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is a case, my dear Watson, where the
law is as dangerous to us as the
criminals are Every mans hand is
against us, and yet the interests at
stake are colossal. Should / bring ii
to successful conclusion, it will GER
tainly represent the browning glory of
my career. All, here is my latest from
the 'front.'" He glanced hurriedly at
the note which had been handed in.
"Halloa! Lestrade seems to have OBJ
served something of interest Put on
your hat, Watson. and we will stroll
down together to Westminster.
1t was my first visit to the scene of
the crime-a high, dingy, narrow
chested house, prim, formal, and solid,
like the century which gave it birth.
Lestrade's bulldog features gazed out
at us from the front window, and he
greeted us warmly when a big con-
stable had opened the door and let us
in. The room into which we were
shown was that in which the crime
had been committed, but no trace of
it now remained, save an ugly, irregu-
lar stain upon the carpet This carpet
was a small square dTugget in the
centre of the room, surrounded by a
broad expanse of beautiful old-fash-
Toned wood-fiooring in square blocks
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have discovered that Nine Henri
Fournaye only returned from a jour
ney to London on Tuesday last, and
there is evidence to connect her with
the crime at Westminster. A COMPARE
son of photographs has proved con-
clusively that M. Henri Fournaye and
Eduardo Lucas were really one and
the same person, and that the de-
ceased had for some reason lived a
double life in London and Paris. Nine.
Fournaye, who is of Creole origin, is
of an extremely eXdtable nature, and
has suffered in the past from attacks
of jealousy which have amounted to
frenzy. 1t is conjectured that it was
in one of these that she committed
the terrible crime which has caused
such a sensation in London Her
movements upon the Monday night
have not yet, been traced, but it
is undoubted that a woman answer
ing to her description attracted much
attention at Charing Cross Station on
Tuesday morning by the wildness of
her appearance and the violence OF
her gestures. 1t is probable, there
fore. that the crime was either COM
mitted when insane, or that its imme-
date effect was to drive the unhappy
woman out of her mind. At present
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she is unable to give any coherent ac-
count of the past, and the doctors
hold out no hopes of the re-establish-
ment of her reason There is evidence
that q woman, who might have been
Nine. Fournaye, was seen for some
hours upon Monday night watching
the house in Godolphin Street
what do you think of that,
Holmes?" / had read the account
aloud to him, while he finished his
breakfast.
my dear Watson" said he, as he
rose from the table and paced UP and
down the room, you are most long
suffering, but if have told you moth
ing in the last three days, it is be-
cause there is nothing to tell. Even
now this report from Paris does not
help us much"
Surely it is final as regards the
mans DEATH
THE mans death is a mere Incl
dent-a trivial episode-in comparison
with our real task, which is to trace
this document and save European
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to hold her off With ii, We've got it
all clear as if we had seen it."
Holmes raised his eyebrows.
"And yet you have sent for me -"
''Ah. yes, that's another matter
mere tride, but the sort Of thing you
take an interest in--queer, you know,
and what you might call freakisb. It
has nothing to do with the main fact
cant have, on the face of it,"
What is it, then?"
wen, YOU know. after a crime OF
this sort We are very careful to keep
things in their position. Nothing has
been moved. Officer in charge here
day and night. This morning, as the
man was buried and the investigation
over-so far as this room is concern
ed-we thought we could tidy up > BIZ.
This carpet. You see, it is not fasten-
cd down. only Just laid there We had
occasion to raise it. We found"
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catastrophe. Only one important
thing has happened in the last three
days, and that is that nothing has
happened. l get reports almost
hourly from the Government, and
it is certain that nowhre III
Europe is there any sign of
trouble. Now, if this letter were loose
no, it can't be loose-but if it isn't
loose, where can it be? Who has it
Why is it held back? That's the
question that beats in my brain like
a hammer Was it, indeed, coinci-
dence that Lucas should meet his
death on the night when the letter
Did the letter ever
reach him? If so, why is it not among
his papers? Did this mad wife Of his
carry il off with her2 If so. is il in
her house in Paris? How could /
search for it without the French police
having their suspicious aroused? 1t
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The Return of Sherlock
Holmes.
Continued From Page one.)


