDs-ii q e per ID.
HAy-Tizaosay. ulso per toa. clover. u2-5O:
Dlxe1 5 3.0o uarsh seucxl1uc.
Maple sugsr-l-c per lb fof new in blocks small
cakes sxsra. ll1l2e syrup. so-S.o Per ga
PoUstry-chiekeas. ise. dnck1 ilgl2c; fowls
bale
Pesatoes-Old. sc. new.y2.
spFing sexet4bes-Lettllce. &c per pound: rad
tshes. SC dozen 0uncnsss onions. So dozen
egnes'es. teAssIo. se %; beet greens. %: soc
hlsael. cilcumbsrs loc a dozens celery, loS2
c0zeu tounal9es. Sc H.
kaspoerries sesi0c per quart
~-tS per ron-
IsllO~-so3l1cper ID.
Wooi-The spring crop OF wool Is coming IN
uuwashsd WOO! brings 10 aud is cents per pound.
while tae Essaed Quote1 Al 31a24c
Wood-Block stove wood. 81. 75es2 - por coct.
iour-sOOt wood. sto04aO0 per cord
COai-f7oO. CRATE ss75
Lime-Gr4nd Rapids. 75c. Ohio. soc: Pesosksy
400
Sslt-15c aor Saginaw or Nanistee.
Eerose ue-Mich. test l0k, water white. li1zc
OGsolLne--l-c per gallon
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
A sGrxp Lra.L Oprr1os

E Bainbride Aundsy. ESQ. County At
torney, Clay county, Tex. says: Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results
timely use Of this medicine. Am satisfied
Elsctric Bltters saved bis life"
Mr.. d. |. wilcoyon. of Horse Cave. Ky.
adds like testimony. saying He positively
believes be would have died. had it not
been for Electric Bitten. 80
This great remedy will ward OF. as well
ss cure all Malaria Diseases, and for all
Kidney. Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands unsgusled. Price soc and 81, at
Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
SneeZing Catarrh.

TIE distressing sneeze. sneeze. sneeze. the
acfld watery discharges rom the eyes and nose,
the painful Inflammation extending 10 the throat.
the swelling OF the mucous lining. causing chok-
ing seusatiOns. cough. ringing noises in the head
and splitting headaches. he's familiar these
symptoms are 10 thousands who suffer periedi.
caliy from head colds or in nucrza. and who live
IN ignorance OF the tact that a single application
OF 5ASFOkD'S RADICAL CURE Tor CATAHRH
viii aIioFd lasrancOus relief
But this treatment IN cases OF simple Catarrh
gives DIT a faint idea Of what this remedy will
do IN The chroolc ioyms. whore The breathing Is
ofsructec by choking. putrid mucous accumul a.
tons, the hearing affected, smell aud taste gohe
throat liberated and hacking cough gradually
fastening itself upon the debilitated system Then
Il Is that the marvellous curative power OF SAN
fORD's RADICAL CURE manifests ITSELF In IN
siantsneous and grateful relief Cure beglns
from the nrst application IL Is rapid, faiicsl
permanent economical. safe.
sANFoRD RADICAL CrRE consists OF one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, oae box OF CATaKRHAi
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED INHALEE. price ST.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL CO.. .BosTos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

You cannot afford 20 waste time in ex.
perimenfing when your lungs are In dan
ger. Consumption always seems AZ hTst
only cold. Do not permit any dealer to
lNp0se upon you witb some cheap imita-
ton of Or. hinxs New Discovery for Con-
sum ption. Coughs and Colds but be sure 70
get toe genuine. Because be can make
more profit be may tel you he has
something Just as gp0d. OF Just The same.
Don be deceived. but insist upon getting
Dr. Kings Nsw Discovery which Is guar
anfesd ~ give relief in al Throat, Lung
and Chest affections. Trial bottle 10 cents.
st Peck Drug Store. Large bottles, Si.0O
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

sugas--cut loaf Sc. granulatet. 7g7ise;
"a. e1$Sssc: Extra &C" eSo1.c: Yellow
Cocee-6reen Bio. I7Slsc: Rio roasted. 2Oc:
lava. green. 2aG15c. Java roasted. sc,
Asr.esiso. roasted. 221zs2ac. Mexican. roasted.
E<ek>c-
Teas-Jspan. nne, ssaSsc; Japan. medium, 25
q 5nc; ordinary ie89)c. Hyson. 3OafJc. gun
powder. Aoofc Ooong. SSS70c: Congo, 25.S
t-c.
Fiour--tass per cwt.: $50 per bel.; patent pro
cess. s. &c 30O per ewt stso per bOl; ali wheat
aour t-l0 per cwt. S.-5 per bbL: buekwheat.
q 3 Per cwL
Mil Feed-Screenings. $40 per ton. bran. 81 i.
SHIPS. tl6.oo. niGdisnKS $500.
Feec-Corn and oafs x2S a24 per ton.
Salt-aichigen. 9oc, Eastern. si5
fisn-So / white6sh. 100 per half boi-.
u0ut, sS.5o@s.oB, cod. salt. sn &c per ID. clans
soc per hundred. oysters bulk S. cos IS gallon:
standards &C can; selects. 25c can. smoked hall
bus, lie.
Pork IN harrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed
r4eo extIs short cut. SIS 0oi6-0t standard clear
back tlSso.
Lard--Tieroes, s+Ge5<c; 70 and 50 10 tubs, sc: -
u. round ms. 100 cases, o.. in tin pals, &C.
Eesfin bsrrels-Extrs e ess. warranted 00loS.
to.0s. s1Era. boueless. 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

The best salve in The world for Gets,
Brnises Sores. Ulcers. salt RhsUra, Fewer
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands. ChAblains,
Corns snd ell Skin Erupticns. aud post
lively cures Piles. CT no pay required Il
IS guaranteed 10 givs perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Peek Bros.. corner Monroe and
fivision-sfx
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

Last Summer my vife's health was al
run down, and she wanted me to hire
girl 70 DO he work. In a little bile I
found one thought would suit her. when
10 my surprise she sad need not hire any
one. as she felt much better. and thought
another bottle Of Sulphur Bjtters would
cure her. DONALD GREY.
Al Worcester SQUARE. Boston.