ever attended. and were full of
for the hospitality of the
‘ branch. The Stamford car-
i “silicon most- the lead of President
iii. Hurray and Secretary Au-
(its: ”will. not. only. entertained
i‘the carriers from out of town. btti vis-
postmasters and many other
git .inolu’dlng a number of Sum-9
€10!!! holiness and professional men.
Till! Miter given in the Burlington.
‘ evening. was an exceedingly
s affair. and the speeches alo
Nihilist ohthem were impromptu
on his to interest instruct and
the billions meeting held dur-
ag e afiomwa in the Town Hall
,Preliilent P ll. Flynn. of Bridgeport.
presided. Subjects of interest to the
‘srrlcgs were pr seated in the reports
and addrlilll'es. era was considerable
canton with respect to proposed
logislation in the interest of the (:(II-
a are same of which are to be brought
‘ before the national convention in Deu-
- ' yer next fall. Resolutions favoring in-
(tease of salary. one of them susscsu
ing an increase in each class and an
> other favoring equalization were (ti-
’ ‘ her lunch discussiop, tabled, without
any fixed recommendation. The pro-
position championed by William B.
Hearst for the benefit of the carriers
" was endorsed. The association gave
' its spprovfl to a. scheme for a pension
_ fund. to' be contributed by voluntary
. subscription by members, out of which
I, carriers are to' be paid $500 per year
- . on rhtlrement at the age of 65 years
or after 30 years’ service. Further ac-
tion to be take on this at 'lllc. (-(mvcn'
tittm to be hel in Deliver
The election of officers for the ensu-
lilo year “lulled in the chOicc of the
I following: J’resldent E W. Clark
_ South Norwaik; vice-president, it‘. i
Sunburn. , New Britain; secretary
John. Gossman. Hartford; treasurer.
William Seymour. Meriden.
. The banquet wasserved at the Bar
linglou at 6:30. immediately after thc
. cities of the business meeting There
were a number of after dinner speech'
es. including Congressman ID. J. Hill.
of Norwalk.
The closing speech of the evening
was by Mr. Hill, and it contained some
material that was listened to with
uncommon interest. Mr. Hill" (I ef-
flirts in behalf of improvements in the
filial servlpe are known and appre-
allsovsr the “country. To him
in due in large measure the extension
of the- rursladsiiyery service and be
if he hoped to see the service ex-
lied until every one however re-
'e, shall he reached by the carrier
ice. A part of the Congressman it
oh that was listened to with rapt
ntion was a. reference to the crit-
i sin of Russia being made in\ this
. airy since the Kishinei'f massacre
hid opinion, a good deal of the un-
. godly sentiment which has lately
, mold expression has been encouraged
vsyvonm Ramona powers which have
rsopons of their own for trying to
com I. breach of the long-standing
“loudly relations between this coun-
’ all! Nos sis.
Mashhad the prom of Bus-
l’fll lpiwhich was afferded at
ritlcal' period in the Civil War.
{the Our indicated that, should
you disrepair powers interfere in
lot the Confederacy. the armed
Russia would be thrown in
in favor of the Union. Other
iss'ln Europe, Mr. Hill said
fig .bhpw of friendliness for Amen
still: their own ends Rnseia s
Moldy is sincere and disinterested.
M with the sale of Alaska she had in
“1 filth withdrawn from the west-
ot'n hemisphere. From what his knew
‘ the situation. and from what (he had
. in his travels ‘arohhd the
.‘ hi. during which he spentla good
, time in the East and in the
.. .ho was not. ready to
theory that the Czar's gov-
was responsible for the mea-
szs at Kishlneff. any more
vernmcnt could
J ouall oditra-
slI rat in ew York
Willi!
M' these 'sro
”whit-takes
18s) shoht
when...
III” MW"
powerful fine
summerdrlnk.
and no mistake
lib. 1'
the ”no."
.. court house in Bridgeport. by Charles
' deputies also took the oath.
therefore. no matter of what creed.
‘ to attend a house of sickness. ‘On in- » AAA T
cult-y he discovered that the sick per-
tend the house as a good Samaritan.
1!} so is cohld to the patient. On leaving I.
send for men instead of your own min-
‘ , the lmpstlsnttonrist.
