giant] NOW,
I").
[iridium llaibor n.
A Itllii lioais‘ Engaged
V flawless and a
"Market is Being",
fly} the Dealers
‘ west Bridgeport is supply-
. onund bushels of seed oy-
ii’t'i “til lower harbor is constant-
. . M’thi‘mall schooners anti
fun if in this business. The
now [tilts height.
. > , Sound has for years
Will! I'I the best breeding place
" . goystors. For these shell fish
be raised everywhere success-
koconnt of having a large natur-
h , Just off the harbor. Bridge-
rl. re the center of this
This business here is controlled
It“) concerns, the H. J. Low-
‘ mpany, and the Stratford
Company. The first named rais-
,o‘y'ste,rs for this trade especial-
' ling? oyster beds" coverlnlg
implanted off the coast. of
egoét'l’ost reporter being do:
.fl, fit out more about this
nods interviewed A. H. Lewis, of
"Will Oyster Company, and was
waded for his pains. Said Mr.
covering 10.000 acres, are
toll. New Haven. Milford.
, l. ‘Wdltpprt and Bridgeport
'-,”They yield us several hun-
thtillsand bushels of seed oysters
Your.
lllppl the trade from Wellfloel. ,
, ,nurlce Cove. N. J. This
the oyster growers to replenish i
‘11 each year with fresh oys-
r lacs those taken up in thei
all fall and sold. They plant i
oysters in the spring so as,
‘tll benefit of the close season. i
, ‘Il fl‘begins in April,and con-i
it“; lentil, During this time the .
' ' wtpposed to be spawningi
l3 ll‘t tinsld
cred good for food;
have boats leave this harbor bearing
I
I
tactically every day some one orl
cysts”..- Their cargoes will varyit
_ bushels to 5,000 bushels, ll1('l
, auntiheing carried on largei
when 1
avast wants to be at leusl‘
a years old when it is served on they
hfshe‘il. O sters raised for this;
fit“ do Common the highest price and
M the seed for‘this kind is the most
sully. ,
.f, heseoysfers are small In size and ;
manly. round. at long oyster while._lt *,
‘ 'tl'v just as good eating will not do ‘
p‘ " for this trade because it would .
1i ‘k‘so well when it'ls served.
float deal depends on the ground
oysters that are,p1anted in as rev
what shape they will grow. On
ground othe oysters will grow
ntoo t or long." '
it”: . u'rront price for seed ‘
é l‘f” asked the reporter. “
, mail; will vary depending upon
they if! desired for. The price
' from 30 cents to 80 cents. The i
rot oysters to the bushel will
of? 5*» There are many more
.siorain a bushel than long
_ 1 a number will vary from 800
, 17.30, depending upon the shape
“ so. ‘ ‘
" raising oysters the kind of
. Nubile taken into considera-
weli as the water and the
tits. As the oyster cannot move
«‘ fill it must have its food brought
‘ls...~'l‘.‘hig is done by the currents.
durable conditions ‘the seed
' wl grow very rapidly. But
, _ ”m s must be very£fitvoc
. ‘~’ t: 3‘4 V "
itiiaid'fliho business in which a
' , ' link more money than the
,, usiness if he goes at the mat-
ill the wrong way. You see it is
limiting in the dark, You dump
“ deed oysters over" board and
wait for results. You cannot see
- 'fbm what is going on
an are-working in the dark.
to, the H. J. Lewis. Oyster Co..
in the seed oyster business
We own .our own
having four steamers and two
boats. which with our im.
too. beds,'ensble- us to stip-
‘any amount of seed oyo
Ears . . ' ', ,
Maren .
«Tut snsssr mu
may I» vement of the
or|wll$ .‘" Kenyi'yy'ly
.' u I I. "Ib'susl'uoolh
ill-
‘m mu.
.,
DY
flood. I)r(l
, Ift. and (3:13
if pls. and boo lot“13
sit. arm or no volts. 1
in cull
i
“NIARTHED.
v
i
I
‘lh’ Tait
- a
1' i
d of $2,000,000 Reported from Vin-
lng. Oklahoma.
