mwiiiiiiimilnhiilni
. «iriiii a. in.
thrillers lilillheil‘iiiiin l’l‘litir
*i'l‘illls Tofiliiiiil lluger
. Emoticons. Conn. novemser 1—-
..A“, attic was precipitated at the Fair~
l’ilald‘joounty Jail last night.‘when the
Mushrooms»! the workshop in the
, ,ottlibold Jailbuilding, sued with
altitude, of‘doiia'rs’ worth bf leather,
.. litf fire. . The smoke was-so dense
“ill: soon filled the corridors and the
. . 91‘s confined in the second story.
5 ,ltliefl for 'lfllhi The taller went
ml; ,, fill?!” and mi them there was
._ .j «in; naturist the iumosotsmoke
increased and‘ «they‘vrc’doublod their
legion. Finally theyxwereitaken from
‘t strands and in order marched to
the new building, which‘is'a'djacent to
_‘.ths,.old‘place. The fire in the mean- “
fill windowed havoc :“witlt ‘the leather
_‘ is Wand another-fire company was
, called. .
‘ The blazeman confined to the lower
’fldprhaftet‘ hard work..and the tire sub-
‘_ aided after a, half hours work. The
loss totho'll'ulidlng is‘sibout $500. but
the superintendbfnt! of the workroom
sdys‘thcfltlssgto stools will reach $3,000.
The origin was spontaneous combus-
tion. Sheriff HWley was absent at the
dime the fire was. discovered. but urer-
. t ishortlyierterwards and took charge.
thetprisoners were marched back to
t e fall before midnight.
”.lesssiosur HUNTING Frusx'svs.
Will Also Visit Famous Battlefields in,
. ‘ . , . , V minis. _ .
‘ MANASSAS,’Va.. Nov. i—éProsident
l ,Iloossvclt at 4:30 this morning stepped
,‘brldkiy‘ .from‘ his private car in the
,rfi'iigiadiyard here and greeteid cordial-
’l '41. little 'groupof newspelper men,
’spdoi lg‘olllcors'and railroad men who
had gathered to see him. start on his
hunt‘for‘ wild turkeys. H‘e wacattired
in a khaki shooting suit with leggings
and over this was a long heavy"0ver-
coat, and a black slouCh hiat‘was on his
head as" he allghted from. the‘car.
‘A‘servtant‘handed to him a‘ilue dou-
‘blo .liafilolod shot gun. which he. threw
familiarly into the crook of his left
arm, Secretary Root, who had preced-
.cdsthe‘ prosident from that train. wore a
canvas shooting sult,.an overcoat and
a golf cap. The president and Score-
ttai‘y Root were joined at once by Sur-
”pensioners! ' Rlxey,“ Secretary ‘C’ortel
‘imvt‘and' J. . T; 'Lcachmanu, ‘ sheriff "of
Prince William country. Sheriff Leachv
man was to act as the guide of the;
presidential party on the turkey hunt.i
'J’recedcd by-‘railroad men bearing Ian.
damp. the president and ,'hls party
trad ed for a quarter of a tmile along
the nails of railroad tracks. lo the ear-
arlagbs in waiting to convey {them to the
shooting grounds. They were followed -
.\by..servsnts carrying a big! hamper of I
. “mineral water‘and‘ lunChcim. As he
Walked briskly along the pi esldent re-
marked to Secretary Rooti: . "i have
trumpedzties before in my ‘lmsfi'
3'The party entered carrlaizes in the
,village and preceded by Shel-if! Leach-
' 'ma‘d'a‘n‘d a secret service‘olilcer in a
buggy, started for the huntinlg grounds
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u
about four miles distance. i,President
Roosevelt. Secretary Root. Sec-
retary Cortelyou, and ,Dr. itlx-i
cy occupied one carriage, liich was
followed by another contal ing aer-
vant- nnd meflaengerx‘. with‘ re lunch-
eon. This morning the p rty was
hunting over a fine preservE of 1,900
acres know locally as the B n homotl
place, and owned by,Repribsentativo
John F.'Rlxoy, a brother of Surgeon
General nixey. i
While the president honest to add a
wild turkey or two to his haunting tro-
phies. he said this morning he was here
particularly for the needed .Nacreatlon
, the eating would afford him‘, and for
the purpose of getting over \the his-
toric sun Run'battleflelds. .‘vd'ilch he
had never visited. After the run rnlng‘s
hunt the party assembled silo t noon
at the Henry house, whic ,‘is [in the
very center or the o‘pcratoms hot the
first battle of Bull Run. Tilers hunch-
. con was served. During the afternoon
. the president will drive over the limitle-
, fleid.~ At 6:30 this sftornoonthe ‘pres-
, . ident and party on their special train
.mwmlaifomandy.’ Va.. .twentyifive
, mllnfil,,ttuuth of Manusas. where l ey
will be the guests until Monday m. m-
, log of relatives of Surgeon-General
. n‘xQYn , ‘ ‘
filliofrtaaua m can raauoieito.
ilk? DON. Nov. 1.—~'I‘hc cxaggerath
”N... 'u .
