w'i‘.‘ oiol‘uro nought“.
205 Washin‘ on ‘
.. “any”...
Noticc lo hereby given that on. m
sounmont ct thopoliu and tuxubln pro
‘ poriy (it the East Nilrwuih School Dish
trichllnii‘heon mudu Oligihtl town iiiii
otliitli- nSuid otuoocngont list may no
round for oxon‘iinutidnut the store at
Hallie. ti, on Enabhvoniic. in lipid
district with uoiootmOn. oi acuid‘
district The Board of": ‘lleliof will
lntltlLlLl; tho old alumni? W. S. linu-
gaiy,‘i\-Iul'cll 11', “1902,“ at "2‘
o’cioc‘kip. mgfto hour incl dctormino all.
appeals .mndc to‘-‘thcin from said ini-
W. 8.
lord . on . ‘1‘qu
ucsomon not;
Dutodlat blast Nurwullt. Conn. Fob-
. ruul'y 2ilth, 1902.
. . ‘CliAS.‘ii.‘I‘lEAlt0E,
. .ilnogimvis_.., _
1. 'J. ci-iA‘WKINs.
' Committco.
mast Norwulk School District.
has at m8 3i .
it my or you doulrosto have them
louvo liororo morning, not dildo bottlo
, “of Piouoa’o Ghnp Lotion. Guarantood.
o. ital-talk. ct.
um
‘ 1‘ MST
Elm street.
John W. Bentty is ill at his homo in
Charles Merritt spentfiundny with
his parents in Seavicw uvcn‘ue.
Joins Gaucher, who has been ill for
the past two wrcks is improving.
Mrs. Richard Blond in getting' along 15!
nicely from her recent hill from n
chair.
. Willium It. Gilbert. oi riéiisaiiuwé—
nuc. is ill at his home with an attack
of grip. /
There will bc' Baptism next Sunday
ovcning at the Arvunt Christian
Church. . ‘
it was Communion Sunday in the
East,,;m’cilneMethodist. Church. yester-
dnv“ morning. . .
, The Mayflower lloolrnnd Ladder bull
committee will hold or meeting this
evening to settle up aituirs.
It was Communion Sunday at tho
Ail limit , irritation- Ellipjcli. yesterday. "
nudfiRo‘v. .‘ ViDavlo. pr‘cuchedan up;
proprinto sermon.
Bonn oedigii ‘ ii; mine. oi nail...
portrwu pitcnch at the Advent Christ-
. inny‘t‘g‘hurchit‘on 'Sulidny.,”Mnrch 16,
‘ , iiidilningxitt d
‘ .. .,.ovening.~si v
Mound-M
Miss Mary iDollohuc ‘ ,‘ct Briilgoobrt,
‘ who has boon stopping at the residcnco
of Mr. and Mrs. Jomcs l". Hanion, oi’
(lrugory boulevard, has returned 'to
imr home.
The Loyal Workcrs‘ or the Advent
Christian Church held "a consecration
scivicc, last evening. 'Dlrcctly utter
the service the pieces for Easter wore
rehearsed.
There ‘will who it Bible reading at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mek-
cruon. in East avenuc,-ttimorrow even-
lug. It will be led by Henry Case, of
Rowayton.
Ch‘arlesGrny. the crack oyster open-
er at the Rowland Oyster Company.
states that he will open oysters with
' any man in the establishment for any
amount of money. .
It was announced yesterday, at“ the
East Avenue Methodi’git" Church that
the envelopes that wareigiven out for
' the benevolent collection. should be re-
turned next Sunday,
. ‘Thc masquerade boll committm of
‘ Washington Comp. P. 0. S. of A., hold
a meeting. yesterday afternoon. at the
residence of Frank P.‘_.Sel_f. in Osborn
avenue. and completed further arrange:
inrnts for the event. - '
Captain William .Bcllrand- Charles W.
llrothcrton. or the Rowland Oyster
Conlpanincut cinmming Saturday at:
inrnoo'n. in a. still boot. and had a fine
time. 'l‘hoy claim they caught several
clams that weighed one pound .each. V
.l. W, Boatty has, thc‘contruct toipn»
our and pnlntthc residence of Captain,
A. A. B ‘ ‘ it But ’ He also
, y . of the couch would ‘
upokcn ‘by- the Lord Janus. _. 'i‘hc‘rsub.