Indira WIL'L ”(v N w.
. . . y .
0 N w AS ’1 DA Y Expense of MProtsctlno‘r Strut Cars s
' ' ‘ ‘ Municipal C I too.
1' The for-((- of special deputy Hlit'i'ill'H
who have been guarding the ttoIlt-y
;I(Iitis and other property of ”it' i‘ou
Iilt‘i'illtllt Railwny and lighting (‘ont-
putty “lure the riotous outbreak in
‘frout of the Barnum svuuue burns in
rilrldgeport on May 17. will now be
” lgtadualiy reduced. The guards will
' ' ‘IIot be entirely removed from the l‘lllll-
hght Way, {01‘ It lpnny‘ s property lot some time yet (In
lit-its there is some radical change in
libt- relative positions of the company
“and its fulfill'l‘ cmploycs but as litorc
in the laundry
wash in the “Sun—
brings brightness,
comfort and dc-
ligbt. The clothes
will be whiter and
the labor lighter.
Sunlight
hall‘s. can of Soap infusion —— 9 m.
lli‘ .. of ii scrloits IIattIrtI lllt‘l‘t‘ is no ftII
lilit'l‘ utItIt-ssily of so large (I forcc of
ltlt-putlcs.
l Sittu'il'f Sidney it}, liuwlcy said you-
tctduy: “I think that the conditions
;iu the city at pit-sent will wart-ant mo
Hit the belief that thcrc is no 1011ch
danger of any serious outbreak i shall
therefore began to reduce the force or
ispeclnl deputies grxuduiiiiy The Incl!
.wlll be laid off in small groups (It ll
iiime. and the organization which has
lbcen perfected will in no wise be dis
arranged The force under me has
llll'l'll so distributed that it could be
utoliillzcil in the shutout possible llllll‘
no any point iii the city where peat-t»
IlIlllt'i‘ltl might be needed in numbers.
*~ I'lb(- reducing of the number of (It-pu
city recently. Americans. ht» suui. tics will not lutcrfetc with those ur-
should not too teadiiv foIgt-i titt~11ntmcnieutsin any way but will simply
friendship of the great Russian Em mean that if it ca all should conic for (It
pits and be led into cundcmnuiions liltIcrs feWcr would aiiswm ii. The of-
that events (night prove to be found fl'ccts who remain on duty will be quite
ed upon misinformation anti prelu- as strict in maintaining the letter of
dice
for a moment to justify tyranny and pool two weeks and no breaches of (ht-
cruelty in any form and cspeclaiiyl peace or infraction of the statutes will
persecution of people for their rcilg-' bctountcniinced [am confident IhcitI
lous belief. but because he held that i will b(- no furthct trouble (If a serious
this great nation whose bordets tttc‘nattuc."
new extended out into the Pacific oc l
can. and whose position among the;
powers of the earth is second to none. I his donation in maintaining older and
should first of all be fair and lislt” its protccting the property of the trolley
tremendous influence for the tight {I.(oiupuny so,tl1ai it is to the li'llt‘lt'SilN
Posimasters E. l). Crch anti ill-ad of (Italy taxpayer to ace that lltcro is
icy S. Koilh wcrc among those plot-tent.
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION. ltII will inc. the reduction of tho force of
Living in an out of the way plnct- lspcclal dopuiics and the less the daily
tcmote fiom civilization (1 family is (prtInsc to the (itv Slictiff Howie)“
often driven to desperation in case of} Ibus full authority in the mullet
accident. resulting in Burns. Cuts.
Wounds. Ulcers. etc. Lay in a supply ‘ thinks the conditions warrant stub u'
of Bucklou' s Arnicn Salve. it‘s the bust (II,ntIts(~ and until ho docs the (in will
on earth. 25c at it‘. ii. iluxtcr‘s (lrugl l llt‘ll‘llllt‘l' foot the bills,
storc. ” The new method (It prIotutiurc in tax-
lug the costs against
FOUR YEARS MORE.
