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/ - '.\.:' <:*•, i. :.t. «.iiijS>riij.ii.,, l ;wy i1 '' ,iimt*mm wyww^«»yhMMwii»iWi^yw»jW8y .'.iCV'tmJiJ! i .u.m.W'.'.v.\.-. 1 teiw I'lti'W-ww ^Sintered tM^A^'J^B^^ Act ofdmhmot Itorch 3; 1CT.- ; BVjnail o? carrier,: HMW*.?«£*• ****' • W Xn*8s CO'cents fc* feet '. . : Souths, invariably to adduce. . AiTfftteMig'RfttiBs cm APPUoftltoa,;' * , Republican Norninajfom for Member of Assembly; JlHABHIS a BRIDGHSaiAN.- For Coroner, FBWAKD M0NSO& 1903 AUGUST 1903 Su, 2 •9 it 38 SO Mo. 3 10 17 '2* Ttt. 4 11 18 25 We, 5 12 19 26 a?h. 6 13 20 27 Er, 1 14 21 28 s&- 1 \S 1ft Ea s& MOON'S PHA3E8. «,m. I UJMcon <^Qu^rtw 16 >.'m. I JQIMU* ®K$ 8 «.tm or 29 leal Pt3M( MURDERED BY ROBBER :tfi»M';.«t' : the-• treaty. • The\cwmTsjrion iSfMft the&v anneuscartbe day on which (fa* $81 r ..viir^|^«tiS:. wJli: be heard, ^: : ffw uoeumehts have not yet been ,ltii|p])i{bllc' ftiit it l # learned that the w»oie controversy centers upon Qsa< [aas-'s effort tp^if^an outlet to the Jest. It. la }«ie^', authoritatively that tto' Canadian ;agent asseitts that un- der the Bii?89,:Bi;}tfj8ji iitf^aty of .1825 the JUne'prfcjpafly crosses numerous in-. ;iots, Incladlii^ the'neadwaters of the Lynn canal. The' contention seems to lift that the inlets less than six miles wide situated in tie disputed region Jielong to Canada. • \EJaiteq States Counsel Foster vigor- ously pppOsed this view, holding that the treaty clearly places the - •line. 30 ,miles inland, following the sinuosities o£ the pQast, and thus separates Can< rtdjav Worn all the arms of tie ocean nna. puts Porcupine •creek and tjie. gold district under American Jurisdiction* TE*he American representatives . are foafldent that their positlpn. Is unaa- Bailable. The commissioners\ ejepect that the complete consideration of the; entire case will take less than, two months and that even Bhould the com. mission fall to render a majoritysward Ihe facts will 'be clearly established.' This will'lead to aa easier settlement In tae fufure. Letter Carriers Association, ' ByraqiiBe, Aug, 31. — The* Wth and last axrnTfal convention of the National Association of Letter Carriers opened jn this city today, and from present indications it promises to be one of the largest in the history of the or- ganization. At the last meeting of the aflsociatlon held at Denver, it was vot- ed to hold IMenhialrBessIons after the convention of 1003 and for this reason tlm strife for offices in keener ' than usual. Two Men Killed and Others Wounded. Two IN BARNS OF CHICAGO RAILWAY. NO FAULT TO FIND. Sir Threo of the Vlotlmi Were Word- ing. In the Oashlor'a Offleo and tHo Fourth Wat a Motorman Asleep in th« Outer Office— Robbers Eicaped with *3;OQO; • Chicago, Aug. 31.—'Without a woard Of mmlnc twgj^Qn wero hilled otad two others* wounded by hold-up men at * the hju-ns of tho Chicago City Railway company at nn early hour Sunday. I3ie shooting was done by throo mean •who owiped after securing $3,000. Three of tlitf men who wore /shot torero working In tho cashier's office and tip otfacr was n motorman asleesp , in tho outer ofuee. Tho men In tfc» bfifce' were* shot \before thoy wpre iware of tho robbers' prosotico aad tho ntotonnan was killed as ho woes rising from a bench where ho haul been nBloep. Tho dead: •braille Stownrt, assistant clork ia cashier's oSlco, shot through bou^y •while at&ndlng at his dosk. John B. Jolmaon, motorman, sheet through bead, Injqrpdt; *Wllllam B. Almond re- ceiving clcri:; ahot in left thigh whites at his desk; will recover; Henry BIobE, iSlwt in head; will recover.