A Ito
‘5.-
lift: Ailitltliliiltltt fillings Every lied. Illil Sit
lites united ill: ilew Hillel?
.otch This Space
flu
7 en Sometimeilut Week
How Rugged Honest'g's Name
We Received in“ Bridgeport
, onlooueou‘r. January 20—«Demo-
filler. ; ,
it WI '
The it who lieu new work and
~ , .m «mull-u
MW , .
Wfi'fi‘fi W Web‘s“?!
.‘IV. ,.. . 692.1 ,
bong-tn,» . mouth gio- ~
,. neuter minnow-morn...
for overwork women. It gives t lelll
mind from their food end strength from
psrieetrestnt t. It: ulstsstbeuorvee
vud builds up» every we .
Mil: Jam! 1!. Intro. to Gpringiield Aim,
NewarklNJJ..7nyelM t. l . . 7 .
c When 1 Mon to us Dr. Greene‘s Xenon
flood and n vs rein
y baby millage very
lick, bud ..
was burning . 7. ‘
hinl day an
11 1m terribly run down. ’
imam... ”i " Bridgeport Ammo
illillllllt Will w‘ t j E“ , :
Illiullliil‘edllees flex:
Helene: Till liberties Celidi-
llilll ill liliflirs till Islands l
thief, llillieultll Nev ls lull Ill
‘ I’llllrr I’mtelttillll
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louse--
1 SAN FRANCISCO. January 21-w. wmm‘ V°1V°t5
_ AT Ramon
presenters... or“ cup...
Ito offer reductions Ili price on all grades of
or Bargéifis
WE OFFER FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS (MONDAY. TUESDAY
‘ AND WEDNESDAY) OUR LINE OI“ 3~PIECE SOLID OAK BEDROOM
, SUITS, RUBBED AND POLISHED, FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. SWELL
. AND SERPENTINE FRONTS, AND EXTRA HEAVY CASES.
l
$16.00 SUITS, $14.00.
$18.00 SUITS, 015.00.
crate and Republicans alike were sur-i
prised at the story reaching this city I
by way of New Haven that Denis Mui- “
vihill, Bridgeport’s stoker mayor, was
n. strong and rugged candidate for the -
Democratic gubernatorial nominationfl,
Still it explained to some of the Dem ‘
ocratic lenders certain, until now. lli'i
explicoblo occurrences. ,
Muyor Mulvihiii's boom ls taken ser- .
lonely by the leaders of the partywl
that the presumably deposed leaders:
They recognize in him a power hard to l
control and do not hesitate to udmiti
hi hi. I t»‘
ne‘woniogul
couldn‘t eat _
nor sleep. .. . .
Wlum I
tried tout
my heart
seelllsd to
come up in
a lump in
, my throat ,
and choke mi, ,
and Iwould lonvw
everything up.
tented. All little
noillswoul melts
me jump, nlld i
lost nil my colo
EH. Taft, civil governor of the Philip-
7 pine islands, who arrived here on the
‘trunsport Grunt, is quite ill, the Phil-
lipplrc climate and the arduous duties‘
the. bus performcdhavlng told on his
constitution. lie feels that after a few
days of rest in this city he will be
‘strong enough to undergo the trip east.
7 and make Ills report to the secretary of
.war. lover-nor Taft. says that he
lilopcs to leave for the east on Thurs—l
He says the war is confined to
iday.
‘tho two pl7ovillces~l3atallges and Sa-
Velvets
‘ Saivo'nerie Axminsters
Extra Axminstcrs
Saxony Axminsters
Moquettes
Body Brussels
$26.00 SUITS, $22.50. '
$31.00 SUITS, $27.00.
$36.00 SUITS. 032.00.
NO MORE TOILET TABLES AT PRICES QUOTED IN OUR LAST AD.
I NOW 18 THE ‘A IMF} TO BUY; DON‘T WAIT. LET US REMIND YOU THAT
THESE PRICES ARE FOR THESE 3 DAYS ONLY. THEN WE WILL 0F-
FER YOU ANOTHER BARGAIN.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
w. s. STU RTEVANT
I North Main and Ann Streets.
FREE DELIVERY.
that a state convention held two
weeks ago would have been unlikely
to have failed to grasp the opportunity
of uniting a disorgnnized party. But at
present. and In the future, they look
upon his selection as somewhat im-
he will make a strong fight for the po
sition now that he has become a. candi-
date, but they do doubt his ability to
grasp the. coveted nomination. This is
based upon wuut they claim is Mayor
Mulvihill’s growing unpopulerlty
among the lending men in his party In
Bridgeport.
