ill
u
s
5“ i it Will.- who»
lhhrohaillns a now Cur-pet. to Fit)
6r Covering 01’ “any hind this Spring
“(Mutant the best ever shown ill The Norwulku.
rhinos. mun 10c yd.
a visit to our department will interest you. Our lunch in the organ
inllennmlenl ilriirlh Till I
Will ‘lilll . Fililiu Presented
Same llililinili ill.
in; Hell inst than
i
7
Editor lit 'l‘lié Sti‘p‘t'mel
tun to fiir=
fro. ‘ the pi
oven!
celleii’i
behalf. The opportllnity’wus lbst diid
or the undienoo whoworo not direoh
ly interested. Very. low of the lar .8
(all; CLOTH‘ANb IJNOLEUM (“Potteris”) from 300. yd.
‘ “hill/e a few remnants \vhich'wo will close out at, a reduction of 10
number who went there to listen .u d
be instructed in‘labor economics and
might bé‘dispoaod to Join their moral
forces along economic lines with the
labor unions in improving the morul
untl mutbrlul Welfare of the people
mwish to remind you thutwvo are the headquarters for all kinds of
tanning goods-Brooms, llllliterb; Kulsomlne Brushes, Carpet Beaters.
notion, Window Brushes. Carpet Strvtcherd etc. eta;
were groutly disappointed at the punc-
ily of ideas .ahouln by tho speakers
who were ndvortlddd‘h’s tho leaders of
the organizations in thuoororal trudos
they represented. ' . ‘ “
liven Alisomo‘a labor ‘muyor, will
PEN EVERY oqumo.
4, . y).
if ‘Whloilli {Mainland Ann Streets.
* " " Sodh‘Nollvaik. ‘ ‘
‘M F‘.‘
.3
Wii
1" lie
r
w'é‘ek"
"ii
ii NECK Mitt) man slick. w‘i'rlil EMauoloEuv,‘ 45:.
Sounds neck,cmamc RUFFLE, amanomenv moor, 49c.
Ro'loenv, 65c.
gninr mien, p.60. .
‘aET‘raRonAoEa roa $1.03 or +0 $1.50.
new “ ‘ rill: ‘_ Sbo‘l-t .Sléerb Gowns.
3' ééWNS,‘ALL alibi, 26:5.
to o, down, ALL'sliEs. so. _
THCOE'PRICES son THE BALANCE or THIS wean. ‘
i
.j‘..
in: to bpyoufind just, the walnut will
was do its futility in kééping you: warm: j
' " ‘ "—-andtourv Eov'm. 'Tell .u‘s.
5.
. «milliliter
j. it a
‘ out totk is
‘ debate or what goes ou in life." And
* KOinii‘ul'lll’vutt‘drllxe the Unlon'iah'or
~ ., erabubthoy have no remedy for hoop
‘ Jule remodyifor. curing the“ disease
m (in; to poor room have tilt
. catchil Schblti ’syfolallllo’h of Com—
; was held back no a star attraction. was
fine mbnt disapmllltlllz pip“; Himseli
la Victim lot gorernmont, by. injunction
fund at program tiudorallomls for trial
ion n oomph-per chili-go, with a pupil
.cul experience, of t to worhlugp of the
; law, taliod to improve theopportunity
4 showing pt best thnt he hinlliéit‘lu on“
Iy ‘u superficial thinkerpndpot la-
mili'ar With the World-old "problem of
. better conditions for those who do the
nonhuman: . t . . . .
