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Committee on Sewers.

The Committee on Sewers will meet in Rooms 10 and Il, City Hall, Tuesday, Feb ruary 26, 1901, at 8 p. m., when the follow ing matters will be considered:-
 Petition of Paul Heinig ct al. for sewer In Greenwood street between George and Oak streets.
 Petition of $. w. Chandler ct al. for con- struction of an outlet under Boulevard sewer to drain ground between Adeline street and old Railroad tracks.
 Petition of F. G. Terry ct al for sewers in Ellsworth avenue from Goffe to Whalley avenue, in Whalley avenue from Ellsworth avenue to the Boulevard, and in the Boule- yard between Whalley avenue and Elm st. Petition of Ochsner X Son for sewer in State street between Mill River street and Neck Bridge
 Persons interested in the foregoing are notified to attend and be heard without fur ther notice. Per order.
 JOHN WHITAKER, Chairman. Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
 fe25 2t Assistant City Clerk.
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MINIATURE ALW WANAC. FEBRUARY 25.
DEATHS.

BROMLEY-In this city, February 2S, 1901. Mabel J., daughter of Charles H. and the
 late Mary E. Bromley. Funeral services will be held at the resi- dence of her grandfather, Charles L. Bald win, 36 College street, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited to at tend. Kindly omit flowers. CRITTENDEN--ln this city, February 23d. Charles A. Crittenden, age 43 years, 10 months, IS days.
 Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 3e2 Orchard street. Tuesday, February 26th, at three p. m. BEACH = In Whitneyville, February 22d, 1901, Julia s. Futile, wife of Algernon 0. Beach, aged 62 years.
 Funeral services will be held at her late residence, No. 46 Putnam avenue, on Tues day afternoon at two o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. GRAVES Entered Into rest on February 24, Fannie D. Graves.
 Funeral services will be held from the resi- denee of Miss Eliza H. Daggett, No. 1172 Chapel street, on Tuesday evening Febru- ary 26, at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. lnterment in Gulford on arrival of the train leaving New Haven on We'd nesday morning at 100S.
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T had grip three months; could not sleep;. pain all over and headache very bad pr. Miles Nervine, Pain Pills and Liver Pills made me well"--Mrs. D. c. Bowlby, Waterloo, Ind.
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Our Drug Department

Is in charge of competent pharmacists and provided with everything necessary to sun. their 70 own " remedies and to compound con, Ip1nss as written the Prescriptions given their pa. tients.
 Our stock of BRANDY, WHISKY and market.
 Pure OXYGEN, CHLOROEORM ETHER, ANTITOXIN, VACCINE VIRUS cle needed in the sick-room by the patient. doctor or nurse, we have always Tn stock or can furnish promptly.
 Competent Trained Nurses provided when engagement.
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Not an Explainer-"I am afraid that tude in this matter" said the friend doubtfully. I'm not going to try to explain" answered Senator Sorghum. Life is too short to do anything but go ahead and transact business. I can hire people to do my explaining for me. e."-Washington Star.
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Doctored Nine Years for Tettcr,

Mir. James Gaston, merchant, of Wilkes barre, Pa., writes: "For nine years have been disfigured with Tetter on my hands and face. At last have found cure in Dr. Agnew's Ointment. It helped me from the first application, and now I am perma- nently cured" Sold by W. H. Hull, E. Hewitt X CO.--6S,
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My heart was badly affected by an attack of grip and I suffered intense agony until l began taking Dr. Miles Heart Cure. It made me we'll man. s. D. Holman, Irasburg, Vt.
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Another light fall of snow on Satur- day night The snow began falling at about Il o'clock. Low temperature for a day or two is indicated.
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[. |. VlsHBURN & @.

Notwithstanding the false impression which may have existed in the minds of some that ours Is high priced store, the are filled with goods which may be relied upon as just what is desired, or ordered by your physician. And that our prices are always as low and often lower than quoted elsewhere our customers of many years will bear witness
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Sp,sjal Prjcss For This Weak.

