The Newtown bee., April 23, 1897, Image 1

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NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1897 EIGHT PAGES.
NUMBER 16,
VOLUME XX.
-THE-
IBicsrcles Sc TeurLderra-s-
The unprecedented success of the Dayton Bicycle
Ua Jnatont Mwo-nitinn hv exDerts as the cominsr leader
and its rapid growth in popularity among appreciative
riders the world over, has become a pare 01 uie Dicyiueuis
T5o onra atuI mTA us a call before Durchasmsr. New
wa.V . 5- J X
and second-hand wheels on hand at all times, and at
prices.
all
THE CONGDON & CAEPENTER CO.,
J(gFIron & Steel, Carriage Hardware, Blacksmith and Tinners' Supplies.
438-440 WATER STREET,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
ITo-w is tlZLO Tirrxe to
TT ir i t We have a full line always in stock, H. V. John's MTg.
Halt a cent buys enough c gherwin Williams. John W. Masurv & Son, Devoe &
N1
S HER win - WjT.LiAMS Paint Raynolds Co., Paste and liquid colors, Atlantic, Jewett &
for two coats on one ,Ster,linS led: D,ean'8 l?ed oil' .Jf?an Drier' Painter's
c c orusnes ana austers.
square toot ot surtace.
Prices are Right
-AT-
HALLOCK'S HARDWARE STORE, DERBY, CONN.
We have a few more of those large
WOOD HEATING STOVES!
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On hand which we would be glad to part with just now for very
little money. We will sell them to you at first cost rather than
carry them over. If you are expecting to buy in the fall allow
us to say you can save money with interest buying now at
WE. B. SNIFFEN
JEWELER
-AND-
OPTICIAN,
SANDY HOOK, CONN.
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SANDY HOOK,
SPECIAL VALUES
IN
SPRING SUITS, CAPES,
JACKETS AND SEPARATE SKIRTS,
FOR
THIS WEEK.
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER,
Baa )ust received new and elegant back
grounds and accessories from new designs
especially adapted to the latest style ol pic
tures. All work; ol the highest grade ol ex
cellence. 244 MAIN ST.. DEEBY, CONN.
MC LEAN BKOTHERS,
211 MAIN ST.
DANBUBY, CONN.
-iron
Carriages, Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs, Heavy
and Liarht Sleds.
ALSO
Harness, Blankets, Lap Robes, Whips and all
1 Kinds of Horse Furnishirg
AT VERY IXW PRICKS, GO TO
268 MAIN STREET, Second Floor, D ANBURY, CONN.
Opposite Danbury Norwalk Bailroad Depot.
t, W. M ABSH,
oftanea MBBWM,
BEIDGEPORT SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE VAULTS.
Marsh
at Deposit Boxes
nated at reasonable rata.
Prlrate Booms
tor examining papers.
Steel Vaults,
iMme Lock,
Watchman,
Banking and-Brokerage, -
Mvrwln Xr ' unouse investments,
MerW Immon. ort o Bna.eport.
so Main St., Interest Allowed
Bridgeport, on
Conn. Deposits). ,
Spring: Sc Summoi aLllllriory.
491 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
D.P.Richardson, M. D.,
PHTSIC1A5 AID SCSSEOH,
Treatment of RUPTURE a
Specialty.
NO KNIFE! NO PAIN!
NO DETENTION FEOM BUSINESS.
Consultation & Examination Free
OffiM UC Xatidaaet. Sandy Hook.
Telephone Connection.. at Boil's. Drug Store
THE ALBANY DENTISTS,
388 MAIN STREET,
Opp. Cannon St., Bridgeport
PAINLESS
DENTISTRY
AT MODERATE
PRICES.
Paul U. Sunderland, M. .,
Phjmisiaa and Sargcen,
Nichols' Block, Cor. Main ,& White Streets,
Residence. 72 Elm St.
Honrs: Until a. m.; 2 to p. m. and 7 to 8
p. m.
V Leave orders at Grand Central Hotel,
Newtown. ,
EDWARDS M.8MITH, M.D. -
t PHTBICL&Jr AKTD SUBGKEOW.
Offiaa aaa Besidsaes Xtvtewa Btrast
Talsphoaa Coaasatioa.