. ill “tar"lnr‘nous. novel ’cnllod Folio
Hull, on ‘R‘u‘dioiil. thnt grout student
oLlhtylii/nii and pagaionu’of'the Eng‘
llsh cumuion h‘eoplo, Géor‘gé‘ Eliot.
million one at her character‘s explain:
. “The greatest question in tile world‘lt
:thiis: how to giro every 'man in man's
sho n‘ddil: “Not ll ling‘p nhuroun‘d no
u hog'a shuro.“ The burden of the to
[ruin or the medlom-‘o labor leaders iii
the mails drooling was buy Union made
lsmok'e Union inside cigars, we’dr Union
gm’d'do h,otg;"l.ldioh. mddr whoop and
Mirth-it Upton hour; The toilow who
was to talk on hoor‘didno nut in at
appbarun’oe-nnd' for tho hail r of labor
: it: perhaps it has just: unwell he did
no ;" y _ ’ ,
2 ' Tho prouont tiny lubororgnnitatioll
represents whatever innate st-lfishnosr
, . thorn is left over from thomonoilolloo
' ’ trusted, syndicates null largo Corporate.
intérosts that. have mbbod mankind oi
their common heritage. . Thor, pro tho
shouts of capitalism Who are liquoalinil
‘ for tho slopsylhnl are being. spill: out
or thr- cu‘pilnlibt‘s ho‘g tr‘oii‘gh. it has
been well said by a Well known oooub
.mio writer that a hungry mull might
.' starve on the “doorstep'of union hood
fquo’rterii. .l‘ili thoi'rronsonl‘ng sarorr
.of the hog-trough philosophy. Not 11
,_ word do they learn of the brotherhood
;of man or (hut-“an injury to one. is tht1
{concern of oil.” They ighbre‘lhe til»
i vino admonition: “even no ye did it up»
gto the ioaut of these. my children. an
lulsoyo did it unto 1nd". They are
blind leaders of the blind, groping in
itho ocdnoml‘c darkness; ignoring the
causes that produce. poverty one this
i ery and Wasting pinch tiniesmouey and
ieuergy is striving to‘rkoep up nosed.
Asone or the‘ spouhoraetho labor
:muyors—nt tho meeting Raid: "Let
L Morgan have the earth md‘the moan
3 too; but when he does get it let usiltoll
.9 himlthat he must pity us‘ what we mitt
* with eightor evou six hour‘s) not days:
They advocate boycotting that meat
. shoprand tho tenemont‘ house work
. ‘ lug this saute: workor from dtnrvutiun.
* They advocbto pinbtoring the. bore‘ no
, thosbody politics. but they do not nook
They ignore the cause and growl. It
outlets. Production mild distribution
monopoly in land. transportationmoo ‘
em‘tranuhisos‘ veto: We ran“ so much
Greekto them. . Theyubr‘o‘ poemlly
ignorant of conditions and,th_uir“caus«
es and will not exert the slightestmon-
» tabenergy «to-learn.“ There. “is ‘ Vhorn
enough and. roomenoughon this pian-
: ot tor all of God‘s. children under just
. conditions. Nature’s storehouse is full
lot the things’necmory‘ tor the strato-
‘nsnco “and comforts of life. The prob-
li lomof barrio attain them.- my now
go little mental expenditm phenom.
gWheu this»is,_donevoll workers, organ»
. l lzed and unorganized-will roan a larg-
CAPTMN sm‘rl-l oausunzo.
'_ \fllfly‘ >316“
Colonol .C. H.
r. . or. sun
Mini; lied-
It is unfor-
tLrgfn‘t‘lilté’ti‘ labor, judging
hushed ‘rnbill‘tll, and the
meeting itself that there in such a
dearth of talent among the labor lend-
m-s. The maps meeting held Thursday
5 , in Hoyt‘ds'l'houtre was an ' ox-
”‘bp‘portunlty for lrlhor t‘o latuttl
its also and intoropt the: public in its
was an utter disappointment to most
‘ Orders were informed in. New Britain. ‘
{. last weekbr ldouto ~
. théptnpoiotonbis'barteuderm’abont
. ‘a doz‘ fl
hoe morons held in bonds“ or m
p aflflfidn‘ filfi rol'ty‘oonw hm Sim
. .M
family
horn try .
to South Norwulk had
‘ oreuin
of her' rothhro: lit“
on m. thotlerm‘on it
deeply ulteotod by th
sm'ltn'bnenth. ; ‘ . .
