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Why most wonderful wood stove ever invented Will heat ii. room 20
111111 re in 5 minutes, at 1111 expen so even less than 011.
‘ Uo trouble no dangoi 9,1;d the cost for regular size is
,, {See these stoves and wonder at th 0 price. i' Buy one. and you will sound
ltegprelues forever after.
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' Our. variety or 0.11 Heaters continues to increase, Four new lines added
midweek. We now have the largest variety and at the lowost prices to be
top in this state. Prices from
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Do you know that We are selling “Lightning" Fruit Jars, quart size, for
890 per dozen? That is the corioud price today.
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‘I '1, 1 Our new Furniture is n marvel of beauty and our low prices on same
surprise the slrrewdest shopper.
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Thirty-five distinctly different patterns of Brass and Iron Beds.
doubt this assertion come and count them.
‘ we do not request you to buy.
if you
if 0111' prices are not the lowest.
CQOilIlPLETE HOME FURNISHERS.
,, .3. STURTEV
North Main and Ann St
w...
"All. FU
We are roadu to do uour Fall Furnishing
for Floors and Windows.
iNGRAlN, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS VELVET BODY-
BRUSSELS MARQUETTE AXMINISTER CARPETS inl
Newest Patterns.
.. OIL CLOTHS 21nd LlNOl EUMS in Various Widths.
CHINA and JAPANESE MATTlNU, Standard and spec-‘
ial Styles.
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So. Norwilk.
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LACE CURlAlNS and PORTlERS. Draperies and Me-i
dailions.
SHADES ol OPAQUE or HOLLAND.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
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Dickerman ;& Son,
84 Washington St.. South Norwalk.,
«N WWW” ”WWW
The superiority of Portland bvor‘or-
dimry cements is well, understood.
The price is new so low thot Rosen-
dnle cement in. to on extent, being
crowded out We handle the "Min,"
which is conceded to be the bout bread
on the market Our sales of this on
merit hove increased ton told within
a tow yum. it you are [01113 to use
cement one “ATLAS."
0! course, we hm the "Roseanne"
tibia. and our line of muonl’ building
motel-lulu blue stone. osmi- minnow...
in dompiete
Mini 11in em
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SU 09 and SU
on their; we made or the bent nu; would the ihnrliet Inertia and be-
; -’ . in A [victory very largely at much higher priced shoes. We earn-
wheel that you compare them with my It) then in tiny store.
tours on oom'rnuo'i'lou.
as out lather. , . ,
b t Nowell: shoes never
diet .31.. o
t‘r‘nwml felt eurhllin prevent; monolith
the soles.
‘ edit their msvhlew rim
monument osmium .
ling Which Hasilpenled lir 111111
No smoke. no SiUUUiUfl' RUWUl’U “$80“ FUFTUUU
' October. '1 detectives took into custody
Shin 111111111 1111131191
1191111 To Toledo 1]
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1.05 ANGELES (1111., Oct. 13.—~0n
Wlliium Eller, nlins, Joe Seiderwund
ullus ’i‘honrns iii-0mm; i .1. Melville.
nlias Morr’lsey nud M. 14). Vincent, ne-
eusod ot‘ robbing nmull post offices in
vnrlous points of Southern Culit‘ornlu.
The importance of the capture has
just become known. The guns; is one
known to the 110'lll10 throughout the
United States. There is ‘u stnndinu
rowuid of $800 for the return of nil the
members to Toledo, 01110 Some of
them nre wnnted ”1 Virginia and oth-
ers 111 New 1911111111111. The niiegod
lender of the gong Joseph Rapier.
olins “Topeka .100“ made his escape
111 the llllH' the others were arrested.
mCun't be perfect health without
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters
mukes pure blood. Torres and invig-
orntes the whole system.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER CASE.
Get Rid of .
Stay Rid of It.
It 11110 trim is to be we’ll that We
wonder §w11y tiioro are so many sick
people. .
, Como to think about it, it our i bi:
beenuso they don't know ant' 11' made
them sick. _
if they know that, they could broI
vent ii. and when they were sick, in
oil ehueh euro thomsolVes.‘ not so long
us no don't take more care. of our
health no 11111111 Iriwuys be more or
less sick.
