JULY 111899.mGOODDlgKtlMWIU. COM’BST.makv* purt? bloodM run klt; tii'ii ttioHtoinacti with IIok t ot «f i or’a Stomach Bitter* It will cun? yourIndigestionKll«lNenrousnees.Heo that 11 Private? J icv emu?Stamp cowr*the neck of the Bottle.e. is Che oldest and draws m all New England. Four id red thousand dollars are real estate for it and from s revenue. 'Is has the larg-of its kind in the country es publications for the er the United States. At 111., which is one of theCaveat FiPed in Gadient ISstalcby Ml* (Children.Today Glt;?orgt* IC. iltibb'dl, attorney for Henry Gadient and Lizzie Lyons, heirs at law ami bonefieierles under the last will and testament of Jacob Gad-ient deceased has died a caviat protesting against the probating of said will and alleging that the testator was Of unsound mind and memory at the rime of the execution of the instrument and not capable of the transaction of business. ;;-The will in question makes 3Jary. the sacond.wifejbf the deceased.i^kec-utrix-without bond and gives h^r a life est'ute in a residence property theresidue and remainder to go to (Mar-)- *tin Gadient. It also gives to said surviving wife one third interest in all of the estate in additou thereto in fee sim'plc, and all of this In lieu of dower.The -cavoa alleges that the dccased:tu institutions of its kn.u— Awas 7S years of age \it the rime of the execution of the will and that he was in feeble physical and mental condition; that ho was subjected to the in-i. they have highly perfect-es for printing music for j'faiences of the home circle and being lt;1 recently published a eat- in such an enfeebled c mditi m he was'perinjad’-d, to m'akc the will. According to the instrument filed today the heirs at law of the said descendant are irranged chapels, line pipe !['Leo Gadient. Elizabeth Lyons. Edward excellent buildings. For- j Gadienc. Mary Gadient. Frank Gani vu,ho- Martin Gadient. Theses a ‘Gadient. Hmi-ently publi tiny-four pages filled withf publications of this sort-hem. All these institutions« *to and everything invatv* corporations and the j ry Gadienr..for sending its students 1 Und-T the will, after giving to the is true of a number of the J widow the devises above referred to visited by Judge Kin tie j the estate is divided into nine equal ss. While they found many j parts to go to the different heirs at i ’tVuuds and saw a number j law equally.ns in an exceptionally L Un the Gar.-s divorce case the dcfend-lirion they felt- there was ■ a nr Maggie iLues Hies her answer to nil to the two-story cot- j the. amended petition dnving ih al-renpnrt and helievf* the on- j leged charges.a institution sur,rushes tncere. School was no: in ses- j ; of the places, so the-iv wasunity to judge of the-work .ducatitnal way. me then' spoke of otherA mechanics lien was filed this-afternoon.rate of William Reins deceased has tare of Wiliam Reins deceased has brought, suit in foreclosure against William Reins Jr.. ,■»* al for the sum ofhad impressed him. dwell- $2,400. It is alleged that U' debt is due h on road bunding in Mas- air*Wc did a great deal of[aipon certain promisor}* notes exeeu*--' cd hr the defendant \o teslator priorsaid ‘and one day within j to his death, iw six heavy steam .rollers y immense stone crushers, f Massachusetts has a plan uhlic roads at various piac-e are ‘the most perfecte kind 1 have ever seen. A ace is made and on this is n stone- foundation. A lav-oek is added to inis and ono ra . » r Ji orBears theBigaaturecfThe Kind Yes Haro Always BongfeItrats with yoo tether yon continue tij ficrre-Uiliinjr robtrw habit*, fi 0*TlMiAf remove* X-bc desxiv for iobsitcoyout nervous di* ire**. expels nico-,continue