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SHERMAN
THE MANWEEHOO COLONY.

THE MANWEEHOO COLONY.
The young people of Coburn, the
"Manweehoo Colony" $50 named in
memory of the last chief Of the
Schagticoke 1ndians), gave a very in
teresting ente rtainment on Labor day
evening, the play being called "Per
Telephone" The nice sum of $50 was
raised, 1.-THE audience numbering
about 8O), to add to the fund to pro-
vide a suitable memorial over the
graves of Eden and Amanda Morse,
buried in the Coburn cemetery. The
Manweehoo Colony wish to extend
raise this sum, and this encouraged
them in their attempt.
Mr. Tiebouts family has gone to
their Brooklyn home, but their cot
tage here is occupied for short time
by two sisters of his with their chill
dren.
Miss Elsa Bidstrup left, this week,
for Wells college. ,
Mrs Wilson entertained large COM
pany from Brooklyn, recently, and
joyed pleasant evening on Saturday
at Mrs Bidstrup's, also some time dur
ing their stay a four-horse carryall
took them for a sail on Lake Hammer
sley.
William Sturges of Danbury has
been visiting his brother here.
Miss Julia Azard is guest of Mrs
G. A. Barnes.
Next Sunday, September %, Rev
Mr. Smith of the Methodist church in
New Milford will exchange with our
pastor, Rev J. II. Davis.
Robert Green of Brookfeld called
on acquaintances, last week, and he
can talk horse and politics as we'll as
ever.
Mr. Errazuriz, who lived in the
north part Of the town, but moved to
Santiago, Chilli, last year, was heard
from last week. His family received
no injury during the earthquake,
though his house was badly shaken.
The officers chosen for the coming
year in the Kings Daughters circle
are: Miss Cornelia Gelston, presidents;
Miss Cora Evans, secretary and Mrs
Frank Briggs, treasurer. An effort is
being made to complete the work for
Mrs Herrfck's mission in Cuba, so
that she can take it with her when
she goes back next month.
Rev E. P. Herrick started for Cuba
on September 7, after remaining here
two weeks longer than he expected to
on account of the trouble there.
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John w. Booth,
General Repairing.

Brazing. cast iron as we'll - other metals
nish1ng and polishing, lawn mowers, Knives,
shears, sickles, lawn sheare shafpened, horse
and toilet CLIPPERS ground bY special power
and knives regroynd. All the above Wafrant-
ed to cut. Saw fling in general. UmbFollas
good line of samples for covers, self-opening
frames included. Bicycles. gum. revolyeE6,
etc, put in order. Key fitting, lock-. Eunks.
fishing rods, and many other things repaired.
Pneumatic tires of all description On notice.
Bicycle tires and sundrieS ON hand. Mall or
derS receive prompt attention. You VII Anc
me At junction Of Bridge. East and Grove Stu.
All work guaranteed
Box SM New Ailfoed. Conn
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If all dyspepsia sufferers knew what
DR. Shops Restorative would do for
them, Dyspepsia would practically be
q disease of the past. DR. Shops Re-
stOrative reaches stomach troubles BY
its direct tonic action upon the inside
nerves-the true stomach nerves.
Stomach distress or weakness, fullneaB,
bloating, belching, etc. Cali for the
Restorative. We recommend and sell
DR. Shops Restorative. r. 81. Beers
s. Co., Newt0wn; B. Hawley & Co.,
Stepney;. p. J. Garvin, Bethel; 8. J.
Parks, Trumbull.
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No one would buy q sailboat with
sails that could not be reefed. There
is always that possibility of little too
much wind that makes q cautious man
afraid to go unprovided. The Think
ing man, whose stomach sometimes
goes back on him, provides for his
stomach by keeping q bottle of Kodol
For Dyspepsia within reach. Kodol
digests what you eat and restores the
stomach to the condition to properly
perform its functions. Sold by all
druggists
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The G.. III. Booth
Bentley Co.