, incl. was "Woman Behold Thy SOIL" At
the lattcrre‘n'd othis discoursoho touch;
red __upon the subject; “Man Behold Thy
mother." There was In large attend—
,ancc. ‘ ‘ i‘
'1. To The "Evening. sentinel: We of ‘
Keyser avenue do not wish the name
chititgéd to Whom ioceqil‘héroiulh
and by the 1131119;
rj street; the.
, know of. We do not wishithe honor or
having? the street .1 called,“ Wheeler
‘I’lace.’ but, preterit 0 remain .Kcys‘or'
avonuo‘orfstreet . ‘ . , .
1 ‘Noroton. anilbthorhlpcoé. The host-
;hndsmuinlfiit; ‘but lonow oom‘o‘wliut = not:
, .iljr nlitLMlii'tifi‘i'i‘. dllnsmnrhvllirllo
, , ‘_ .‘B.,Q.5Jcnningo. (ii-Now
H nvéu, who‘rhovc‘. boon; Stopping. at . the
Jennings lininosncgd, ‘ in thin/place. re;
tnrchd ‘to their hiring; on Suturdwikv S
Carolina. '
“in age bu
Iisliei‘it‘luul. ., .
South Norwnlk by trolley Saturday af-
ternoon and httondcd tho , ploy . at
‘Hoyt's Theatre. ‘ .
started Friday afternoon forPhilndcl
phin,’ where she Will remain with
friends during this week.
Heights llveryman. has him calls from
three. New-Yorkers ,rocontiy toinqulro
{or summer cottages at Ooliender's
- oint.‘ ‘
with office at 21 East Fourteenth
street for Ether Harborrnnd Suburban
Building and Savings Association, 34
and 36 Wall street, New York,
the benefit of «the’Darion Public Li-
brary in progressing finely. .So‘me of
the bcst‘talcnt n the town is being prn.
cured and the affair promises ‘to
eclipse anything'of the kind hold in
Dnricn in some time.
Miss Mamie, Johnson. of Brooklyn Th
were-married at tho latter's residence ‘
last Tuesday evening bv a Methodist
clergyman. The fact of tho marriage
was ll uurpriscyto all no tricndsot the
young (2011916.. {Mn-and Mrs. .loncs‘will
rosido in Noroton; Mr. Jones is em
ployed in the Ynlottfl‘OWno look molt
ntactory. ‘ ' '
from alv‘l‘sit with". yes in Baotou.
P’s‘work; the third" rank pout two .
ow ng to. think ion.
non. 't‘ll'o worn,i i
Cuuiiiii‘un'fl burn.
homc‘ln this place. He had been ill
‘ tortsomo, tlmc. “Docellfiat‘i was well-
ltnown hero and had mauy‘l'
funeral will be held \thflll"
liODn‘at »3 o'clock from the
Church. .
(lraenport. innit, to «spend. the winter
and also honing to ‘beneilt‘il'is health.
is now at llcllport, L. l., nudword has
both: received that ho“ is ‘ooriouai'y ill
pocta to rc'turn ‘to his home in this
BMW.“ .599.“ Fifi. h.“ liable ‘0 39“
mound.
and won turocd~iil nt~tneroillcciof the
. Utilityttiillii. . Mummy. .ano 'utauwny
Company. recounting the company to.
down every morning has not been not:
cdon as ye. , f M
There was a very plednunt gathering
at the homo otMr. 31nd, MroiWilllnm
ii. Hoyt in Rowayton, yesterday. in.
honor oi the vclghtioth tannive'rnurybt
the. birthday .91“ Mrs... Mortal/mother;
Children and grandchildren were proli—
cut fromBridgeport; Tho ,,l§iorwulks.
ess wds‘the'réoipiont oi inany nami-
somo presents.
‘DARTENIIND NORU‘TDM. '
.lioni’ord Smith has started in tho
\rnll ‘puper‘buninoss and is doing “nice?