» . of the existence of bubo lc
‘ plague 1‘t San ,lilranclsco havobrou‘i ht
» formerMayor Pheiau to the rescue [of
the reputation of his nativa city. tin
a letter to the Daily Telegraph Mr.
Phelps contend-1t t San Francisco is
,, j ..:u;ui‘is‘nthiert,_i;itfig min
, .« Willi) obi . pgii
unknown-ninth n ‘raiittil
it the lowest. lie declared the
e I to Ban Fan 1 no-1
‘ , «an? {big i’it’li‘titet'ol‘r in "e9 ‘se la
"_ . 0.: V .e y _ no
ligatiiy in lininmn'hng ill...
, . nor has any whitenipmon
fit. our Chinatown contracted the
I . “ti 4 l ' ‘
‘Vnsoic'rwagwna Moons i
own fikriogi Mlo'héi‘Ntizamber
' mill“. _.a_rou court
~ and“ diet at tattoo for
. iii
an of stories. Mrs. he s so».
damages for injuries ale
0 been received by. her
‘ concocted. lander lining.
the coopersvlllc Camp of.
Mt? Antar.,:,.1ts.a result of.
= ‘ Can’t “-Ds'nnivsrtou'lh‘momikr‘mopi
" buti the circumstanecsiar’ereatireiy ult-
mans oflem my...“
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VGPY'lWflc-i-f’fhoy hunt Quickly. 5;.
it li'son‘ftltdoo an easy mattorl‘lo
fool the pit lie, but you can‘t keep ‘it
up very long. They are sure to? and
ed ,auotbormlteptic‘ is made. We are
lawfully ‘skoptieai‘ “ When“ ' reading‘ ”(a
publishcdwst‘ptsmsnt‘ alveniw‘v by: some
strangsmesidlng lire farawayiplace.
violent ‘when homelepdor‘sa bulls pre.
stunted: “ Th0 teltlmony inocul‘cit‘l-
sene‘ renders-rumour impeccable: It is
cry for you totinvestlguic. Read this
n so: ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘- _
Mrs. C. Gonuug,'liv‘lng on Hill street.
says: “i“ am well up in years. and
time, causing‘distrossing backache. .I
could find .nothlng‘tb‘ give me any re-
‘licfjand l fancied that Dean's Kidney V
‘Pilis‘ might. help' “me. even If they did
appointed. "illba‘n’a‘ Kidney Pills ‘dlé-
posed of theilast attack. The back-
past'n. i
Price 60‘cents ‘a box.
for the United States.
take ndgsubs'titute. ,
communes as“... .LL. "
saucepan. Condition of Head of Shop-
herds of Bethlehem I'a'Qulte Seriouszl,’ ,
of; the. order; of Shepherds of Bethle-
hem; in session in Bridgeport, was ta
eiilsud‘den ill yetiterday in the con.
veutlon rooms in the Masonic Tom-
ple. ‘ He was transferred to his aunt.
tors in the Windsor hotel, where it'
was said his condition was ‘sei‘ious.
He is under 'the care of Bridgeport
physicians and it will be some days be.-
fore he can be removed to his home.
He resides in Camden. N. J. His col-
lapse on the convention floor was due
to nervous prostrdtlon. The duties of
the supreme commander were under-
taken by Supreme Vice Commander
William H. Hall.
The business of the convention of
the supreme lodge yesterday compris-
ed the work of revising the by-laws to
conform to the growing needs of the
fraternity.
it was decided ‘0 hold the next an-
nual convention o the supreme lodge
at Gettysburg. the last week in Cote.
ber. 1903.
WHEN YOU SEE
the yellow color in your skin and eyes.
your are ~..ious. The remedy Is the
new medicine. Caicura Solvent. discov.
cred by Dr. David Kennedy, of Ken-
nedy Row, Kingston, N. Y. h‘or liver.
kidney and stomach complaints and
impure blood, it leads all the rest. It
it not a more mixture, it is a medicine.
it acts promptly; it relieves and cures.