noeuvred to have the light at her back.
She did not wish us to read her Elk"
preston"
Eyes, she chose the one chair in
the ROOM
"And yet the motives of women are
so inscrutable. You remember the
woman at Margate whom / suspected
for the same reason. No powder on
her nose-that proved to be the cor
rect solution. How can you build Oh
such a quickstand? Their most tri-
vial action may mean volumes, or
their most extraordinary conduct may
depend upon hairpin or curling
tongs Good morning, Watson
you are off p
eyes, / will while away the morn
ing at GodoIphin Street with our
friends of the regular establishment
With Eduardo Lucas lies the solution
of our problem, though | must admit
that | have not an inkling as to what
form it may take. 1t is a capital mis-
take to theorize in advance of the
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highly polished. over the fireplace
was a magnificent trophy of weapons.
one Of which had been used on that
tragic night. In the window was q
sumptuous writing-desk, and every de-
tail of the apartment, the pictures, the
rugs, aud the hangingS, all pointed 10
Il taste which was luxurious to the
verge of efIeminacy.
''Secn the Paris news?" asked Les
trade.
Holmes nodded.
"Our French friends seem to have
touched the spot this time No doubt
it's just as they say. She knocked at
the Joor-surprise visit, l guess, for
he kept his life in water-tight COM
partments-he let her in, couldn't
keep her in the street. She told MIN
how she had traced him, reproached
him, one thing led to another, and
then with that dagger so handy the
end soon came. 1t wasn't all done i'm
an instant. though, for these chairs
were all swept over yonder, and he
had one in his hand as if he had tried
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have peep. When she saw that mark
on the carpet, down she dropped on
the floor and lay as if she were dead.
/ ran to the back and got some wa
ter, but | could not bring her 10
Then | went round the corner TO the
Ivy Plant for some brandy, and by
the time / had brought it back the
young woman had recovered and was
oJf-ashamed of herself, l daresay,
and dared not face me
How about moving that drugget 2"
''Well. sir, it was a bit rumpled,
certainly, when [ CAME back. You
see. she fell on it and it lies on a
polished floor with nothing to keep it
i'm place / Strengthened it out after
ward"
'Its a lesson to YOU that you can't
deceive me. Constable MACPHERSON.
said Lestrade. with dignity. mo
doubt you thought that your breach
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urday from 10 days visit in New
Britain aud Bristol.
Robert Swift is on a visit in Hart
ford.
A. S. Tanner and Robert Perkins
are the jurors drawn from Warren to
the April term of the Superior court.
Misses Mary and Alice Angevine
were home from New Milford over
Sunday.
On Monday David Stong took Will
lie PARCELS before the Probate Judge
In Litchfield when he was sent to the
Gilbert home. AS the boy had no par
ents the Humane society thought best
to have him given better chance.
Charles Ohmen and Max Schnell,
Jr., attended the horse sale, purchas-
ing six at the New Haven sale, last
Friday. All are disposed Of.
S. Swift of Puffingham was in town
looking after his interests, one day
last week.
William Wells was in town bidding
his friends good bye, before leaving for
California, where he expects to 20
travelling with the Barnum & Bailey
with the same show for the past two
years.
Willie Barrett, Jr., is assisting F.
Voisard for the summer.
Miss Urana Sturdevant Of Orange
City, Fla, is visiting friends in town.
Her mother, before marriage, was Miss
Kathryn Bokee, formerly Of this town.
Miss Lucy Curtis returned to Welles-
ley college after spending her Eas-
ter vacation with her parents, Dea
and Mrs F. A. Curtis.
Miss Edna Ashman is visiting with
her aunt in Lakeville.
A very eloquent sermon was listened
to by well filled house, delivered by
our pastor, Rev W. Brooks, in the Con.
gregational church. His text was
from EpheSianS l: 7. The Christian
Endeavor meeting was held at the res.
| idence Of Brother r. P. Swift.
Mrs Leander Whitney is improving
A daughter came to bless the home
Of Mr. and Mrs e. White, one day last
| week.
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WOODBURY..
THE HOTCHKISSyII

THE HOTCHKISSYILLE NEWS BUDGET.
Those who received prizes of a solid
gold Sunday school star badge for the
most perfect attendance at the ses-
sions OF the Sunday school during the
past year were Charles Headford,
Hubert Roswell and William and Fred
Nelson; the second prize of the gold
plat star badge was awarded to Will
lis HeadfOrd and Eddie Traverse and
the third prize of the silver star badge
was awarded to Misses Martha FOW-
Ter, Eunice Thompson, Genevieve Ford
of North Woodbury., Ruth L. CLAY,
Florence Sheldon, Madeleine DYSON
Sarah l.. Suckley. Grover and frankie
Johnnie Fox.
Eli M. Towne was indisposed, one
day last week. William Crowell, the
assistant postmaster, had charge of the
office.
Mrs George Isbell has grand dis
play of geraniums, callas and hya-
c1nths In her bay window.
Miss Clara Wheeler of BrOOkfield is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Richard Wilson.
Mrs LOOMS was quite i'll, last week.
Mrs Omar e. Norton is visiting her
sister in TOrrington.
George Wells and wife are visiting
! In New Milford. Mr. and Mrs Warner
have charge of their house during
their absence.
Harry Knox and family moved, last
Saturday, into the south part Of the
Winters place.
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THE LOCAL NEWS.