E. “Baton was in South Norwalk
Saturday Tuitornoon. attending to some.
busincns.‘ ,
Workrwill be begun this wo'ck on the
interior of the town hall. The exterior
is neatly finished.
, The Know’lton File and Drum Band
hold ro‘ meeting loot Friday night and
had it fine rehearsal. ‘
Hurry Leonard, Noroton, has about
made arrangements to open a now
livery stabl‘o‘ in tho spring,” ,. ,
Mr, and Mrs; Charles F. Stoorzn.
who have been visiting fricnds‘ in
Stamford; have [returned to t cir homo,
Mrs; Tliooddii‘e Fr'dh'dl‘tiihn ins'béoii
quite ill for i1 ‘wock. with hoovcrocold
‘iatw‘tlome‘,’
. ‘ to tricudsflaitcr the fit
month 0395‘
mil. at Chm-lotto. North
aficllccit mint. a contract riot, fn
, ildingtnow. hoing erected Rut
tch. core. it is nlrendy raiscd rand
Firth:
‘ A'party oiltwclvo from ‘u‘em wont to
Miss Ella Raymond, of this place.
Thomas Korrlgan, thc Noroton
Tho entertainmentto be.zivcn for
John Jonosmt NOroton l-loihiits. and
.._—......__._..
7 CRANBURY.
Mrs, D. M. Fillow is' ‘ovcrlng'trom
. J!" oiled at tho .
.5 pct. yesterday afternoon. -
; , WESTEQRT. ' ,
ii» Wilco mini it now
D ntiins't‘ttl' ed ‘in‘ his home. '
rsfiGeor’g 'B- Whitohcadlls nom‘
Next: Tuesday , veiling; the K. of
Wild
‘ p; Sherwood “Thorpe. . or Fairfleld, ‘
hasrlbeén: Mr; and Mrs.
ropita g‘thalenter!
given by
ng‘tli eor«,,tu
‘ .l
attract .
, . 'tiiiturdoy ‘
hi hi: ~ior1'tilog‘tlrot1tilno this, winter, Attorney Hurry thrwoo
friend. John it. lluuhon
New York city durln
‘ facing; tho stigma“? in
. it. have noon.
, William Unshmnn, of hogan street. .
lore-building ii yawl into a line
,uuphtlm-iluunch,ror “the coming coil.»
her cousin MW
zwillliun‘id. Broadburil ' ‘ circuit? b m g H
tou‘motor, dlod thin months out his lit-Hoinuys‘wit muutdiovo boon
funny, for it looked that way, and mo
orybody woo laughing around mo. but.
. they had me where i couldn't provo
- un nllbi, (lei-mannél‘vo danced the gor-
you know but never spoke
John . it. IMonsoll, who went to,
militarism-o.
, sis “porxlns, Tomqnnow. .
‘loutir'cly now an to.
biiiont‘iniul ‘z'wlth the.
.t ,CP'ilD'll‘ii‘ which Mi“
viii» jhhaiinudntho, title
mono conduct the
. hascvitrjhiidoui»
‘ will be .tiroitdt‘tfhbtldh at
Hort}; Throne tomorrow mlght.--it..wlil‘
Hopkins” but" in .a.
Wiilhchiow-fdcen
victory/hutbo tllie
jouiit’ry'glri of
Will ho told ”this
“Sin Hophlnul"
accnmryw‘undconui
biggoat and boa
‘iltotiorlilolvilloy
charactordomouo fro
country’to tho other.
With- hoartitroubio. : Mr. thmsoii‘ ex»,
'llhc petition which was taken up on
tho iirot cm; from itowoyton- a, low».
wcoks ago. by one of tho passengorm
be ‘tb‘c dome “Sig
newlidreilw and. tho it
inlthe comuany. ,‘flllio
of this simplo mindc
*l’oso‘Y.’ Gdiiiity. ’Indiiiliil.’
cocoon on. it. has rvuover beentold. be».
fore! and the sweet nimplicityroftlie 1
home or thorn nuuintneo’p‘le of central
lndionu, about whom Jumoothltcomb
‘Rlloy so loves to write will 'bo-ilh‘own.