The simple rules of health are:
Keep elonn, take exercise, out good
food, scour out your sternnob.
This last menus: Don’t tolerate in-
digestion. Cure it with Mother Slev
1101’s Syrup. A stonrnoh full of undi-
gested. fermented, putrid food is the
unhonlthlest thing you can think of.
Hull our diseases and troubles come
from the poisons of undigested food.
All of them could 11o cured with Moth-
or $0 igel' s Syi'nup
Miss Mnry Clancy, of .19 Cnnuoni
street. Bridgeport, Conn... under little of
Mnreh 22. 11102, writes: "i received
11 sample of your wonderful remedy
from one of your representatives, and
found it to be the host cure for Dyer
pepsin. l hnd formerly tried every
thing on the market, but got no relief.
1 would not be without it myself, on it
is indeed a sure euro."
FOR SALE BY lilillGGlSTS.
FALLING BALLOON KILLED TWO.
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Aeronaut Debraduky and Companion
Have a Disastrous Trip.
PARIS, October iii—lielu'adnky, the
uoronuut. and a companion. wore kill-
A Wrentham. Mass" Nurse Suspected
of Poisoning Her Husband.
WREN’i‘ilAM. Muss... 01:1. ills-«Tho
possibility that this town is involved in
u murder case similnr to the notorious
ones of \lech June ’l‘oppun, the nurse.
was nrcused 11 low months ago, has
ed by fulling from n dirlgible balloon
.tbls morning. DIIbrndsky's balloon
started from tho Iii-r'mttiili' slu-
i.ion nt Vnuglrnrd, a suburb of
11115 city. at 71715 n. 111., on n irinl
lr'ip. After preliminary
vering wlilr ultIu-bmont
released the bulletin 111111 proceeded
litrbrntlsky
sturtled the citizens 011 all sides. The
majority of the residents here know
nothing definite about the matter until
today, when it wus learned that sits
pivions that ii. il. Guild, who died bore
lust July. Irbout ti mouth after his ruin-
11111111 to Mrs. .li‘unie Wilbur, a nurse
was It victim of foul pluy. bud prompt-
(Id District Attorney Ann 1’. French to .I
order tho body of Guild to be exhumed
so that an autopsy might be held to
determine. if possible. whether or not
deutb was due to poisoning. The In-
tion of the district nltoruey is snid to'
be due to evidence thnt Mr. Guild, a
few days previous to his death won in
his normal heulth und that his brief
illness was marked by symptoms
which would have been caused by pois-
unliiu'. it is I'lnirned 11150 that Mnr'tln
Wilbur. of Windsor, (form, the first
husband (Ii Mrs. Guild. div-d under sinr
ilur circurnstnrn'es. ’i‘ln- wornun at
present is serving Ir fifteen rnoullis'
soutenvo ut Sherburns prison for for-
king Mr. tiuild‘s pump to n 1111111 for
$27.1. Sydney Withingtou. 11 form
huud orrrployed by Mr. Guild, also in
in the itI-fornrntor'r us 1111 urmrnplieu
oi \irs.(1ulld in the forgery.
Guild was .32 years old. Mrs. Guild
is .111.
MORE TROUBLE FOR BULGARIA.
Turkey Claims that Bulgarians Are In-
adequateiy Guarding Frontier.
(.‘ONS'I‘AN'l‘lNOPi ill ()1111l1013—«
The lliilll‘ lrns soul 11 circular to the
Minors complaining thnt 1111113111111 is
in iundi- qunlelv 311111111111; hIIr frontier.
that she is permitting MIIIItIdonluu
hnnds to cm and that the remnants
oi thorn- hands after being dispersed
by Turkish troops I'III-ross the frontier
and find shelter in liulgnrlun terri-
tory. The Turkish government also
I-ornplnins flint n rcvoluiionnry bnnner
was recently censor-ruled in the Bul-
iznrinu mounstry nt itilo and the com-
Innnds of tho IIImlutlonnry blinds haw
been apportioned to Ullulgurlan reserve
oflivoi'n.
Turkish re-lnforr'mrrents lruvo been
sent to Ul‘illll‘lllflfim‘.
