l The most wonderful wood stow. ovor invontcd. [Willihént a room 20
fl!‘ totiunro in Ii minutes, at an oxpcnae oven loan than oil. No amdkc, no
‘Oiior, no trouble, no dauaorv and the cost for regular size in
‘ l 4 '< .1. p t
, Sen these stoves and Wonder at the price. lluy one, and you will sound
its praiaca forever attor. ..
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Our variety of Oil llcatcra continuoa to incronae. Four new lines added
this week. We now have the largest variety and at the. iowoat prices to be
found in this state. Prices from
“.OOtoJi' m.
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‘ Do you know that we. are selling “Lightning" Fruit Jars, quart size. for
. 89c per dozen? That Is the carioad p rico today.
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Our new Furniture is a marvel of beauty and our low pricoa on name
:‘nurpriac the shrewdest shopper. '
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‘Thirty-ilve distinctly different patterns of Brass and iron Beds.
‘ doubt this assertion come and count them.
,V we do not request you to buy.
if you
it‘ our prices are not the lowest.
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COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS.
Mao-m n-
. S. STURTEVANT,
;. " Earth Main and Ann St. So. Norwaik.
rsday, Bargain Day.
For this week we make a specialty of
. ‘ Thu
HOSI
CHILDREN'S HOSE, DOUBLE KNEE.
AT 10 crs.
REGULAR PRICE, 15 CTS.
LADIES’ aANCY HOSE,
AT 15 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE. 25 CTS.
LADIES‘ FANCY HOSE,
AT 19 crs.
REGULAR PRICE, 25 CTS.
LADIES' FANCY HosE.
AT 35 crs.
, REGULAR PRICE 50 crs.
. THESE PRICEStFOR THURSDAY
’ AND SATURDAY ONLY.
ickerman &
Milkashlugtou St,
Son.
South Norwaik.
The superiority of Portland over or.
dinary comenta in well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosan-
daio cement in. to an extant, being
crowded out. We handlotho "Atlu."
which Is conceded to be the beat brand
on the market. Our salon“ or thhi'c‘o-
meat have increased ton-fold within
a tow yearn. lfyou Ira loin: to it"
cement use "ATLAS." '
Of course, we have tho "Roundalo"
ciao. and our line of mmno'huiiding
matarininnbtue atone, rower pipe. bio.
iii complete. '9 ‘ .
' usivnhinni’iiii‘xi. to... omit.
l.
1i.
not alluring includes Womoa'n null
7...... .L n...
President rain ihiiéd in light
iienutil v'Mendtun's than
. ’i 0 diinw Puritans In Town
.r.-....._,.... _. _ q
WilddilMS'i‘AD, island of Curacou,
‘October iu-l’reuldcnt (luatro. of Ven-
czuclu. afici- leaving Valencia. Sep—
tember id. at the hood of an army of
nix thousand men, with seventeen
guns, with tho announecd intention of
attacking the. inuurgcnt forco at Tocuy-
iio, commanded by (lciiar‘ul.'Maxi(lozu.
rcucbcd San Juan do Loa Mama. ncur
Vlilil ilc Guru. beliovini; that, Mendoza
was thcro. but the president found
only 1.500 local guerrllaa at that piacc.
and after a sharp light the luttcr wore
routed.
The. government incorrectly an-
ununrcd thia engagement as being a
victory over Mendoza‘a army. whereas
that: general iii near nun Sebastian.
ready to cll‘cct a junction with the
forces of (lcncral Matoa.
’l‘hr final success of General Mains
is bcilcvcd in Venezuela to b curtain
and as a result. all securities on the
ilourse nt Caracas. are rising.
The Vonczucian governmcnt recently
rctuaod to grant. the request of n drie-
uution from the inhabitants of Bar-
ouimcto. who wished to obtain permis-
lown. through 'l‘ucacas. the only avail-
ahlc port. The misery at Barquisi-
meto in almost. indescribable. The in-
habitants havo been without. provisions
from the outside for forty-live days.
(‘ascu of yellow lover and typhus havc
bccll rcporicd there.
STAGE ROBBERY IN NEW YORK.
ticed Near Florida.
The stage coach "l‘iouccr." which
liiliiiL‘S daily lripu i)ti\\'|'t‘il Waruick
and iioxhcn. was lu-ld up and robbed
tcrday afternoon.
ida, N. Y” ubcn, at a lone Spot on the
road. (‘iiulon and liornllo S Winner.
the inch on norm-a cmcrgc from ”w
dense wooda ubich linc the highway.