CHICAGO, May 23~A dispatch toi
the Chronicle. ~ifrom ’fGllilH‘lP, Okla...
says: ‘, '
The finding of $2,000.000 buried ll’t'll-
sure is reported from Vining. a small,
town located on ihevSaIt Fork River".
In western..0klahoma. The trcaaurc
was unearthed on the farm of (.iiittries
Mot-land. wlioigaVe his consent to u'
mysterious stranger digging on his.
land provided he would give Morlendi
ohcicutli of the treasure diecovvriull
The farmer received 3200.000 and tho
mysterious stranger inimcdiuicly dis-
appeared. lie camc into this uclgh
borliood recruitly. presumably from the
cost, He brought a map (lt‘ls‘l'l‘llllfld
the location of the treasure. ,
A walnut box was struck 28 fcct uu
’dcr ground. which contained the mon-
ey. Stories of buried measure on the
Suit ’It‘ork have been rife for yours in,
western Oklahoma. The treasure was'
supposed to have been buried by a
band of Anici'lcnn soldiers during lllt'
Mcxicnn war. The. story Is that Wash
ingtou Lindsay. is pl'lVIlli‘ Ill lilt' ’l‘hir-
tccnlll Ohio Infantry. with clevcu of his
comrades, became dctechod front ills
regiment and fell in with friendly lu-
dlans. From the. Indians they It’ltl'llt‘il‘
of much wenl‘th secreted by thcni nnd
guarded from tho whiten. Tho twclvc
soldiers scoured sonic of tho it'cnsurt-
and started for the east. with flu-cc
Spanish wagons laden with wealth,
'l‘hoy were ovcl'lukcn by the [tulitms
and a battle cnsucd. Lindsay escap-
ing with malty wounds. Appriscd ot‘
Fin
w,” ' it ~, h
IOTI 1' IT‘
They Will Hold Annual Con
, Derby. May 27.
The annual convention of tho atcw-
ill‘llN uud laymen of the New Haven
district, New York East Conference,
will be held in the Methodist Church in
Derby, Wednesday. May 27. The ad-
tlrcsses during the morning with topics
and speakers, will be: "The Best
Equipment. for Distrlcl Work; What
Is it?" 13. B. Savage. New Haven: Wlty
HnVo-ltt’ the Rev. A. B. Sanford, I). 1).,
Brooklyn, and the Rev. A. H. (loud
enough, I), 1)., Bristol: How to Oct If.
A. 'l‘. Blcrkltu. New Haven,
Howard A. (lump. of Hartford. will
preside uI lltc afternoon session, until
ihc dcvoilolinl services will be conduct-
oil by l‘. A. illtldwili, of Now Haven.
The attbiocls and addresses will bu:
"What Mcfhoiiiats Mny |.curn r‘rom
’i‘ilcir English Cousins." the Rev, Hor-
bcrt Wclcii, 1). I1, Molliit Vernon. N.
l'.; “hien's Work in the Church." In
the. Class Meeting, 1.. T, Wooster, Scy-
mour: In tho Sunday School. H, M,
Tower. New Haven: in the Prayer}
Mot-ling. I) ,W. Blakeslec. New Haven:
In the Official Hoard. John A. Coo. Shei-
tou. "The Relation of the Men of the
Church to Evangelistic Success." Wit.
lium Phelps Hall. Greenwich, president
New York East Conference evangelis-
tic commission. ‘
The Hon, Franklin Burton. of Anso
his, will preside lll'llle evening session.
’l‘hc address will be: “If i Were it
Minister," Andrew '1‘. Ilierkau. New Hu-
vcu: “If I Wcrc a Layman." the Itcv.
I“. R, Slockdnlc, Waterbury.
.,..
volition in ‘
CASTOR IA
m Infants and canons n. ‘
The Kind to lint utilitarian
33.1132: “ V l t ‘
CON DUCTOR ASSAULTED
HIM.