DR JAME3 W. GORDON,
' ' ' ' Physician and Surgeon,
SANDT BOOK. ' . . -; , " CONK
ttesiaenoe at Mrs r. cauanan's. house, op
posite the old mill. Telephone call 8. C.
jtou'sarna; store. .
W. GKI8WOL.D, M. L.,
PHYSICIAN SUKGEON. ' i
Office and Besldenoe, F. A. Bennett Place,
Brookneld. -
Telephone, W.
ler's OLore.
4. Been-,
CXLXSTA.BUZSICT.lt.D., '
: , ngrateiaa Sarf aaa,
48.SUU8L,Bridspart.
XlMtriailf oat of to tnerastati trtau. of.
ftaa samrt froa 10 a. a. to 18 a 2IU , a.
DR E. S. TODD,
Graduate ot the American Veterinary col
leger -new i iw ijii-y, wium at we urana
Central Hotel.every Monday where he will be
prepares kto eitner castrate or spay or per.
toim any operations Dertainins to the aoi.
enee. Orders leit at the offioeol Rote) will
receive prompt attention at reasonable rates.
Telephone New England House, New alUiord,
New Houses
For Sale.
Bargain Prices and Very Easy Terms.
1. Cottage, Beech wood Ave. 2. Two
Family Honse, Beechwood Ave. 8. Cot
tage. Poplar St. 4. Cottage, Gem Aye.
6. Two Family House, Seaview Ave.
6. Cottage, Seaview Ave. 7. Cottage,
Jackson Ave. Inquire of
MXVTOw SAVINGS BUTK-Newtown
11 Conn. Incorporated 1856.
PHI LO CLARKE, President! C. H. NOBTH
BOP, Treasurer. i . m. to 8 p.m.;
BRIDGEPORT, CT , 88 WALL STREET,
A. 6. BAKER'S AD
You cannot afford to buy your
Spring stock ot Furniture until
yon have been to Hawleyville.
This is simply a remark of
ours but we think there is some
truth in it.
FUBNITURE,
CARPETS,
MATTINGS,
PIANOS.
A. G. BAKER,
Hawleyville, ' Conn.
Masurv's
Mixed Paints
Are Pure Linseed Oil Paints, and in
every respect equal to the best white
lead ana oil mixed and thinned at
the time oi application. These
paints are not chemical mixture,
and do not contain potash, silicate
of soda, or soap in any of their in
finite varieties. We assure all who
have homes to paint that better re
sults can be obtained by using Mas
ury's than any otber paint on the
market. If it does not prove satis
iaetory we will repaint your house
free ot cost. We are now opening
up 2000 cans, which comprise a lull
line of colors.
F. A. HULL & CO.,
Successors to Hull & Rogers,
181 Main St., Danbury.
A SPARKLING
GEM
Is a source of pleasure to the
owner, and is also a good in
vestment when bought at the
prices we are now asking to
fine selected stones. New in
voices Just received.
6. W. FAIKCHILD &
SON,
Sellers ot Advanced Styles In Fine
Jewelry at Popular Prices.
(ESTABLISHED 1866.)
357 Main Street, Bridgeport.
E. STONE.
NEW V
SPRING ATTRACTION!
Thousands ot dollars worth ol new and
seasonable Dry Goods at extremely low
prices .
DRESS GOODS-
Never was our assortment larger than
now nor our prices lower than this sea
son, we are showing the very latest
styles in all wool goods and exclusive
eneccs irom 20c to 7oc per ya.
SILKS.
1000 yards of Fancy Taffeta Silk suitable
for Waists, worth 59c per yd at 39c yd;
uebier gouus at ovc, wo ana jac.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
We have just received and open lor
nnitt kqu luapeciion a large invoice oi
Ladies' Suits, Spring Jackets and Separ
i oKixxs, oicycie costumes, etc.
SPECIAL.
120 pieces of White Towelling, going
witu a rusn, gooa value at ec ya only sc.
:el ST OUST IE,
229 MAIN STREET,
DANBURY, CT.
A SPECIAL SALE OF
WHITIHG'3 PAPER.
WHITING'S
PAPER
Five quire packag ' Whiting's satin wove or
cream laid 30c, usually 60c. lift Envelopes 25c.