Perry Green returned to his desk in
the Savings bank, after a week passed
at Lake Waramaug and other places.
Miss Florence Hawley has entered
Wesleyan Academy at Wilbraham,
Mass.
Mrs E. F. Hawley has been spending
a few days at Woodmont. E. f. Haw
ley passed Sunday there.
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AufOtOne
Joseph Brint0n,
Bedford, N.Y., and New Milford, Conn.

person, one has truly said, my rec
objections of this sanity woman will
always be of the highest character.
Her sweet, gentle motherliness and
the keen interest taken in others
speaks of the love SO freely given.
The marked unselfshness of this no
BILE woman, the world can i'll afford to
lose. Surely her memory will ever re-
main as benediction falling on those
with whom she came in contact"
Mrs G. A. A bbott, through the COL
unms Of The BEE, wishes to express
her thanks for the kindness of her
friends and neighbors during the long
illness and at the recent bereavement
of her beloved mother.
Mr. and Mrs S. B. Fancher have been
in town, this week, visiting at w. f.
Selleck'S and e. e. CurtiSS'.
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Gen Turrill, U. S. A., retired, of
New York, has been passing a few
gays IN town. the guest of his brother,
Mrs w. F. Croker and daughter, Ad-
aline. were Sunday guests Of MI and
Mrs Robert Zeiner.
Herbert Marsh and Garrett Stack
have entered Storrs Agricultural col
lege.
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GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud.
ing piles. Druggists refund money II
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case,
no matter of how long standing, in six
to IA days. First application gives
ease and rest. SOC. If your druggist
hasn't it send SOC in stamps and it will
Medicine CO.. St Louis, Mo.
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METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.


Five persons we're taken into full
Methodist church, Sunday morning.
Rev II. K. Smith gave forcible ad.
dress, Sunday night, on "The Hand"
illustrating it by crayon drawing. A
full house enjoyed the address.
Friday at $50 p. m. the installation
of officers Of the Junior League at the
Methodist church will take place.
There will be a free supper and a gen.
eral social good time is anticipated.
REV j. H. DAVIS OF SHERMAN TO
PRE- ACH AT METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev J. II. Davis, pastor of the Sher-
man Congregational church, will ex.
change, Sunday morning, with Rev
Harris K. Smith of the Methodist
church.
IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Good Shepherd lodge, 1. o. o. F.,
will confer the initiatory degree on
Thursday evening, the 9th.
John F. Adds, Noble Bennitt and
E. p. Soule attended the fair of the
Pennington Valley association at
Cherry Park, Collinsville, Wednesday.
Thomas F, Young, the popular pro.
prietor of Young's hotel, is receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
daughter on Wednesday last. Mrs
Young is doing nicely. Mrs Michael
Feeney is caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Trowbridge re.
turned on Tuesday, after four days
stay at Pawling, N. Y.
G. E. Rtddiford was in New York,
Monday, buying goods for the fall
trade.
A. G. Todd and G. F. Pixley passed
Monday in Danbury.
On September 81 c. E. Riddiford
will inaugurate his annual clearance
Miss Minnie A. Toussaint has re-
turned from her vacation, passed at
Great Darlington, Mass, .Merwin s
PO1ut and New York, land has resumed
her position at w. G.. Barton's.
The railroad employees had fine
clam bake near the engine house, Sat
urday night. Chicken and ali the
tixings went to make up the spread.
Asa Chaplin was master Of ceremonies
| Miss Cora Hill has returned from bel
trip abroad and has resumed her du
ties at Iugleside.
Fred Hoyt will move, October l, tc
the house Of bis father, Harvey Hoyt.
This Is the hunting season and P. M
Cassedy's is the place to get stocked
up. he carries all the best makes OF
guns, loaded shells, etc.
! William w. Stillson, the artist, who
has been passing week here, returned
to Long Hill, Monday, where he is
stopping with Mr. and Mrs Martin Nc.
Donough.
L. I. Fletcher, the contractor, who
built the New Milford Power Co. s
plant at Bulls Bridge, has been spend.
ing few days in town.
Charles Frederick BruSie, principal
OF Mount leaSant Academy, OsSining.
n-the-H udson, was in town, Monday
looking the local field over relative tC
securing students for his institution
william English, the hustling ciga]
manufacturer Of Bethel, was in town
Monday, calling on the local trade.
! Z. A. Todd is having an addition
built on to his house.
DR. G. E. Staub is Just combating ?
fine horse barn. Taylor & Buckinphan
are doing the work.
Andrew Greer Of Brooklyn is pass
ing the week in town.
M. w. Hill, Thurlow Garfield ano
William Wright, local expert amateur
photographers, passed Sunday in
WOOdmOnt.
The October Victor records will be
on exhibition at P. M. Cassedy's, the
28th.
Mrs W. M. Anthony has returned
after visit of two weeks with friends
In Baltimore, Md.
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NEARLY TOOK OFF THE END OF HI
NOSE.
MR. ORION 3 HARD LUCK.