Mrs Sarah J. Hodge has returned
for the summer.
Rev Charles Pickett attended the
Methodist conference in Waterbury,
last week.
Mrs Charles Sanford, who has been
sick with grip and nervous prOStratiOn
for number of weeks, is improving.
Miss Sarah Beardsley has returned
from the south, where she spent the
winter visiting number of interest:
ing places.
The spring examination for the
Booth School occurred last Saturday
afternoon. Four scholars were ad-
mitted.
Mrs Joseph Mattison is quite i'll at
the home OF her father. d. q. Garrison.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Johnson Of Pei
ham will move into the Methodist par
SOnage, this week.
Armand Pons, wife and two daugh-
tiers of Bristol and Mrs Annie Post and
son of ThOmaStOn attended the funer-
al Of their father, B. II. Pons, Thurs
day.
Mrs M. Nc Goodrich of Bridgeport is
T. Nc Milf.
Royal Watson, bookkeeper for the
New England Quartz and Spar Co.,
was in town, Monday.
John Nc Milf has accepted a position
in Danbury.
Mrs Harriet Mallett is visiting at
Mrs Wells.
Messrs Edward Daley and T. Green
of New Milford were in town, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs William Seward are en-
PERTAINING company from out Of town.
One of our popular young ladies is
thinking Of leaving us, this week, but
hope she may visit us again.
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NEW PRESTON.
HOME MADE MAPLE SYRUP.


Augustus Chapius in the Lake dis
trict and e. E. Meeker on Christian
street, are the only parties in this vi
cintty, this spring, who have utilized
their maple trees for maple syrup pur-
pose. Their sales have equaled their
supply.
Edwin Gaylord arrived here, last
Friday, from Gaylordsville or Sherman
III, but on account of the removal of
Mrs Mary Smith from this village on
Saturday, he was transferred to Mrs
Frances TaylOr'S in Lake district for
recuperation.
Mrs Smith closed her housekeeping
on Saturday., and will hereafter make
her home with John FL. Ferris, her
son-in-law, on New Preston Hill.
William Moynihan Of Bridgeport
passed part of last week among his
former acquaintances on New Preston
Hill and Kent Hollow.
E. B. Holcomb of Bridgeport passed
last Sunday here again with his fami-
James Begg removed his family
from here to Ansonia, on Tuesday Of
last week.
A. G. Caskey and family closed Mrs
Louise Sperry's cottage here on Mon
day of this week, and started for their
former home in Detroit, Mich, where
1T Is their intention to remain till Sep
TENDER, when they will return here
again for another winter.
Mrs E. 81. Beardsley is passing a few
days With friends in Bridgeport:
Mr. and Mrs Eli JudsOn Of Bethel
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PERSONAL BRIEFS.

Mr. and Mrs w. G.. Brinsmade were
In New York, the latter part Of the
week.
Fred Brinsmade was the guest, over
the popular concert In New Haven, of
Mr. and Mrs w. e. Haesche
Miss Georgiana Scott of New haven
is visiting at Mrs Robert Seabury's,
this week.
The Wykeham Rise teachers and
pupils went to Woodbury. on Saturday
as the guests of Miss Ruth Smith at
her home there.
Myron Smith goes to Greenfield Hill,
this week, to be the best man at the
wedding OF John Angevine, Jr., Of
Warren.
Mrs Lewis Mason spent few days
In New Haven, last week, where she
looked after the comfort of Miss Grace
Pickett in the hospital.
Taylor Pratt, who is so we'll known
here, lies critically i'll in Torrington
and 1t is thought he can survive only a
few days. His daughter, Mrs Charles
Fem, is with him in his last days.
Mr. Pratt is SO years old.
Miss Winifred Fem went to New
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LAST HOPE VANISHED.