lillf‘. signed in thc gotctnor on 'l‘huts-
Sheriff Hawley Re Appoints his Old. (lay in “bub ii is l)l"(I\ltlt'tl that the
Deputies Including J. W. Sculley. costs of a sheriff or (ttluII pomc (Ifl’iwr
liish Shcrlll' Sidncy p; iiawiey. of in maintaining (It-(lot within it munici-
Brookfleld' began his third term yestcr» I pulily shall bc paid by the community:
day hating been 919039.313." Novem-ii” which ihc (lialutbancc occurs
3,93. for '0‘". years from June 3 3903 i’th'iously tilt-I'c was no provision lill‘
shprm Hawlcy was sworn in at 3331.1 tho puymcui ofu lotc‘eoi spccinidcpu-
l tics. and it was litttlllssilfl to look to llll‘
S, Evans. court messenger. and his
(ct-lion for the money, in that way tax-
m. I log (Icitnlti citizens for pollcc pI'I-oic(
He as adc no than es in his to
h m L 3 lion and then making them pay mum
of deputies except to add lI‘Iederick ll
Crofutt a son of his present deputy
in Danbuty Harris B. Crofuti. Mr.
(‘toi’utt. senior will continue in office.
Here is the complete list:
Peter Doolan. .ir._ George Heisicr,
Jr. and Louis E. Richards, Britich
port.
Harris B. Crofutl
Croftttt Danhury '
John W Sculley South Norwalk.
ta\cd. The new bill applies geiicriillt
. to all settlements in the state Brldgc
.port will be the first community to bc
lillfcclcd by it.
3 ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSlA.
[3 Mrs. Fraukiish Bush of New Castle
lilél. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
Charleg W Hendrie Stamford itress and belching. i tried everything
Henry F. Kyle. Bethe] i i could hear of but nothing helped me
Wallace M. Bulkiey. Ralrfleld. lunill i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
William E. Ritch. Greg/“mm. 1cent bottle cured mercomplstely.”
Selah G. Blakeman Shelton . Fm sale by R. H. Plsisted, F H. BBXI
Charles B. Johnson: Newtowii. (tor. and ”‘9' Clifford Pharmacy."
i
James H. Perry. Ridgefleld. i
Warren G. Allen. Sherman, I
Charles E. Stags. Stratford, .
Arthur E. Plumb. Trumbull. 5W“ ““2“?"-
so... KemveI- who... ‘ ...§.T“'.‘. i.f.‘:i““~i‘i.“..‘.3‘: fltiing‘ifli.‘
Is is I .
Burton P“ Merwln, Weston, l(hats free. The guests think the \chv
is but as a matter of fact. 1 charge
that iii the boaI(l."———Clticago Evening
Post
and Fred
. "What is there that's free here"
asked the friend of the summer resort
WORST OF ALl. EXPERIENCES.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H.
Newson_ Decatur, Ala. “For three.
years." she writes. “I endured insuffer-
able paln from indigestion, stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seemed in
evltahle when doctors and all reme
dies failed. At length l was induced to
try Electric Bitters and the result was
miraculous. l improved at once until
now l’m completely recovered. For
Liver, Kidney. Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
medicine. Only 50c. its guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter (irugglst
INTERESTING TO ASTHMA SUF-
FER .
Daniel Boots of Ottervllle. lowa.
writes: “l have had asthma for three
or four years imp have triedr‘sbout all
Ilhe cough and asthma cores in the
market and have receiveditrestment
from physicians in New York and oth-
or cities but got very little benefit
until i iried Foley's Honey and Tar.
which gave the immediate relief and i
will never be without it in myhouse.
sincerely recommend it to all. Sold at
Plaisted‘s Drug Store. "’
—
The policeman—Say. son. are you
lost? .
Boston child—No. sir. i know my
whereabouts perfectly, but I presume
my father and mother would like to be
directed to where l (In—Kansas City
independent.
gAllflER CALVE
lit-most lionllnu salvo in the world.
COMFORTING.
Our neighbors: well. they're hard to
best!
i hate'to make complaint;
But half the people in our St.
Would aggravate a St.
—Philadclphia Press.
~ “He is a wonderful student?"
“Perhaps. But i must confess that
‘i can‘t see the wisdom of his kind of
knowledge. He will get so worried
‘ior fear the trusts are. going to cause
A‘clsrgyman who had mu”, been discomfort that he will let. the tire go
installed as the new pag‘or of an Epis- out and forget to eat his dinner."—
copal church boasted of his brond_<\\'ashlngton St"
mindedness and orthodoxy. His ambi- W
is Vb“
tloo was to becme a popular clergy- , C
‘ 0. ll
W”'”'r
min. With this end in View he sat-
braced every opportunity to announce
WWW” ”
‘ » o... the:
sing
the fact that his advice and good of-
flees Were at the service of any one.