One prominent Democrat. and one
who knows Bridgeport‘s Democracy
better than any other man living.
Buys: “Mayor Mulvihlll cann0t now.
and will not be able in the future. to
secure the endorsement of the Bridge-
port delegation to a state convention.
He has made too many enemies. He
has been injndiclous, has given many
needless and gratuitous insults to the
probable. They do not doubt but that . ed! "M
abduct. so thi
i, then In l wob‘id ,
bros down my .
self. Thu w I .
whenld cidedte.
t keDr. ”:3." .
srvureblo - .
’3 if 7 «
won etu . . ‘7 . .
It ensbied {no IBM“ “I. ' 0‘ up
buby'ulcknen‘ sweating: pp
in spite of All ill to at i: 7'» i . "1
color returuo 9n . l p oh”
ommend Dr.i Mm’t tirvn I ‘ ' h rum
remedy to all vamen run down through (WNW
work. sickness. or on cause. and! ive this lot-
ter in the hope that
worr lug over their sick children
do tloir work. may know how to rep up "A,
health under such try ug circumstances."
You love your home and your children,
and you went to do the work, but when you
over-do. your nerves begin mcry out again.“
outrage. You must have help. and you'll
find it in Dr. Greene’s Nervuro. which in
known everywhere. and which Is every-
where Working wonders for women.
d trying to
‘ ihim shortly before he sailed that the
other inoih rs “he one ‘
murwund the operations in Bstnngus
Ioccusionaliy range into the neighbor--
ling provinces of ’l‘syubus and Laguna.
I The governor says that General
{Wheaten is donig splendid work In the
,lslnnds and that the officer assured
Body Brussels
Beet Tapestry Brussels
Best Thpestry Brussels
motives of the province of Batangus
land its vicinity would all be pacified
;before the close of next March. The
{provinces of Cebu and BohoI. until re:
7,0ently disturbed by insurgent opera-
ltlons, have settled ,down. the fighting
men having all surrendered. The Fil-
iplnos are very anxious to secure a leg-
islature us a step toward the permu-
finent establishment of a civil govern-
lmcnt. The present ,civil government
has been working with great zeal. and
has far exceededexpectatlons. the gov-
;crnor says. The chief difficulty at pres-
ent is the lack of. police protection in
‘the provinces. Small bands of robbers
istlll_infest the back districts. They
terrorize the natives. and until the
«Hang arm of the law is able to sup-
Good Tapestry Brussels
Third grade Tapestry Brussels
Best All Wool Ingrsins
STAR SIIIII'I' WAISTS
' Wars Witch .Hsui Salve is unequal-
. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
. Special
.._._.___........».u._._...___.. m . . v, .1
Ladies’ ,Ladles’ Furs.
Flannel ‘w’aisis. I
To ($1030 out the balance of our i cry piece 0‘ Fur. makes splendid
. . bar ains for our customers.
stock of these popular garments; g
we have mode them into 3 lots: 1 Ladies’ J aCketS.
All Snoo Waists. now 79¢.1
Allin“ to $1.50 Waists, now 980.! Latest styles, black or caster.
01103-00 Waists, “OW $1491, $6 to $8 garments, all at
$10.00 garments for $6.98.
Silk WEIISIS. ‘ iTHE POPULAR RAGLAN.
:Thffeta Silk Waists. hemstitch-;
Lined throughout.
ed "and tucked. biShOP sleeves,t$m'98 garment for
$3.49. new $2.98. i J ,
Taffeta Silk. white. tuckedjctnldl'en S Jackets,
yoke, buttons in back. bishop‘ . .
. diaries; a good $5.00 waist for Sizes from 4years to 12 years.
; $3.98. Prices from $1.00 to $5.00.
i
i H’!
Dickéfuan 8:50",
04 Washington Street.
5 South N'orvvaik. Conn.
i
A generous mark down on ev-
$5.00.
$8.98.
Many lasting friendships are due to]
tile dfdtanee between the it'lend’s.‘ 1'
' j M . .
OHILDRI‘N ‘IOPECIALLY LIABLE.
.Bttrns,“lirilises"and cuts are extreme-
lyirpsinful and if neglected often re.
suit in bloodpoisoning. Children are
especially deplete such mishaps be
osudhnot so careful. As a remedy De-
W
soiled.