When leading physicians said that
W. M: Smithart Of Pekin, Ia, had in
durable consumption, his last hope van
ished; but DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
kept him out of his grave. He says:
'"This great specific completely cured
me, and saved my life. Since then, 1
have used it for over 10 years, and con-
slider it mervelous throat and lung
cure" Strictly scientific cure for
Coughs, Sore Threats or Colds; sure pre-
ventive of Pneumonia. For sale by r.
81. Beers s. Co., Newtown; Belts s.
Belts, Sandy Hook; w. n. Noble, New
Milford; w. B. Hawley, Sherman;A. w.
Twiss, Bethel; Connery Bros, George
town; G. d. O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge;
e. Hawley, HawleYville; R. F. Smith,
West Cornwall; Peck & Co., Brookfield
Center; W. J. BeehIer, Brookfield;
Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station, drug
free.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY
WASHINGTON.
CLUB AND SOCIETY MEETINGS.

CLUB AND SOCIETY MEETINGS.
On the Goth Of this month the Ex
celsiOr Pomona Grange will be enter
tanned by the local Grange in their
hall.
On last Friday afternoon the Grange
held an interesting open meeting.
Frank KilbOrn told about the auto
mobile and telephone bills pending be-
fore the Legislature. Mr. and Mrs E.
G. Clark gave very delightful &C
count of their western trip and showed
q fine collection Of curios. Among
them was pair of Indian clubs. They
presented all present with souvenir
napkins Of the West; also the ladies
were the recipients Of photographs Of
Mr. and Mrs Clark taken in California.
The annual meeting of the Monday
club will be held at the home, of Miss
Ellen Hickox, next Monday, April H..
The election of officers will constitute
the principal business. Reading from
the literature of the 18th. century will
be the program.
1t is to be hoped a large audience
will greet Miss Kyle Of Boston, who
gives talk In the chapel on Saturday,
April Is, at 3. After the meeting
there will be short social time with
light refreshments.
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Miss Mildred Pratt visited her par
ents in New Milford, last week.
Carpenters and painters are all very
busy just now preparing for city guests.
The Grange hall is to be entirely re-
newed in readiness for the Pomona
meeting.
Mrs Gum has passed pleasant win
ter and will be home at the Abbey in
about a month.
Mrs A. G. Baker rents her house for
the summer, this year. The two Gold
houses are also rented.
The missionary address of Miss Kyle
on Saturday, under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor society, must not
be forgotten.
Wilbur Kilborne is having extensive
repairs made in his barber room.
w. N. Wilson is at work at Mt Tom
on the cottage for Mr. Cartel. .
Russell f. Clark is taking long rest
and vacation, going to Williamsport,
Pa, and to Chicago. Mr. Dawson OF
Cornwall is supplying his place for a
month.
Henry Church, who was i'll. is some
better.
Rev H. B. Turner came to town on
Monday and returned on Tuesday.
His house is to be painted and grading
to be done. E. G.. Clark is doing some
upholstery work for him.
Mr. and Mrs s. J. Nettleton are on a
visit in Fishkill and vicinity.
Schools began at the Gunnery and
Ridge, this week. The Calhoun street
school begins, next Monday.
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returning to Still River on Monday.
Schools in the Center closed, this
Friday, for the Spring vacation.
Mrs George Warner and Mrs Edwin
Allen, Jr., and Mrs Robert Clark, all
Of New Milford, we're the guests of
Mrs Edwin Allen, ST., on Thursday.
Mrs Grace Mead Wildwood is con-
valescent, after recent illness with
the grip.
Mrs Dora Sanford and Miss Mabel
Sanford have arrived from New York,
this week, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs 9. B. Thompson return
ed, on Friday evening, after a brief
stay in New York.
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. A SAD AFFLICTION.

Miss Grace Pickett underwent an
operation in the State Hospital in
New Haven, week ago, for cancer in
the left hand. 1t was necessary to
have the arm amputated just below
the elbow. Miss Pickett had been
taken by Mrs, Mason when she was ID
years old and with her she found a
pleasant and helpful home. Miss
Pickett is now p years old and the
loss of one of her hands is sad affiic-
tion. Her friends have great SYM
pathy for her.
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visited Mr. and Mrs E. Hull here from
last Friday till Sunday afternoon.