All druggists. $1.00.
ESTED.
-lNDiANAPOi.iS, November l—John
McEndree. the alleged leader of a gang
of white grave. robbers. was arrested
in Martinsvillc and was brought here
yesterday. The detectives say he is
implicated equally in the grave-rob.
blag....buslness with Rufus Cantrell.
Samuel Martin and other colored
ghouls; now in jail. McEndreo con-
fessed that he had been in the grave-
yard robbing business. When asked
how many times he had been out with
a gang he. said: "Oh, I've made about
twenty trips." He said he got bodies
from different cemeteries about lndian~
spoils and disposed of them at three
of the local colleges.
STARTLING, BUT TRUE.
"If every one knew what a grand
medicine Dr. King's New Life Pills is."
writes I"). ll. Turner. Dempseytown.
l’n.. "you'd sell all you have in a day.
Two weeks' use has made a new man
of me." infallible for constipation.
stomach and liver troubles. 25c. hi i«‘.
H. Baxter's drug store. ‘"
MORE COAL FROM LIVERPOOL.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-—'l‘lie White
Star steamer Georgia. which arrived
here today from Liverpool, brought l.-
uii tons of coal.
' W—w—W
ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
- NEW YORK. Nov. l.-—-Arrivcd: Stea-
mer Breslau from Bremen.
ABLEEP AMID FLAMES.
Breaking Into a biasing house. some
firemen lately dragged the sleeping in-
mates from death. Fancied security.
and death hear. it’s that way when you
neglect coughs and Colds. Don’t do it.
Dr. King's New Discovery for Corn
sumption gives perfect ' protection
against all Throat, Chest and Lung
Troubles. Keep it near, and Wold suf-
fering, death and do‘ctog‘sbills. A tes-
spoonful stops it late c ugh. persistent
use the melt stubborn: Harmless and
nice tasting, it‘s guaranteed to satisfy
«by, F. H. Baxter. Price 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottles free. ‘ ”
THEY SAW THE SMOKE.
Dirt The, boatload to Act lipon tho
GRAVE soassa Asa
. . r. g “F.“ \
Once asnvius destroyed two Italian
cities in a few hours. The people saw the
smoke from the volcano but failed to
mom. , . '
want. there in smoke use..." and
where throat-e s plexus of Ami” ii)! on;
moetdangerons, diatom . as pg 0
Innsuor; amortisation and woarinesti;
W‘ , , «coastal discern
‘ ii constitutions
, ' lye breath.
“it“ “Blink
a stomach,
ponellpalion,
blunt. ton on
, irritablli y,‘
oh can if death
" ; {infill is alleged. parcels ‘
a. 3131;ng at in oil."
radian
lion fill“ “in
‘ liver. There is but one bill
6,101. . be
you out; and every time a man is fool. ’
like a, great many old peoplopi has; ‘
trouble 'with my kidneys for a long '
nit ictlre.‘ l wentvto‘risisten'a ding f
stors‘and gotwa‘suppiyp‘i was not ills. i‘
ache, and suffering were a thing of th'd' .
Fostér‘Mlll I
burn CO.;“BlIffll0,'N. Y., sole agent? ,
Remembor‘ithe name—Dunn's—vand .
. Supreme Commander John B.’ Faine'. .
. in,»
at,
are,
Brennan '5 Clothing.
Wh'
mmaflfir’“ fig
Selling Clothing ls not
» .W “widest-Wu
v
“mull“
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“ .igl, .- , l’\ )
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was
kg
_ Have you been in' to m us’yef l
. i There. will be. no (trouble. about credit.
a mm. mmzsiflm'www
especially new but rim...
of .hnvluau a, large, and complete» truck of stretchable and. Fash-
tunable Clothing. has greatly Increased the Volume of business
and caused If to becomcpapular with!“ P909194 . .
, 111.111.“. We may we haven/carcnere people. Always. show-
Ina a, large stock of neat effects in durable wearingfllofhlng for
men, women and children. We are a ‘
easily and without delay. ‘ ‘
Our reasonable prices for fhe finely made
Important feature which one will find characterizes do
his to
minimised
satisfy ‘ their needs
. ‘ , Tl),
Clothing l5; anoihafl’gifif
foly &,
‘ 'f'o1.ll.5="south‘iM‘ain‘Stre‘eit. SouthNorwalk. , ,. .