The body will be trike
tomorrow m‘ornln
vloéli Will
to Brooklyn
. . whoro i'unorul oer-
ho hull W dlloudlly nflm‘.
. in min ‘
,Stntisticr showing th’n development
of the. telephone system in this mute
lid ‘how the inotrttni’onts are dis-
t'ibllted by the Southd'rn New-England
Telephone companyy‘huvo lust boon
compiled by Genoral‘tiuperiutendent
Bultnr. " The» tabled . allow» tho populn»
titm and the number of telephoned-in
the territory or the“ Southern New
England Company in'Connectlc-ut by
State, counties. townn “and divisions.
With ‘a population of 908.356 people in
the State theronre 17,612 telephone
stations. The greatest number of tole-
phones are in use in New Huron coun~
ty there being 5.353 stations to u~pop~
uintion or 289,163. flnrtiord county is
next in order with 4.257 stations to a
population of ‘lilBJllSwnnd ii‘uirfloid
county in third in the order with 3.553
stations. in the other counties the
number of stations are as follows:
New London, l,379”:«ilitchilold. 1,033;
Windham, 627; Middlosex, 534; 'i‘ol-
land‘ 21“. . I ‘ ‘ L .
Arranged underthe head of towns
and listed according to tho number or
ntntlouu‘to tho population.‘ Norfolk
hoods the list wits 108 stations for. its
population of 1,614 people. Thollnr-
«out; number of telephone. htatio’nu in
uuy city in the Station: in flown"-
on. which has 3,236 atutiona, Hartford
has» 2,562; Bridgeport. 1.775,. Waterbury
Lil-ii. New London 645, Meridian-164.
Danbury Elli, Norwaik 82! and Nor-
WICh ‘98. - a» 3- .. .
' in the Now Haven dirialim which luv
eludes Bethany. Cheshire"; Eliot Haven.
Hnmden. North Haven. and: Wood-
brldgo, thorn urn 3,490 stations. .
UTAH REVENUE OFFiCER ACTIVE.
. .3 w ———~n..z..y.. l .. '. .
In Trvldh‘ “thaAiceria'ln ll hoot-etude:
of Financial institution: Are Liable.
SALT LAKE, litnh, March lT.-—}'Pho
Tribune guys; captain , ll. . Wheolook;
spool): agent and direct répheoentuuve
of internal revenue. . fiommissioner
Yerkep,.ot Wilmington, is causinfi n
oommotlon'dmong many of the load-
ing business men of Salt lake. He is
making a ppeclal tlthflltltlfill or the
Conditions in all or line :l’ur‘go common
ciul institutions of the city. with a
view to ascertaining iflthr secretory
ill all of them. and othor odicers and
directors in many of them are not lin-
blo to the regular reroutio ti: an‘oto‘t‘k
brokers.. Especial nttllihtio‘u has been
given to the Utah Sunr‘C-omphuy lair
cause or the moat oclilmywtum Milt
prevailed in mistook or lhmcompnny
forv‘tho past your. liv'i‘hp books or the
oompuny were admitted by Captain
thloclz during thovpnst melt and
us it result the secretary. H. G. Whit-
ney. baa been roportedto \Vhsillngton‘
with the recommendation that he be
assessed for tho past four year-ll or
over sinoo tho war tanwont into offset.
Mr. Whitney intends to ught‘thd'mnt.
tor to thwondnnd his only tool! to a
, million from the éot‘ilnllSilibflEl‘ThfiO
brill draw'tho lino morn oldarly' b‘ei
tween brokerage and douliog on pri~
rate account. ‘ '
._
uuuoaoous‘ Assnuu‘.
Constahlo Nearly Killed by Woodcbop-
pero-«Left for Dead on Highway.