Sound Beach Man Sues the Stamford
Street Railway Company,
A still claiming damages of 8130000
from the Stamford Sires-t Railway
Company has bccn instituted through
Attorncys Dclt‘oi‘clit & Klein, of Bridge-
port, by James .I. Walsh. is i'csldenl of
Sound Beach. in the town of Green
wicb. The suit seeks to recover for
damages alleged to have been inflicted
upon the plaintiff by servants of the
defendant company. The papers were
sr-rvcd yesterday by Ilcputy Sheriff
l’clcr IIooInn, Jr. The suit is return-
nblc to the June term of the civil sti-
flic approach of the lntiinns llic soi-
diei's Iiud buried tlic ircusurc.
train and taken back to Ohio.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. Herren, of Finch. Ark. writes:
“Foley‘s Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. I know that it has curcd con
sumption In the first stages." Sold at
l'iaisfed's drug store, ”
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
Line of March for the Parade on July
Fourth, in Hartford.
The parade and flcidsiay contests of
the Young Men's Total Abstinence So-
ciety of the state in Hartford, July 4.
no doubt, will be one of the most club-
orale demonstrations in the history of
the society. The different railroads
will have excursion rates. -
The paradeyvlll start at 10:30, and
present indications point to 4000 men
ili line. The line will form on Asylum
,avenue and move through Sigournoy
street. Farmlnglon avenue. Broad
street. Capitol avenue, Main street. to
Barnard park. then countermarch up
Main street. by the City Hall, where
the city officials, ‘Blshop Tierney and
the judges of the athletic sports will
review the line. Thence the parade
will move to High street, to the depot
where cars will take the paradcrs to
Charter Oak Park, where the athletic
contests will occur,
A committee from the Ladl'es'ahuxil-
iary has been appointed. as follows. to
assist the reception.commitfee in re-
ceiving the guests: The Misses Hell-
yer. Jeffers. McDonald. Burpee. Gsffey.
Cavanaugh. Quinn, Payton. Nolan, Pur-
cell, Brennan, Leary; Bailey, Moran.
White. Qulrp and Arthur. At the meet-
ing of the general committee’l‘uesday
evening, .I, A. Fox was appointed s
member of the press committee. in
place of M.,Gibbons, who resigned.
ASTARTLINOTEST.‘ :
To save a life. Dr. T, G. Merritt. of
No. Mehoopsny, Pa, made a startling
test. resulting in a wonderful cure.
He writes."‘A patient was attacked
mportance and size of the
. illness can be. best estimated
.H-lder that over 335 11-
« -:A=n. issued in a single
mm: the natural oyster
[ng to the' state of Com
Upon the payment of a
lune fee any one can work
‘hbntness this season is the
' has ever been. The sea-
ally until about June
s .
u
.i use of raising oysters
ed such proportions now
s scientifically so' as to
. in! oysters as possible.
“ , maisonette which have
"’ “manner-being de-
.. . and more each year and
hi I are taken to
either in one season's
- dot ’loosesbouf 16.000.-
are
an
usin-
- so minute that. and?
j of sea water will not}
. are heiu'ulsde‘tq prom.
I“? "
with violent hemorrhages. caused
by ulceration of the stomach. i had
often found Electric Bitters excellent
for acute stomach and liver troubles
so I prescribed them. The patient
gained'fr‘om the first. aniline not had
an attack in 14 months," Electric Bit-
ters are positively, guaranteed for Date
pepsin, ludi ostion. Constipation and
Kidney trou lee. Try them. Only 50c
scali'wfi. masters. ' > ."
. magmas“ “
V raisins from the proceedings of the
.1.iud-.
any was picked up by a govcrnmcutt
I! f ends for the Waning“. bi 'fifififiy
peridr court.
Mr. Walsh alleges that on April 1:).
ho got on it car at Sound llcnch, with ,
the intention of riding to the New
:‘i’ork, New Haven and Hartford rail-
} road station In Stamford. He paid his
fare, and claims that In accepting tho
i furt- through Its servant the company
i contracted to carry him safely to his
5 destination. lie ullcgcs that while on
itho car the conductor ntinckcd hilu.