UN 5.; «ll '
4'”GIRL‘S GET"AN iN’JUNcr'i'DN. ' ’
HARTFORD. Nov. l.——.liulge Wheel-‘
er yesterday on the application of the
seventy girls employed by the Cape-
weli‘ Horse Null Company, belonging
to the Assorters' and Puckers‘ Union:
who wore excluded from a meeting of
the Union by twenty-five striking inem. .
lici's, granted a temporary injunction.
restraining the strikers under a pen-
uliy of “.000 from paying out any men.
or from the treasury of the Union tot
themselves unless they are sick. The
girls at work have also asked for a pcr~
iunneni. injunction restoring them,
their rights in the Union.
A THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Heavy eating is usually the first
cause of indigestion. Repeated attacks
inflame the mucous niembranea lining
the. stomach, exporter-tribe. nerves of the
stomach. producing a swelling after
eating. heartburn, headache, sour ris-
lngs and finally ’cutnrrh of the stomach.
ix’miol relieves the inflammation. pro
tools the nerves and cures the cutnrrli.
Kodol cures indigestion. dyspepsia, all
stomach irOublcs by cleansing and
sweetening the glands of the stomach.
Clifford Pharmacy. ”
.—~—-
MONEY FOR BATTLESHIP.
CHlCAGO. November l~——lI has been
found that no lists ware kept by prln-
clpals :ln public schools of those chil.
Ilrvn who contributed to the fund for
the battleship American Boy. and ill‘
tempts to return the money to the lion
org have proved futile. says a special
to the Tribune from Cincinati. W.
(loodc, the Cincinnati boy who was at
the head of the battleship movement,
now has on hand $1.500 which was con-
tributed by school children for the
purpose. lie proposes to turn the mon-
ey over to the McKinley memorial
fountain committee,
—8TOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bru-
‘zillan Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without ”caption.
it). 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The, Clif-
rord. Baxter's or Plaisted's. '*
JOHNSON HAD BEST'OF’ GARDNER
SAN FRANCISCO. November 1»—
.lack Johnson. a colored heavyweight.
won the decision last night over
George Gardner. of Lowell, Mass.
Johnson tipped lllt‘ Sonics at 1M.
pounds, while Gardner went in at its”.
LUCK lN THIRTEEN.
By sending I3 miles Wm. Sperry. of
Walton Furnace. Vt, got a box of
Iiiicklcn's. Arnlca Salve, lllill. wholly
cured a horrible: Fever Born on illll leg.
Nothing else could. Positively Clll'f‘I-i .
Bruises. Felons. Ulcers. Eruptions,
Dolls, Burns."Corna and Piles. Only
250. Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter, drug- i
gist. ”
DEAD WlTl-l HEADS CRUSHED.
. SARIMS. Miss. November i—«ic. A.
Davis and a man named lloscll, have .
been found dead in a camp near Dnr- .
ling. Their heads were frightfully .
crushed. Four answers have been an ,
rested charged with the crime. .
A STARTLING 8URPRIBE. ;
Very few could believe In looking at i
A. '1‘. lloadley, a healthy. robust black-
smitlibf Tililen. ind. that for ten years
he. suffered such tortures from Rhon-
matisni’ as few couldcndurc and live.
but 'a wonderful Change followed his
faking lilieclrlc Bitters. “Two bottles
wh‘olly'oureil pic?“ he writes, ,“and I
have not felt a‘twlng’o in over a year."
They regulate the Kidneys. purify the
blood sn’u'imre Rheumatism. Nearer
gin. Nervouens'ss, ‘imp‘rovs’ digestion
and giveporfc t. health. ‘ 'l-‘ry ’tlicm.
Only title. at F. . Baxter‘s drug sting
ti tr; ' . ‘
newer srsarsfiios souru AF-
2transport. Newman lwflcneral o...
13105.194000 in Sept.
last month‘s total exceeded that for
September was due to the hiiuiigiinia-‘
*1 000,000. Wits illinlll 523.000.000.
basswcosacmirioss I... .‘.'}\i.-‘
iZED. '
NEW YORK. Nov. l.~——l)uriug the
mouth of October. the total new con,
utilization of incorporations lll eastern .
states was $244.550000, compared with
The fact that
lion of the, Atlantic Shipping interests.
Deducting the capitalization o. the.
shipping combination. $120,0u0‘0iiii,
there would be left the smallest um-
oiiut for any one month this your. The
aggregate capitalization of companies
chartered iii the eastern states dur-
ing the month with a capital less than
Girls who work are particularly susceptible to to
feel: from morning until night.