Legs Mutton @ 1Oc, Legs Spring Lamb @ 12c, Turkey q 10c. 3 lbs Hamburg Steak Steak 6i 14c, 20 lbs Gran. Sugar for S1,O0 with each purchase of 1 lb of Empire Tea
 @ 50c. or lbs Twentieth Century Coffee co BOG ID; dozen combination Canned Goods soc, consisting of Tomatoes. Corn. Peas. String Beans Ritter's Soups dt 1c per can. E. SCHOENBERGER & SONS. Tel. t2os
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Com
 February 2Sd, 18Qts

February 2Sd, 180f 3SS ESTATE of ELIZABETH M. DOOLITTLEys
 of New Haven, in said District, mlnOr3 H' The Guardian having made written appilyI cation for an order authorizing and emp6Hy3 ering her to sell and convey certain real eagS tate of said minor as by said application 0n file in this Court more fully appears, 1t is M heard and determined at Court df PfosS bate to be held at New Haven, in said Dls. trict, on the 1st day of March, 1901 at tenK tice of the pendency of said application, and Z of the time and place of the hearing there. on, be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having a circuIa@ tion in said District.
 LIVINGSTON w. CLEAvELAND,
 fe25 3t JudR6.A VI
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LOST,

ON the way to Christ church from Prospect street through Grove and York, q round pin of six moonstones and five small ru- bes. Anyone finding the same will re- ceive suitable reward at
 fe25 St PAP PROSPECT ST.
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MARINE LIST.
TO RENT.

THREE very pleasant rooms with board at moderate prices; also table board furnish ed, at 409 ORANGE ST. fe25 2tp
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As Opticians.

We do not claim to treat all diseases of the eye, or to do that which only the Ocullst can do properly; but mechanical work in this line entrusted to us is done by experts well and promptly.
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FOR RENT

FLAT No. 20 Eld street, furnished or un- furnished to suit. Modern conveniences, steam heat. fe21 14t
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Patent Stove Brick are Cheapeaf.
NOTlICE!.

i There will be hearing by the SelectmeYi of the town of Hamden, at the house of Afrs Hayden A. Whiting on Putnam avenue, if3 said town, on March 18th, at 7:30 B. nn., Tor, the purpose of establishing the lines of Am. gur street, from Whitney avenue to NewhallS street, in said town. w. F. DOWNER, xAaSss
 L. o. JONES' 45s
 P. NOLAN, SsAI fe23 2t Eeiectrnen. SH|
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NRs. N. N. RABn.
MRS. 8. A. GLADWIN'S

1o2 ORANGE SIT, Bowditch BuiId,no rc,,.
 4-5. Headquarters for the best situationsss 10 years experiences. Coachmen. foT6f' hands, porters, girls for general housew3rI.s X housekeepers etc. Germans, Swedes. MI others needing situations, should apriSS4 and those requiring superior heip caii 6sSss furnished at the above office. Gefman An1A English spoken. x. 1 soS7 5AY
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SMants.

WANTED. N as YOUNG man as clerk and general <. @ Sistant in frst,class sotel. Address
 le23 2t j. +. H., Courier Ofiice. lsss
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West virginia Notes.

The Central City ven.erinr Company
Win install additional machinery and
increase their capacity.
The contract for tho shepherdstown
electric ligst plant has been awarded
to Jacob C. soaast Co, of Chambers
burg. Pa-
Tao Chesapeake & OHIO is TO build a
new depet st raymond
Fhs Ts,siiny stained Glass Works
have eoralstsa and placed in posi-
ter tvo VERY handsome memorial
v!sdsKs Il n Fsirgt t'nS.d Presbyter-
ian ekares ca SsssDllns s-rees
fbs steekhaidsrs Of the United States
PsEsAs Company. Psrksrssurg. have
sioctsA ~ following dlreetsrs and Of
grsfs, EsrT p BOYS. a. q. BogEs.
Tsan,s esrlsn. W H. p Chaplin. W.
q sasksr W s RoIris. W II. Yah
Minor. o. ?. BoEes and James G. CORN
laY. efaesrs RI P Boyd president;
f- era&s aArtian, vice prss,dsnt; j F.
BesgS tssarlfe~, and Daniel r. Reese.
q Pitabafs secretary. Fhe pant will
bs Z operation IN a few days
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Cprtsvaf Labor News.

