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Foolish People Gone Wild.

Last evening he delivered a revolu-
%tionary address in behalf of the Rus
sian propaganda which was strangely
eloquent, and at its close men and wo-
men fell over themselves in their de-
sire to throw Gorky money, jewels and
v%aluables for the benefit of the cause.
, 1906-06-09
JONES SAYS BRYAN IS
COMING CANDIDATE

Taft today announced that he is not a
candidate for the presidential nomina-
ton. He does not want the place and
would not take it, in fact, unless cir
cumstances not likely to arise might
cause him to change his opinion.
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GOING HOME AFTER
ATTENDING WEDDING.

Mrs. Ed Matthews, wife of the pas
senger conductor, who was here to at
tend the wedding of her nephew, Geo.
knadler, and Miss Bamforth on the
evening of the 9th, will leave for home
tonight.
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Williams Nav Retire

Washington, June 9.-John Sharp
Williams, the democratic leader in con-
gress, it is said today, is likely 10 term
mate his political career, to accept a
p~rofessorship in the University of vir-
ginia.
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Killed Wife and Self.

st. Louis, Mo, June 9.-Daniel Seel-
ing a San Francisco refugee, shot and
killed his wife and then himself be
she refused to give him money to
establish a tailoring shop.
, 1906-06-09
Blackburn as Chairman.

Washington, June 9.-The demo-
cratic senators in caucus elected Sena-
tor Blackburn as chairman, vice Sena-
tor German, deceased.
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Hot Wave Is Broken.

Chicago, ILL.,, June 9.-After killing
twelve people, the hot wave was bro
ken today by a lake breeze. Scores
are in the hospitals suffering from heat
prostration. More deaths are ex-
pected.
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Lawton, Okla, June 9.-The town of
Snyder, Kiowa county, was wiped off
the map by fire last night and many
persons had close calls from death.
The population of Snyder is about a
thousand. The blow was most severe
because the sufferers had scarcely re.
covered from last years tornado,
which partially destroyed the town.
Eleven Business Houses Burned.
Eleven business houses, composing
nearly half the business section of
Snyder, were destroyed by the flames.
Loss, $4,000.
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WINDSTORM AT LESLIE
FIR

The windstorm at Leslie last We'd
nesday, the day of the bad windstorm
here, was something to be wondered
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London, June "a st. Petersburg
dispatch says it is reported that the
Russian ministry has resigned.
, 1906-06-09
DISASTROUS FIRE TAKES POR-
TON OF THE BUSINESS SEC
TON OF SNYDER DUR
ING THE NIGHT.

Many People Had Narrow Escapes and
Destruction Follows Devastation
by Cyclone About Year Aso-Kan-
sas Supreme Court Reporter Falls
Dead on His Porch While Stopping
to Pick Up Morning Paper.
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cOACHMAN SMITH WHO RAISED
LARGE SUM BY BUYING
GOODS ON CREDIT OF
HIS EMPLOYERS.
Had Articles Charged to "Father" and
Bills Were Paid Without Question
and Fathers Refused to Prosecute
Diversity of Opinion as to the
Hanging of Woman in Missouri
for Killing Husband.

New York, June 9.-Coachman
Smith, who has been a driver for
members of the -four hundred" was
arrested today for grand larceny. For
five ear he has been getting fine
harness, expensive coach material, We
hicles and other things from big deal
ers and having them charged to faith
err" who at various times was Mr..
Havemeyer, Mr.. Vanderbilt, Mr.. Rodg,
ers, Mr.. Belmont or other prominent
citizens
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coachman At End Of ROpe.

Many of these bills we're paid with.
out hesitation, in other cases the faith
ers" would not prosecute, but today
the coachman came to the end of his
rope.
, 1906-06-09

Court Reporter Falls Dead.
Topeka, Kas., June st. e. Dewey,
, 1906-06-09

Disfayor Hanging Woman.
Jefferson City, Mo, June st
, 1906-06-09
West Side School.