\ and litolikc manner;
is something about Sis Hopkins
wl‘lichnppcols to the heart. One is'
unconsciously drawn to this awkward,
and clul'n‘iiy» noting girl who in mode to.
suitor through the. greed and the res-
cullty of a man who pretends to love
purpose-oi“ robbing her of
y~hcr little bit of meadow.
loud lswhlch. ‘a gmllrond wants.
when silo discovers all the deception
and dishonor-liar ditch“ hro opened to
the Ways omnc, world and she goes.
nwny to “learn to be like other poo:
plo.”..,lt.is all so sweetnnd so untur.‘
air land yet with all the pathos which
has made. this play one of the boot:
liked in, the. country, thoro‘la none of.
it which isliloprosdin riot: tho splendid,
comedy which [pcrvu cs ‘thcipla-y Is no:
od to counterbalance the pathetic in"
cidcnta. ‘fi‘hore is nothing; funnier
anywhere on the stage than the “sonic;
« ontino"dnnco . of ,. Sis at tho: boarding
school whom. .sllo ..goon .10. lane hot“.
drill losnons in being llkc‘vothc‘r poo“
(pic. This will lie-Miss Melville‘s inst
Stiltiloll‘ildSis Hopkins. ‘cht your. J.
R; Stirling under wlloso‘dlrectlon Sis;
Hopkins has become one of tho most
widely known and successful of plays,
luau now play. “A
have two cars iniit'oo'o’ or icon , run‘
in It bloat artistic"
can make it so. The comnlittoii pro-
irrpm allows‘thc print-c orily’bllt‘vhourn
sleep tonight; butlu addition our time
between 9 and. 11 n. mr‘tornorrow.jhuu
. been left op'cn‘to tht‘ visitor's plenullrtlr
. it is cxpectcd, howcver. that he, will .
find a few minilteo‘in (which to revolve
Governor Van Saudi. of Minnooom. 'tmd
n committee. .Who, hov‘e urn undress
from Germnnhmcrl'cun citizens to pre-
‘scnt. , . ‘> .
will send hair out
Hoosier Cnidcroilufl ,.
SOCIETY ClRCUS.
‘lrrom prosodic indications inc conirhg
circus will ‘bo thoovcnt (lithe season
in The Norwnlks. ‘iixtonslvc urchin-w
.tionn are being made :by Mount-heroin
of New York, who has ‘licon‘cusngcd
by tho .l'loyni ‘Arcunnni people’ "mild
Company “to tako‘cntlrocharxo. Mr;
iluollomiuiin the o ntor'ot this style
of ontcrtoiumontuhavihg produced the:
same in Newport. lions Bronchrund‘
tor, the. moat uexuiuaivo ,Clllhfi.‘allli no:
cictics or NowYork... Ho has‘thc rop-
utation of- «suggesting; «among! no. and
personally directing more navel enter-v
toinmoiits 'tllnmony otho
purgoyor in New “York. ‘ .
‘ ‘ . . pro noted” for the .Govornorio about: .
Chane-S Miiiilpmlgh is “finer“ “an" Guards ‘ot‘ Hartford the amateur rind
‘porlessionul circus which will be given
here. . it» won the socioty yeycutloi the
season. The New Yorullcrilld said-
was by alloddn the mootnovclcn .
tainm‘c‘nt that hartford :p‘oqple. ever
had; thewplcaauro. ctwlt'ncsslns. in
referring to the \nttelidnnco , and. cos:
tomes worn, said it re 'indod' One of
the horn show in No, i k. ,
Joseph. Gunn and Jillinlfl‘loo Again Fin.
whenwnobor are the .best of lricnde.
but when under the influence of liquor
the‘deodliost‘ol' oncméoizinwcre axiom .
' : dictate, the town cour ‘ n morn my
rxvomucemont {or'pummolling ouch other. . I. ‘
iMorehouse. ot' the Norwalk ,poilcc
slot-co. received word from a. woman
that n couplorpl' men wore murdering
onchiother at the corner of Water and
Leonard extracts. - "f fizhltubit of. inlorim
‘ ration was cornmunicntodto otherotjlt
cores of the force and; (lhlci or Polio
‘Jlradley. Ollloors «Morohoiloe and ‘Bn
trum; and Spool ' ‘(liliccrvfiltuomn‘
illentherland, “hustled * tortilla, scone to f
S ibuttio; rA big crowd had nlroacycol.