Ii Is underwood TRAIT ali the details
81 The organization ~ the stearns Att
tomosiss Goeqeav OF philadelphia
have row hesr comp ethA and sufficient
o. til- ifess&rT et5 k WI be sold to
a. zb6a dto. Ehe anaanf decided upon
as tAe nscsss,rv working capital. The
ca23rsey his : capital OF $500 900.
So o0o a0o common. and $500 COO per
cent cumulative preferred. each par S25,
Ct whics the 100000 preferred and ST.
69aea0 coBim5a will be used to repay
rho original syr 7icate its cash output
Of about so7so0o and to pay Mr..
Stearns for Il. iny,atiers and to con-
trsct for al further inventions by him
Tor 4 period o. tan YEARS
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

Ludwig Highlander has been engaged
to write the music for the play in which
Dan Daily Is TO star this season.
Ethel Barrymore va. one Of the voy-
arers on the steamship Oceanic, bound
for New York. that ceiu6ed with the
eoaStins vessel Kineora, IN che irish
channel on August sth
Esude Adams is 20 appear In Lon
don, England April Ia, 1902, In Lag
Ion. The Little NiniEter. and As You
Like IT.
bust by an Italian sculptor Of FL
len Terry as Portia. was recently pur-
chased by member of the Bararian
royal family for s22b.
Kathryn Kiddsr 10 summering at
Cape Nay. Rehearsals Of her new play
Molly Pitcher. that will be produced
under the management OF Delcher and
Brennan. will begin in September.
saba Yscco. Otojiro Kawakami, and
their japanese actors. in company with
Lofe Fuller, ara 10 make lengthy tour
that viii include a return visit TO
America and seasons In England and
on the continent. Portia in The Mer-
chant Of Venice will bs one of the roles
in Sada Yacco's repertoire
Rehearsals for the big revival OF Bo-
ker's Francesca da Rimini are going
on at the Grand Opera House, Chicago
where it will ne produced next Monday
evening with Otis Skinner as Lanci-
otte, Aubrey Boucicault as Paola. Mar
cia Van Dresser as Francesca, and Will
liam Norris as Pope. Gertrude Norman
as Rita, w J. Constantine as Malates-
tax. and E. A E5er,e as Guido.
The Pelican. London papers compe-
tition for the "Smartest Lady Of To
day" has been won by Citizeness Fan
ME Ward Mrs Langtry came third or
the list; Mrs. CORVALLIS West uady
Randolph Churchill that was) ninth;
Edna May tenth, and Alice Nelson
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Ohio Notes.

Ell
bncourdgea ~ tne t4lIu1e d. az 80 a.
Ismps ~ iIelogus - un. on NJ ~ s .9sa
LOW, she Doia.n mn ~ ~ M, naa 800 ~.
~ Dunu .neIs OF -. ~ sno va -
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on sne e oelnen. - 80 80
Inc e'i saa- 80. ..;ts .. ot III
Vol. has s eesI .oa ~ -. ~ - ~ a..
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VI sioenu na9 D ta ~. go - &c
now oeIhs taAen 4oI .ns efe-''oh u eHe
pia pa anu ses esai !. - . 4ho
Muen p.oss co 20 0otns 49, ~ ~
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ny a.. a. oan an:..,sn 'o aas FL;
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Local Labor Notes.