1 struck him on the head. threw hiui lip-
ou the street and caused a fracture of
his right thigh. ‘
He says hc llilll been corifincd to his,
1th sincc that time, and has suffcrcd
great mound and bodily anguish, has
been forced to expend lnrgc sums of
money for n1edlclucs.nnd medical nt-
tcnduucc, and has been unable to earn
any money. Mr. Walsh is n. truvciiug“
salesman cmploycd by the Standard
Oil Company. ‘
.._____.......___.
TRAVELING IS DANGEROUS.
(‘oustunt motion jurs the. kidneys.
which are kept. in place in the body by
delicate attachments. This is the rea- .
son that travelers, tralnmen. street
car men. tcumsters, and all who drive;
in some form. Foley‘s Kidney Cure
strcnglhcns the kidneys and cums all 5
forms of kidney and bladder disease?
(lee. E. Hanson. locomotive cngineem
Lima, Ohio, writes? “Constant vibrn-l
tion of the engine caused me a great 1
deal of trouble with my kidneys, and‘
Kiducy Cure." Sold at Phlote'd's drug i
store. ‘
WANTS Accounrmo
ORADO.
DENVER, May 23.»Governor Petr;
body has received a letter from Secrc-j
fury of State John Hay, saying that;
Sir Michael Herbert. the- English uni-7,
bassndor to the United States. has dew
mended an accountingflrom» Colorado
for the destruction of the property of
William Ratcliffe at Grand Mesa
Lakes about a year up. ' For several
years Mr. Rntcliffe ralsed- spawn for
the state on hls‘property on Grand
Mesa Lakes county. He made use of
the lakes and would allow no one to,
fish on ills property. in the early part
of last summer one of his employees
attempted to drive some fishermen
away and in doing so killed one of
them. This aroused the anger of cit.
teens and they are said to have dos
troyed his houses and fish hatcherl’es.
Foley 5 Hang other
”was!“ ' mania,
‘—“"”.'" rum; in s
so APPEAL Elton BIS-
HORIS-DECISION« . -
CHICAGO. May 23:—~Member of the.
General Council of the Reformed Epis-
copal Church of America express re-
. gret at the action taken day before
yesterday. whenfisn appeal from Pro-
sldlng Bishop Fallows' decision can
parliamentary-question was sustained
by'a twothirdsyote. It was the first
time in years that the.rullng“ of; a
blimp-of the church was underfloor:
‘ toasty-overridden. and induction cm
ed much comment in ecclesiastical ctr-
, clos. ‘ The delegates MVE‘IIMI? sis
‘ I,
EUB’TAIN
.. mining to abhopvli‘nllowuond ex-
"general council all reference to the so
outshines mm the ruling of~the pre-
siding eraser.- - .
. ,. KIDNEY AND LIVERRHOUILE
(they columorlly go together) attack
, the rich in their polices. the poor in
. their tenements. the liwysr
i‘
hi I 1
till
'.thedoe-'
the;
FRO ,,1.AԤJ To R
People used to take plain
cod liver oil for coughs. colds.
throat and lung troubles after
other remedies had failed.
Scott‘s Emulsion is the
modern idea qflcod liver oil
~~—thc first instead of the last
resort when such ailments
appear. .
The taste of the oil is not
apparent and the oil itself ’is
partly digested—trinket; it
easy for the stomach. Scott‘s
Emulsion is a quick. reliable
help at all ages.
We'll send you s sample free upon request.
SCOTT K’ BUWNE. 4w Pearl Street. New Vork
iNVESTOR OLIVER ARRESTED.
Charged with Defraudinq Illinois Poo-
pis by Use of Malls.
CHICAGO. May 21i-Thousands of
dollars for invcslmcni in stocks and
gtuln are said to have been obtained,
front rcaldcula of the country by Rich-5
ntd ii. Oilvcr,,uud at the insiuncc oft
Host-otncc inspector Kctchum, ()Ilvcr:
.iits been nrrt-stcd, churgcd with using,
the mails to defraud. Oliver conducts
a brokeragc business in the Stock ldx-t
snungc building under the name of‘
Richard I). Oliver k Co. The hearings
was continued to .quu 2 and the deli
icndnut‘s bontl fixctl ill 52.500.