RVOCix‘l’lLLE. Mill-kill VlbéThin, third
with the scene of great ‘oxrlbfimént at 9
o‘clock-Ila“ evening, and, an attempt
will; midi? to kill Constable Louis Ed~
ward Kane. Three.» munch woodo
porn. wbodo names. could not be» lcarlh
ed. word about toivn‘ all the afternoon,
drinking and arousing“. ‘l‘h‘ey became
row boisterous, dud tonight as] they
was {about to board1tlioir lentil and
drive away, Kano attempted to arrest
them. As he attempted to grasp one of
the men. he was sit-unit n torrible blow
in tho 'heud.*wilh the butt end of a
whip: Kane was roiltd in the streot
and lay motionless nod unoonsoluus. He
Was taken to the hotel near by ’nnd a
phraician'sumrdonod. “ - ,
Tho wagon aiiiopdfrtsed‘ over the con-
stable. and he was found in a terrible
condition " and obver‘ed with blood.
Kauo wills plucky. de‘spite his injuries.
Ho=graspedn rear «trial of the wagon
and was dragged nearly one hundred
rods. so determined was he to capture
themin‘tem‘ ‘“ ’ ' ‘ ’
Kane is badly hurl::~bht will recover.
it is bellowed the men wili‘be arrested.
RAID in location,
u .
. . the direc-‘
tion or Secretary fimhet'and aided
bar-tho locaipoiioosrorce raided Got»
one! Murphy‘s saloon, 30:88]. ‘Main
moot; mulléhniglit. and . mm
‘others who were found in the .
not! . .
tomorrow dither mntmih’ W63,
madman. ll furnished nurotyq *
high. and until like came
. .alwuys retained
with normal-onto in'thut‘l'oity. Tun
lattor were notified by tolearnph of the
ufl’nlr; andlcbmoato South Not-wall: lost
xbto arrange for th inner I. Ono
‘ ‘ ‘ drlh 1" Bull h, liv-
oiz‘hi. villi were
item of Mil-iii
, I o u - \ ‘ ¢ ‘ ‘
W . liillllllliiillll] liliiili!’ Li’ilhfilllllh
TELEPHONE spawns m STATE. “a; .i . H. .,, , . if
over BeVenteanv‘r Thqutuhd Stations T "’ “WWW“ ‘ “"0” m n"
hop- . '
Ibocnrrod during tho flééltfit idlieiiérv-
"mm”.
ilmuulilhiell ill/ill ill 80 Min
illlllglllllll'l Will-kill lion:
in In m' Will; Fall lilnil ln
important hnloullt o‘in “ truckage and
bridge work oh- h‘nhd.‘
today on the best of authority that it
is considering the elevation of its
vtruokn :in Mormon otterjytho work in
Bridgeport hlln‘ imen‘ flulilliofd. Otil‘or
.il‘milar matters in which the Consoli-
il‘otod‘ in at prosoht lnvlflvod‘ure us fill-
owsl "“‘
' Four-truck improvements at Bridge
portL west end of y'ardt, O'Brien &
Shoehs‘n, New Work. con motors, Prim-
ticnliy completed. Similar work begun
at out end (it line within the. city;
O'Brien & Shoohun and‘DWighl &‘
Duly, New York, contractors.
visionfroin the undo!“ 'the
truck to Derby. . lin
work Well under troy. - ._. 4
Connecting lino from North Attic»
horn. Mann. to run northwest All.
miles to Iconnoct «With‘ we Prowl»
donoe‘ldivlsion: Contract'let‘to (i. W.
Blakesleo & Sons. New Haven. I'i‘o be
double truck. and coat 3160.000.