The Riverside pottery is having great
success IN foreign markets with it,
sanitary ware.
Aside from the strike of the ste.l
workers, etc, the city and neighbor=
hood industries are working along as
usual.
The building trades continue to -
busy, and a great many men are az
vAorE-ao new buildings, repairs, etc.
This condition hrsmises to continue IN
I'll snow flies
A good many men knocked off half
day yesterday TO attend the labor bene-
fit on the State Fair grounds.
The failure to do any street paving
this season has knocked quite a largo
number of men out OF their usual SUN
mer work. Something may eransp,rs
a little later. however,.
Some criticism has recently been
. made of the slowness of building oyer
ations in Wheeling. 1t IS not deserved.
Structures where steel and iron arc not
required are run up very q.cfTy b. r2-
sons, bricklayers and carpenters, .ut
where structural steel IN neeasss
Wheeling operations are often held
ack by the ina biity Of Pittsburg ana
ther mills to supply orders Wheel
las no structural iron or steel wcrEs-
more the pity. while Pittsburg has
fs.g. G}r bE.Iding mechanics are
just as expert as any, when they can
.+fs mn nd = 1la \ tE.r f1I MI
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Local labor news Is scarce. The
steel and tin strike In this vicinity con
tinues In an unchanged condition, with
only the daily reports of the Intended
coming OF non-union men to ealiven
the situation Other industries are
working full, and present no unusual
features. Yesterdays Demonstration, az
a matter of course, monopolizsd TIA at
tention Of wage-earners. Re will be
found fully reported elsewhere.
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American Flint Glass Workers Union.
this week rendered his resignation to
take effect Oct. !. He has also mott
Ned the local unions that by virtue Of
the contribution. Vice President Chas.
E. Vofcs- will become the president Of
the Union
Presfiost KGezler gives III health
as +te reason fer his retirement and
says tire nerve strain of trying 90 han
die the bugir~s of the fourteen de-
partnsats Of ths Flint association IS
100 haps on him.
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keynote to good manRers?" The an.
y natural" Natural manra-,
vays tho most charming. proyid-
sat one is well bred. otherwise -.
-. revelation is unpleasant. TIA
-'fzzAionasle" maner OF to-day IS SIM
pie, cordial. and free from all agerf--
Coed manners inspired by good orir.
eiplez. prompted by good fellowsbf7
polished = goca form. will fit one ~,
go5d society anywhere.
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uOIIc EAhI OttG up ~ o'i.f'if 'A'' 49,
spoon of salt and Two he1pfng table
spoons OF eornstareh, made smooth In
a little cold winter. Stir until thick
ened, favor With a little cinnamon and
pour into small moulds wet with cold
water When ready 10 serve. turn out
into saucers and surround with whip
ped cream.
~
Foreign fruits can never De 90 aDaau-
ant, cheap and good as 90 spoil inc ma
yor or destroy the value OF cary appies,
Our own sttunch northern 1rult' the
apple, can pc kept al the year out
there is usually MATHS between the
Old and me pew crop JUST sulhclent 70
give ru4I pleasure 10 inc NeIeoine tna'
ereets lts return as the ciosese com pau
ions fnd frrsh dehsht IN meeting
again AFTER snort SEPARATION.
the early appies afo 80 eeoo "a" ma
It ~oald De fRy not 90 put pasheo-
ful on tne tADle oceastonaliy' anu nc
ma READY aecepu'hce aiso "nen 81" Wy
Tor Yea. pof ing use' ptfe as .hihty 40
possible stlheient nunper o. hne-ndV
ored ana tendet tsft spples-Eaf1Y mar
vest or Astreehah, Tor lnstahee'-eore
with oofer ana GU eIesswlse III sitees
as thin as paper. Dust with sugar, anu
serve iinnlealaleiy
Cut liele thicker ana fFlea QUICKLY
ID sNset SuttT, 'nsy HaSe aholhef
dslnty dlsn.
ATery ooey ehaoES ~ MS t,ssh.appIe
pie. some viii Ike u all the os1f
made IN what is eslisd sne EAs.rn
ihehloA-ehat H. u q az YUAN men
without under erurt Quarter or shce
the apples season h.fsl, win s4sal'
spec ana fe"9lts @ outer pun n
strip OIL pastry roaa1 the siaes OF the
eish ana fathef tHiet aFpsf crust u
nice hak5 HeA.fdhalee' rough pun
paste, ana BAKE lon8 enough 10 pc sue
that the apples are VIII cooKen' Dthef-
ent varieties vary SO maeh III thls re-
speet that IL Is ih!pgsS5ole 10 s.es any
genera faie- generous pIfHst Vi
cream IS a delightful adJuhet with fF2te
pie, and COOL cheese IS also teqdIs te.
II one mas not enough apples Tor PIE
they Will make a good nHdaiaS sauce
Pare. core and stew Until very tsndef'
put through sieve or stfafne5, WI i tn
juice OF a lemon added and s5-f n
sugar as sweet as they VII pear without
losing their flavor. Very good with
PLAIN rice or bread puaallB- II very
Sour appies can be used SO mueh the
better.
Sweet apples, II OF good SIZE and quail
lty, are so delicious When baked nat II
Is not worth While 10 Try any other
plan for making them GSe1ul- Ih5y
want moderate oven and long baking,
and should always be sefNeg with mtlk
or cream.
Apple Jelly from these tender cary
apples is not as generally appreciated
as it deserves to be. For this use,
wipe the apples and slice without p.r-
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TIT HOUSEHOLD.
Dss=its MAZE FROM BLAeKBER-
8E---7Ios- DAINTY DESSERTS
Go -. H.DG Fgoh 5HIs FRUIT
vgts Tis@r H0isEnIFE DREAMS
Or y UoTRsr on APPLES.