Post Office News Room,
jnu. ii r. u. ajlvadxj,
Bridgeport, Conn.
FIRE INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE,
INVESTMENTS.
adjust now I have a safe 7 per cent invest
ment for a limited amount.
B. H. HATTOON,
Pythian Ball, Watertown, Conn
Telephone.
1 F. ii. ATVVOOD.
Graduated Veterinary Physician
and burgeon.
49-Orders by telegraph or telephone
romptly attended to. Local Telephone call
i. Office and Hospital, Minortown, Conn.
-FIRE INSURANCE
Old e liable Companies. Lowest Sates.
W. A. LEONARD. Newtown, Cons.
FAIRCHILD & MEAD,
general Insaraase And Seal Estate Agents,
61 FAIEFIKLD AVEHUE, BEIBGEPORT, COSH
Warner Building:, Soom 3.
CHARLES JONAS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Church St., Newtown Conn.
COUGHLIN BROS.
Bridgeport.
DEALERS 15 FIH SOU) WALL FAPESS,
OIL TIHTS, FRESCO BORDERS, DECORA
TIONS, WINDOW SHADES. FIXTURES. KTO.
A TUT rivtvalmatrt Sandy Hook,
aUnafhetarer and deslei It Usrotis Saddles
Bridles .Collars, Blanket!, ste.
W.E.BATTAM,
New Milford, Conn
D16 B. 14. SHOPP,
DOXltlBt,
All Anesthetics administered. Office Hours
V a. m. to 6. p.m.; Wednesdays and Thursdays
In Washington. BOTCI1KISSVIXLK, CONN
3Eol3C c3 Pools.,
SUBGEOS DEHTISTS, WOOD ?DRY, C0.VB.
I aarAt Mrs E. A. Bennett's, Sandy Hook, ev
' ery Thursday.
DOLLARS AND SENSE!
It Takes Sense to Win Dollars.
We Help You.
Oar Graduates are Bread Winners
Begin at Any Time. No Classes.
Nearly a Hundred Now Enrolled.
Stillman College,
276 MAIN ST.
DANBURY, CONN.
Business and Shorthand. Send lor
Circulars.
MARTIN'S
BUSWESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
OF
STENOGRAPHY & TYPEWRITING.
Rooms 33 to 37 Sanford BuDding.
403 Main St.,
Bridgeport.
Have in use in their Typewrit
ing department, the Reming
ton, Yost, Smith Premier and
Franklyn typewriters.
AGENT FOR
COLUMBIA AND
HARTFORD BICYCLES.
Photographic Supulies and Materials.
LICENSED PHARMACIST,
SANDY HOOK, CONN.
Sunday Hours 9.30 to 10 45 a- m-
12 to 1 and 6 to 7 p. m-
NEW HAVEN.
J". M.BROWN. D.S.GAMRLK.
F. M. BROWN & CO.
OUR
27
STORES
under one roof, with its
splendid Dry Goods ser
vice, is right in touch with
the season of blossoms.
When yeu can't come here write
for samples and shop by
mail. We supply thou
sands in this manner at
lowest cost satisfactorily.
No matter how low prices are
quoted elsewhere, ours
will be lower for like quality.
Here is a price proof
WINDOW
AWNINGS,
Local Affairs.
HDHiqUB E1TKKTA1IMEIT . '
AN EXHIBITION AND ENTEKTAINM Wt TO
BE GIVEN BY A COTERIE OF 1 U-IND
PEOPLE.
A number ol talented young blind oto-
Dlelrom the Institute ana inausi.mi
n . m ill
Home for the Blind, at uaraora, win
give an exhibition and entertainment In
aid of that institution at the Town Hall,
New town, Friday eveniDg, April 30.
Ad amateur brass band, glee club, com
posed entirely ol blind people will add
variety to the program, and those
who attend will enjoy a most pleasing
entertainment, and, at the same time by
thir patronrage, will contribute to a
worthy cause. One feature of the ex
hibition will be an illustration of the
manner in which the blind read, write,
transact business and keep their accounts.