The assignments in the West Sid
school were as follows:
Miss Grant, principal.
Miss lies, grades 3 and 4.
Miss Kleemann, grades 1 and 2.
, 1906-06-09

Walden yesterday afternoon, and was
among the callers at The Republican
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gar direct from Vermont. Only at Farmers Trading Co. s.
 The kind that suits, Darlington Hall coffee; once a customer always one. Sales average 25O pounds month Only at Farmers Trading Co. $.
 Buy your seeds at Farmers Trading Co. s if you want the best.
 The popular c. H. Booth & Bentley Go. announce an extraordinary shoe sale; $500 stock of women's shoes and Oxfords are to be sold at a quarter to a third off regular prices. The store opens Saturday at a. m. Read their big adv.
 Sixty laughs an hour at the Opera House, Thursday night.
 "The Runaway Match" Thursday night, May 10. Go and laugh. H. M. Baker of Washington will pay a reward of $5 for the return of a rough-coated, yellow-haired terrier dog which wandered away. The dog wore an embossed collar.
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BROOKFIELD,

MIR LEES STEAM CAR ARRIVES IN l
 TOWN.
 James Lees new automobile arrived l in town, last Saturday. It is up-to- date in every respect, being capable of carrying five or six persons. It is a large and heavy machine and with our present rough roads requires an exper- fenced hand to run it. Herbert Lake has been running it until MT Lee be- comes more familiar with it.. TO AID THE SAN FRANCISCO SUFFER-
 The collections in the churches, to- gether with the personal contribu- tions, amounted to 81 on Monday morning. The idea originated with F. s. Curtis, who will send it to the prop CT parties to forward.
 SAW DEER IN NEARBY FIELD.
 When Frank Pinckney was going to his work at Mrs A. N. Hawley's, last Saturday morning, he saw deer stand ing in the middle of the road not far from MT Halpin'S. It ran on ahead and turned into meadow. After get ting near the center of the field 1t turned around and looked to see who it was.
 Herbert Lake traded his auto with A. s. Mansfield for a pair of horses, which he took to Newtown the next day and sold for cash. together with light surrey. It does not take Herb great while to see an opportunity to make money.
 Miss Flora Griffin spent Sunday with her sister in Bridgeportf Miss Josephine Smith of Bridgeport spent Sunday with her parents.
 J. c. Smith, son of Mrs E. 0. Smith, one of the editors of the Boston Globe, started, last Monday, for two months trip abroad, all expenses to be paid by the Globe. His wife ac- companies him. 1t has been custom ary for the paper to send some of it's staff every year, each taking their turn, and MT Smith is very happy to be the beneficiary this year. l Rev E. l.. Whitcome left town on Wednesday for his new home with his son in Poughkeepsie amid the sincere regrets of our townspeOple. l Vernon WetmOre expects to move his family West, soon, and is selling his furniture.
 Mrs John McMahon and sMiss M Meany spent Sunday in New Milford Herbert Kellogg of Pittsfeld spent a few days in town, last week.
 friends from Danbury and New York, Sunday.
 Miss Ada Cotton entertained friends from Bridgeport, Sunday.
 | K. H. Beers has very sick horse un- der the care of Dr Knapp of Danbury. It began with horse distemper which developed into~"'strangles, and has been in dangerous condition for some time, but is now slowly improving. Howard Peck's horses have been sick with the distemper.
 , Mrs E. c. Smith, 1ho has been quite poorly. from the effects of a severe care of Dr J. F. Smith.
 MT and Mrs H. l.. FoOte are to en- certain the Alpha whist club on Wed . neSdaY evening, May 2
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ministers meet, next week Wednes- day, in New Milford, at the parsonage, with Rev F. l.. Johnson.
 The M. M. degree will be>conferred at Rising Sun, No. 27, at Washington Depot, on Friday evening of next week.
 H. M. Baker will pay reward of S5 for the return of a rough. coated, yellow.haired terrier dog which wan dered away. The dog wore an emboss- ed collar.
 Mrs c. c. Boardman entertained .as guests, last week, her two sisters, the Misses Kennedy, from New York. ,
 Miss Frances Hickox has returned from New York and is now residing at her former home in Litchheld.
 MT and Mrs Thornton Cogswell en- tertained :Mr and Mrs .Shirk of New Preston, last Sunday.
 The Monday Club held it's annual meeting, this week, in the chapel. Elijah Woodruff gave an interesting talk on the early records of the church when kept by Rev Daniel BriDSmade and Ebenezer Porter. He also showed a copy of the first temperance sermon known to have been delivered. It was preached in 1905 in the Congree ational church by Ebenezer Porter: The H 0lcCUIO0 Ol OIlC0TS was V10 PE1uCIPdl feature of the business part of the meeting. Miss Mary Church was elected president.
 The little three-year.Old son Of MI and Mrs Belfanti was run over by the stage coach, last week. At first his injuries were thought to be very seri. ous, but he is recovering rapidly and will soon be well again.
 Mrs Ruah Atwood has been quite Ill with an attack of measles, but is on the road to recovery.
 Dr w. J. Ford gave an entertaining talk in the Hall on the Green, Tues. day evening, under the auspices of the Mems club. The subject of the discourse was Porto Rico from which place he has but recently returned from visit.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Jay Cape, son of Mrs w. H. Cburch to a young lady from New York: The marriage will take place in the Episco pal church on May 8.
 Arbor and Bird day will be Observec in the schools on Friday.
 Miss Catherine Sheehey went tt New York, last week, to attend wedding and returned Monday night
 The two societies at the Gunnery gave a dance on Saturday evening il the Gunnery hall.
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SOUTHBURY.
NOTES FROM HULL's HILL.