I love to tael when sinks the sun
Far watch the 7c-'ifi. better:
f5eHze.s -=-aA II de-d may be.
IF SIN esaS cod has gone from me
Tse t-orld refasin ms my debtor.
0ne Of he incest ways of serving
cooked b,acl5errie. for breakfast is to
make iht n no "Sammery." This can
be chilled il Individual mods and serv-
I'd y IL cssa-a. plain or whipped. A
taas-cs va, Biscuit moistened by
aoulins oytr little boiling water.
-rvsr.ng ana stew ~ until .of, but not
arok,r. thea cod rich cream poured
oy.- lts.is siaes % blackberry" nush
= IS On tor -.l.e. very delicious
br 57af1.t dish TIA biscuit may be
apt opsr a-1 ina fruit seed b:tween
- ssai~-o. .nd whipped cream
hsspst So Is cop Fresh ripe Der
RS s, AZ Rir6s nsy be served In the
s'7'a ~1ssser
afxs&b-rry r1snuery.
Cover pirt =, rps heTrles with a
dLt-t 81 Vs. avs eesk gently, with
ert stirri.g ier % risa.. Nix four
is-. n,co~tuls ~ rorn-t.reh with
: III. c~ls ws+sr sYs STIR lrto the ber
FlsS ~ SfH7k Z Gti4F - - II fSIlSs SW Nrlfl
= sssss ~ mr. snrsr "a dssolv-
AZ ---f -, 'sw yisutes ans remove
t'-N.ss frss1s snTr eut 20 eD.l. Tire
esrru ssoGA rsss't as'r shs7e and
tas 'sl' >s tiits cissF.
gTstsssrrx Hssh.
hseerb. s.nssstaa fsova. but cook
tia tyult F~tls less.r ana put through
sisys r rszors ia SEEDS Make \
rs}y a-Gnfa - e2 81 ssf.zs SIX tasle
rpoozf1la of oerastsreh instead OF four.
ois-rassisD.@ Husslsserry spfder
Cake.
Pisf ever, WISH hrS fNtn 4 quart
~ AcTr(ss. NhSn qBtts orr drsdse them
va soar N.ss9Ya torr ~ stttes -four;
Ea2 c tsaspossfrl o. salt. fcny level
ts4tpoonfals o. sIstzx po~dsr and site
sEsis EuN tptc tfs sour. using a
yc. 1ir or ss1ftis katie. half cup u
su~w Ass rsz SERIES; rix well !;
then nSy N srsus. 1allh 20 make soft
Dough rsst VII .preat but not run In
tas pm E.st tablespoonful Of but
tsy IN the iron .s1dsr ftrytHgpan), put
r IN. caLs tss psn must be large
enough ~ make .ss rsks rhr,e-quarters
Of an freh th'c'5; set il over moder-
are nrs 20 eRke 'slow.y for about 20
r.tan,ss allowing "a minutes for each
sis, sake cse p&n about and turn the
cake 20 preTsnt is burning; serve as
soon - lore. Spit open. do not cut,
an. IT. rte.ty 0, good butter
Blackberry Wlne.-Five pints of ber-
ries. four pounds of sugar. mash the
bs7r5es and pour over one quart Of
Eat--; Let =..nd - ferment till mex
ls5 s5raiu -H. add sugar and str un-
I'll dissolved. Put In gallon jug. If
| R0t fUl. 81 Up with water till done fer
mentIng. Keep a thip cloth over mouth
Of Jug. In The fall strain again and
bottle.
THIS recipe has been in use for over
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SISTfRSV|LLE.
A Couptryman Picked Up by Con-
pie of Slick Ones and shown
N Warm Time.