\ \ The robbers took no chanoos btt« dlspojod of all tho opposition .of tho employes \befo'ro they entered tho off\- ilo»> Ohooslng the time when tho on>- ployes wore* busily engaged in lialAie- inc Up the receipts of the night, juse otter tho last conductor had turned lex his money and left tho barns, tho rob- bers suddenly appeared at tho rocoir- ing window and began shooting. - \The first intimation those insldo the? office had tnnt anything was wrons Wa* iwlion tl»ey heard tho-shots, flies ilrsk bullet flrod struck Stewart and ho Jell to ffis floor- without a word. JBlehl and EJddiond, who were sitting: near Stewart, turned to see what was . the matter, feat uofore thoy could leave their «bali» thoy were rendered holp- les* by the Well directed bullets of the robbers, Johnson, tho motorman, who was asleep on a Pencil In tho outer office, hearing the noise, started up to go to the asjlstanee of his companions but was shot and killed before he could . get on his feet, Making sure that all opposition had \\ been' removed the robbers then broke open the door of the cashier's office With a. sledge hammer 'and secured ?3,000 in bills which was lying on tho aeafc. They then made their escape. _. ^.Pour men wero arrested three hours ' lifter tho robtj.ery, on suspicion of be- ing implicated In the crime, but they have not ag yet been Identified. Thomas Mnton Say» J|e HM Not Criticised Either Designer . or N»vlfl»tor. Sandy Hook, N, J., Aug, 31.--Sir Thomas LIpton oxpressod himself for- cibly on the allegations that Designer Fife and Captain Wringo wero In bit tor •controversy over the cause of the dofeat of thtf Shamrock III. \I •want to say,\ said Sir Thomas, \that I am absolutely disgusted with tlio continual repetition of the story that I have\ criticised Mr. Fife and tliat Mr. Fife and Wringo are at Iog- gorheads. I want to say distinctly and forcibly that I have never criti- cised Mr, Fife. I had Mr. Fifo build mo a boat. Ho built mo a beautiful and I think a fast boat. Ho put in her his >bost oadeavor and I have novor qucstionod his loyalty ssd his anility. It Is not his fault that Mr. Horrerhoff built a hotter ono for these waters. It Is not his fault- that the wizard of yacht uullding: Is In this country, and wizard ho is. \Bo too, the stories of Mr. Fifo hav- ing any controversy with Captain Wringo we without foundation*. Cap- tain Wrlngfe or that Mr. Fifo or I have interfered with hint Is ridiculous. Mr. Fifd has dono his full duty by me mid so has Captain Wringo. Thoro l» no controversy- botween mo and either of them and nono betweon .thorn, I wilt vouch.\ Sir Thomas said that he thought- there was a chance for a race In the/ morning, adding that the Shamrock; had weathered a stiff gale conrimf over and that he would liko to see hsr In a seed sea today. f BANS?#*1?AT10« OF MILK. Agricultural Oepartment .Issue* a Btjfletlft on: the Subject; Washijngtojjj AM;g, ,31,-r-^he agricul- tural departjaent; JMML made » contri- btttion' to the-,, kd&st&l discussion on the 'Quality'.of; hijlkj supplied: to cities, in the shape of; ja, ib»iietln on that sub- ject, a large part of .which is davoled io the. auestion pjf .transportation... The bulletin, says the agitation of the question of impnre milk has re- sulted in, imjfrc-ved practices ipn the pott of persons handling this article pf ypodibfttthereis still much rooni fqr |nj!©ro,verflent,. Spr instance attention ,18 ialled to'ihe. fact that the ideal ves- sel >fpr .the cohyeyance at. milk re- mains: to be dlscpvered, TheTe^are inany cities and tewns which have no 1 local reguiationa what- lyer'cpncernitjg milk. The opinion, is exp5es$ea that the agitation of the question has caused much \unnecessary alarm\ The lagurss show that one thousand hullion gallons of milk are sold an- nually ana the\ aVerage quantify per capita consumed in the largest ci$ea to somewhat less than.bwo-thlrds ofav pint a week. Milk is sold from 12,000 stores in New York city or an average of one store )o every 2SS persons, and it is delivered from 4,000 wagons, of an average of one • wagbn .to every' 859 persons- in oities with a population above 50,000 there is an average of one. wagon to about-784 .persons, The tables show a wide variation Jn the prices paid for milk In different parts of the country. Producers usually receive, on their