Mr. and Mrs James Orion started on
carriage drive, last week Thursday.
They went as far as the new Board.
man dam when the horse was stricken
with paralysis in the hind parts. Mrs
Orion returned to New Milford by
train. Mr. Orton secured help and the
horse was taken on stone boat to the
barn of Edward Fisk, and DR. R. S.
Todd summoned.
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Goods Purchased Here Are Returnable
b0ji0jfIijHl|[z!B!E|'!!N!!,Z|!!!L|.!E!;:l 8
Millinery.
The new Fall and Winter Hats are receiving unstinted
are proving the sincerity OF their assertion
We have designer of large experience with ttoro
knowledge of millinery in all its details.
The stock has been selected with great and
sents styles that entirely and in vogue.
We use customers own material and remodel the hat
that you have worn.
Orders promptly executed and prices very moderate.
Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloths.
Before the advent of winter you may need new rug
or carpet to brighten room. The Fall patterns very
pretty and there large number of patterns and coors
time would be very glad to show you the new rugs and
carpets and quote prices.
Dress-GOOdS.
The showing of Dress-Goods is larger than Paids
Mixtures Plain Fabrics ranging from Is cents upwards
Samples cheerfuy furnished.
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Paul Staub, the young son of DR. and
Mrs George E. Staub, gave a birthday
party, Saturday, to 81 of his young
friends. After the dinner and games,
M. w. Hill took fine picture of the
group, which is splendid specimen Of
the pictorial art.
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P1xley House,

P1xley House.,
HAwLHYvILLE, NBwTowN, Or,
Now open for guests the year round, Thank
come and see US. Transient boarders care
ully attended to.
Mr. and Mrs A. Il. Pixley, Props.
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CIRCULATION
New Milford,

RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF DEA
ETHEL 8. GREEN.
Att special meeting of the Congre-
gatiOnal church, held at the close Of
the morning service on Sunday, Sep
TENDER Is, the following resolutions
were presented and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, God, in His wise provi-
dence, has taken out Of this world the
soul OF our deceased brother, and be-
loved deacon, Ethel S. Green, who was
a faithful member of this church for
SO years; and served the church eff
GENTLY and devOtedly as deacon for At
years;
RESOLVED, That the church mourns
the loss of this good man and that we
hereby acknowledge our Indebtedness
to the gentle, positive, Christian life;
and the cOnSecrated service rendered
to this church by our beloved and re-
vered brother. We shall miss his as
sured presence in our public services;
and his wise voice in our councils; but
we rejoice in the divine promise that
the saints OF God may rest from their
labors, and their works do follow them.
We shall ever remember our brother
as one always Astounding in the work
of the Lord: and in many of the activ-
tiles of the church there will long be
evidence that his labor is not in vain
in the Lord.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions
be entered in the records of the
Church; and that they be published
and copy transmitted to the bereaved
family.
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NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN BY THE BRIDGE
PORT WOOD FINISHING co.

NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN BY THE BRIDGE
PORT WOOD FINISHING co.
At a meeting of the board of direct
ors of the Bridgeport Wood Finishing
Go. on Saturday, September Is, the
following officers were elected to fill
the vacancies caused by the death of
G. M. Bre1nig: President and general
manager, David E. Breinig; treasurer,
H. S. Mygatt. The other officers of
the company are: Vice president, E..
E. Porter; secretary, G. B. Calhoun.
NEARLY TOOK OFF THE END OF HIS
NOSE.
Daniel Miller is carrying around an
ornamental nose he isn't proud of. In
an unguarded moment horse bit him,
nearly severing the end of the nose. 1t
has been painful experience for Mr.
Miller, to say nothing of the jokes he
has had to undergo.
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DreSS-GOOdS.

The showing of Dress-Goods is larger than ever Pads
Mixtures, Plain Fabrics ranging from Is cents upwards
Samples cheerfully furnished
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IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Good Shepherd lodge, 1. o. o. F.,
will confer the initiatory degree on
Thursday evening, the 9th.
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BIG STUMP.

The pretracted meeting will
begin at Providence Church Sun
day Rev. Rossar James viii as
sist il the meeting. There will
be all day meeting and dinner on
the ground. All are invited.
Miss Edna Brownley OF Bohan-
non is visiting relatives III Mid
dleseX.
Miss Florence Miles Of Port
Haywood is the guest Of Miss
Pearl Adams this week. Her vo-
cal and instrumental music was
enjoyed by all.
We arc glad 10 report Mr..
Herbert Miles and little Goldy
Mae Miles OFT again after a spell
OF malaria. They were attended
by Drs. Walden and White.
Mrs. Mary Bohannon visited
Mrs. 7. L. Miles this week.
Little Mite
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HEyREC0 POLICE ARE REMOVED.