Taken to a Notorious Joint Outside
of the City and Relieved of His
Money and wnfch-The Work
Was Done HiceIy-0n1y Left the
Man smrIi Sum and nc Had to
Walk the Most of the Way Home.
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July Goth to August 2sth, the B. & O.
will sell excursion tickets to Oakland
Mt. Lake Park and Deer Park at one
fare for the round trip, good returning
until August 31st, inclusive.
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IN LABOR CIRCLES.
A GENERAL REVIEW OF THE M
PoRTANT NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Brief Outlines of What Ia Going on
in the City, NeighborhOod, over
in Ohio, and in the CoHntry at
Large, so Far ma it Interests
wheeling People.
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Manufacturers Record
The owners OF a plant for the mann
faeture of modern machine tools de
sire, because OF increasing business. t.
establish a new factory IN city Ia -
from 10000 to 1900 inhabitants The
factory would employ aeeat $50 mer.
Letters addressed to "EN." care o. ths
Manufacturers Record. VIII Il due oo~-
respondence of interest - Southern
cities.
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81 took your raediciue si1 months azd feel
now like new PsrHOa." writes Ms suu4e
Stephens of Bellville =. God Co. " Va IL &c
no backsche. no headache, 10 paiu anywhere.
took seven BOTTLES Of Or Piercss yavr-it- Pre-
scrirtion. and seven bottles Of his Coils - Ned
icel Discovery I think there IS NJ rfr5issFe
Ike DIR. Piercc's. ! can't SPEAK highly -asuEh
of your nedicine fon II Hs. done me - =sucb
good. don't feel tired a. used %, i.of
feel well and think there Is no medicine equal
to DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescription
The Medical Adviser, 1905 pages. sent
free on receipt OF stamps to pay expense
of mailing only. Send u one cent
stamps for paper covers, or 81 stamps for
cloth, to DR.. Z. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.
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blackberry BTane Mango.

20 or so years and has proved excel
fap+
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Put one pint Of blackberrIes INTO
sausepan, cover with one pint Of cold
water and cook until the berries are
done. Add one cup OF sugar, ore salt
spoon of salt and Two heapfng table
spoons of eornstareh, made smooth In
little cold water Stir until thick
ened, favor with a little cinnamon and
pour into small moulds wet with cold
water. When ready 10 serve. turn out
into saucers and surround with whip
ped cream.
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just as expert as any, when they ca
command the material promptly.
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Has Resigned.
John KInyler, presidert Of TIE