HM
IT GIRDLEB THE GLOBE.
as the best in the world. extends
the earth.
durawsout the. fire, stops the p .
heels thiegwound. Beware. of
forfeits. Burs ourefor plies. “De.
‘ a Witch Basel Salmons-onus.—
, of “commotion two phenom
‘ ‘ii‘erluplmivmtss James Mock. N.
, indl'lt‘Tle' some were so bad
.‘Qpeitlellt-two so Ive dies-es e; our.
‘ ultilleo'nl" 7 »7
.., a W, .
it contains 13.95 per cent. of
@izholetmlmon of England and
Pains and all Skin..llirupttons.
Baxter‘s. South Norwsilr. and John A
a"
drives swords“. 7, i 7
BHOWN‘TO ATOMS.
i. ,
OANDI‘OINT INTO EXILE.
, your slurp number of poor
.» inflation“ sre eor‘e slid
7 7 :3“ 3. tit.‘.‘l"".....‘° “3.3
1‘ ll. ‘1‘ V‘.‘
be ; Don‘t Amniotic
. a New Discovery anion
. .. lie elm you‘wstmhomel
'iliblt‘d flllfltle memos-rm
~700ldtl‘ nd ell Throat and
, . «swam
w’t‘l‘ifl'l
' digitized:
M
and bowels tocxpei
25o; "0$Fi'a. mm‘i melanin
drug store,- ‘udtflm
, pm
‘. at. .l l? ”’5'
Bomecelmm
.2. , .. ,. ,
sum ;.Pripei‘.ilile “M
moon
the ml to t!" W“
. .p .9); _sy.«mr19.,l'“°.‘°“
The woman who has on a pair of
low shoes and pretty silk stockings
never gets the bottom edge of her skirt
The fame of Bucklen's Arnlcs. Salve,
round
it's tbsvone perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns, Burn. Bruises. Sores.
Scolds, Bells. Ulcers. Felons, Aches.
Only
tntslllhie Pile cure. 250 a box at F. H.
Russia; Norwnik. . t ,
‘ (lure. drives to prayer and prayer
The 0‘ l‘ldeo‘ tlidt‘the body some-
times not s‘IZ powerful‘ydrutiot purge.
- tivn Mllih 0 been .uplodsd: .forrllr.
King's No title frills. which are no
feetly harmless. sentim'eumolstb liver
poisonous matter.
cleanser ecosystem «biennium; core
Constipation end Biou‘flesdseho. Only
rm WW
mu Nor-
.V'II i...
.epeo
very men who placed him where be Is ;
and is steadily losing that support;
which was freely given to him before ,
and during the election. He is sur-l
rounded by a group of peanut politi-i
\ . .
tellliltlell Ill Water
(Continued from First Page.)
clans from his own word. They con-{portions of our city, as a means of
stitute his cabinet and are almost his assisting in the cleanliness and neat-
sole advisers. Their knowledge of the i no,” of our city streets, if the cans
city's needs and the duties of a mayor l are placed in our city, we pledge our-
lfl confined in that received tlurin n Eseives to endeavor to Interest the pub-
llfe spent within the narrow boun nr- i lie to make use of them and will bring
109 Of a single section 0’ the. 01m the matter before the school children.
“When Mayor hiulvihill first essum» , thus reaching a large number of our
ed office he was given the Ilenrllest 1 population. Representing n club mem-
trust that in the interest of city im-
provcmcnt this petition will be
granted.
board two-thirds Democratic. tht he 1
said went. Now it is different. Hlsl
squabbles with the officials, his quarrel ,
with the board of charities have lost ‘1
him muny friends and every day adds 1
to thc list. ‘
“It was only it day or two ago that z
a mensure of his passed by only n ms t
jority of one vote. Here. woe Demo gought ll! be
crutlc desertion with ‘
Other measures which he and his od- i latt‘r.
visors have promulgated and worked Clllfl‘iPd.
for will meet with a mighty short Chlcf Engineer E.
shrlft. He will lose even the. one vote I u communication declining the appoint-
needful. This, In my opinion. will } ment as fire marshal, It was accepted.
mark the beginning of Mr. Muivlhlil’s‘. A very lengthy report of the water
and as a power in Bridgeport Demo. } commissioners, showing receipts and
crucy.