O. B. Johnson, :FIenry Davis and Thomas Pinkerton are all under the care ofDr Green. A gang .of men .hav- been at work citing poles for the s. N. E. Telephone %, and ex- pect to get the line complete by May 10.
 Monterey Bryant sold three of his dairy COWS to O. B. Johnson.
 Mrs Cyrus Gray is in New York visiting. Mrs Sheldon is keeping house for MT Gray.
 A family from Danbury are soon to move to Cyrus Gray's farm in Kettletown.
 It is reported that Elmer Lewis has pur- chased John Brennan's place on Finnie.
 Hermon Perry has been visiting his daughter in Watertown.
 MT Williams and wife from Water bury spent Sunday at his parents home in SOuthfOrd.
 The Choral Union Society will re- hearse for Sunday at the Methodist church, Friday.evening, at half past z.
 George Platt is very much better.
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The store that stands for quality in it's goods is that of the Charles Mon- son Co. of New Haven. When buying there you know you are making no mistake about the quality of the arti- cles you get. This store has been es- abolished for more than 40 years. They carry on prompt mail-order depart ment and so their out-of-tOwn custom CTS can enjoy the advantages of this store in that way. They send samples for the asking of dress goods, silks, wash goods, white goods, faces or trim mings. If you are in need of something in their line and find it inconvenient to visit the city just at present, drop them a postal and they will help you
 than your nearest postof1ice. They pay express or freight charges on all
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RRIDGEWATEKs
GRANGE NOTES.


 Gilbert A. Vincent of Kent, Deputy for Housatonic Valley Pomona, No. To, was in Bridgewater, April 25, look ing after Grange interests, and at tended the regular meeting of the To- cal Grange that evening, addressing the members in live, practical talk.
 Miss Alice Wooster with violin, ac- companied by Mrs Gorton, pianist, furnished some fine music at the last Grange meeting.
 Eight applications for membership were received at the last regular meet ing and special meeting will be held, this week, to receive more.
 Bridgewater Grange have engaged Mrs Ida Jenness Moulton to give one of her entertainments in their hall, Wednesday evening, May 10. These who were so fortunate as to hear her when she gave her reading in Febru- ary were so much pleased, that we shall expect full house at the coming event. The admission will be 25c and the hour 8 p. m.
 Edwin L. Minor of Derby was the guest, last Sunday, of his mother, Mrs B. R. Wooster.
 Miss Julia Randall of Washington was a guest at B. k. Wooster's, the early part of the week.
 Lee s. Dickinson was in Oxford, Monday.
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OUR NEl0HBORS.
sTEPNEY.
MISS eLOvER-MR JOYCE.

MISS 0LOVER-MK JOYCE.
 A very pretty home wedding took place, last week Thursday, April 26, at F o'clock, at the home of MT and Mrs James Glover of Shelton, when their daughter, Mary Rebecca, was united in marriage to John Carlton Joyce of Stepney, by Rev c. D. Reid. rated for the occasion in green and white, the ceremony being performed under canopy of green from which suspended large white marriage bell, the whole being banked with green. The bride was charmingly attired in white and carried bouquet of white carnations. The groom wore the con- ventional suit of black. After an elaborate luncheon had been partaken of they took the o'clock train for Hopewell Junction, N. Y. They were the recipients of many pretty and use ful gifts; Those present were Mrs Glover, MT and Mrs John s: Joyce, MT and Mrs George w. Drew, MT and Mrs Jerpme Nichols. William Nichols, Bertha Nichols, MT and Mrs H. w. Joyce, Stanley Joyce, Miss Margaret Lewis, Allan L. Joyce, MT and Mrs John Glover, Raymond Glover, Joseph D. Wheeler, 0. Drew Glover, G. w. Glover, James B. Glover, Thomas Glover, Mrs c. D. Reid, Miss Dorothy Reid, Miss Clara Webster, Miss Bessie Sharpe, Miss Anna M. Tomlinson, Mrs R. T. Upton, Mrs N. Wakelee. After visiting many points of interest in New York State, they returned home, Monday afternoon, es !s.,t to the sIoom's SsHnn tion was'given them by the family and immediate friends. The house wal prettily decorated with potted plants and carnations. Tea was served where the tables fairly groaned from under the weight of good things, A serenade was given them about g o'clock in the evening by the young people of tho village, interspersed with singing by the ladies, with pieces appropriate tt the occasion. When a speech wal called for an invitation was given tt come in, which they accepted. Aftel congratulations had been rendered they were treated to cake and lemon ade. After little social time Milor B. Hswley proposed they give thre' rousing cheers to J. Carlton Joyce ant hi9 bride for their hOSpitalitV.
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WASHINGTone

JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, JR., IN WASH
 INGTON. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and his cousin were in town, one day last week.
 John Duncan moved to South Main Thomas Costigan works the farm in o. Camps. v
 The neighbors in Lower street found baskets of flo wers on their door, steps, Tuesday morning, with May day compliments.
 The Litcht1eld So lth Association Cf
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SORE NIPPLES.

A cure may be effected by applying Chamberlain's Salve as soon as the child is done nursing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the child to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salve with the best results. Price 25c per box. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, San dy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; s. J. Parks, Trumhull *
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NEW FAIRFIELD.

The report of the Great Meadow dis trict school is as follows: Pupils neith- CT absent nor tardy during the month of April: Eddie Chase, August Brick son, Selma Erickson. Absent one day: Robert Chase. Total number enrolled, Il; average attendance, 92 Carrie SchOen, teacher.
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GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud- ing piles. Druggists refund money if 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 be forwarded, postpaid, by Paris Medicine Co.,, St Louis, Mo.
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STOMACH TROUBLES.

Mrs Sue Martin, an old and highly respected resident of Faisonia, Miss. was sick with stomach trouble for more than six months. Chamberlain's Stom- ach and Liver Tablets cured her. She says: "I can now eat anything I want and am the proudest woman in the world to find such a good medicine. {" For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. R. Blakeman, Botsford; $. J. Parks, Trumbull,
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NEW MILFORD.
BOARDM

Mrs N. Glennon of the Plains has been spending few days with Mrs A. E. Marsh.
 Mrs J. c. Moore has moved to New Haven.
 Mrs Elvira Schultz is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs Demon Hoyt.
 Postmaster I. F. Northrop is on the sick list.
 w. H. Thomas of Gaylordsville has been visiting at the home of bis cousin, E. G. Thomas.
 Mrs Gilbert Bond of Hartford is the guest of her sister. Mrs A. G. BArnes
 Nothing like it, tn 1t real map,e su-
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
s DARLING. RRIpGEPORC.

& DARLING. BRIDGEPORT.
 Apples: Greening, $2 OOa.3 50; Bald win, 3.OOa4.OO; RusSet, 25Oa4 25; Ben Davis 5Oa$4. Strawberries 15a2O; Potatoes, 75a8O. Onions, Red, 5Oa 60 per bushel; white, 5Oa1. 50; Cabbage, new, 2.25 per crate; Celery, per dozen stalks, 6Oa$l.
 Butter: Creamery, first grade, 28; second grade, 24a26; common, 14a16; Dairy, first grade, 25a27. Cheese, full cream, l4a16 lb. Eggs, fresh nearby, 19c doz. Live chickens, Hale lb.: fowls, l2a15; ducks, 14a16; geese, 14a16; Dressed chickens, 15a18; fowl, 14al7; ducks, 14al7; geese 14a17. Calves, hog dressed, 7a9; pigs, 6d8a; hogs, 4a6.
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father, Truman H. Pierce. His post office address is SOuthbury, Route l.

MT and Mrs w. H. Williams, who lived at Little York, moved, last week, to Lake Mahopac, N. Y.
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BETHEL,

Chauncey Bennett has just gradua- ted from the Stillman Business college, Danbury.
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QUAKER'S FARMS.