The formal complaint against Oliver;
is that ho tit-cured $1 .000 from Dr. W.i
1). Ends, of Cnnneltou. Intl., by false
rcproscntuiitms. and ditl not invest thc‘
money as ho had agreed to do. Oliver
was Indicted for 11 similar scheme ini
March. 1808. and it short limo lntci';
.Iudgc lrosscup imposed a line which.
wun thc costs, amounted to $1.032. Al
5an time ho was advel'lislug a so-cull-
cd "safety valve“ method of specula-
lion.
A FARMER CURED OF RHEUMA-
TISM.
"A man living on a farm near hcrc
.‘illllt’ in it short time ago compietcly‘
Ioublcd up with rheumatism. '1 hund-
nl hlui a boitlc of Chamberlain's Pain
lluiui oud told llllll to use ll»frecly and
if not sittistlctl uflcr using it he Ht‘l'll
not pay a ccut for it." says (i. 1'. RR)“
"A low.
tier. of I’httcns Mills, N. Y.
days Iatcr he walked into the store as
straight as a string and handed me a;
dollar saying. ‘glvc me another bolvi
l 2
want if in Ilic house all lllt‘ time for itj
li‘or stile by Stillsmiq
i'owcil (‘ui‘lmf‘iilliiIL Ilnxlcr Pharmacy!
.05
Ho of t‘hzimbcrlnln‘s l'nlu Balm,
curt-d iuc,‘ "
uutl (‘ilti‘ord I'iidl'nulcy.
NEGRO DOES AWFUL DEED.
Waylays Father and Daughter—Man
Dead and Girlie Body Thrown
IntoiRivsr.
HILLSIIOIIO. 1nd. May 23«-As Mur-
tiu Kniscr. u former. living near Mair.
chcstcr. and his daughter. Anna. ngcd
scycutccu years were rcturuing from. gist. Trial botllcs frcc. licgulnr sizes
' ' r . a
church Thursday night. they were ”m- 31.00.
unyluitl by a ucgro. Kniscr was found,
lll’l‘fl lhc Big Four railroad tracks.
lcll that u ncgro did the lived. The
girl was assaulted and it was thought1
’I‘nnucr's
llt‘l' body thrown In
c1 l‘i‘li.
Willi
A LESSON IN HEALTH.
Healthy kidneys filter the Impurities
this good health is impossible. F‘
Kidney (.‘urc makes sound kidneys and
will positively cure all forms of kidney
and bladder disease. It strengthens
the whole system.
drug store.
With his right arm shattered by a bu|~
let and his abdomen perforated by an-
otlier bullet. he escaped from three of-
ficers and was captured only when he
fell exhausted from loss of blood. HeI
of New York. Philadelphia, Cincinnati.
St. Louis and other large cities.
LIVER TABLETS BETTER THAN
PlLLs.
The question has been asked.
what way are Chamberlain‘s Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to pills?
Our answer ls~—They are easier and
more pleasant to take, more gentle
and mild in their action and more re-
liable, as they can always be depend
ed upon. Then they cleanse and In-
vigorate the stomach and leave the
bowels in a natural condition, while
pills are more harsh in effect and their
use is often followed by constipation.
lion. Baxter Pharmacy and Clifford
Pharmacy. "
Stella—”What do you think of Ms-
bel's Easter hat?" Bella—“Isn't she a
pious girl to has up her pennsce after
Lent?"—Harp {Bonn
. .
T .21 ’1‘: ’ Bleed made
‘ from Spring
wheat flour
necessarily is
best. becauu
of the gluten
. and. phos-
" ‘ pirate it con-
. 'tain's. [floods
' the“), sin
., . l , “
‘ camc buck with some of tho nclglr
i important
' iloc
' liiy & Moorc. Waterbury: P. A. Klaus.
l
*brewcrn of tho stnto urc members of
‘ says:
He:
li’lillllt'll consciousness sufllclcnlly 10‘
very much. stiffer from kidney diseasel {mm mm blood, and unless they do:
oley's“ unm
Sold at Plalsted‘si
so: liipsmnn.
i got no relief until I used Foley's: PROFESSIONAL BURGLARCAUGHT'
CHICAGO, May 23~Afler a terrific
" , struggle, in which he was probably fa-.
l lnlly wounded, Edward H. Lucas. whoi
FROM C0L';,has a natibnal notoriety as a motes-i
fisional burglar. has been captured here;
is said to be well-known to the policei
CHAMBERLAIN'S STOMACH Anni-”5‘9““-
lul
4 ill v ' n DAELIVA " .
civil Engineer Pitcher Tells of Visit
to the Icon of Murder.