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TURKEY DENIES FRENCH
RUMORS.
LONDON. ()I‘lolu'r liim’l‘ho l’ortv.
through the Turkish umbussndor in
London. deniII s the. report (-nbiod from
f’ru'is to London Snintdny llint ilt't ord-
11111 to rumors r'ul'luut in the French
I'Iipitul. nrlvulr negotintiuns were. pro-
ver-111111: iIIIlworIn Turkey nud itussin.
wlIiI-lr. if uur-resut‘ul. would result in
nu nan-IIrnIIIrl to close the Durdurwlles
to 1111 iiussinn wnr ships. The govern-
ment of Turkey rim-lures tbnt no nego-
tlntlons are on foot willl the object of
opeulun the linrdunullos to Russian
wnr ships.
GUESTS OF KING EDWARD.
LONDON. Oct. 1llcwdiuluiunndor
(llrotiie nud (imp-ruin Corbin. Wood and
Young were lllt‘ guests of King lild-
wnrd at n luncheon Iit iiuekinuluun pnlI
IIIIII today in honor of Lord lv’liIrlIrIner
prior to the lIItter‘II depurtni'o to in-
dbv whom he is to intro oomrnnnd of tho
British forces.
the hotel where the Americans are
on open rurriuru to the palace. where
the nnlbnumulor presented them to the
king. lmrd Roberta won also 11 guest
of his nluiouty.
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MAN STIPPED ON A SHOT GUN.
ti'i‘AMil‘liiii). (lump. October 13"“
Ilium III-I'lilvntniiy Iiieppmi on n IIelfI
'oolilntt doulIloIbnrrollod
liolii rhntnbers of the. gun were diriI
7011111; men.
Int the physicians removed ‘nbout six
bird that. from Molleii‘a skin. “if
£1371th nuprbpr were also re
from June. Both will réoover
PAR! 1.3 0.111 13.4; he e‘liooi' nei-
notbu. DeWet‘nnngveiu 1". n rived iii
Plii‘iii lit 1161111 many so uior mullet
, end the pro—Boer- commune militia,
speeches of 111.11%; bed linen do he:
of,
then: lit on minute station.
ei‘titl ill be; gal-tn: titer
11mm of ill idiiflbn Iiiifi “the
«lithe 11111111 were thwnfigd
“Wt! filth heartily
' [thou the
Mr. Cboato called at .
stopping qui escorted the generals. in '
1.41qu Molinii nml lddwnrd June. sired U
iii and ill your» mspwtivniy. were oiit
Idler squirrels Hnlurdny. when one of i
aunt-gun. :
ohnrged and the shirt struck both the '
At the 811111111111 Bosnia ,
Iu‘b‘vzd :
,southwnrd at u liiIllzllt of Zion to 400
feet. The two propollei‘u of tho mn-
IliiniI appeared to work Well. The rud
idor, however. wars not quite success.
11111.11 about 11.”!1 the balloon 11nd re-
turned to ubou- the point of IlIIpIrr'ItuII
lnnd then it grudunlly mounted higher
lurid higher, until it l'isuppruieu in the
clouds.
The prefect of pollen inter I'cI-nivod
l" despntch announcing the fall of the
ybniloon near St. Denis, five miles flour
ilbe center of l’nris .Imd ridding thut ll
Ilwo orvupnnts worn killed
The disustor m curred In about 9: 30
|\Vh(‘ll the bullpen nus nbovi- Stitlns,
near St Denis the l'IiptIl-i utlnr him: 1110
our to the balloon broke for some 1111
known cruise and the (hr. with its 01"
lr'upuuls. liIIbruIlsky and Morin,
,dnshed to the ground and the new
unuls met instuut IiIIulh. 'l‘lnI bulloou
itself disnppoan-d in the (dentin.
DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES.
Sir James Mackay Talks of China's
New Treaty and Tariff.