; Gut—rm between tillertorlltlry, M‘er-
ldon nod Middlbfow’il line and the
Northn‘rnpt‘on division," toureduoe run~
niug‘tlme between
Waterbury: Building.‘ ,
Springfield hail nodal-contemplation
a new bridge oyer the New York, New
Haven it" Hartford Railroad (Highland
dlvlbit‘mL on theline of St. llamas ave-
nue, 45 «feet spauzr also it ‘ bridge over
the main line of the road lit South..End
ovur _. the Connecticut River. to. have
one upnnof‘ ill) foot and-two mus oh
About 66 feet oauh. it is reported that
the New York. New Haven‘& Hartford
Rondgio preparing plansxfor it now
3“;ng on South street. diatom Spring
9 . n 1 .’ ,. .
double
(tor contract and
dor hrldgen in connection with its
long to elevate the trucks through
ridgoport. a'i‘he- contract tor the
bridge over the river has recently been
lot, but the contrnots for the bridges
in the city have not. 9
At Terry-villa the grade queaizon in
still before the court. The road has;
been naked to oliininotelhe‘grsdes.’
Terryvilio is in tbetown, of Plymouth.
‘In Boston an ordinance is before the
Common Council to appropriate $355000
for iootbridgeu in Ward 12. oral tho
truckp of the' road ‘toguondoct Welling.
ton and Albolndrie‘otroota. Northamp-
ton and Whitman str‘eiitti, Clurdi‘fiout
Pork and Biutk‘wood street. and Green-
wich Park and Cumberland str’eot. The
work will be undo!“ the jurisdiction oi
tho“ superintendent of dtrlaeiu. ‘
- ~.( c‘t‘ihtrlict ll‘ds“‘béén‘ lét‘?‘i"h”.“‘.loim G.
Tait at
Westo‘hoator avenue brill ‘9 over tho
lironlt rider; 3,? tin orig: t“. } .gun
on this bring» no. on» box- it‘ ouch;
is authorized ovilr the'trackof‘bi‘ the
system at W_~stchostor Turnbllt‘é. ’l‘bo
railroad company has ngrood to pay
hall or the cost oi’ the‘ up roach. ‘
pt Providence up by... plant has yet
boob rebelled :botitzehi‘tbe fiNow. York.
New Haven d ,iiurtfo’ru arid the city
authorities remmmfi)tho removal or
grade crossings"! ht ylioftl‘rove and
Acorn streetéi‘”
‘ it is hinted that at Fall River bridges
will be needed algorithm gtreet. [fierce
sirtaet, President merino into two at
Buuuell streétj‘ign‘d one od'ch‘ut Collins
and Doro! atroets‘. and u vinduct will
connect Center and Anawn threats. All
this is to be in‘oounebtion with the
abolishing of grime cr'oseiiugs by tho
New York. No
V
Railmnd. '
BIG Boltomo coutnpsgo.
Plant of the Toledo Metal Wheel Co.
Narrowiy Ming: 3 Train.
mount)", 0.» .7 " or" ire-nun big
nian’toi‘lhe 15.39% . m “13“: m-
employln finally,” 30d m.
inure
puny.
mhichstands'iil m; the who
railway collapsed fusing the passen-
gar train passed the building“ it fell
across the truckload har‘ély‘midsed the
rear conch. ’Hndfthe collapse occur-
rod two seconds harbor ever? doorman:
or the pouch Whittle kitted: guild:
6d ‘ hundreds “otv lives would ‘ hard ~‘beén
passage or traius‘ifld‘suclt eité'ét on to
cause the walls to ireakéti unlike?
collapsed. ’ 4..-... ‘ ‘
wusauuo than: tron
- 4,3 .
SAN runner shrill TIL—The
United States gunboat. Wheeling will
sail from this portrwithin a few days
tor'hhgddllbb-Bi here Commander
Blbphtufglel“ film. to meet Admiral
cmy‘unu‘repmi t‘o‘him. After taro .
get pragétfiéhe Wheeling will proceed
0‘ . "ENE “F3 filailhil “it“;
. ‘ y 7 J “ (ii-“lilbpolblinl
PAGO
‘ rt :Nirbr'gflpemidmr .