('Iiutou Winner was driving. The roir
bcra ordered him to pull up his horses.
This he rcfusod to do and the highway-
mcn oponcd fire with rcvolvcra. None
of the shots look cil‘nct. but the shoot
int: had the ctl‘ci-t of cmnpclling the
driver to bring his bursa-u to a stop
lnaidc illi' coach wcrc Mrs. .I. A
(‘lmmih-riin. Mrs. ii‘rcd \yt‘lil‘iil‘l‘_ Mrs,
Junior. Fuller. Mru. liari. Mrs. iCd John-
and. all of Florida. While two of the
hinhwnymcn covcrcd the Wiaucr bro-
Ibcru with revolvers the third compell-
ud the pnascnizcru to give up all their
money and vuiuahlcs.
After tho robbery had been compiciv
cdvthc robbers spurred up their horses
and camped. thu news of the hold
up bccnmc known this whole auction of
Orange county was rouacd and liflSHf‘H
of armed men wcrc formcd and at oncc
Rtnrtcd in search of thc highwuymcn,
i‘iinton W. Winner in prcaidcnl, of tho
village of Warwick
~-~“ll was almout a miracle. llur»
dock iliood llilicra curcd mo of a tor-
rible brcakinu out all over the body. i
am very uraiciui."-~--Miau Julia li‘i|~
briduc, Wcai (‘ornwolL (‘onu
ARE AFRAID OF SHIP COMBINE.
British Afternoon Nowopopers Do Not
Favor the Morgan Deal.
LONDON. Oct. l.»~'l‘hc comments of
tho afternoon ncwapapcru on ibc ship-
ping ugrtaomontu brim-cu the Iiritiuh
governmom and tho Cunard lino and
tho Atlantic shipping combine are by
no mcana no uolf-conuraruiatory as
thoac of tho morning papcru. "'i‘bcro
in nothing to crow about." anya the St.
.iamcu (lazciic. "Wo'pny handaomciy
to keep the (‘uuurd china and tho (Icui
with tho Morgan-Plano concern In.
vcry ricketty buaincua. ii in apcrioua
but wo regard it with vonatdorublc
doubt. Nothing in said about pro-
roreniial rates. and aiurc the control of
tho wholo affair may be vuatod in a
- hoard oxciuaivoiy Ynlikco wo fail to
are any grout value in tho auppoami
aniommrd. 'l‘ho moat. amazing pro»
vision in that whcrchy if Mr. Momma
attornpia io iuiuro our trado in» pan-
ishihim by permitting him to place Ida
«hip» under Amoricau control. innior
the stark and airipoa. and by rolloving
him of tho obligation to carry Britiah
officers and acumen." .
'i‘hc Wenimlnutur (incite uaha:
“Wind in Mt. Morgan'a quid pro duo?"
and tilifiidtlllillkil thorn niuat ho homo
compensatory anroomoni: by which
r'atea can not be cut an batman tho
(luuurd und‘tiio combine. ‘ ‘
'l‘hc Wontminiotcr (lunatic dismay:
it couaidaro t in uovorumont'afinancing
by loan up Vote un‘torpriaa like, tho
able.
FUNERAL or lMiLE ZOLA. .
PARIS. October 1-At n cablnot
council today. at “w ich Proaidcnt non.
upon on the data for the reopening of
parliament. (The rimmed also decided
that Senator Qhaurnio minister of pair
iii: instruction. shalt represent the
ovor‘nmcnt at‘dha {choral of Emily:
.ota, Friday. and dearer on Druiou.
Tho Matiu confirm the rénort that
Drama. with hilt brother 'Matihmiou.
iii attohflha funeral. and and: that
t a claim Hfldimliird family (that of
Mm) uremia) will attend present.
, ADMIRAL EVANO AT HANKOW»
Nari/mam“: lilo rationed man
31'. intimation Admirai holder Irv.
‘ garland mainland ' of .tha Mi.
upholds ital-rival.“
law, it hiatomomrr.
..., pg“.
iVitulenlnidn viiilldi’iiiili‘ili iiriuscdt
sion to introducc provisions into the-
Western Methods Successfully Prac-i
liiiiiillJC'l‘iHVN. N. Y., October 1-» i
by throt- masked horucrucn into yr».