farms, from 2 to 3 cent* per wart in the sum' mer and 3 cents or more in winter, but these Hfnltsr , are often exceeded. On the ether hand, In some cases and In some seasons producors receive less than 2 cents a quart' The average price paid by consumers of milk when retailed In small quantities Is about C cents in summer and 7 cents in win- ter. The report says: 1 \The practice of pasteurization ap- pears to bo gradually extending. Yet tho medical fraternity Is divided in opinion as to its expediency and the best sentiment .favors natural milk produced and deliverod In such a pure and protected condition as to bo great- ly snperlor to any panourized article Too often milk Is offered for salo with tho claim that it has been pasteurized, when it has actually been more harmed than helped, the process to which it has boon subjected being un- worthy tho name. If done at oil, pasteurization should bo in tho hands of competent porsons, having efficient apparatus.\ Many suggestions are made for the Improvement of the milk supply, among, which are the following: The registration of all dairies; offi- cial indorsement of properly conducted dairies; inspection of all herds, barns, dairy buildings, etc, once a month; bettor lighting, ventilation, drainage and cleanliness of cow stables; iwhite- washlng the Interior of stables; erad- ication of tuberculosis from dairy herds; branding of condemned cows; cows not to bo given swill feed, etc.; cows to be regularly cleaned; aeration of milk In pare air; prompt cooling of milk and holding it at a low tempera- ture until final delivery; shipment of milk from farms promptly after milk- ing; delivery of milk and cream In sealed packngea. NLtM ••.v.. ALASKA BOUNDARY. In First Meeting of Commissioners London on Thursday. London, Aug. 31.—Secretary of War \ Mhu Root, ex-Secretary of State .John W, Poster, Hannis Taylor and Judge John JvdL Dickinson arrived at Liverpool on tho Celtic Sunday for the meetings ©£ the Alaskan boundary commission, which will open in Lon- don September 3, The party came di- rectly to London. The Canadian conf- jnisstoners are also here ' The commissioners are already ' Ja'millar tlth tho tacta of the cases on both,.sides which were died sev- eral months ago. At the first meet- ing: 61 tufecaxnnilssioriers next Thiirs- .-:.. day <ihe AmeficauB and Canadians ;.. Will submit,' their briefs, which will »e a condensation of the facts and ;'-J^Umehte•• regarding the'interftrejt* Probably No Race to Today. NOTV York, Aug. 8L—Owing to the continued threatening weather it was announced at the Ne-» York Yacht club that no decision as to whether thore will be a race or not today will bo reached until this morning when tho regatta commttteo will meet That Sir Thomas regarded the pros- pect for a race as very remote was shown by the faot that he Instructed H. Hier Davis, his personal representa- tive in New York, to notify all guests Invited ea beard the Brio that th« sea, »vas so rough and the prospect for decont weaher so bad that he. though It not advisable for any of them to conio aboard and that in consequence tho tender A convey gnesta from the city to tho Erhv would not make her usual 'trio.' » CONCRETE \BUILDING FELL. 8horlr»g Removed Too Soon and Ons Workman Was Killed and One Injured. Syracuse, Aug. 81.—'Frank Herman, , a •workman, was killed Sunday at ' Oreon Point, just north of the city, by the falling of a Concrete building just completed for the Will and Baumv or company, manufacturers of candles. Two workmen were on the roof and ttto In the building, Herman being one of the latter, Tho other one, William Hotallng,' was saved by several barrels forming an arch over him. Of the two on the Toof, Prank Cook escaped without in- jury and Bernard Klotz Jhad a bone In, lis rlgbt foot broken. Tho building was just completed and wooden falsework and shoring -wore being removed, Itbelng^ljjeved *liat the concrete had hardened. XJpoti *lio supports being