“i cannot attempt to forecast the
finish of the Mulvihill boom. a may Iceman,
be that, deceived by the glamor thrown I Councilman Betta arrived
about our “Rugged Honest} mayor» ‘ point and limb his chair.
and he is honest in his Intention, dole A report- from lhc water commis-
gatlons from other cities than Bridge. , sioncrs showing the condition of the
port will be. ready and willing to place 7 water during the past year was sub-
his name before the convention and i mllted and accepted. it follower
work to the end that be Is nominated f Gentlemen: During the post your.
for llll‘ highest office in “10 8m 0f £110 since April. We have liilll more than an
silllc's vitizcns. But do not form“ uvcrngc rainfall. March ll. water was
what I now repeat: He will not receive twelve fcct bciou' ulcl‘iiuw in the large
the (endorsement of the Bridgeport - pond, Alll‘H 3n, n was overflowing.
delegation. , Since thcll Iowcsl uulr r was August 17
“As an incident worthy of notice as i 2.”) Inches. During llll- winter of 1900
regarding the unrxprctrduess with and film we did llllll‘Il work lit the low-
which Mr. iliulvihili claims to have us- 5 or pond ill Silver Allan“ as ollr water
ccrtuiucd that he was beiny,r considcr- [8110.1 bclow tn.- mg .lum, Is 0.19pm.
cd us if gubernatorial nomincc it isiof 0m- toinl “my in dry ilmcs we
pointed out. that when approached runny.) to mnkc m... “r flint reservoir.
few days before his nomination for the 3 Our net income for mics and meters
mayorally he made almost the sameihave increased swam. The pipe to
reply as he did when asked about the i Roton Point is being laid. but no pay-
new boom. in the first‘case he are
pressed surprise that he was a. candl-
date or was considered as one. Yet
the convention which nominated him
gave every evidence of having been.
cleverly manipulated and arranged for I
the nomination of Mr. Mulvihlll. He
has again expressed surprise. , Yet It
is sold here that the gubernatorial bee
has been working in Mayor Mulvihill‘s
bonnet for some months: that in foot.
on the day of his inauguration he at-
Iended a conference of state bricklnY-
ere, plasterers and stone muonsin
New Haven and informed them that he
favored an eight honrtdsy. Mayor I
Mulvlhlil was a stoker and not a mem
ber of either one of the three trades
mentioned, neither was. nor is he, a
member of,that,.uni0n. it Is believed
that.thle,.markell his first attempt to
secure the labor vote of Connecticut in bar of theilrst ppm-d of Weter Como
aid olhissuhernutorlsl aspirations. mlssioners. ,we feeithatlthf citysnd
. 7 V , 7 the orsthster ,Comm es onermsrs
3TIAMER0. WILL-INCIRCLE. 903A» underfgreat obligations. tor his spo-
NEW YORK. Janusry. 21rDIillel Bro careful efforts, done so willingly sud
conirwheloporstel on independentdlns voluntarily. . - . ,..
of steemshipe between this undilubsn , . . , . 1 CHRISTIAN SWARTZ,
posits, is authority farther. statement. . STEPHEN 8. HATCH.
tm,.enasxbensiou.of the wservdceeis Councilmen Sharer stated that he
contemplated-so .as to. ,ncludoh also. desired to be appointed milk inspector
lesdi‘ ports on the southernmlde of to facilitates matters. In, the board of
, ,, such . “monomeric, hon- health. so he could. visit the different
astound niobium. At or nttho, daisies and see instills msttersper-
independent line , touches. .st. avail»
Mallow. tandem. and flees. - his.
‘81s» midrib“ outsider vs nib
vsntueqpe . to hove. , the ..vges_ele. Hill»
insulin/surrounuouuddhs island to
tho-southern ports. thus making a, com.-
ols ,, circuits! the» islandueod ill“ be
he ,thsmslttar under» consideration. -
b lo'irhotts’v’fill' ii". if“. }
oil's/numb. Ohio ambit...
let shorten . use Ill
u no
ELLA .I. FOX.
EVA F. KENDALL.
ABliIE M. ()(IIIIIRN.
MARY KIRBY JENNINGS.