The roach was two llllli‘H from li‘ior» -
who own tho couch and worr- on it. saw ‘
Cunard Lino fipv "wholly oblaction» =
.. . . .
betpresidod. (into or ii, was fixed l
Wa’nniuoroui. ‘Ootqboi‘ “turns .-
WAN Florida“
‘ A Remedy Which has Revolutmnized
the Treatment of Stomach
. Troubles.
'l’ho rcmody in not licrnidcd as a
wondurfui diaoovcry nor yot a aocrct
patont moiitcinc. noitlior is it claimed
to cure anything cxcoht lii’iibcpaia, in-
dignation and atomuch troublca with
which nine. out of ion aut‘i‘or.
'i'hc rcmody la in tho form (if plonir
ant tasting tubluta or lonongoa. contain-
ing Vegetable dud i‘ruil car-loner». puro
aseptic. pepsin (government teat.) gold-
en heal and diastnuc. .ue tablets uro
iuoid by druguiaiu uiidor tho name of
Stuart‘s liyapepaia 'i‘nbiciu. Many iu~
thrusting expr—rrimcnia to lost tho ill'
m'HilVU power of Siuart'a tnblcla abow
that (me grain of the nrtivo primdpiu
contained in them in auiileieut to thor-
oughly digest 3,000 graiua of raw moat.
raga and otlior wholoaomc food.
Stuart's Tablota do not act. upon the
bowels like after dtnnor plila and
cheap catharticw which simply Irri-
tato and Inilamc the Intcstiucu without
havinr.r an effect whatovcr iu digoatiuu
food or curing indignation,
li‘ tho stomach enirbe reatcd mid
assisted in tho work of distention it
will vary noon rccovcr its normal vii;-
aor, as no organ in so much abused and
"ovorworkcd an the stomach.
'i‘hiu la the secret. if tborc. in any ac-
crct. of thc rcmarknbic success of Stu-
,urt‘a llyupcpaia ’l‘ohlcla. a rcmcdy prao
liically unknown a tow ycaru ago and
tnow the moat widoly known of any
:trcatmcnt for stomach weakness.
i This succcau has bceu accurod cn‘
tirciy upon its lucriiu as a digcalivc
{porn and simple because lhcrc can be
.111) atomach troubhI if thc food he
i promptly digested.
t Stuuri'a llyspopaiu 'l‘hblcia act on-
ilirciy on the food eaten. digestible. it
icor plctcly, no that it can bc auuiml-
ilnt d into blood. nerve and iiaauc.
,’l‘hcy curc dyspepsia. waicr brash.
|Hour stomach. gas and bloating after
month, because they furnish tho dines-
.livc powcr which wcak otomacbu lack
‘and unions that is supplied it in uaoicau
lio nltompt to curc by tho use of "too
ics." "pills" and calhnrtica which huvc
abroluiciy no dlgcctivc power.
. Stuart‘s Dyspepsia 'l‘ubiciu can be
found at all drug: stores and the regu-
lar our of one or two of them after
1month. will dmuonslrnic ihcir merits
‘ hotter than any other argunn-ni.
(ll‘ii
WiLL NOT HAUL COAL.
Until Anthracite-Bituminous Companyi
Pays its Men Union Wages.
(llililAilU. (lcioiicr ir—Mcmlil‘l‘a of
tho (‘nai 'l‘camalvrs‘ i'uion havc decid-
l‘il not to haul coal to ally public .
acllool hutldinu uuiii the board of cd~
.ucnlion iuducca the Aulhracitc-‘llituur
inouu (foul (‘onipauy. which has the
Si‘l‘lili’ll contract for the northwest aide
‘. to pay ita mph the union wagon. l
1 The tcaniaicrs nmployod by the;
lcompnny \vcni on strike that week. but i
ithc inattcr wan cousidcrcd of minori
‘ importance until the Union board that ‘
‘ lhc company war: about to cmploy non- ‘
i union ii‘mllsicrs. The company has no
llllW‘I‘tivillllH'i lion wuh other firms un-
dcr contract. to ibr lli‘tll'il of education. |
lull thc ii‘milhii‘l". hciicvv a light .
against all would force the AuthrarioL i
llitumiuoua Company to an immcdinto ‘
settlement. ‘
'i‘iic school contracts for coal woro
lct that week. but tbcro has liocn prno i
iicaily no hauliuLr and Rhould t'bc .
wonihcr iuru cold the aituaiion would
bc serious. i
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i HAWAIIAN LAND LAWS.
Senate Sub-Committee Has a Very
Busy Week.
i(.lorrcupoudcu:not Ausociaiod l‘rcaai.