removed the roof end two side* of the building fell', it -vim hut one' story ,ln height, or It Is bollevod the .disaster would have heert sroator. ... .._,.., „ THt SEASON, Excufsiyii for Sunday, August 30jh viaiirljli Cenfral to Wat- kins 6Jeri^-the Switzerland ' of America. Oa aTjov^: date the New York, Central will sell excursion tickets to Watteits .Glen at the low rate of ^l,p#irprn i^edina,. good going on jtrain leaving $tt;08 a. to., returning leave! Watkins-Gflen at 5:00 R, m., ' giving., patrons five hours eft the Glen—the most remarkable canyon in the world, Watkina Glen, has as distinct an individuality aa the Falls of Niag- ara, the Mammoth Gave or the Gar- den of the Gods, This remarkable- canyon is celebrated- the world over for its. rnaryelan^scjgjiery and is vis- ited each season hy* thousands of tourists from every'clime., \ ., For tickets and all information call -on New York Central ticket agents. • N» - Y/6. and West. SJiore«Railr6dds Announce Reduced Rates to Tor- onto'Accouut Canada's Indus- .trial.Fair, Aug. 28fh to Sept. 11 Ih, Inclusive. On above dates the New York Central and West Shore will soli excursion tickets to Toronto and re- turn at the low rote of single fare for round trip tickets, good going on date of sal' 1 , good returning on or before Monday, jSopt 14th. There will bo n daily parade of live stock, an unequalled array of horses, a grand dog show, a fine art gallery, a cat show, a cnruiv.d of Venice, poultry show, a flno vaudc ville composed of Athos family. Ott brothers, tho bounding Pnttersons, DoFillipis trick horse and ono hun- dred other attractions. Call on Now York Central or West Shore tiokot agents for all infonnation. 172fcl4 Ohanoe for Jioar|ifil^ad(3fS, * .on. .\Worth' ^|§: ; $i»s|iiifit; ;' \';• a t Oiias A;. Mm^Bt^i,^, a i ; \&Dj#ertote8tthe;©^ culation and its supei?or,a%eVtjp«g; •value, we bave .rnade- acr«ngern^nte: -with phas. A. IVfeclt. the #QplfJ#i •druggest.to offer oiie.of 'JWrtoest-?^ ling inedieanes at half-price to an^ \ one who-wa'll cut put the. following: coupon and present itat his store, FLOOD8 IN SCHUYLER COUNTY. Against territorial Government, Seattle, Wash., Aug, 29>-The com:-, smltUo of United ^States senatora-who -went north two months age to investi- gate Aiaskan needs i have; arrived 3iore, rrhey will hbt favor a terrltpr-, 3nl form ot.goverJnment fflr .Alaska at this tltae byt they, thihk that-Alaska should have a delegate in congress. .Five Prisoners Escaped. Norfolk, Ya., Ang. 31.—By sawing through the heavy steer bar's that kept them from liberty and swimming a wide moat five long term penitentiary prisoners, who hod been Confined in the Water Battery casement of Fort- ress Monroe, made their escape Sat- urday nighL One of the men was in ghllfery confinement, occupying a •casement to himself. The other four *'er£ together in another casement. They sawed their way out, then cut through the rollers on the heavy iron door of the solitary casement. ^^^^ Qplllerle8 Will Be Closed. Snamoki'o, Pa., Aug. 81.—Notice was Issued Saturday night by the TJhibn ;Coal company that next Tuesday all their collieries to this region, employ- ing 3,00ft men,' will be closed down, for an indefinite period on account of an overcrowded coaj market Valley Betweeh Watklns_ and Montour Falls a Vast Lake. - Rochester, Aug. 31.—The vicinity of Watkins Is Inundated In many places owing to the incessant rain which, has been falling since Friday night Cath- erine Falls and Glen Creeks have over- flowed their banks, and the valley be- tween Watkins and Montour Falls was a vast lake, completely submerging the farms of C. W. Ingalls, C. B. Free, James, B. Smith and others, Mr. In- gall's ere-ps are mined. • Long sections of the tracks of the Northern Central and Blmira and Seneca Lake railways ar« undermined, making it Impossible to run tmins be* twoen the two villages. Trolley cars.' have not run since 10 o'clock Friday, night Great damage was done to