Day in and day out. month in and mouth out, the year through, the working girl toils; '
bread winner of the family, and must \l'Oi‘k that. others may live; whether she 18 sick or well, whether it
rains or shines. whether it is warm or cold she must gel. to her place of employment and perform the
duties cxui-lcd from her.
Among
pain in the (
monthly riods become
tuitil life is a burden and it is hard
this class the symptoms of female
ease-intros"is”csrir'onma."
LOS ANGELES. NOV. l.——'l‘liii‘iyi‘
CHESTER. November l—Evelyn W.
adv waWrckrc To DEATH. l
thousand colonists have been brought1 Priest, six-year-olil son of Charles S.
to California lll twa months iii rough l Priest, was kicked by a horse and died i
the colonlst vxi-ursious from the east .’ yesterday of the injuries.
in slit-let, during September and Octo- tempting to drive the
her. Of this number 5.000, it
more are viewing the. different sections
north and south with the object of se-
lcctiug homes.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Nor. l.——Arrived: Stony
llli‘l' Auguste Victoria from Hamburg.
BOSTON. Nov. I.-—Arrived: Steam-
er Norwegian from Glasgow.
\
work to drug about.
A Cordial invitation to Eyery Sick and
male ills, especially
diseases are early manifest. by weak and aching backs,
iwer limbs and lower part of the stomach; in omiscqueiicc of frequent wetting of the feet
painful and irregular, and irequentl faint and dizzy spells, With loss of appetite,
lie was at;
horse from a.
is ‘ pile of apples when the animal turned (
olnimoil, already have become pcriuu- and kicked him in tho stomach.
ncntly located in the state and many ‘ lived a day.
He?
The father is ill withl
rheumatism and unable to attend to
Work and a fund has been raised to
bury the child and care for the father.
1
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MARGARET KENDALL DEAD.
LON DON. November l—rMargaret‘
iKeudal, daughter of William iliinter‘
,Keudal, the actor and manager,
died i
m1 » ‘
when obliged to stand on their
she is often the
Ailing "Working Girl. , .
l
., iii; in ,to.tl1¢se.""'girls that Mrs. Pinkham'. holds cut a ”helpl’n hand,‘and
extends a cordial invitation to correspond with, her.
success in. treating Woman’s ills ms
to. eve ailing working
quickly:y lute" the we
held by
tWet started from London this morn-
ing for South Africa. He Was heartily .
echeomiby those who had gathered to i
see him off. . ‘
i
IZONLV Oil 3 FOR" 0'!
«Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. i
Dei.. says: ‘jisufforsdgoryearii with i
dyspepsia. sad to My. grant dis-t
trees and bglchi‘ng. Jttrte everything.
tournament cumulus) hing helped me i
until» Limit Brsiilianimiim; and one 50 5
bottlencured: me completely ‘
s
ache. It:
recommend
New’liorli. ty.
“ “1) ‘, “Mas. Pmmu
triathlon ‘ish tomoom
hot store. The doctor said
i
York
1
t~'hydla E. 3Pin‘l‘tham's ft’
it to all
could not
girl,, and from her wide
to health.
iris whose work
as her letters of;
Her advice is.
or lathe str otest confidence. Address. i‘lrs: Plukham. Lynn,
Don’t put off writing. her until your health is wrecked.
"Grateful“Words from “Workingoiris‘w
‘ '2“l*l"ave‘*‘Been Helped. '
“D , s Mus. Pissnanzw-I want. to thank you for whstyoa have done for me. I was dreadfully
tired, I s ‘, over'my Woi-k‘all day, and no one who hasn’t. tried it known how it. makes your back andsides
ldn't bleep. and had no appetite. but: thanks to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Ve stable Compound
I feel entirely different now; it is u‘trondcrful medicine. I do not feel that my wor l ,
£10m. medicine to other girls who are always tired.” —- Miss lawns Sonora, 293 Willis Ave,
Cietfilllc Compound has done so much good for
cops ‘themlsuiutiiug on their feet all
_ , Va and I must git/0 up work,
seem to malice that a girl cannot afford to stop working.
could “chilled .3 amenitimution was scant y and very painful.
i. d .' l’lnkhum’s .lifcgctablc Conipound and it helped me, I soon found t
as re free from pain and natural; now lily-healthlsiilnc, and ovary one is surprised at thatchangs
, me till condo WWW). grateful for whatynu have dossier meltmiMiss laser Patna, hiio West
_ who: lattacklfeiv
My back asked, my
One day when an
lier .unrival WWW“. of .