«lcctodybut Rico was tiiexonlyxoltonder‘
in sight-Gum having taken night. Rico ,
washuotlcd to the police station can
Moor ‘quieting-vdown lumen hour or so
who mica-sod on his payment on cash
bond of .; :8. older. Brantley "went to
Gunilla houae yesterday andwlntormod
lthArniory March ‘ ‘ _
unique“ price of 3'4‘conto‘will be they
lotion, for the orening her-
it ‘
price'o‘i’uod ~ | ,.
‘ V 7 . grain mutinco‘on
fol-malice ,,
Sn rdn‘ ot‘it‘l
, ling nn‘d“stnted thnt neither bud Mn
* , muilgo'amiuat th%ot ' ‘
i .r
slimintuitionit
uiiiilitllliliiiiliiiis: ff
. , ,. _ i. ii
ri'fii-iiiiiiiiiiii'i'i‘fiiii’iiiiililia
.fii’iitiiiiniiiiihi‘iit‘iihiifiiii ‘
intuiro’clock "thla‘li‘. evening. and" will
‘atralghtuway enterupon around or out
lurid .
ii i .i‘ "
is hi it iiiviiiiiifiiii
tortainnliafiitaios 'ctreuucuu \ttfli-iweatc'l‘n
nocpltulity‘cun"mu‘lierit. .il‘héi‘pi'ogrom:
9i)- . , ,
“10:30 p.11 m.: leh’vtifiuil.‘ it'll. his .-
crnor Vun‘ Saudis. of Minneimla, 9 to
“ti .. WW
‘ i this
17H; TOWN coon: crises.
‘ ’ “1.55 ’Apiac‘e. I .-
.,Jooelib,tlunn‘ and John Rico. who
is wire. that (lunn would have to at)~
l N thismorniiit‘nt 9 ofclock.
, i
in:
without costs
nil “seemed happy :to
m '
Gentlemen: Lb x
u yourivnry gracious
5th. regarding pointy
thanks for your fluttoi‘m
my composition. Katmai,
in especially piouuin .‘
ltyp Never hoard oi'}, ,
about it. He didll he ‘n
be Thaitprto Q
and Digestion."
Haitians. i Hcalth‘
khcwt‘nbhni common
mo linseed oil motion
didn't know Knurinu '
. notho hood. D'o‘nt
' "dildo 'noorii ' ‘sillne. .
ltvrybtldy occult it. Can't
Sillildigei. t at colleges;
uhroud‘. Othero got it:
S’pobo it's cu‘enpcr to no
point. 'Willi-try it. I ,
\ With ironcwod assurance ,
cintion. 1 am. ‘ ‘
. . Toutyéé—‘inrrlm ’ntilldionidpptlt."18:*30 , V
p. m.; banquet at'ttlldltol‘ium» 77mm: ‘; . , > ‘
choral festival. first; regimeutlnrmory, i _ , All colors L. is; .. P
m; .liranil ,bnil‘at Auditorium. ‘ with, K‘anrlna instead plat
' ' ‘ ‘ bogtfflo‘o'r painted tho‘mq
: aeuglt. w .
1 Tomorrow—«Brownian, (probably prl» " ‘
:vnte) 8.11. mirrtlmc icib‘e splint in; :
Prince Henry desires; receptionist Gov- ,
it] n. ,m.;yluys Months on Lincoln's. . _
pristine. 11:30 'a.‘ mu luncheoujnt .Geri‘ 5
humid Club, 12 noon; reception ntGer- I ,
mania Club. 1 or, in}: departs tor‘lliil- 1
. lvnukec, 2p. m.; returns from Milwau; .
bee. 12 mldnishtilenveslor exist. 12:30 '
il-m. , ,l 3
Pivcparotlon rm» thoiontertalnment, or
the photometric beenvolitbai'atcnutoctili-z
tionc for his safety cxhauctlve. .