Color or religion.
One day he was urgently requested
.i‘!‘=tl‘1l
son was a Presbyterian. Regardless of
this. however. he wentled his way. en- .
and administered what. spiritual relish
Hothouse he (encountered the wife of
the invalid and remarked:
"i am very glad to have been of~
any comfort to your husband. my good
wanna: hut tell 'me mt made yI:‘
later?"
"Well. slr,.yon see.’ she replied. “it's
typhus my ypoor husband has got. and i
didn’t think it Just right for our gob!
minister to run the risk.’ .
W ’ .
"It strikes me that this is about the
slowest railroad in the country. " ‘ss'id _
llIlIVtI lli't‘il no further (-vltlcnt es of trait ‘
pctsons wiul were being afforded pro l
He said this without attempting the law as they have been (luring ihc ‘
The city of Bridgeport will hereof.
tcr pay tht- cxpcnses of the sheriff and I
no fuitltct trouble for tho snout-t" llll‘i‘l‘ ‘
:is pci'fmt order ill thc city thc (mic-k .
Ho 1
{will not iciuovo all his fort-(II tIutil lll‘;
i
i
lltc ('in is ,lnl
(oui‘otutity with no tut (if IlIc louislu i
i
l
i
I
i
l
ill“ the proicttiou for which llItII \wit- 1
. tier of Pattens Mills. N Y.
, tie of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I
w w“..- ........__ _
Mrs. Fairbanks tells how neglect of
Warning symptoms will soon prostrate a
woman. She thinks womans safeguard lS
Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Vegetable Compound.
“DI: \u Mus. l’lNlt’iiAM: ——Iguoi'ttuce and Ilcglet'l are the cullsc ol
untold ll tunic Milli ting not only \\lill the laps of llt‘lillh but with the
chance of o. (I Inc. 1 did not hard the paintings of licudtwlics. organic
{ultimiiuti gem lill (It-.II-iitcss,until [was well nigh ptosit'.utrd I knew 1
(ad to do something. Happily i did the right thing. i took Lydia lz.
l’ltikhnm' s Vegetable Compound faithfully nt-I-(oidiug to durations,
itilil was rewarded ill .I few Weeks to iiiid that my lil'llt‘tl and pains dis-
uppIuIvti, and [again felt the glow of health through my body. Since
1 haw been \It-ll l haw beeitiuore careful l lune ulsondtiscd a uutubt r
of ill\ sick friends to take. Lydia E. Plukliam‘s Tcgetnble Cout-
pound. and ”NW haw never had Ivasou to be sorry. Youis vet y tr'uly
Mus. )ln l“.\llllt.-\.\l('\'.‘.!lil South 7th St. Miuuenlxdis \litui. ’ (ills. Fail
banks In one (It the most sitcccssfuidud highest salar'ietltiaveliiugsalcs-
wotttt- ii iii llit‘ \\ (Isl. )
\l' llt'll Ivotncn llrc troubled with irrt-lrulnr. suppressed or painful menstru-
ation. tvl-ukucss. lcucorrlttott. (lispiuct-turut or ulceration of the wonit. that,
bearing-down feeling. iIIlitIIIitnntiotI of the. ovaries, backache, blunting (or
llIttuicntIc). R'r'nt'l‘lll (lclyiiity, indigcstion. and nervous prostrntion. or are
benct with such symptoms as din/inesa. fulntness. lust-Iituuic. excitability. irri-
tability nervousness. slccplcsaucss. llll'lilllflloh “all- -gonc" aud' want- to bc
lcft- riltlllt‘ ' feelings. blues. and ltopticssucss they should remember tin-re is
om- tried and tI nc rcmctl) Lydia E. Piukhaui' s We etublc Compound
at once removes such troubles. Refuse to buy any Olfit‘l' medicine. for you
need the best.