Councilman Stevens thought it
accepted; and referred to
leach Item in dctuil, was read and not
ill
We have during the your secured
a large and small point. but. purchases
of land and right of way are not yet
completed. The lnrvc pond contem-
plated will hold us much as our pres«
ent system with on overuse depth. of
at least thirty-five I'ccl. We expect to
get water from this new purchase by
July, by the building of a small dam
present large pond. »
The purchase of this land and
through it. securing the wnter, which
is exceptionally good, has been done
through the good ofiices of Alden Sol-
mans. lie has given much time and
thought to this need of our. clay, during
the pastyesr. us Iwell asp/hen a mem-
pointsd milk inspector. » u, ..,~..
‘tllA .rfieolution calling {eschewing on
e’lt.
lures we: set to:- the next mutton
night; .
deck that the street. commissioners pro»
0 or ten: tropes. announced and
was over»...
V unweighted}...
swamuuugmmm
} men s.
ophptflndwin
usslstnnoo of the sidermsnlc noel-d4 bet-ship of sixty ladies. we hope and
s vengeance.;the street commissioners for report
This was pllt to a motion and.
V. linker sent In,
this >
t Atwood notified First Selectman Smith
seven feet high; lustenough to stop;
the water and till a pipe loading to out-I lnunclled about the first of the com-
lInc month. Their trial trips,
mining totmllk were properly mood.
to. liven monoumir. Snorer was so»
7 none Ill-tor. Hi
you: “a widening of tears":
resolution was carried to the of.
fill“ 010,00 hid. ”bellman! 0! I)“.
ournod, chill the. 7
b , .
press them. absolute peace in the is-
lands will not be obtained.
The native Filipino police have prov-
ed s. success. They were appointed by
the civil government. and oflicered by
Americans they do good service. Gov-
ernor Taft says he is much improved
by the sen voyage andwlil spend sev—
,ernl days at his old home at Cincinnati
before going to Worthington. Governor
Taft is accompanied. by his wife. Dur-
ing his absence bib place on the com-
mission will bc filled, by Luke E.
Wright. one of the other members.
Governor 'l‘nft will remain in the
United States about two months. He
will make an exhaustive report to the
president on present conditions in the
Philippines under the civil govern-
.ment and the success of the pacified-
tion measures and will also submit his
.views upon the needs of the natives.
He declares there has never been a
time since the United States became
interested in the islands that the still
fude of the Filipino people as it whole
has been so friendly to the civil gov-
ernment establishment by the United
States us at we, t,
ONLY THE “HIVES.”
W
lcxpenditures to January 4. 1902,givlng Willimantic Woman Diagnosed Her
Symptoms.
WILLIMANTIC. January 2l~John
last Friday evening. that his wife was
coming down with ’the mail-pox. that
he had called on several doctors to son
her, but they had all refused and ho
was compelled to ask the selectmen to
furnish medical attendance. , Mr.
Smith directed Town Physician Col-
grovc to visit. the family. The doctor
was not hunting. after smell-pox cusps.
but he got u suit of cast off clothing,
lcnring his other suit In a shed to
change back into wnen he returned.
und started out on his mission. leaving
his fumily lamenting over the probable
danger from small pox contagion.
He found Mrs. Atwood sitting In a.
rocking chair. fuliing believing that
she had the dreaded disease. and. as
she put it. she “was awful sick.";'t?hero
was no eruption on her face. bus-she
ments were made during the past year. I said that her body was covered“ An
jcxnmlnutlon. however, showed that
land on the North Wilton stream for!
she had only it cuseof the hives. and
then she didn't feel half so sick.
LAUNCHING SUBMARIN: BOATS.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 21—
The submarine boots Pike and Gram-
pus. which have been building at the
Union iron Works, for the United Sta-
tes navy. are now nearly completed.
and It is expected that they will be
both
submerged and on the surface, are
scheduled to take place a few days
later.
jiho transport Thomss. which has
been undergoing repairs at the Union
iron Works. has had the work on her
completed and returned to the trans
port. nooks. Work is. progressing on
the Transport Sherman and it is ex-
pocted that she will soon be ready for
service. , . . .