. llON(li.l'i.i'. Soptumbcr lib—The
sub-committee of tho ucnulc commit-
ieo on Pacific islands has had a very
busy work. (in tho island of Hawaii
they devoted two days to public bcar-
Inua. The principal muttcra presented
'to tbcm warn the ivslillltill." rouardiuu
the Hawaiian land laws; public iur
provcmcnta llccdcd on the ialanda. par-
ticularly harbor improvcinchis at, liilo
and lighthouses at varioua points on
the coast. and tho aubiert of compensa
tion to tho ex-ouccu for ihc loan of‘
crown lamb-i. Ii iii cxpcclod that the
commiaaion will complcio iia work
here Soptcmhor 29 and unit the next
day for San Francisco.
The executive cunnniiico of thc
home rule party baa winner] to ratify
the plan of fuuion with the Doniorratic
party. arranged by Delegate Wilcox
and Kniuuolmiuut tho Icndcru of thc
party.
mum“... .w
THURsTON ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Doors and Windows Closed. Keyhole
Plugged and Gun Jet: Open.
81‘. idliilii. ilctobcr l ‘‘‘‘‘ (‘Iurcncc
'l‘huraton. n and of former United
Hinton Senator 'l‘hurutod, of Nebraska.
and an athletic of the world'a fair of»
linen in St. lamiu, was found uucuw
‘aciouu from aapbyaiuiiou in bid apart-
mcntu at tho hotel lbia morninu.
'i‘hu door of Ilia room wnu lightly
cloned. tho buy boiu piuugod. tiu- with
down bolted and the can iota open. in-
titration. iiiui an ulidmpi. bud iwcu
made at uuicide. ' .
'i‘hilrutun hi twouiy-two ycuru old
and iuia Iu-ou in iii. Loom about ihrcn
moutha. HI' wan lukcu to the city boa-
ptiai. whore tho phyuiciunu uay thorn
la a poaaibiiity he may not roeovor.
HURT iN FOOTSALL PRACTICE.
NEW lilWiiiN. October i«-~~lliii'iliit
the football practice of tho Yalo sound
at Yale Field. yoaiorduy afternoon.
iii‘osior liarry Rockwell. of Portland.
Ora, a subatituia‘quurirrback. rccalv-
‘cd marimui internal injuries and may
in unable to pldv agiiiu thin rennin.
~ i
itocliwcit iii a fronhman. .
A Sweet Stomach
tomes ouiyby having a perfect
acting liver and good digestion-a
both can easily be hmiéiiyipaing
.was cliiiiicd to
i.\'c\\' lthcu nicmbcrz: iaaucd a call for
iddnr y
Plural Faint
iiiriurd iiduieiddd Freddie Pr
titliil killed til Windham], i..i
[Inn ind iidd Climbed iron Pair
To dream ills lint
NEW YORK. October l--Witbln
night of bin father and two thousand
pcraoua. Richard iiouscr and bin ninc-
your-old companion. li‘rcddio i’copoio.
of Wood ilavcu. .I.. l.. wcro killed by
an cicctrir current.
l’eopoio had climbed on top of the
iron polo to rccovnr his but. which had
caught on the wirc, and was slowly be-
ing burncd.
cap his hand came ill contact with the
wire. The uhork paauod through his
body. killing him instantly and form-
ing a circuit botwccn the pole and tho
Wll'i‘.
Young iiouacr. believing his comrade
only stumicd, rllmbod up the pole to
release him. and carry him to thc
ground. thn he reached tho lop hc
placed hia arm around the body. bold-
ing that to tho pole with the other
hand. The current from the body Dill-iti-
od through him. forming a second cir-
cuit with tho polo. The bodies wcrc
badly llill‘lli'li hci‘orc thc currcnt could
bc shut off.
CONTEST IN WATERBURY.
Mr. Tomlinson Secures the Nomina-
~ iron for Sheriff.
\‘I’A'i‘lililliiliY. (Iotobvr lwthn
the licinocraiic county committee mct
hcrc ycalcrday lhcy decided that thc
call for lin- convcnlion ol‘ the county
i'halnorratk issuod by itobi-rt Mciiraih.
of this city was propcr and in our
form, and the rlcicnaica accordingly
went into amnion curly in the utter-
noon for the nomination of a candiduio
for sheriff. 'i'hcrc had been a conflict
among lhc mclnhcru oi‘ the county conr
inillcc during the past \vcok ovcr thc
urination llli to which of thc nicrnbcrs
call the convention.
a ('Ullvr-lliimi in llrauiord‘ wbiic Mr.
hicilrnth insisted that ho was chair-
man cx-oilicin as a result of tbc dcath
of Mayor (i'Sullivan, of liorhy. and
that the convention should be in Wat;
t‘l‘lllli)’. liin point wua concciicd to bc
wcll taken.