“ DEAR )lus. I’Ixmixu : —- For over two yours
I suffered mogc than (on ruc can expicss \Iitli
kidney and bladder troub e. My ph siciau pro-
nounced my trouble (Ititnrth of c bladder.
caused by displacement of the womb. i had a
ftvqueut (lesite to urinate, and it was very pain-
fill and hours of blood would pass with the
Ullllo. \lsoliud butkucbe very often.
“After writing to you, and reteiviug your
reply to my letter, I followed your editor, and
feel that you lilltl Lydia E. Plnkham‘s \‘cgc-
table (‘otnpotmd have cured Inc. The
medic uttI drew my womb into its proper
plucc. and limit I was ucll I never fccl
any pain uou, and (on do my housework
with ease. "-—.\lus. Aries Lanes, Knit-aid, Miss.
No other medicine for female ills in the world has received
such widesprcnd and unqualified endorsement. ‘
Mrs. Pinklinm invites all sick women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to health. Atlthéss, Lynn, lllnss.
FORFErr if We esmiot forthwith produce tho original letters and signatures“
b0" testimonials, which will prove tltt tr absolute genuineuesa.
Lydia E. Pinkhun hisdiclno 00.. Lynn. I...
lllllllEl Inuit:
mthsmostfatalsfshdfl-
FnlEYls KillIEYM E ll I
tannin!
”has
andBlacldcr “nimble:
PRICE 50:. and Shun
information imparted to the police. bI
Braun.
lace and ion to sixtv days' imprison-
lil W S.
LlVER TABLETS BETTER THAN
PILLS.
The question has been asked.
I
STATE BOARD OF PARDONS.
HARTFORD, June 2-Thc State
Board of Pardons mct yesterday to
consider applications for pardons from
forty- two pilsoners twenty of whom
verc heard for the first time.
liable, as they can always be depend-
ed upon.
use is often followed by constipation.
lion, Baxter Pharmacy and Clifford
*- Pharmacy.
A FARMER CURED 0F RHEUMA-
T M. FREIGHT DEMURRAGE.
"A man living on a farm near here HARTFORD. June 2—lt is believed
some in a short time ago completely that the freight demurrage matter will
ioubled up with rheumatism. lhand- be presented in the Legislature Wed~
ed him a bottle of Chamberlaln’ 9 Pain ncsday. in the form of a report from
Balm and told him to use it freely and the committee on railroads lavorlngla
if not satisfied after using it he need substitute for the original bill This
not pay a cent for it .. gays C P Ray substitute. it is understood will pro
"A law ride for the tetentioa of a cat'- two days
days later he walked into the store as without charge, and f0!" 3 charge Of
straight as a siting and handed me a twenty cents a day for the three fol
dollar‘ saying. give me another bot- lowing days, after which 31 A day will
be charged. This is regarded.” a
compromise between the bill backed
by the railroad people and a substi-
Ltute which Hartford business men and
anthers desired
W ‘.
SAVED A DOY‘S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of hill-
ford DBL. says: “Braslllan Balm sav-
ed Iity 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 mom
(an our suite by It. H Finished. r
if. Baxter. and The. Clifford Phar
MM?
--—-—-r
DRAKEMAN'S LEGS CRUSHED.
want it in the house. all the time for it
cured me‘” For sale by ‘Stillson-
Powell Corporation Baxter Pharmacy
and Clifford Pharmacy.
. “You think that. every young man
ought to take an interest in politics?"
“Certainly." answered Senator Sor
ghum, "if he can buy it cheap enough."
~Washlngton Star.
Foley’ 5 Kidney Care
kidnap" Clad bladder right.
“ashlar-..“
“No? said the antics editor. “1'9
has. your in” recast: 'II o
blink verse." persisted HARTFIORD. June 2-5?)me work
. will” mulching
EMIGRANT AGENTS ARRESTED
VlENNA June. "—As the result of
United States Emigration inspector
thirteen temlgrailon agents in
the country districts of Hungary have
wen arrested and sentenced to heavy
pout fm infractions of the emigration
CHAMBERLAIN'S STOMACH AND
in
what way are Chamberlain‘s Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to pills?