When it is understood that this institu
tion, which now accommodates between
40 and 50 persons who are blind, is the
result of the efforts of a few blind peo-
le to rescue their less fortunate lellows
fr, om a life of idle dependance and place
the. -n in a situation where by proper
tneth ods of instruction they are taught
tobect 1me self reliant and eel! sopport
iDg, aoi ' their lives at the institution are
thus mafe1e happy and contented, we feel
sure that every benevolent person and
good citiz1?!. wi" take fc'ud'y interest in
their prosper1' an(? win be J? the r
patronage to couraga the ' ork they
have undertake! This enteW.nment is
endorsed by R Mr Linsley, Rev Mr
Barker, Rev Mr Wight, Rev Mr Taylor
and Rerv P. Fox.
complete for
1.89
75
kinds of Awning; Cloth to
choose from. Think of tie
comfort you get out of
this small sum.
all Paper,
AT 4c PER ROLL-
We have now in stock most art.lat.ift and
largest line ot Wall Papers ever shown which
we are selling at very low prices. White
Lead, Mixed Peints. Oil Colors, Oil. Varnish
es, Brushes, Glass, etc at very low prices.
W. W. WALKER & SON,
500 Main Street Bridgeport, Conn.
FREE FARE one way on all
purchases of $10 or over
within 30 miles of this city.
13 i JJ 9
MONEY WANTED on First-CJass Bridgeport
Property.
BOOM 7. 8ANFOHD B'L'D'G.
BEIDGEPOBT, CONN.
THE SO-CALLED .US SHIP-
To the Editor of The Bee, Sir .' Vs! Ihe
so-called all- ship in the West, which
tronomers claim is the star Alpha Orlanlg
is attracting considerable attention, the
following account of a phenomenon, tak
en from a History of Connecticut pub
lished in London, England, in 17S1, may
interest some of your readers.
About 1640 the people of New Haven
fitted out a ship and sent her richly laden
to Eoglana to procure a patent for the
colony and a charter for the city.
Aicer tne snip aaa Deen at sea some
weeks there happened in New England
a violent storm which induced the peo
ple or Jew Haven to fast and pray, and
enquire ot tue Lord whether their
ship was in that storm or not. This
was a real fast, for the people neither are
nor drank from sunrise till sunset.
At 5 o'clock in the afternoon thev canin
out of meeting, walking softly and sadly
nomewaras. on a sudden the air tlmr,
dered, and the lightnings shone abroad
They looked up towards the heavens,
when they beheld their ship under fnll
sail, and the sailors steering her from
west to east, bhe came over the meeting
...
wnere they had fasted and prayed, and
then was met by an euroclydon. which
rent the sails, and overset the ship ; in a
lew moments she fell down near the
weather cock on the steeple, and instant
ly vanished. The people all returned to
the meeting, where the minister pave
thanks to God for answering the desires
of bis servants, and for giving them an
infallible token of the loss of their ship
and charter. Arthur T. Nettleton.New-
town, April 19. 1897.
and all descendants of the family either
direct or collateral, are requested to com
municate with him at once In order that
all missing lines may be completed, thus
insuring an early publication of the book.
THE EPIKSTEES' CLUB RISES 10 EXKASZ.
These few crisp newspaper bits wUl
show how the Spinsters' club has cap
tured other places ; it may certainly be
said that if the spinsters have not ue
ceeded In entrancing men's hearts, they
have, by their irresist&ble charms, taken
the men's pocketbooks by storm. These
clippings show what the Spinsters' club
has done elsewhere; but remember that
an entirely new organization is to be
form?d here, peculiar to Newtown,grcw
ing out of Newtown soil, true to New
town life. This captivating aggregation
will make its first and only appearance
for the season at the Town ball on Fri
day evening, May 7. The castof charac
ters and fuller details will later appear.
Following are the newspaper references:
This moraine the sale ol M-atu lor (be Spin
sters' Convention will open at Onnaions. The
ladles ot Oil City, Pa., will rpat this excel
lent entertainment tor the benefit ot the
Young Men's Christian a&aoci&Uon.