. Hundred; otworkmeuv‘ wore. busyrtur
tiny decorating bulidlngs‘on tho’strccts
along whichsthe uiatlnguhili‘ell visitor
« lvlll‘pimcznnd cleaning pavoment.‘ while
it unlail .urmy at isltlllcrl in:
putting. the‘ 'fllniohlnizftouchg:
[splendid ‘ilropérim and rhymbo‘ ‘ ydev
bigns‘in the warlous hallo vwhhrc’ he
will be clitortnlncd . ”Prince Henryziunm
on his arrival. will; be predontotlwwlth
the freedom ofithe'clty,lbvaayor Hal's,
‘rl‘nou.’ 'c‘tter [which the» will boidrlycn‘
through a. ghlintlot or German, Amen»
him citizens carrying torchcai‘r'toifhls
nonrtnzgnt iii ltho '1Aildltorlllmfllutel‘ '
*l‘he suito reserved for the common
talus four rooms. while iii'tyhldditiohol ,
rooms, hovelletn lit-t aside for ‘ ,. to.
hunts, his military cscort, and: iintlti-
guts/licilvmen’ln his phrty‘. though t’o-‘
night trill be the crowlilngxrontur‘ci'oi'
the program. if elaborate 'prcpitrtitlons
GREAT HUX 7
9 it in ' blood, strong muscles and steady
V'eal'bqhervcs; thesogiipome only from Whole~
V330..‘Bomc flood. thoroughly (ligated; it titty
e al- 1: cent box otfltuui’t's 'l‘nblcts taken or
i‘tor meals for a, few weeks, will do you
c thouaiinds oi
{this world who? eutgirom Inn y
lendio anothor, and "coi‘tnin .sa
twins in Atrloa null. .Polynilnln ar
mastoiiclilsillciy moat eaters: but. ‘ V _
thorogorel‘ thouadnds of these i more; reatgood than drug
ire minions :wllo llvo upon ainnd‘dlétlhg combined.
diet or mongvcgotoblcn and ; ;V.chry!
ills Sand ii numbers, is a criterion: Maso, says;
d seem that a mixed diet in
chat}! lithe.illnninnviamlly. _, ,
Tho act th‘at‘you Will iln‘d muny'vog- ,
riotingwllonopeairhculthy and, vlg». nit/cl ‘
us‘and moitt'pntcrs equally. to, und f and ‘i‘hnow
ny nimbcr at .robustcpoci
t nth moat‘nud vegetables and any i use.
in .olsoéthu'tmomesvthcir inlay hill
”on to show thatrthc bid now is tho; gr
o title. that crcry Jinan must be u ‘ h
to , i no towhat he shall act
s, “Stimulants
. ‘Kilpntrlckr. or; Lowr
‘.;Mcn nod women whogie -
tho ioccupationnpracludoano notlvc ‘olft
" {door liioohouid'makc in; daily proc‘
to use Stuart's Dyspepsia y'l‘ablets
:i'iliive done" so ymyucli’
poSitiveiy unit 1 owe my
mood vigor to their daily
menu who 3 present heal
“From the tibial \vus‘22 when I
haunted from nchool with broken
colth 'irOmovorworu until i was 34.
5 l a‘carcoly know what itw‘uo to be free
. {from stomach Wtiuhnéfis, 1‘ had noon
in gpctito wnntcvar for breakfast iind very
tho? little for any other‘moal.‘ _ ,
l hnd‘ncldlty andhenrtbnrn nearly
ovcry day and sometimes ‘ Won. alarmed
by irregularity and palpltutlon of the
brunt. but all this’grndually disappear-
cd after i begnn'nnlngistnart‘s Dys-
pepsia Tablets and i can eat
meals with rolish and ,oatistnction
which 'l‘h'ad not itntlwii since i was a
growling boy."
Mrs. .las. Burton
; :rn ropuir the wnétc of tissue
lbrnluworhorii as well as to replace
muscle and sinc‘w ottholnborer, can!
one through tho process or.
‘ :Every nerve. muncle. sinow. cvcry.
drop or blood is extracted from the: ‘
ioodwo cat‘imd digest. , Bird Cages arid-Va
7 in. thesouduys of, booth» and worryg ‘
cud artificial habits, of lilo. scarcely;
.one person in n thounilnil‘can'lay claim l
to ~n..pcricct (ilgcstion;;tlyspopsla is n ;
‘ notional o llliction mid Stu
old Tablets a national blessing-
Most cases or poor digestion 'uro:
conned by inilurc of the stomach tor
socretc ‘oufilcie'nt gastric Juice, or 7
glittlo .liytiroohlorioaoicl. und lack of?