AN ATTEMPT MADE TO BURN THE NEW HALL
 Last Wednesday morning 1t was discovered that the new hall had been set on fire some time during the night: The front door was partly burned and kerosene oil had been poured under the door, rags and papers were been offered and efforts are being made to find the guilty party. The people of Quaker's Farms have welcomed all to their entertain why some one desires to destroy their build ing.
 AT CHRIST CHURCH.
 Services at Christ church for the month of
 Service at Christ church was conducted. last Sunday morning, by Rev Mir Harper Cf Schenectady, who gave an able and instruct i've discourse and was well liked by the peep @ of this place.
 Mrs Q. Q. Ryder is visiting her daughter, Mrs 0. E. filling. of Stamford.
 The people of this place were pleased to see MT and Mrs 0. B. Wooster Of Ansonia, Sunday
 Charles Olsen of Hull's Hill has ntered the employ of R. Z Hawkins and will commence housekeeping soon in his tenem ent house, lately vacated by Frank Williams and family who have moved to New Jersey. , Elisha Hubbell is making repairs on his assisting hi m in the work.
 A. Meigs and family are back to the Farms again and are expecting to make ex-
 ank Williams and wife. who were living in M s o. B. Brewers tenement house, have moved to their new home near Hu lPs Hill.
 Christ church people were glad to see o. B Johnson and B Davis at church, Sunday, as they have both been on the sick list
 Raymond Lewis is assisting the Misses Da- wis with their farm work.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

BODY OF LAWRENCE B. PIERCE NOT
 YET DISCOVERED.
 The body of Lawrence B. Pierce. who was drowned while trying to cross the Shepaug river near the bridge at the mouth of the river, a few weeks ago, has not yet been found. Should anyone discover it anywhe re down the Housatonic river, they will confer great favor by notifying hi
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MARK WELL. If you are tn ink ing of buying talking machine don't neglect to stop in at the Century Co.,, 837 Main street, Bridgeport, next to Smiths theater, and see the most complete up-to.date line of machines, record cabinets. record cases and re- cords in this section of the country, this is the place to get everything you need in the talking machine line and the best. Most people are aware that it is always chea pest to get the best, especially in talking machines. as there are so many sO-called cheap ma chimes, which really are not cheap at any price. Remember you don't have to pay cash here, if you want to get a nice outfit, you can pay part cash and the balance on easy terms, if you are honest your credit is good at The Gen. tury Co.,, and you don t have to pass a civil service examination to get credit there. If you have any kind of talk ing machine and would Ike to ex- change it for an up-to-date machine stop in and see them, they will allow you literally for the old one. Perhaps you own machine and buy records, write to them for catalogue for ei- ther disc or cylinder records and they will send you what you want and whenever you want them don't forget the address, The Century Co.,, S37 Main Street, Bridgeport.
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KENT.

WHAT THE MACEDONIA REPORTER
 WRITES.
 Miss Lena Wathley was in Cornwall Mrs Sarah Fletcher is visiting her sister, Miss O. N. Pratt.
 Charles Whitney is doing carpenter work for Joseph Wathley and son. ing few days with the family.
 A MT Smith and family have moved in part of M. Gersitz'S house and will do carpenter work for MT Hopson.
 Al BAD FOREST FIRE.
 There was a two days fire on Mt Ago, caused by lighting small fire near Clarence Fuller's summer cot tage. The heavy thunder shower, Sunday night, put it out, before it had done any serious damage.
 A little child of Alfred Mercy of Kent Furnace was buried in the Epis- copal cemetery.
 town for week. They give nightly but the main object is to sell their remedies.
 There was hearing on telephone case in the Town hall on April 27, which was adjourned to some future time.
 A meeting of the sewer association was held at the home of Charles Eaton.
 Charles Smith has friend from Bridgeport, a Mrs Davis, stopping l with her for the present. Mrs Sophia Eaton and Mrs Alice Hamilton have visited at John Judd's. They are his sisters and live in New York City; also Miss Winifred Wing of Wingdale. N. Y., who is a niece of Mrs Judd, has been guest at the pleasant Judd home.
 Mrs Kate Cole, and Mrs Grace Corn wall of Bridgeport, cousins of the i Gibbs sisters, have been stopping at the Homestead for few days.
 Peabody, the scientific opticlan, will be in New Milford, Ct., at M. W. Hills jewelry store, May ' to 13.
 A great sale of shoes now on at the ! store of the popular 0. H. Booth & Bentley Co.,, New Milford.
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orders amounting to S1 or more. You can't do better than to trade with them.
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STATE OF OHIO, C11 Y OF TOLEDO,

STATE oF OHI', CI1Y OF TOLEDO, cc
 LUCAS COUNTY. o Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is sen doing business in the O1ty of Toledo County and State aforesaid, and tha. said firm will for each and every case of Oatarrh that can not be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J CHENEY. sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. u, 1SS6
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A. W. GLE ASON,

- Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 75c. Talla Hall,S rnilu Pills 00nSfiDQfiQn