.
NORWICH. May 2tl.-~--'I‘Ilu taking of
testimony Ill lhc case of William H.
finliivan on the «frame of murdering
Jeremiah Shuuuvny at Montvllie on
November 20. 1001. was resumed in thc‘
Superior Court yesterday. (loot-go taxi
Pitcher. a civil engineer. occupied the
witness stand for about three-quarters
of an hour explaining maps.
Dr. M. P. Fox. medical examiner of
Montvlilo, testified that he, was called
to the Shumway house on the day of
tho murder and found'theixtdy on the
flour with u had wound in, the. back of
the head. He gave a detailed slate-
ntcnt of the autopsy Il“(l said that the
organs of the body wure in good con-
dition uud lhlll.llititll1,lluil been (enlist-d
by it blow on the hand.
After unimportant Icstlmony Frank
l’luncu. ll Russian. was called to the
stand. Ills testimony was to the cf-
fcct that on the day of the murder lic
saw two men conic down lhc road and
enter the Shumwuy house. lmmcd-
iiltcly after he heard crlcu null sounds
of a scuffle. He run for twin and
burs. When Ilc got buck sonic (inc
run out of the back door into tho
woods til the. roar of tho Iioiiilc.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pncumonla. Brn-
:v.i1|an Balm is brcnking tip Colds whcn-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 25. 60c. and 31.00 bottles. The 0111'
ford. linxtcr‘s or I’Iuistcd's. “
STATE BOTTLEns' MEET.
Conference Held at New
Britain, Yesterday.
NEW lIRiTAIN, May 23.——Tbe Coir
tlcul State llotilers' Protective As-
sociation held its quarterly meeting in
l'llllllt’y'H Hull yesterday afternoon.
Those present Vii-1‘9 Thomas 1“. W11-
liams, Mcridcn; W. IE. Lewis. (iinn-
brook; H. W. Owen. Ausonia; Waller
Staples. lii'ltlgcpori; liukc. Bowou and
Michael White, New Britain; McCar-
iirldgepori; .I. A. Hudson. Waterbury:
.i. A, Nolan. nulionnl organizer; ii. A.
Quintard. 'dotcctivc for the association.
A large number of soda botlicrs and
the association. the object being for
‘ prolcction from loss through the mis-
appropriation of bottles. Thomas I".
Williams. the president of the peso-
clutlon. presided. W. E. Lewis. as
trcusurci‘, lllltl H. W. Owcn. us secre-
tnry. roudcrcd satisfactory reports.
National Organizer Noiuu spoke on thc
work of organizing similar associations
through Ilic country.
A SURE THING.
It is said that nothing is sure or
rent dcntlt and taxes, lull that is not
altogether truc. Dr, King's Now Ills
coVory for Consumption is a sure cure
for all lung and throat troubles. Thou-
sands can testify to that. Mrs. C, H
.VnuMcIi-c. of Slicplicrdlowu, W. Va.
"I but! a severe ruse of Bron»
:cirlils and for a your trlcd everything
I heard of. but got no rciicf. Ono bola
lie of Dr. King's Ncw Discovery then
curcd mc absolutely." it‘s infallible.
for (‘roup, Whooping Cough. Grip.
Pneumonia and Consumption. Try it.
It's guaranteed by it‘. 11. Iluxtcr, drug-
WANTS TO GET A PENSION.