A fiutter of excitement was
created at Henreco Court House
to-day, when Judge X. Carter
Scott issued an order to the clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Henreco
removing from Office three special
policemen. The men who we're
removed are John w. Camp, who
has served several wears, having
beer appointed by Judge Wick
ham; NJ. S. Angle. son OF Maeis-
;rate Angle, and ". S. Sims. a
recent appointee on the force.
Judge Scott took occasion TO
rap the administration OF Justice,
so far as the special police force
was concerned. intinating that
innocent men have no procec-
ton, while the guilty are often
allowed to go free. Richmond
Evening Journal.
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II MALE ATTIRE.

NORFOLK, Va, July Jus
tice Simmons this morning fined
Pearl Jones, pretty young wo-
man, $40 and costs for appearing
IN the street yesterday in male
attire. She said she was out
sporting, and considered men :
clothes much more attractive
than women s.-From the Rich
mond Evening Journal.
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RSDART

4 very sweet and happy max
riage took place ~ the home 81
MIS-. W. b. Dixon on llue. e.
900, at 9 O'Clock. when Miss
Matte Dixon became the dear
and devoted wife Of MFR. lanes
NJ. Ogden. The bride was heau-
tituliy dressed IN pearl gray silk
and carried brides roses. After
the marriage few Of her friends
met her at the home of the brides
parents. Among those who were
present we're: Mr. and Mrs. lanes
Hudgins and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ID. Marchant and family.
Mrs. w. n. Trader and daughter.
Mrs. A. G. Wolfe and family, Mr..
and Mrs <. w. Mariner and
Capt. Joseph Trader and daugh-
tiers. All had an enjoyable time
and went home rejoicing. wishing
the bride long and happy life.
Too Bad.
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EXCURSION TO NORFOLK.

On July y Pastor Noel !.
Allen will conduct an excursion
from East and Ware Rivers to
Norfolk and back. Steamer
leaves Hicks at o:3o 4. N;
Williams, 700; Phiipotts, 7:3o;
Diges. 8; Hockey, 9:3o; Smiths.
1000; Roanes. 1890.
Adults (Round Trip. $40;
children under II years, 6oc.
Returning, leaves Norfolk at 8
O'Clock. sharp. Refreshments.
Whites only.
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Mr.. Il. B. Gayle is again very
sick.
Mr.. :. Royal White of the
oyster steamer Accomac is still
quite i'll with malarial fever.
Person Simmons. who went to
the hospital in Norfolk some
months ago TO be treated for p
pendicitis. died last Friday. His
mother, Mrs. a. p. Hawkins, was
on the Mobjack on her way to
Norfolk 70 bring him home, as
he had SO far recovered as 70 be
able to leave the hospital. when
she heard Of his death.
Miss Marie Deal. who was the
guest of Miss Martha Minter, has
returned to her home III Norfolk.
Mr.. Carter White Of Baltimore
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ID. White.
An entertainment given by the
fades Of the Confederate Monu-
ment Association last Friday
evening at Capt. John c.
Thomas realized about 5000.
They will have another enter
tainment in the near future al
MObjack for the same purpose
and will so continue through the
summer. We hope that this
move will inspire the committees
in other parts Of the county to
start i'll the same patriotic work.
Much may be done this summer
If the matter is pressed. Surely
there Is some old veteran in each
community who has not forgotten
his gailantry OF youthful days TO
aid the ladies' in starting this
enterprise. Vet.
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HICKS WHARF.

The lawn party held at Mrs.
]. {. Thomas was quite an en-
joyabie affair. A large crowd
was III attendance and quite a
neat little sum was realized.
Mrs. Jackson Miller and daugh-
ter are spending the summer with
Mrs. J. c Thomas.
Miss Lee Machen has returned
home after a pleasant visit to
Norfolk.
Mrs. George CafFee and sons
Of Norfolk, are spending some
time with Mrs. ]. q. Davis at
Hicks Wharf.
Mr.. Thomas A. Pratt returned
from Hampton on Monday last
and Will spend has vacation at
nome. Sunbeam.
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EAST RIVER.