0tIr answer is—They ntc easier and
more pleasant to take more gentle
and mild in their action and more re-
Then they cleanse and in
vigorate the stomach anti leave the
bowels in it natural condition, while
pills are more harsh in offset and their
011? 319103.
has: BALM
C9998 in? our
patties * " Buttons
‘ consumer.“
that" w" slur
so:
Cures Sore Throat. Quinsv tutti Clot-rated 'l‘onsiis takes Cold
Grip and Plcttrlsy out of the ivholc system like long lo.
50 DOSES 25c, 125 DOSES 500, 300 DOSES $1.00
No opium, no quinine. no chloroform. no poison.
B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
r . ’ . ‘r ‘. 1‘. » "
fford Pharmacy and Frank H Banter. For sale 'by R. H. PlslstfiL—d, The Oil
T heHIgh Standard
of our Furnitum b: In given it a reputation among residents of the Twin
Cities: in cheap, medium and line grade goods. there is no line to equal ours.
The values; nrc sky high; the prices dirt cheap. Others may have good For
uiturc, but not as good as we. havtI for the prices we ask. We candidly be-
More (out if you would favor us with a trial order you would be highly plea8~
(Id, scrvc your own interest and come again,
This week we are offering some splendid values in Dining Room Furni-
ture. Herc are a few of the specials:
DINING CHAIRS, WERE $1.25: AT 98.
EXTENSION TABLES. WERE $9.00: AT $7.00.
CHINA CLOSETS, WERE $15.00, AT 312.95.
SIDE BOARDS, WERE $18.50, AT $14.50.
A. J. Collins 8 C0.
Funeral Directors and Embalriiero;
12 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
LOOli Out for the lien int. Wagon.
HANG OUT YOUR ICE CARDS.
an. Inn 9qu: li‘ (tinnitus llll illilE iiiliiiiil
To the patrons of the Norwalk Hy geia ice Company of last season, and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlemanly treatment. and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—
The new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared in
putting the above plant in excellent condition. and thstlt will be run to its
fullest capacity. We shall not no peddle wagons on the ullferept routes (un-
less we have to) but would ask old anti new patrons sll‘keihto‘send their ice
men to the plant for HYGEIA ICE. where it will be soldrho responsible deal-
ers at a price that will enable them to deliver it at the same figures as the
natural product. To dealers who have to crush ice in boxes for their cus-
tomers, we would say that we have an ice. crusher that'will grind up ice at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute, which will be at their service gratis.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates, and distilled water on tap.
Tel. 187-6.
Sincerely yours,
'l‘l‘iid NOltWALK liYGElA lCE CO.
By J. W. Olmsted, Manager,
N. B.——Don't be “joilied” by any one saying that they have "something
just as good." but try It, and act on your own good judgment.
”Do you think that 1 (tin competent “This paper says‘woman‘ {chief at‘
to fill this government position?" said traction is her hair. Do you think so?"
the conscientious man. 1 "Not on a muddy street. "—Michlgan
“Don‘t have a moments doubt" an- I Wrinkle.
swered the friend. Anybody who is; Teacher—"Can you tell where the
smart enough to get a political place; Mississippi river rises. Johnnie?"
nowadays is smart enough to fill it.’ Johnnie—“Along its entire length,
~W'asliington Stat. llnlilllll."~ClE\'(‘l8l1ll Plain Dealer
if You lid to Remove Your Burden of Disease in
June. Your life Is Not Secure.
Patties Belch]
lliree Bottles Saved Mr. lrbp from mutant liv-
er Trouble and Riienmatism.
-—--;-r.-—-.-LI-.(,..
There was never a remedy so high iWest Kennebunck. Me" says:—
ly recommended for making sick people, "i suffered from indigestion. liver
well in summertime as Palae' s Celery‘ trouble. kidney disease and rheuma-
Oompound. It successfully grapples tism. The worst trouble was in my
with all the ailments common to sum- head; the pain commenced in the
mertime. and never fails to rename ‘ shoulders and ran up my neck until it
long standing and chronic diseases that! reached the head. I could not sleep
have battled the skill of physicians: at n ight. had ugly drums and bad
When Paine' s Celery Compound is us- feelings when l (i sleep Silos tab
so there is no long waiting for results lag three bottlesof Palm's Color) Como
lt'tones thoufllllDC-h. interns @433,ng [snowflgob‘d‘lw’g’ .
Norwalk Chronicler