HARTFORD. May 23.—~Judge Shrim-
way. In the Superior court ycstcrday
arunlcd n divorce to Mrs. Margaret
Iiipsmnn from .Iohn lrlipsman. of
,Thompsonvlllc, whom she married in
: 1878, on a ground alleging desertlon.
iMrs. Hipsman Is seventy years old.
i By this divorce Mrs. Hlpsman regains
‘the leglil use of her first. husband's
0. John Shearin. who was killed in
ithe Civil War. She will. it Is said.
i now makc an effort to sccurc a pen-
ision and all the. back pension since
‘ 1879 when she. wits deserted by .Iohn
sauflgg sALvs
'he most M» - “w,- naive In the world
STRIKER ARRESTED FOR AS-
SAULT.
. WATERBURY. May 23.—-Willlam
.Vandermark. a trolley striker. who
was among those charged with assault
‘ upon the nonunion crew of the. Water-
‘vllle trolley car on February 20. was
i arrested on a bench warrant yester-
day. Edward Winegdr. one of the
men arrested Thursday whose bonds
500 secured bail
i were increased to 83,
i QUICK ARREST.
J. A. Gulledge. of Verbena, Ala., was
itwice in the hospital from a severe
I use of piles~csuslng 2s tumors. After
doctors andsil remedies failed, Buck-
len's Arnlcs Salve quickly arrested
further lnl'iunmationand cured him.
It conquers aches and‘ kills pain. 25c.
at F. H. Baxter's. llrugglst. ”
KILLED IV TRAIN IN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. Muy 23.-—Wllllnm Ri-
vartt. aged twenty-two. of Wensetr.
Mass; was struck by a passenger train
at the Center street crossing last
night and received injuries which re
sulted In hls‘death at the hospital a
short. time later. Rivarrt came here
u few days ago in search of work.
SAVED A DOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of M11-
ford, Dot. says: “Brasilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
tosloep and was all right in the morn-
ing." For sale by R. H. Plalsted. F.
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
mcy. . .-
MANY BLOCKS OF SHEEP KILLED.
, CHEYENNE..Wyo.. May .23.-—Anoth-
er, storm has raged all day yesterday.
Sheep men are making every effort to
protect theft-jimmy but thousands of
, :sre shunned. The loss in this
. lon‘ this week will aggregate more
thorium head.
. A REVELATION.
~ It you will mnhe'lnoulyy it will be a
revolution to you‘giowins‘n murals
d“ ‘ ‘ in one;
M debilitated I
' Ii , ‘ n ‘ : .u- .. . o
Motherhood lS wo‘mzm’s notfirfil destiny——
actual bztrrcnness is rare '—- comforting
words to childless women.
.‘luny women arc. tlcnicd the happiness of children simply because of
sonic curable derangement of the generative or ans.
Among the many triumphs of Lydia ‘3. Plnkhnm's Vegetable
Compound is overcoming cases of so nosed barrenness. Thousands of
cl‘iiltlren O\Vt‘_l.l1(‘ll‘ existence to Lydia a. l’lnklmlll'sl Vegetable Com-
pound. 'l‘liisgrcuf. medicine is so well calculated to regulate every function
of the generative organs that its efficiency in this respect is'vouclréd for by
multitudes of women.
Nine Years Without a Child.
“llasn Mus. l’iNkii.nl:~-\\'c,had bet-n liiill’l‘lcll nine years and
never lltlll children, and now we have a little baby girl nineteen months
old, the. Joy of our life. She owes llcr existcucc to Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound. _
“Before lulu ' Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound I
was at constant sut crer. i had pains in my back and sides, especially
before tucnstruutioii. I lltld doctoradbut receivctl no bent-fit. Hearing
so tutu-Ii about the Vegetable Compound I decided to try it. and after '
lukm six bottles was citicd.“—.\lns. '1‘. II. Uncanny,12'23Nevatlab‘t.,
East 'oledo, Ohio. ,
~ . ., Portrait of a Baby Girl Who
Owes her Existence to Lydia E.