*pcptoneu and all of tneoeqlmporinnt 3
incontlnlsvto perfect “digestion oro‘
'l’onnd ‘iil Stuart's Dyspepsia Tobi
Fin‘convenlcnt. palatable form; _ ‘
Tho‘meat'lhngiish Sciéntl‘st. Hiliilby. ;
cold the best. ‘n‘tx‘irt‘in tire} is a sound
7, ‘ . ‘ sioinhrh. ‘t‘i’cnk atomncll fail to digest!
Eaturdoy night.f‘about 8:30, titlioe hood ‘prcpcrly becn‘usc’thcy lac‘lrthc.
.pro‘por quantity of. digestive acids;
‘iiit‘ctlc‘o’nd hydrochloric) and photo
;gllnio'vproducts: the most sensible rom-
‘cdy in hit cohort of indigestion. ‘ls to
gtoke after, each ‘iucal one or two or:
iStunrt’o -‘I)yspepsio ' Tablets bocnuse!
ithcy’sup‘ply inn picnsunt, .hnrmlcsn:
, :i'orlii'“ nil'tho olcmcnts‘thdt w
. ~ " and Refinisheda
. of Toronto, Cana- ‘ ‘
“For ‘elglite‘cn months i
buffered from what I supposed Was
kidney trouble.
took mcdlcinc from three different.
doctors without anyrsign of cure. i
felt so ill at last twas h‘nrd
art’s llyspcp. f
ANTIQUESEONflNG
"I thought i \vonid try a box of Stu~
urt‘a‘Dyspcpsia' Tablets and see if they
Would make meteol better,tnei'ei- real-
ly thinking i had dyspepsia but after
only three or lour"_tnblots had been
taken all the ncidv‘trcuhle disappeared
and than i discovered'l had had. acid
dyspepsia. while 'thé doctors ‘hiid been
treating “me for kidney and : bladder
troubl'o'and’one of th‘cm‘treuted'me for
My digestionié fine} my complexion '
clear and Iain ahicito-do my work all
low spirits tire unknown to me.‘ "
”i am soxtbank'tul for finding court:
59' good .‘nn‘dipl ‘ sant toti‘lhe'hs'stu- '
urt’s Dyspepsia.
Onoor twouof those tablets mm ni— i . _ ,
title change they have made in
tor monlu ins ire, perfect dlgciztion and ;
fossimllittiou ot‘tho‘tood. . _ . ' ‘
\Cnrtbnrtic pills and laxative inc
iclneu: have. noneiI‘oct whatever. in
gusting food and to call such remo’dle ,
wtor dyspepsia is far fetched and i
. ‘Mr. 'l‘homn’n Sonic, M‘ayfleld;‘0alif..
“Have used and recommended
Stuart’s Tablets because there is noth-
them to keep the stomach
An excellent opportu
chango in your Winter. ‘
expense. i’l‘he/‘best styles 3
all included without‘rcteiiv
n our
E. B. Davis. oi Hampton. Vim.
'Stuarttn'Dyapcpoin Tablets contali “I d tored liv y r r d
‘ on e ens or you
or inopoinvdflco-ztrtam animnlfmatter. din»: 313:; h ti t ti
» ~ ,, . . _ {tuxedo other igoatircsgmnd not onlyi , a» u " n W0 mon 15
Both are rely ponitcnt “"5 mom digest all wholeSolno food but tend;
increase the flow 26! gastric juices;
c weak stomach of ”631'"
benefit from Stuart‘s Dyspepsia no , ,
qt. ve years. of the dootorsf
Sun . , . ,, .‘
much
lots that: “in" ii
d ~~w gi'ln‘grth ‘ "
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no 'it normal hpphtite
, alto
5 outlaw ‘. ,
A week‘ogo Saturday
humour ' taught on
Lonainun
about Kuurinu, [‘A k0
in tho printol‘h’ do...
know. H
d molt
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