When the convcniion assumbicd. ii
hccamc cvidcnt that the aupporlcru of
Mr. 'l‘omiiusrm, of Milford. for the
sin-loyalty nomination. were present in
force and thcy succccdml in electing
i’. 'i‘. (l‘llricn. of Mcridclr temporary
chairman. and i". ll. lli‘i‘illillli‘l“ of Now
Haven. iomporat‘y secrciary. A com-
mlttrc on ('li‘ilcilltlillS wax appointed.
al‘icr which tho conicnilon mljourncd
for an hour for lunch, dctcrrinu tho
sotiicmcnt of tho controvcray bolwm-u
M r. Tomlinaon and Mr. Sirobel, of Wu
icrbury. for the nomination for sin-rill
unlit tutor in tho day.
When tho r'mivcniiuii rcsuinod busi-
ncas after roccau. lilo credentials coni-
iuilirc rcporicd ll? drlr-uatcs proucnl.
'l‘ho two vnnlvsling delegations from
l’roapcct were given on court] chain-c
by each dclcizalc bring allowcd half a
mic.
’I‘hc balloting. which was by roll-
ruli l'cmliil‘d in the nomination oi Mr.
'l‘ouiiiuiuui. who rccchod 72 votca,
\vhilc Mayor i‘bnrtors. of Ansonia. bad
iii. A motion to makc the nomination
unanimous i‘uih-ii on objcclion by lici~
cuaib liouuhuc, of Anxouin.
Mr. Strobcl‘a name, contrary to cv-
pnciaiiuir «lid not no lwforc ‘lhc con~
\cution. it was announced that Mr.
Strohcl had withdrawn in favor of
Mayor (‘Iiurici-a.
GOLF PLAYERS DISHEARTENED.
Weather Conditions. As Usual. Against
Good Playing.
llil()(‘l{l.iNiC. Milt-Iii” ()ot. l.~~lf (be
fair aspirants for golfing houora in
tho \\'onicn‘a National championship
wi-rc diauppoinicd yvaturdny with tbc
Iirill iiuy'r. playing conditions, they
wore absolutely diahcartcnod. thik
warning. in iindilid that tboliniat and
fog had developed into a heavy storm
today. The rain drove acroag tho
links in pori‘cct lilli'i.‘i.f~l and on the
aoakcd turf. pooh-i of water begun
forming in vui'ioua pianos.
In view of the proapcct of 36 holes:
through a drenching rain aevcral of
tho luau idur’dy players failed to allow
up ihiu morning and dcfuuiiu warn rc-
cordcd audinul ihciu.
it was a match play entirely today
and the draw of that night. brought. to-
ucthcr aovcrui good playora. All the
fuvoriira aid-mod to have uood chum-cu
for coming out auecounfuliy, at trout
in tho ilrut round.
MIDDLETOWN TROLLEY SERVICE.
Miliiiidd'l'tiWN. ()ci. l.w~'l‘ho board
or train iant uinhl, hold an open moni-
huz and tho public itoiici‘iiily wua iii-
viii-d to conaidor tho oucaiton of troi~
toy cxtcnalon, A ruaointion wan ill-
trmiuocd by Aldcrmun (.7. it. iaiwnil
favoring the iornmiiou of u now ,troi‘
icy rou‘ipmiy whlrh Willilil nivo tho
city briirr aorvicc than tho proacnt
company amt uniting that u committuc
of five appointed to cooperate. with
tho committee. from the common coun.
all. 'I‘hcro was: a twu hourn' donate
on the matter-pad than it womuwur
‘for a month dr‘taeiion. 'I‘ho resolu-
tion preacntcd by the uldormau wan
opposed by colon of tho omciala or the
atrnct railway company.
W
AUTOMOBILiST GETS BONDO.‘
WALLINGFORD. Oct. i.«~tlondii of
$1.0M were Riven last evening by
thrlff Booth tor Herbert Marble. hold
by Coroner Mix as n ranuit oi the fa.
tat coilinion hetwcon an automobile ho
Ivan driving and a North Haven man‘s
coin.