Pmkham’sVegetable Compound
is "r“llizlm Mus: PINKHAM :~4I'wrote
to' you some timeogo asking why I
could not have a child. I explained
‘ that I had displacement of the womb
' and ovarian trouble, and suffered
with backache and headache. You
sent me a nice letter in reply
giving me full instructions how
to heat myself, and in accord-
ance with your directions I took
your Vegetable Compoun and
followed your kind advice alth-
fnlly in every respect, and now I
, have a little girl, the joy of our
' .. . I; home: I never Would have had
iiny baby if it had not been for your
advice and medicine. _ ,
. ‘ “I cannot praise Lydia E. Pink-
. . ham's Vegetable Compound enough for what;
, if. has done for me. I hope other childless
women Will act“ this letter.”.——Mns. Joan Lissa.
noses, 1111 Broadway, Cleveland, Ohio. I
Another Happy Case in Brooklyn.
“ Dam Mus. Pmkrun : —— I wrote to you a year ago tell
my troubles. I had pains in the ovaries, menses were point
had ucvcr borne children.
" You answered my letter and I followed our advice. I was com-
pletely cured. Have just given birth to a fine, ealthy babe, and during
childbirth had a very easy time.
“ Lydia E. Pinkham’s medicines are a God send to women who want;
to be mothers." -— Elias. Scum/rs, 12 Lower St, Brooklyn, N. Y
Mass women whose letters we tint wet-out ‘ l discon ed
and malarialtram-variants or? “who
no. as on: so any n. r no
w lchmadoihemstrong, against women again. y one!
m
cvc’LosE RILLED CATTLE.
nitrslnir a"
ASHLAND. Res. May 23.-—A‘ cy;
clonc more severe than that of day be-
1'
I
you of
and I
I».
fore yesterday has raged through this
oouuly yesterday. Nobody was hurt.
btlt much property was destroyed. Fif-
teen head of horses belonging to David
Kilnger were carried a long instance
by the wind and killed. Two hundred
cattle were also killed. Eight farm
houses and a school house were de-
inolishcd.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklish Bush, of New castle;
Dot, says: “I suffered for years with 1 my“ .
dyspepsia. Used to have great dist
tress and belching. I tried everything. W “M "“1““
1 could hear of, but nothing helped me 1 M “1‘3“"-
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50‘ , w', _f ,_, m b , ,_J_
cent. bottle cured me completely." 3 The clothhs'tltht soniemen wear
For sale by R. H. Piaisted. F. H. Barr ; speak louder than either actions or
ter, and the Clifford Pharmacy. “ ‘ words.
i
osmium b emi-
yslciani‘fi‘the'kf’fm
Reno wed Nervous Energy. Euro“
‘ éidédérféédsm minimisin-
r“ “(iii 1' 41." 1’3. with "Mr!" .
as
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gfl ‘: 4.", Hi I- , , Fairs" fig "1‘, z};
m: an: armor? will" ILL stunt? " AK: you
man - ~
Years ago when a great public derisll blood diseases. Mr. J. H. nevus.
mand arose for- a remedy for nerve ‘ of Denver, 0010., one of the most prom-
nllments as well as a reliable bloodlnent life Insurance men in the United
purifier. Dr. Edward E. Phelps, profes. States,,writes as follows:—— *
sor of Materia Medica and Medical "Aften an attack of grip. I found
Botany. of Dartmouth Medical College. myself broken in. nervous vlgor and
gave to diseased and enduring. men, with bowels and kidneys seriously do-
and women his great discovery.,Pslne'a ranged. As time brought no improve-
Celery Compound. The, success of most, but rather an increased 118er
this wonderful prescription, has been prostratton. I was Induced to snake use
phenomenal. No‘other remedy known‘ ot_Psine"s Celery. compound. Before
to medical science enjoys such a wide thornrst bottlejsdhoén u‘s’édJ found
spread reputation today. . ‘ is marked improvement. and iti
In this month of If y when so many: was discontin'
I
, , sitin- l nan not fed
are sick. Pslne‘s (leery Compound the second 1 ‘After doing with. ”
makes people well. it,“ the one true. out the Corn and for over a month. I
specific prescribed by eminent. peso-land myselfwlligtlto , I step
auction. for at from spend uses!“ vifi‘fi my ins-s,
senses Sr
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