Watkins Glen, many stair cases and bridges being swept away. The WUUs mill dam at Tyrone went Out late Friday night, sending a torrent of water down Big Tobehanna valley that did great damage. The Fleet hotel property on Lake Mokata was damaged $500. Reports from all sections of Schuy- ler county indicate'that damage to highways and bridges is injmense. In Montour Falls the main streets and a large section of the 'village axe sub- merged. , Manltou Beach Excursions Every Sat- urday and* Sunday, May 3(MIi to September 27th. The New York Central will sell one-day excursion tickets to Jfaaitou Beach and return every Saturday and Sunday? commanoing Decoration day, to/and including Sunday. Sep- tember 27th. , Manitou Beach, eight miles from Ontario Beach, is reached via open oars of the Manitou Bench lino f isaing Long Pond, Braddook's ay, Oranbeny Pond and Ores&nl Beach. This ia considered one of the finest open car trips in America aa it skirts Lake Ontario's shores the whole length of the line. See ticket agents for particolara. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Every Sat- urday and Sunday, May 30th to September 27th. ,The New York Central will sell low rate excursion tickets to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and return every Saturday arid Sunday, commencing Decoration Day, May 30th, to ana including Sunday, September 27th. The Bnlfato Zoo is open for the season with excellent attractions. Niagara Falls, the Great Cataract, 5s the best resort in. America to spend the day for rest and recreation. See ticket agents for particulars. Taken Wl#Cramps. . Wm. Kirmse, a member of the bridge gang working near Little- port, was taken ill with cramps and a kind of cholera. His case was so severe that he had to have the mem- bers of the crew wait upon him and Mr. Gifford was called and consult- ed. * He told them he had a medi- cine in the form of Chamberlain's Colic,Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy that he thought wonld help him out and accordingly several 4oses were administered with the result -IHat the fellow was able to be around next day. The .incident speaks quite highly-of Mr. Gilford's medi- cines.—Elkader, Iowa, Argus, This remedy never fails. Reap it in your home, it may,, save life. For sale by Charles A. Mack, Drug- gist, 420'Main Street, Medina, N. Y\. Advertising in'the MEDINA. DAILY OOBRNAI, brings best results. QOt-JF^QlM, This coupon em'tliles-tihtfioUe?to ono 80o, paalii*a of Dr-ftoviSwcW »PWW.*? 1 $'tte! ouro of constipatlQi) ami :dyHpopsi|t a? li^lf- prico, 25q, I will vbtond. Jltei&oney tp any dissatisfied purchaser. ' '. „ _^ OBAS,A-MAOg. Twcet-ity-flve Cgnt». \fM* ^i*^^*—^nyywwiiwy' WW* i3L-'. Dr. Howard's specific for thei.tafte of constipation and dyspepsia is not an unknown remedy, It has made many remarkable cure's, right herein.' .Medina and so •positive is. Di'ug^ist Chas.'A. Kaok of its ffreat Bup'erioT s ' if^y in euring dyspeps,ia,-cohstipation, sick headache, and liyjer troubles that ho will, in addition *to soiling it at liall price, refund the money to anyone whom it does not cure. ; If you cannot call al'hifs store, fciit, out the coupon and mail it vdth-25 cents, and a 50 cent box of the apeoi -fhrwill be sent you hymnil charges paid. Do'not put it off. \One to- day isworfcfi two to-lnorrow's;\ . / - •\.•» N. Y. C. AH. R. R. STATE fA!R RATES. / President Roosevelt at Sryacuse, September 7th. From Sept. 0th to 12th, tho JSTew York Central will sell excursion lickota to Syracuse and return, in- eluding transfer to the grounds and admission coupon, at single fare for tho round trip plus ndmtssion and transfer; and on Thursday, Sept. 10th, n special low rate ticket will be sold from nil stations between »Syracuse, lioekport and Batavia. Tickets sold at the ono fare rate ore good returning on or before Sept. 14th; those sold on Sept. 10th at the low rate, are good going and ro- tnrning on date of salo only. Tho following