‘ “4W ' , . m
MANOLED GODY ON THE RAiLil
Wil.l.hiliiiAliTiti. (loam, October t
«The mangled body or an unknown
brill who found today on the, tracks
a .
ford railroad, near lionmton station.
in“‘
All he reachcd out for the.
homework. illciv anyone that: .
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this. i Bridgéport Ad'uurttrer; C
THE D. M. READ co.
Established 1857.
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS.
About three hundred styles from which to make sci. .
cations. We mention a few. and hope you will be inter-
ested enough to visit the Furniture Store and see them.
Large Rockers of Antwerp Oak with deep, broad
seats, just the right pitch, and upholstered with Spanish
Leather. dark and rich. They are very handsome as well
as comfortable.
Old style Mahogany Chairs and Rockers to match.
These are typical reproductions of antique pieces. with
shaped backs and seats of green hair-cloth. They are small
.and low. and will make ideal sewing Chairs.
Hall Chairs of Mahogany. plain or decorated; some
with marquctry work inlaid with mother-of—pearl.
Burnt Wood Chairs in quaint designs. with high nar-
row backs and box seats.
There is noticed a group of Vernis Martin Chairs and
Ottomans which look as if they had emanated from some
French palace. They are finished in Gold, and upholster-
ed with Satin Damask. or Brocatelle in delicates shades of
turquoise or vieux rose..either plain or tufted. They are
very' artistic.
We offer a line of large easy Rockers at about 20 per
cent. below regular prices. There is no reason for making
this reduction for the Rockers are very desirable. They
simply must make room for others that are expected. They
are in Oak or Mahogany finish with either cobbler's or
sadier's seats.
IN THE CROCKERY STORE.
There are some necessary housekeeping articles that
will appeal to the majority of women, they are so remark-
ably pretty for the price.
Chocolate Pots. Bachelor Button decoration, gold-
stippled. 89 Cts.
English Porcelain Bowls, fine quality. 15 cts.
Salad Bowls, dainty floral designs. 25 cts.
Japanese Porridge and Broth Bowls. IO cts.
Bread and Butter Plates. Austrian China. 25 cts.
Meissen China Plates. 25 cts.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
ontagious
iseases
Prevented
.and ~-;ured
BRAZILIAN BALM is :1 Lightning Germ Exterminator. It
is the only thing in the world known to mankind that absolutely
prevents and instantly cures Contagious diseases. For twenty years
it has been preventing and curing measles, typhoid and scarlet ic—
ver, chicken pox. diphtheria. whooping cough, etc. Cures mumps
in‘twenty-four hours. The small-pox germ is no harder to kill than
the typhoid or scarlet fever germs. It will kill the seeds or germs
and stop the contagion. We say by it and stamp out the diacaue.
We‘ll refund the money on every bottle that fails. 50c and $1.00
at druggistu or sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAMI'JIES.
B. F. JACKSON 8: 00.. M’i'g. Chemists, Indianapolia. Indiana.
“i had a damn children in my Roomiuu limum that April when two at
thom worn «tricked down with SCARLET FEVER. 'l‘error reigned of courao.
but i instantly xivo 10 drop» of lirnziiian iiaim to each child. kick andwolinv.
cry hour. The nick quickly recovered and not another child was touched.
though unanimity expound.“ Mrs. Mary Rliiiiliiimi llunt. ludianapoiis.
"When tho BMALL»POA raged in this city. We were greatly exposed.
my i'nthcr onpocioiiyphiit We kept tho diacauo away by uhrh taking iii drops
of Braziliam Balm ovary two hour». it did not cntcl‘ odd family whcrc the
Balm was cited. and them worn hundreds of them."
‘ Mm. Victor ll. Pyle. Wilmington, Dot.
“WHOOPING GOUGH hail been raging all around "it. For: to are wonder.
in: why my children do not take it. Wu givo ihom lirazilliln ha in. that‘s why.
fi‘hio invaluable romody has kept all caningloua dinonnca out of my family
(or the years." , Mrs. J. A. smith. Gibraltar. Pa.
"Ono oftho girls Working In my store was at donih'i door with TV
PHQID. Three doctors in consultation mild and could not live an hour. An
Brazilian Hahn had never rai‘od me i doridod to try it. I gave bar to drops
ovoryfive minutoa. The effect was malt-at. She instantly revived and
quickly recovered.” Mra. .. i). Bratiway. Wilmington, Del.
li'orulo at nuxtcr‘u. Plainted's and the Clifford Pharmimy.
éhgd'this ”to Sick Frloiado
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