visited Mr ana MIS- Ii. Hull mere from
last Friday till Sunday afternoon.
Poles were set here, last Saturday,
to carry a telephone wire to Sherman
COgswell's, who has subscribed for an
instrument in his residence.
The "Busy Bees'' met as they in
tended with Miss Ruby HoIcomb, last
SATURDAY. afternoon, and decided here
after, on Saturday afternoons to meet
in the church parlors till further no.
tice. Last Saturday afternoon, they
were favored by several visitors,
among the number being Miss Hazel
Hatch of Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs B. Rowland returned to
days' stav With friends ienS Sin in MarbIedale.
F. 81. Cable is, this week applying a
coat of paint to Mrs Sophia Bolles'
cottage. John Griswold is assisting
him.
Jason Hallock of Milton has again
entered the service of e. NJ. Taylor
or the summer.
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home of his son, DR. l.. j. Pons, Tues
day, April 4. He had been sick fer
some time aud WIS brought to his sons
from the Waterbury hospital about
four weeks previous. His disease was
brain trouble. The funeral was held
at the house, on Thursday afterno IN,
Rev w. D. Humphrey officiating.
Burial in the Center cemetery.
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so kind to her during her sickness the

past winter.
Miss Nellie Lewis, who is staying
with Mrs Hobart Booth, spent last
Monday with friends in Southbury.
Miss Ovaline and Vestina Burr at
tended the funeral of a friend in Der
by, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs w. o. Davis and Mr. and
Mrs S. B. Pierce spent Sunday at c. b.
JohnSOn'S
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ROXBURr.
BOOTH SCHOOL MATTERS.

The anniversary Of the Booth Free
school will take place on Thursday,
b School Ho rao a5S VIII NH be eG n at
past one. To these exercises all
friends of the school are cordially in
vited. The anniversary is regularly
held at the end OF the winter term, at
or near, Easter. 1t is then held rath'
er than at the close Of the year in, or
near, June, because more Of the larger
pupils are then in attendance. Out OF
eight applicants for admission at the
examination last Saturday, four were
admitted: Maud A. Stevens, Rachel
Leavenworth, Michael Myers and
Master Bolt. Following the anniver
sary transpires vacation of week
after which, and onIMay l, begins the
spring term.
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a SeOluenCO or set
Ting indicatesan
unhealthy con-
dition of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the hack is
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY,
SOUTHBURY.

TIDINGs FROM HULL's HILL
Miss Katie Steinson is mo wing to
her home on Good Hill. this week.
Mrs Hobart Booth desires to return
thanks to her friends in Southford,
and to the neighbors who have been
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WARREN.

MISS JENNINGs-MR ANaEvINE.
John F. Angevine was married on
Wednesday to Miss Jennings of
Greenfield Hill. After wedding trip
of a week or more to Attleboro, Mass,
they will settle down on the home
stead in Warren.
N. B. Strong attended the Metho-
dist conference at Waterbury over
Sunday.
Miss Urania Sturdevant of South
Glastonbury is visiting at A. r.
Humphreys and M. A. Strong's.
Miss Belden, who has been spending
the winter with Dea Curtis, has Sc
cured position in Bridgeport.
Mrs David Strong returned on Sat-
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MARBLEDALE.
ST ANDREWS PARISH.


Services for Holy Week: In the
Guild, Monday and Tuesday, 4p. m;
Wednesday, 7.30 p. m.
In the church: Thursday 10 a. M;
Good Friday, 1870 a. M, 4 p. M; Eas-
ter Even, p. m.
Easter Day: Morning service with
Holy Communion, 1O.45 a. M; Chill
dren's service at p. m.
The offerings at Easter services will
be for General Missions.
The Lenten services have been we'll
attended so far.
The choir and Sunday school are
both rehearsing for the singing at the
Easter services.
The young ladies and girls of the
parish have manifested much interest
and diligence in their Lenten sewing
work.
E. o. Sperry was in Bridgeport, Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Watson of Jer-
sey City were at Joseph Watson's,
over Sunday.
John Toohy. after spending his vaca-
tion at home, has returned to school.
Sounds-of carpet beating indicate
that housekeeping time has come.
Rev Mr. Epson visited the school,
Monday Of this week.
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York on Monday, where her sister,
Mrs Robert Nicholas, lives.
FOREST FIRES AT ROMFORD.

Railroad fires have been numerous
the past week, some of S. H. Clark s
meadow and pasture land having been
burned over and woodland in the vi
entity of New Preston station.
Mrs G. f. Harvey and nephew, G. G.
at S. H. Clark'S.
,-Arbutus is beginning to make
it's appearance.
John Veset has moved into S. H.
Clark's tenement house, vacated by
Frank Adamoicgz, who has gone tc
Bethel.
Some 10 acres of G. L. Hendel's land
was burned over, last Sunday.
S. J. Logan has been shipping his
apples to Waterbury.
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Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect il.
HOW To Find Ont

Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours
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MRS MARGARET BROWN.

Mrs Margaret Brown, aged IS years,
died on Saturday. She is survived by
four daughters and son. The funer-
al took place on Monday afternoon,
Rev Mr. Humphrey officiating. Flu
neral Director Thomas had the ar
rangementS in charge.