DIPHTHI‘I‘tlA luésTAFFORD
STAFFORD MINING. January ill
—'i‘here is s serious epidemic of diph-
therie. here. with about thirty. some
sort six desthetseoorded. .lilmms Wen
nor. daughter-otfls. and monomer
Werner died restored): at. her home
nonunion etrsehsOt;'tne disease. She
wee twelve .yesrslof. e and leaves
".0 VOW”! ,
New tein
gill-3i? Allin Rotors. delights
fil‘f‘ho‘i‘il‘h"? WJS‘fi'ow
Shaman 1 years of end loaves
igfligilunm filt‘df lifa.il‘.'°°n.°§
.,.Nor } naplnee.
k at at. M“. " ,
Their name at once sug-
gests the even. never failing
excellence of style. make and
material which has led wom-
en to regard them as being ab-
solutely dependable among
hosts that are of uncertain
quality. “Star" Shirt Waists
of Madras, Oxfords and Eng-
lish Percale at the reduced
price of $1.00 are not often to
be had. yet that is our ,ofier.
because of approaching in:
ventory—as clear a profit-giv-
ing offer as we could make.
‘ « .IW‘ L7“! “#3..
.
Regular pricc. Reduced price.
$1.50 $1.15
‘1-00 .75
1.50 1.15
1.25 LOO
1.00 .75
1.00 .80
1.25 1.00
1.15 .90
-’ .85 .65
.85 .55
.65 .50
.60 .45
.65 .50
This offering is not of short lengths: there is ample quan-
tity and a variety ofpatterns in each grade. Our object isto
increase the January sales. so as to fully employ, during this
usually dull period. all our facilities for business. ‘
MORE MISCELLANY
TABLES
$11034 and 70 tables in the
Chitin Section have led to oth-
ers. Fine Porcelain Plates
ocupy a table by themselves.
marked 5c; fine China Plates
another. marked me. A :40
table contains many articles
formerly priced as high as
see. There are also 25c, 50c
and 98c tables, each contain-
ing a miscellany of articles
worth much more.
MDMREADGTJW
man‘s company members as evidence
of a good disposition.
HOW'S THIS‘f
word for any case of Cotsrrh that can-
not be cured by linil‘s Cutnrrh (Jule.
F. .l. CHENEY & C0.. Props.
Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. have known l
J. Cheney for the lust 15 yours. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEST 8: TRUAX, Wholesale Drug-
gists. Toledo. 0.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.
Price 76c.per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
gists.» Testimonials free. ,
Hull's Family Pills are the best.
a man’s temper and reddens his eyes.
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
“l was troubled for about seven
years with my stomach and in bedlhslf
my time." says E. Dsmlck, Bomorvillo,
Ind. “i spent about “.000 and never
could get. anything to help me until I
t led Kodol Dyspepsle Cure. 1 have
kenmdelw homeland an entirely
well." You don'tdivo by whet you set.
but by what. you. digest sod minim
if your stomach doesn't dlflltwnur
f . you. are really etervlnm Kelsi
~ yepepsis .. Cure does the. stomsob'e
work by digestion the food.‘ Youdm't
Jim tumult But all you note Kb-
4pm IpepsIoCuro cursesll staunch
, trap or. George 0. Buttons. ‘
.A Pldlsdolpbis firm In making is
l. e sotrlcel. locomotives for French cost
. a
I
4.7.70 cuss A coco IN ON! [MY
‘l‘ske untlveflromolquinlne Tablets.
All drutriete "fund the money If it
feiieto cure. 7Ei‘wra‘fovo'fl signature
I anomalous: ass, -
: l‘his signature
We offer One Hundred Dollars RcW
WALDING. KlN‘NAN d: MARVIN .
Holl’s-Cntsrrh Gore is taken inter l
nnliy. acting directly upon the pineal
and mucous surfaces of the systemt
lpeclelly it may be needed suddenly.
,0corge C. Stillson.
tCoughs.
Early to bed and early to rise spoils l
7 drew myself. .
tloo. Improves Appetite
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CHILD WORTH MILLIONS.
“My child is worth millions to me."
silys Mrs. May Bird, of Harrisburg, Pit,
"yet I would have lost her by croup
hurt I not purchased a bottle of One
Minute Cough Cure.” One Minute
Cough Cure is sure cure for coughs,
croup nnd throat and lung troubles.
,An absolutely safe cough curewhich
acts immediately. The yolmgeet; child
can take It with entire safety. The It-
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how often it helped them. Every flmily
should have s.bottle of One Minute
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pointed in love than spinsters.
A SINGIBLE MAN
Would use Kemp'sliablum for the
Threat and Moss. It is curing more
Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group and allThrost and Lung Trou-
bles, than any other medicine. The
t proprietor has authorized any druflist
l to give you a sample bottle free toluen-
.vinoovyou of the: merit of this great
remedy. Price 25c and 500.
There Is noplessurs in losiinx un-
lsss you have someming in do. .
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