SAN FRANCISUII October 1:1 —Slr'
.innws Mnckny bus :u'rivIId Ili'l‘II on im-
slourni'r' (‘opllt' from (Thine. where. for
:1 number of Iuoutb~ punt, as lb.- diplu
nintlr' representative of Great, liritnin.
be looked litter the pr'otIIlItion of tho
ilrllinlr truth in i‘binn‘s new tnrlff. lie
negotiated I; new
trI-nty with (‘lrinu \vlrirlr has been for-
rnIiily signed 11nd is to heroin:- (Idol-tire
one your from next January.
now on his way lilit'k to England. 111'»
I‘lll'illllllili'd by 1.:rdy Mnckny, Miss Mur-
kny. nnrl Lieutenant limoher: of the
iirilislr army. The party will louvr-
horo tomorrow for New York When
General Sherri-its, the United States
trcnty commissioner, recently nr'rivcd
here he told how he bud prevented 1111»
signing by (‘hlnn oi’ the new commer-
I'lnl lr'I-nly uvuotiniI-d by Sir .lnrnIIs
Mnrhuy. Questioned nbout this hr-
suid: "1 do not know whnt authority
(lent-ml Sllnrelts 11nd to oppose the
signing of the treaty or whut promises
were made to him ‘by tho leIIIrIIy of
Nnnking. but lbII viIII-roy certainly mi"
Inorlnlized the tllr'um- to sign the tren~
W qul tinI lrrnly wns signed."
SMALLEBT CHiLD EVER BORN.
NEW YORK October 1:1 What is
sold by physirlnn nl 1111- iiolliIvInI and
New York post ul'uduulo hospitals. in
In» the smnllvsl iiviur: (irild over born
lulu been plncIId in nu ineulintnr ut the
luttcr institution, The t‘lllltl. It boy.
weighs one pound, seven ounces. it
won token to llIIllovan by John f‘lnrk.
n carpenter. lie rurriml ii In II Imper
but: tilled with I'olion, nud ulnled thnt
1111-1 wiltI wnn too ill to valve for tho
child. The doctors wr-ro m'cntly inter-
ested nod nt ("111‘ I-nrr'lori the infant
wonder to the post IxruduulrI boupltnl.
where it was pinned in nu incubator.
M..-
z—BTOP THAT COLD.
or it mny result in l‘neumonin. Brn-
zlllnn Bulm in broukilin up Colds wbnn-
evur tried, nbnost without exception.
11). 25. 500 null $1.00 bottles. ’i‘ho Ulif~
lord. Baxter's or, Pinlsted'n.U "
in":
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Theordlu my: on ‘3qu
It medicinew because
earning: mindless.
refer: we eon-I
fetfltt’fi
murmur- mom
(symbolism
o minim it ii
risen-non fire I int beginnings.
n .
Tit-Pl 2 ii“ Indie over-I
filmed!" ,.
ko- You aim and '
l rond authorities
mnnoeu '
Wilh' ,
liritish t'orriruvri'inl ’
”(I l5”
811qu 111 1111 11111113 in 'Wlllliilll-
ind 51111111; 1111111
ildll their iii 1911 11111111111
. lllliie l‘IIuIYnIIs
NEW HAVEN Oct. l:1.~--.iobu W.
Mix, collector of United States (:llsI
toms of this port, wns insinntly killed
in Wuillmrl‘ord Suturdny 11111111. by “I"
:11‘11; strm'li by the northbound (“(DI'UHS
which reaches thut'plnce at 11:19. iiisl
U body was buried fully seventy-live tool
by the train which won running about
11 mile 11 minute. it landed near 1;
1 freight. house at the feet of three, llli‘li.
who immediately informed the ruli-
.llir.'i10dy wus view-
ed by the inedllnl examiner and then
itulrnu to (iriswold‘n ululvrtuklm'. ‘38
Iinbliuhnront. 'l‘lre romuiirs Wcro ro-
umvvd to his home. in Moridou yIIslIII'I
, day morning.
1 ("olive tor Mix was well known in this
,I-ity, buying been in the custom ()llli‘l‘
U101 four yours past lie lrnd represent-
IId MeridIIn in both brunt-hos of the leg-
i lslnturiI. 1-11} was ui one time inlernni
1 revenue collector.
1 Mr. Mix during the past summer liv-
,IId at the llrzurl'ord shore with his furn-
ily. They took up thoir residence
Iiirulrr in Merlden only n short time
jnno. Mr. Mix was very popular and
his dentb will be It grout shock to the
,uttnrbcs in the. Federal building.