*‘ militias.'I'litetlbi‘jri
.‘wail reported -
Double-tracking tho .Nitulgatllok ul- .
New‘Havon and .
‘Tlle ‘loadiwilinood n numhor of girl ‘
:7th tar...’hnlidlng the new. .
, Hosteus~WhaL 30in
w Huron it; Hufiioril Bub?
Discovery tor" Consumption; ’thotciub
ms: monogram" hitting, the kind
that baffles the doctoriiH—sit .‘wlloliy
drives from the system. Thousands or
oncebopolbxs s‘ufl‘or‘ers from 'Consinmp.
tlon. Pneumonia. Bronchitis owe their
”it conduers ,
Grill. saws little» ones tremor-opp and
Whooping Cough and 5.5. positively
, y, . . . ,.. ,. . an _
lost. it is supported thnttlle continual trophies." 500‘ ”00‘.
me at F. H; Baxter‘s.
,3 livery barn.
woman
New Life Pills is daily coming to light:
No such grand-remedy for Livor and
Rowena-ooh . ' .
Wrote» {howibrcnrinz‘am ,
98 cl».
sale ()8 cis.
' $2.50.
rrlvct bound.
now $3.93. .
value. 5%.50. Price $3.93.
Sult', $5.75.
3; already. pr
f ' 1"! And must you také‘your dear
little‘ wile away with you? . .
Professormludcod. madam. I am our»
ry to say i must.——'l‘it~Biis:. .
ONLY CURE FOR DYSEEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or Now castle,
not; mm" “t“liulforod. for years, with
dyxpopizia. Uriel! to ' hove grout dip
trens‘lan‘d belching: i tried evorythiui
i could hear of. but nothiti‘g‘bolped me
till i maturation Balm; W one so
centbottle cm‘edime oomplotolyfl «.1
For sale by it'll; Pldisteti and F. H.
‘tm .er‘ WM.
,fnordor to show that he'll; well
read, an Atcbison man called hrs on-
emy today “it muddled loaf.“
WOULfliMASl-l THE CLUB.
it member-ii of- tho rm? rover 'As'
socitttion". would uise Dr. King's New
wool go to:piecen,-tor it always cure;
limo undoneaith to it;
”drab ad for all Throat. and Lung
Trial bottltls
Taking ii girl out is becoming al.
most as odstly as hopping a horse at
Lot: 3w FROMWco‘BVVEBg.
Gobi! Mint on it cut .i‘atelygnve 3»
km. mulling know. that
‘ credit: it minstrel
‘ ‘til'lifordrturkey, put
Er rr A é‘ecltsr.
m .‘irplcndid. work ”or in. King's
1”qu mm
madden Bloom
m u:
b. M. READ
”351531,,“ 55%. - .
. ft"? QEWPERSWT? .
BEGINNING so TURDA Y EVENING.
We shall pluct- on Milli" ill, ill‘o Skirt illopnrtlu
lower flour. about 55", (lozru L'lltlerslciris.
our ununl custolll to have :tS‘zlle-dhfikii‘ls at this season of
”it your :qu this will in: nncof m'oro illuum‘lliunry merit.
ii'llli‘t.‘ sorts than yi’lu have any idea of. choice g'lioils'nml
‘ highly ilCSil‘illlit’. Tilt: prices: :er asionlsllingly low.
5) dozen inst liluck'nnd'(joloroid Sateell‘ Skirts. liliidi?‘
with pluiiing’or ruilios. lined I
THE D. M. READ mummy.
, Bh'depor. iron": '
'1' euro” will- Lalways digeii‘t
. a business?
‘ or it. duration
em. wini’i'"
.,‘ l! “'1
C0: "
r
\ I I /
mil nil-flour“ ‘
ll {intiorol‘lling to; .
or unlined. Value Ergopriéu‘?
4 dozen fast Black Illlll Colored Morccl'izcrl Skirts
made with drop ilollncc lliiii tuckril ruffle. tiling.