special trains will be run from nearby stations: On &Pt. 7th, 0th and 10th, a special \rain will Icavo Geaova nt 0:40 a. m., ffnd on Sept. 7th and 10th, another special \viil leave Geneva at 7;15 a. m. On Sept 7th, 8th and 10th, a special train for Gtm<wa will leave Syracuse atfcOO p. m. r making nil stops. On Sepfernber: „7ih and 10th, another special for Canandai- gna and Bactavin, via Batavia and Uauaadntgua Brandt, making aU stops, will leave \Syracuse\ at 6:30 p. m. On Sept. 7th» another special for Geneva and intermediate stations will leave Syracnsa at 10;3O p. m. Tickets will Be honored on all reg- ular (except limited) trains. In ndditioa to above special trains, train No. 7 will make all slops on main line between Syracuse and Rochester. The fnir opens on Monday, Sept. 7th, and closes on Saturday, Sept 12th. Call cm New York Central ticket agents for tickets and all in- formation. 174tl4 fleet ^Vie Today If yon-wont a nice, cool drink or a dfsb. of ice cream. I will be I at POTTER & AILENS: They also sell the best brands of cigars m town, if lam A jbDQE. Plow Peint Grinding We'bay© the best facilities for plow point finding. Try us and yon will be Bat-1 „ isfied. Steftcil Cutting This branch of bur business \ is continually growing. \Get. yottr ordecs in as earlyas'. possible. Every.package a' farmer • ships should- - be •' marked. It is good adver- ,-•>„ wsipg as well as a safe way * . td^aijp. - - p;.\^..i^ r n'.i. i ,•,,, ,,. f y >f ^..> . -J ..h.i. ..ry'- 1 '-- \'i-' •' i'i.-Tn'iii. jii„,*i.-,';,^\ ^ :~-<~:Z3Zs~. Scissors, knives, and. in fact all Mads of eclgea in- > strnhienta, sharpehed. I :E. H, B t B««slies-,; Ifiye-B.i^g. |jai> ^' ers,,Buggy Washerl,Jlxie Gfeease, Soa|^ QJbiijgi^ f J JtJarness. 3D|fessin'^ Snofe TapSj. Polish, Swejats, etc. Cleaqin'g\ and, Repairing. ,B;;;W...HlljfI'0ivV,' i 'oJv'Main StiJ Brown SlpcK, MEDINA, N,-7A Open Evenings. • •*: • »%*<%%^^1MkHfc%^%^%^%J 'J jran< Fiowei* P Umbrella Fen 1 1 » r .\• i This is the line ever si -^-cornc ' '' v-'\' 1 B.W. of two to five daya* duration, lr« offered by fta * Old Dominion Line —TO—* NORFOLK OLD WHHT COMFOCT . mom BiACE Richmond and OccanTieifjya. antf WAStfflffiOT, D. C, f«^^or^^^^gte *» full wronnaUon apply to Old Dominfon Steamship Go. M B^aOH BHUHCP, nXW T0BK.H.T. f ' 6 I Brass and f I Copper | *«i • • We manufacture Sten- eihof snitmda. Pticet depend entirely on size and amount of letterlngi Send us your copy, for estimate. Fust class work guaranteed at low est price*. MEDINA GYCIf WORKS 809 Sonth Main St Q. &B. 10 GENT GIGARS Grow in favor every day. They are made from the Best Stock, and by first class workmen. They are a ritsh saioke,' , and are inakihgi cuatomiers every day. Sold by* all TliG, leadrna Dealers, - ; .-,-.' ©ur8p9cialMe1f:aref MTOIG, mmm ooota ; K^ttilKirt's Jlusic Store fewp any idea portant shoes th Tiaveoni al health Tr/a pair < Shoes and i ference. |B8. IHAYEE Lf peamoPAs Holdrtdtf* Apartn a}tn5l^-9toit« Conmltatlon Fr< F EED33.SBm • CounMllor i K*arndyhnl 6«ntral practice ii A fine nugaxb Four Traokwwi Btands. 5o. a co Subscribe for 2 jour* 12.00 for o six mouths, TO WHOM IT liftMa or il Dr. B. Minos: •TM sad m»d< ghi«e«. I hkf< f ;lMM» «vsr si onndthement I h»v« no hwi minding Br. M lie, WALXiAOE 1 E«t Shtlby,: ,lfc rivs* mej testify that Or. ey«i » numbei hare used thtm can H» M will at fint. I wi flsuea as long them of him^ Mr*. J. GAB Toth*Pnblio We have used Mmc«r%Jfhi»e« ttons. Shey, h satisfaction to a ' MBS. BOBER JnlyH 1 ^. . BnelbyyN.1 This isto certify a jjair Of glassa Br* Mincer, fo* twelve yiarsanc asolearaswhen ^Towhamitma? Ihaamyeyes fitted with tt.wi Br. Bernard Jul years ago, and asweu-withtne I get them. Sev Bt. Mn(W exam tor's eyes and r •glasses for heifr gla»8bs twolyeffin entirely cured an wear glasses* any MBS-Bvi 408 And St.» i-pTftcfiaBeanr^ - Mincer 8 years aj - sertei me%eU ai pajrtr, witsh them f . Cahtirttlyiay,my ' today than .ever. ' MAR'S: E 'jSLugusfc 6,