Tbe Spinster Club ot Duqueane kept a large
audience in constant merriment, Friday even
ing. In response to numerous request the l&4ie
of Sharpgburg have decided to repeat tbe en
tertainment, 'Tiie Spinsters' Fortnightly
Club," which was given a short time ago lor
the benefit ot ths Phaxpsburs Y. M. C. A. and
made such a decided hit. Tbe second rendi
tion will be on Friday evening, Marcb 26, in
the Y. M. C. A. hall, with several change in
costuming and tbe addition ol a number of
songs.
DEATH OF DASIEL GEXG0ET.
The honor of cant urine the prize trout
must be awarded to Carl Kelly. It was
a beauty and tipped the scales to the tune
of 21 1-2 ounces.
William H. Glover drives a new horse.
purchased of Charles Couch of New Mil-
xora.
Hermon Peck has a new Columbia bi
cycle. He Informs his friends that it ia
the hardest colt be ever broke.
(Formerly Danbury Dry Goods Co.,J2S Main St.)
17
245 Main Street,
Danbury,Conn.
30 OP HOBSES !
Just arrived. Farm and Business Wagons, Carts, Surreys,
Traps, Runabouts, Harness, Robes, Blankets, etc. Ask to see
our special $8 Harness. It is a bargain. 1897 Bicycles, $30
up to $125. Solid rubber tires put on at our own factory.
COLXT3VEBIJS STABXjSS,
PECK & LINES'
157 to 181 Middle St-, Bridgeoort Cona
BURR & KNAPP, Bankers and Brokers,
363 Main Street, - - - - - BndfTJOrt. Conn.
BONDS STOCKS, MORTGAGES AND DEBENTURES. INSURANCE
STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD TICKETS
Payings, 51-2, 6, 7, 7 1-8 and 8 per cent. Deposits received subject to draft and interest
paiu on same, securities oougnt ana sola on commission, f oreign Dlus ot exchange. V
ulax Drafts and Bank Money Orders available In all parts ot Europe.
TAKE NOTICE!
A 'regular first-class dinner served for 35c.
Electric fans. Good service guaranteed. Give
us a call.
C R- BLANCHARD,
tl FAIETIELD AVE, BEIDGEPOBT.
: Next Door to Park City Theatre . ,
HORSE BLANKETS !
and everything else in that line ot fur- :
nishlngs. Every size, quality and
price. Eepairing a specialty.
WILSON & W00STEB,
891 Water St- BridgenortiCt
NEWTOWN'S CENTRAL MARKET
J 3. BLACKMAH, Proprietor. -Native
Beef. Newtown Street.
WITH OK WITHOUT i'LATKS.
Plates that fit well, look veil, are easv to
wear and that you can eat with as easily as
with natural ones. Crowns and Bridges that
enhance the beauty ot the mouth, and that are
strong and durable, warranted 22k Gold, at
half usual prices. All operations painless by
our new painless process.
BOSTON DENTAL CO.,
430.MAIN ST, BRIDGEPORT.
DSE. S. WARNES, DRC M. PENNY,
UAJNAUKll. AooOUiATJE,
DAVESPOET & O'HABA, Attoram ad Cobb
lellori at Law. Btatt itrott. Bridgrtpcrt.Ootic
Mr and Mrs Fredeiick Hartmann and
little daughter of Rochelle Park, N. J.,
spent the latter part of last week and
Sunday with Thomas Murphy on West
street.
Miss Mabel Morris is the happy owner
of a new bicycle.
Mn Strong of New Britain hag been a
guest at D. C. Bacon's.
Patrick Bradley, who is now employed
in Jersey City, has passed a few days in
town.
Jerome Judson, of the backing eetab-
lisbment of Marsh, Merwin & Lemuion
of Bridgeport, passed Sunday with his
mother, Mrs Julia Judson.
Miss Briscoe of Shelton haB visited Miss
Mary Keating.
Mrs J. A. Taylor has visited in Shelton.
Earl Scrivens is home for a few days.
Mrs James Pratt bag visited at Snake
Rock farm, Miss E. J. Burritt returning
with her to Brooklyn.
Miss Hattie Taylol spent Easter in Or
ange. Charles Morris and Bister spent Good
Friday visiting his uncle, E. J. Morris,
and trying his luck routing,
Mr and Mrs B. Way land of Bethel have
visited their daughter, Mrs George Os-
born.
Mrs William R. Ferris has visited in
De.by.