4 ilmml lilllt‘k and White stl‘ijilit‘l‘glrirtn. spun glass.
with drop HlilC-lllallt‘il ruillc.
Yulllc $l.5tl. l’l‘ict- this
3(lllzoll extra size “luck Skirts with (loop ilill't! mi»
lie and icalllcr-lnllloil. :\ skirt for slolli woumr null ox-
cclliioually wrll mailc. , $1.5(‘lonclr 4 . . .
p ] dozen Colored .‘v’lorcol'izorl Skirts. \villt‘lcoio‘l‘.'pill‘lt,'
blue. green and purplé, with. 15 inch lithium and three . 2‘
inch ruffles: Regular prices $3.25; Will be sold for $.98.
2 dozen Silk itzllizlll’ Cloth Skirts. ill black :illii colors,
(illllbit‘Jl‘llmt‘ plaiti'rl. Regular \‘illlit‘ $3.50. Prior.- now
3 (107.611 (.Ifolorcd lilltlcr Moreen Skirts. 'l‘lleso are
made for good, hard service and need no recommendation.
Value $5.00 and $4.00. \Vl'll bo sold f0r$l.98.
2 dozen lllnck and White and Black and Colored strip;
ed Silk-Moreen Skirts. with deep plaiterl rufllc. faced and
Regular price from $6.50 to $8.50. Price
4 dozen [lint-k Silicaliorcml Skirts, with deep plzliiod
rul‘ilc. yokc‘ bzlilil. ruclliug-tl’ililllletl. the very bout Silk—Mn—
rcon Skirt in the marknt. $5.00.
9:
4do’zrll 'l’nf’feiuSkirts, heavy quality. in plain and
changoable Colors. with (it‘i'p. corded flounco.
Regular ‘
6 dozen Black and Colored Taffetzi Skirts. with item-
stitched ruffles. accorileon or side-plaitrd. ill n‘vuriety of
styles. Rogularivnitlc from $7.00 to $10.00.
Prim: this
I .
’1‘...
smart
our in his church
ed- with men‘Who
m ‘i'orce of habit.—.~New
if some preacher was only
enough to put a side d
heWotild hovel/t till
would go in fro
York Press.
NOT BREATHE ,
s, croup, grip. bronchi-
tis, other throat and lung troubles, are
quickly cured by Onei‘hilnute Cough
Cure; One Minute Cough Cure'ls not
a more expectornnt,’ which given only
temporary relief. it .boftens‘nnd il-
quldes the mucous, drawn out the in‘
Inmation and remodel; the cause oi"
, .COULD
. Coughs. cold
. 1 '3 disonse. Absolutely sore. Acts‘i'nt
once. (“One MinuteCougll Cure‘wlll
do all that Is claimed for it.” says Jun-
lice of the Peace J. Q::Hood, Crosby.
.Misls. {My wife could .. not get her
breath and was. ,reliqygd by the first
dose, it has boon a benefit to all mr
loudly." ' . " ‘ - ”
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th_inlryour new novel will sell? ‘
Stllbbs~Sell? Yesfsiree; We hired
a Chicago man to come forward and
claim the piot.--Detroit Free Press.
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“After usingdtewflhoitles of Kodol
Dyspe‘psiia Cure my‘wife. received per-
fect and permanent relief from a. go‘—
Vere add chronic case of stomach trout
ble." says J. R. Holly, real estate. in-
surance, and loan as at. of Monolith.
ill. "B‘efo'rie using “ 'odol Dyspepsia
Cure She could not bat an ordinary
meal without ibiensb’dilfteriugw he
is now edtlte‘oil‘reed; Several till o-
ians and ‘rionlédies had {,‘failo‘d’jd t he
relief." You don't have to diet. Eat.
any good. food you wantflgut don't 0i"
erload thoi'stqlnach. :.Kod i Dyspegslu
it fol-W531.
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