(‘Iollcrtor Mix had been visilinu
lfrioudn 111 \Vuiliugford during the ('VI
0111111: and bird gone to the Quinnipiui-
street ( Iosslng of the railroad to board
inn electric our for his home. in Ynles—
l ville. The electric ours on». not per"
UirnlttrId to cross the sienm rend tracks,
tho t‘ill' coming from Merldon stopping
ion one side of the t'rnI-k nnd llll‘ our
isorving the \anllnnfor'd renter start-
, 1111: on the other side.
i It is supposed that Mr. Mix while
waiting for tho Mcrldun our to nrrlve.
supple-red across the trucks directly In
front of the express train which runs
with gri-nt speed through Walliugfor'd.
’l‘he locomotive struck him. nnd he
wus thrown with fearful force. his
body landing upon the plniform of the
freight depot seventy-five feet nwny.
’l‘brI bond was fenr'fully crushed und
1 the brains scattered all about the scene
‘ of the accident. Outside of the mum:-
11111.: of the bond, however, there were.
few marks upon the body. ills clothes
\i'l‘l‘II torn. but there were apparently
no hour-s broken bIIlow tho llt‘llil.
ITALIAN USES A REVOLVER.
‘ Without Provocation He Kills One Man
and Wounds Two Others.
NEW YORK. ON. 13." With no up-
punrni motive. Evnngoln Di‘l'llm, n
shoemzikrr. nineteen yours old. has
shot liild instantly killed, Alphonso Sul-
srouv, and totally wounded (‘urnnIlo
Snlgrout. his brother. and Joseph [11
rule, 111 Rockvlllc Centre, 1.. 1.
bovine und :1 number of other men
have lii'l‘ll‘ living: in the rear of the
shop. Apparently there had been no
troublo between nuy of the 111011. Thu
boarders were sitting about tin- front.
oi’ the shop when llodlpo suddenly
rnrnr out brandishing :1 pistol. iiII
shouted something in llnlinn, which
thr- men sin they did not understood.
and wulking up to where Sulglone was
sitting lllflf‘t‘tl the pistol ngnlnst his
body nnd fired, The man fell from
his Ilinlr' du' Ind nnd the olbIIrs start-Id
to est-ripe. Derogi fired four shots at
the men, who were running. (lurmolo
Sulm'one and Dir'ule foil. The physi-
cians say they probnbiy will die. De-
rlgo run through tinI streets of thiI
town shouting nnd waving his pistol
He went to linldwinn 11 short (lis-
tnm‘e on dry where he wus nrrI-nted.
NO CONSOLlDATlON 1N MERlDEN.
Town Votes Five to One Against Unit-
ing With the City.
Ml'lltl‘liicN (.‘onn. 011.1"m11t n
town meeting today the question of
ronsolldniion of town mrd city nus
considered uud thrI town voted npr'rinst
it live to one. ‘1 10 will lii\ wns livid.
it wns voted to purelinno llro (lormiin
Arnurhnu school proportv for $15, 0011.
An uprdlinliou wns received iroin u
tlerrnnu Arnerlv an Stool linll (‘ornpnny
of New York for the abatement of 81%. -
«mo buck taxes on the Morlden Mul-
lrvnble lrou (.‘onrpnny a plant, Willt‘h the
New Y'ork Company recently bought.
and tinI town voted to abide the tort
on condition that the New York Colu-
puny unm- 10 wrote in Meridian and
employ u certnln number of men “In“
in u rermonuble limo
INTERNAL REVENUE RULINGS.
(‘nurniinlmncr of lntornnl Revenue
.1. W, Yerkes bun ruled 111111 the ship
plug of munufnrturors' original puck-
Iuteu in beaten or 11111 rein oi writ): bed in
into liftKil. buriup or heuvy rumor is
permitted for the purpose only of pro»
tootlbn,I snob pnrknrvx mid nutrients
from injury While in irunnlt provided
that the words “nioonuirunrhir“ or “re-
Unovdlml buttgr.” on the rum.I tony be
"nrn plainly marked or Inuncilcil on the.
outside of such wruppor or eoveriuu.
{sold roveringn to be removed utter tho
privileges rent-h their doutlnntiou.