“ill.“ of ,Iil‘ltold'vdlue 1
importance. and. skill lithe i
free.“ and all letters. to
i...
is‘hard now, and
ay in a
and. stay out, of doors; he did not
appetite was poor and 1
min i commsncedto
iiit my menstrual
. electric car.
1 he clapped his hands to his face.
' Hospital.
sonv's“ PRANKCAUS‘ED ACCIDENT.
Nine Persons More or Less Seriously
Hurt in‘Chic’ago.
CHICAGO, November i—-A ten-year-
old boy, celebrating Hallowe‘en with a
pen gun, caused a collision between an
electric car and a patrol wagon. in
which nine persons were more or less
seriously injured.
A pea from his blower struck the eye
of thi- motorman on a Fulton street
Smartiug under the pain.
it
was only for an instant. but the car
crashed into the Larrabee station pu-
trol wagon, that was conveying two
patients to the Washingtonian Home.
The patrol was wrecked and five per-
sons rlding‘in it were injured. Four
passengers in the car also were hurt.
The boy escaped.
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, of Mil-
ford. Dcl.. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
cd my boy’s life; He began just like
‘ the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mor-
i ning." For sale by R. H. Plailted, F.
ii. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar.
macy. "
‘ WORKMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 1.——Frederiek
flood. employed at the Blgelow Boiler
1 Works, was fatally crushed yesterday
. by the fall of a large brewery tank
? under which he was at work.
He dict]
after being removed to the New Haven
When the heavy tank was
lifted from Hood's mangled form his
fellow workmen weakened at the
sight, and 118 of them put on their
street clothes. and without a word to
the management. left the shop. At
the office of the concern yesterday af-
ternoon, it was said that although the.
mane. were disheartened by the acri-
dent. they would probably return to
work soon. Hood was a young man
and unmarried.
ONE MINUTE COUGH CURE
is the only harmless cough cure that
gives quick relief. Cures Coughs. Colds.
Croup. Bronchitis. Whooping Cough,
Pneumonia, Asthma. LaCrippc and iill
‘ Throat. Chest and Lung troubles. i
got soaked by rain, says Gertrude E.
, Ii‘cnner. Miincle, lnd.. and contracted a
. severe cold and cough.
I failed rapid-
ly; lost Alli lbs. My drugglst recom-
mended Ono Minute Cough Cure. The.
first bottle brought relief; several cur-
ed me. i am back to my old weight.
148 lbs. One. Minute Cough Cure cuts
the phlegm. relieves the cough at once.
draws out inflammation, cures croup.
An ideal remedy for children. Clifford
Pharmacy. “‘
W-
m
' ; DEATH OF A HARTFORD OFFICIAL
All t icsc symptoms pomt to u derangement of the 3
female organism, and if taken in time can be easily and permanently cured. ,
HARTFORD. Nov. l.—~lilgbert 0.
Weeks, vice-president of the Aetna in-
surance Company. and president of the.
lloard of Aldermen. died yesterday ul-
tornoon at his residence, No. 580 Far-
mlngton avenue. after an illness of
about two weeks from typhoid pneu-
nion ll.
If you are. bllious and seeking ad-
visers, , .
'l‘iikc ichltt's Little Early Risers,
Just before going to bed.
You will find on the marrow.
you are rid 'of your sorrow-
'l‘lmt's all; Just enough said.
These (anions pills do not gripe. but
move. the bowels gently and easily.
cleansing the liver. Their tonic effect
gives strength to the glands. prevent-
lng a return of the disorder. Clifford
Pharmacy. , . , “
BOUGHT OUT A OOMRETITOH.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. November 1
“The Western Union Telegraph Com-
pany hos/bought out the Alabama Mid-
land Telegraph Company. the. lines of
which reach from thls'oity to Thom-
asvlilo. 0a.. aloll the 01d Plant sys-
tem railroad. up 9 independent eer-
, vlro closed last night.
CURED OF PILEO AFTIR’W YEARS.
Mr. Crlianey. ol,f.‘lpnsva.,0hin. had
in? piles for forty;' us... Doctorssnd
do iars could {do in ’ no lasting good.
Dertt's Witch’flasel flaivecurcd him .,
permanently. loyaluabla .for cute,
burns. bruises, sprains. lacerations. cc- 7
same. letter, salt rhoum. and. all other
skin disease. Look forthcname De»
Witt on the packageeali others are .
client», worthless estimations, Clifford
“Pharmacy. , _ “'
New ‘mseinto somaii’fiioue
“passpor- N no ll
ov. 'lMNsw
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