Mrs. Samuel II. Cottren and
family. of Kichnond. arrived in
in the county last Thursday.
They viii board for the rest Of
the summer at the home of Capt.
!. ". Miles.
Mr.. Straube, OF New York, who
has been spending his vacation at
Mir. Jonny Whites, returned TO
his work last Friday.
Mrs. A. L. MacMath who has
been spending some time with
hcr daughter, Ms Willie Miles.
returned 10 her home in North
amrton &C., Va last Thu, sday.
Mir, Ben Foster las Been seen
quite Olsen ct late, gong about
East River with crowd of young
folks in his launch. Wonder
what attraction has he up this
way?
Capt. ]. Willie Miles returned
home last Wednesday from car
rying his boat Fife Estelle," to
the railway.
MIR. Ben Miles and family, of
Norfolk. spent a few days with
his parents last week.
Miss Clara Miles lett Monday
for BiacSs:one where Sic will
spend few DAYS At the homo ol
Rev. Ioin O. Moss.
Mir Jones Macan of North Car
iclina who IS spending the sum
mor-w with itr Nst Foster. retnrn-
ed "a dear Old Mathews last Sat-
lurday aver short trip TO Lsa61
= c~,toe -
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DlG0S

Mrs. Edward Diggs continues
quite sick.
Capt. c. !. Banks left Monday
after spending some time with
his family.
Willie Calls came home last
week to visit his parents.
Miss Lola Diggs visited friends
near Winter Harbor last week.
Mr.. w. J. Hudgins went to
Norfolk last week on a business
trip, returning on Saturday.
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enterprise

It's always well t. have box Of
salve in the house. Sunburn. cuts.
bruises, piles aud boils yield 10 De
Wits Witch Hazel = alive. Should keep
a box on haud al all times 10 provide
for emergencies. For years the stand
ard. bat followed BY many in,itatorS
Se sure YOU set the genuine UeWitt's
W.tch Hazel Saive, Sold by 5. r.
Richardson.
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StjSANS.

Mrs James Miller, who has
been Guire sick for some time, is
no better. but continues to grow
worse. She has been removed
lrou her home near Willow Grove
- her brothers. Mr.. Joseph Diggs
where she can have the attention
of that family.
Mr.. Walter +. Forrest is also
on the sick list.
The rainy season still continues;
all Of the farmers are predicting
short crops; some say one half
that | consider too high an esti-
mate. but at this writing it looks
almost unreasonable TO expect a
shortage of less than twenty five
per cent, below the average crop.
Early planting is always .he best;
patches of the common field var
iety that We're planted early for
kitchen use are nov coming 10 the
saoie; TIE aags well dl'ed ard OF
good size, this Of course was
planted in the best lapG a0d re-
eeived spas,.u \ This IS
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COURT DAY.
Ware Gets One Year in the Pen
tentiaE DuYal Acquitted.

vale GetS Gle lear IN the Pen
tenti&E Dual Acquitted.
A very large crowd attended
the Court House on Monday, it
being Court Day. The first case
on the calendar was that of the
Commonwealth against Daniel
Ware. colored. One Sunday
night IN May as Eddie Lee, Ware
and few colored brethren were
leaving their church near the
Battery they began disputing.
The windup of it was that Daniel
Ware whacked Eddie Lee, col
.ored, a sledge-hammer blow on
the back OF the head. near the
ear, with big club, which put
Eddie out of business. Eddie
has not been able to hear the
report Of a cannon since. DANNY
Ware will shoe flies at the Peni-
Tertiary for year.
Harry Duval. indicted for Grim
inal assault upon ffteen-year-old
Clara Shawn. was acquitted BY
the jury.
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WAS lNPooa HeALrHFoR YEARS.

WNo 'NTOO'7 F5S Al y OF YEARS.
Ira W. Kelly, Of Mansfield. Pa,
writes: Il was in poor health for two
years, suffering from kidney and bl ad-
der trouble, and spent consider able
money consulting physicians without
Obtaining any marked benefit, bat was
cured by toley's Kidney Care. and
desire 70 add .ry testimony that il may
De the Cause OF restoring the health oi
Othcrs.' Refuse substitutes. Soda by
). =. Richa rdsou.
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Tina; is the warchword. That : v hat
Or;no Laxative Fruit Syrup does.
Cleauses and stimulates the bowels
without Irritation in any form $. i.
Richardson.
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II has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away diseases and
driven away more fears than any other
medicine in the world. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. s. cents, Tea
or Tablets. ASK your druggist.