S. D. Sharp hag exchanged horses with
Baldwin of Derby.
Mrs Eliza Sbepard is visiting her eon,
William H. Shepard.
Mias Ada Curtiss of Norwalk ia visit
ing her uncle, Charles Boteford.
iyaniel Gregory, one of the esteemed
residents of Taunton district, died on Fri
day morning, aged 73 year.eigbtmocths
and 16 days. He was a native of Uidge-
"ld, but has passed many yetrs in this
u By occupation be was a carpen-
town. - aso owned a farm to which
ter, but ht -o or less time. Mr Greg
he devoted mo. iling health for 14
ory has been in . months has been
months, and forfullv lo trvived by a
confined to his bed. He is b. "'s Mead
wife and one daughter, Mrs Fen . ""4
Mr and Mrs Gregory had been marr..
POat-o fr.A J 1 l
me uy ue aiea. ice funeral wa
attended on Monday from his late home
in Taunton district, Rev James Taylor
officiating. The bearers were J. B. Fair
child, S. S. Scudder, George Crane and
F. A. Young. The interment was in the
Elmwood cemetery in Bethel.
J. A. James of Hawleyville has a very
promising thoroughbred two-rear-iH
colt which is broken and bandies Pn
bowing an extra good gait for the age.
Mrs Addle Xichols is having a lRr
cistern dug at her house, which when 3a-
isned will be equipped with a filter n,i
pipes to carry the water into the house.
In tbe division, last fall, of the cmr.
of the late Rebecca Lake of Hawleyville,
airs j. 2i. lake of Bridgeport wa aicon
the house and barn and her children the
land. Mrs Lake thinks land in T.t-
George district mnst be valuable as they
did not even giye her a garden with the
house.
Miss Jennie Brown is visitine her sister
in Norwalk.
Rev O. W. Barker was taken suddenly
ill after morning service at the Conirr-
gational church on Sunday, and was un-
aoie to be present at the evening service.
urier addresses were made bv M. r.
Rodgers and A. P. Smith.
Miss Katharine Reynolds, who is now
at Lakewood, N. J., has been at home
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs S. C. Glover's residence is being
brightened with a new dress of paint.
at the hands of Painter Canfleld and
men.
Hermon Peck has his oil eccine at
Constable C. B. Johnson's and is using
the power to cut up Mr Johnson's wood
pile. Later Mr Peck will remove his
engine to E. L. Johnson's to do similar
work.
Mrs Bemis Is very successful with her
incubator, as the young chicks testify.
H. N. Lattin has sold bis farm to Jul
ius Basson. '
Mrs E. M. Sherman is making repairs
on ber Ansonla property.
Robert P. Wakeman of Southport, Ct.,
is compiling a history of tbe Wakeman
family, in England and In this country,
Arthur T. Nettleton rides a new Rem
ington bicycle, bought of his brother,
Joseph Nettleton of New Milford.
Earle Stevens of Hawlevv!ll h re
moved with his family to Hotcbkissville,
where he is now employed.
4
Two years ago R. J. Warren, a dur--
gist at Pleasant Brook, ;X. Y., brought
a small supply of Chamberlain's Conh
Remedy. He sums up the reeult at fol
lows : "At that time tbe goods were un
known in this section : to-dav Chamhor.
Iain's Cough Remedy la a household
word." it is tbe same in hundreds of
communities. Whercever tha rnml
qualities ot Chamberlain's Cough Kem-
cuy uei-uiues Known tne people will bare
nothing else. For sale bv E. F. ITawW.
Newtown; S. C Bull, Sandy Hook; W.
JN. uurd, Stepney Depot. "
- HOWS THIS!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Keward for
any case of catarrh that cannot ba eared by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. chek K Y CO, Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known K. J.
Cheney lor the last 16 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transac
tions and financially able to oarry out any oh
ligation made bythelr firm.
Wbst Tao ax. Wholesale DragglstA.ToIedo,
Ohio.
Wa ldino. KrsjfAir A MAanx.WnoIesale Dnu
gists, Toledo, O. .
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
Ins directly upon tne blood and muooua sur
faces ol the ay uim. Price 76o per botUe. Sold
by aildragglsu. Testimonial tree.