Another rulinn is that n denier in
the oleomnrgnrine contemplated by
profile in Motion 2 of the not of May
ii 1902 who has paid special tax 111. the
rim; under that motion and him not
sold any, Minotaur colored oleoniar-
saline in noiIrsquiI-od to pov special
but oi the highest rule for. sulfide 01GB?
margarine tax paid prior to July 1.
1902. which is ontiroiy tree from artid
clad animations I:
FORT‘V VIMIG' TORTURE.
’lfo be reliey 11 bonus torturing nu»
. so I'rir' 1 thin! t well
for iii. Haney. “bikini, 0’ ‘ um
"Detritus When Final halve outed
‘ plies .iittet 1 Wired uniform to
"’ Wounds.
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THE D. M. READ CO.
Established 185 7
ELEGANT NECK RUFFS. ' ‘
They are large and full and fluffy, with ,long stole
ends that reach to the knees and sometimes to thevhem
of the skirt. They are made of Liberty Silk or Point ,d’-
Esprit 'and are in black or white or combinations of black
and white. ‘, g l .
Some of them have a wide plaited trill at the bottoin
edge which gives a cape effect. IVery dressy RuFfs are
made of Point d’Esprit. black dots on white, or white
dots on black.
Prices range from $1.25 to $10.00.
A Rui’f gives a finishing touch of elegance to a toi-
leitc. besides it imparts comfort on a cool day.
GLOVES FOR STREET WEAR.
The Fownes Glove; mannish in leather, cut and finish.
It slips on easily. it fits well, it cannot help but wear
well. There are pretty new shades in Tim and Oak.
$1.50.
The Adler Walking Glove. Just in, a beautiful shade
of Gray designed to wear with Oxford pedestrienne suits,
or any tailored gown. It has Paris Point stitching. fas-
tens with one large white pea'rl clasp. and is immensely
stylish. $1.50.
Black Mocha Gloves lined with silk. They are very
nice and comfortable for cold weather. $1.50.
CHILDREN’S COATS.
We were never better prepared than now. For lit-
tle girls‘ Long Coats are shown of Navy Blue. Castor or
Brown Cloth, with collars and cuffs piped with self—col-
ored velvet.
There are pretty Scotch Mixtures, Gray and Browns
with invisible lines of Red and Blue. very stylish with
buttons of pearl. or Dutch silver.
Ages from 6 to 14 years.
Prices are very moderate.
SPECIAL IN UMBRELLAS.
Ladies‘ 26 inch fine gloria silk Umbrellas with Congo
handles, $1.00 each.
Those Changeable Taifetas make the Silk Section re-
splendent with color. You can depend on these Taffeas.
If you wish a good silk at a low price these are what will
give satisfaction. '
1111; D. 11. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
u «runny, returner
mm counterfeit».
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Contagious
:DiSeases
Preven
and
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Cured
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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. Curcs_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 needs or germs
and stop the contagion. We say tryit and stamp out the diocese.
We'll refund the money on every bottle that falls. 50:: and $1.00
at druggists or sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAMILIES.
B. F. JACKSON 3: (30., Mf’g. Chemists, Indianapolis. Indiana.
"1 find a dozen clrlldrnn in my itoeming House inst April when two of
them wrro stricken down with SCARLET FEVER 'l‘nrior robrnnd oi uourm.
but 1 instantly give it) drops of ilruiliun 11111111 to 11th child Idr'k Iipd well av.
cry hour. 'l‘ho uiiknulchly recovered mid not nuolb’er child vino labelled.
though eomstunlly expound. “ Mrs. Mary Robinson Hunt. indinnapoiln.
"When the BMALLJ’OA flirted iniidn «Ilty we were mostly expound.
my tether especially, but we kept the disease may by each taking 11) drops
of Ilruzlilum iinlm every tWo hours ltdid not enter one family where the
11111111 one used and there were hundreds oi them. "
Mrs. Victor n.1'ylo. Wilmington. not.
{'WHDOHITG ODUGH has been mixing all around us. People are wonder ,
ins why my old drop no not take it We give them urnshbm helm. on. why.
This invaluable remedy has kept all contagious diseases out of my {mum
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