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..la. ler Civil
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pleas court, short
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may, "foreclosure was

Henry B. Coley

fl and Judgment

. out. Amount

I-mtly’ilj'l. The first

, ”in I,” andtho next day was

«castle- ‘A. Kraus vs.

"figment of tore-

.' Amount due.

I... DI) to redeem, second Mon-
‘~ 3. ‘ I"! ,

V ted'in the calla

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, . Nikolai-fin
it)“ “iwv Minor, administrator.

~ «waitresses. unis

notes time to redeem.
‘ . a plaintiff's motion for permission
. ”VIII. of the defendants in the

nose 0 as O'Sbaughnessey vs.
Matwmppa et als., was great-
o aaoeaf a endinent of coin-
, tz 'deniod ‘n the" case of Ben-
, l“. Bronson sv.. Cora Ives.

. e plaintiff's demurrer was with-

‘ W in the case at William E. Wool-
lfliu William F. dlier, and the case

“ Idle 0 ,' ' ., , .
, hm tbdhs' tit-court. abort calen-
tllot‘ fo owing‘causes were dis-
. , la ‘caso'of‘tho Mercantile 00.
‘ Motive bank in m tier of receiver.
.. on was allow for permission
to, promise want of Fidelity Mu-
“ III! Ufa. Insurance Co. vs. J. 0. Leon-
ardaad I, re tileCooperative bank
2. 'r or. receiver. th
rocionre as sated in e case
of homag‘ll”. Martin vs. Margaret
-‘ Imard. Amount due, 32,155. Day to
redeem. a and Monday In March.
Judgmo t by default was granted in
theoaso oeDe tor 0. Tiffany vs. The

II‘weedy f ‘u to , . Amount
hills; 814th “odflagfi.
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the case of Y. Doern's Sons vs.
tone Construction 00,, Limited. a
to was ordered by Jan. '22 or Judg-
ment maybe given,
‘ libreciosare waral’iowod-tn the case
C Di Hoary”. Warren. executor. vs. Ss-
rahrfi lackwoodet ale. Amount due.
38;! ‘70:; costs, 861.". Day to redeem.
airstMontlay in March.

2 in tho-casoof DietrichE. lows of
nines: Martin Lawioyfurther plead-
ings a‘re'to‘be made' within one week.

Three divorces were granted by Judge
Illllmer on ugrounds of desertion. They
Morale J :1 Dixon from Matilda Dix-

. on; Jennie VWall from William J. Wall
v‘ and Emma . Choupourian vs. Harry
, filmipourlan, with custody of a minor
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l FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.

' Those who will persist In closing

their ears against the continual rec-

ommendation of Dr. King‘s New Dis-

covery for. amption, will have a

long tr-nl bi ter fight with their trou-

bios. u not ended early by fatal termi-
atiou. Read what T. R. Beall, of
soil. Mien, has to say: “Last tell my

life had every symptom of consump-

 

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lion. She took Dr. King's New Dis.
mvery everything else had fail-
ed. ‘ revetment came at once and

tour bottles entirely cured her." Guarv

autood by Frank H. Baxter, anggist.

Price 329 and $1.00. Trial bottles free.
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i To MANOEW-El IN NEW YORK.

 

 

 

Bonneotiout'e A'Infedtrymon May Se
9 , Sent,“ That State.
' Since the reor izatlon of the Con-
necticut Nationh Guard began, several
months ago, there has been much spec-
ailatlon‘concerning the state encamp-
ment, which has been held yearly at
Niantic. The New Haven Register has
this to say on the subject:

"Rumors—ameliere will be no en-
eampmont of the Connecticut Nation-
al Guard this year are prevalent again,
and the plan reported this time is for
she mobilizatirhpfthe C..N. 6., in New
tYorlt 'stateaext fall. and the site for
the encampment is said to be in Or-
use; «Sullivan .and Ulster counties.
New Xoi‘htstate where theigovernmeat
Isaapeeured a large tract of land near
llloNow. Jersey line as a manoeuver-
Ilia. piano Jar. New England state
troops with those of the regular army.
Notifier-trey and New York.

“The ground secured in in the foot-
hilllalof the catlltlll mountains and the
ago or: ,7 439‘ say It is an idea
loot ‘We about every kind of
In“! 5, lo, and in places is
""by streams of water. Army of-
tight! Wat 40.000 troupe will

do a manoeuvers.

, “Oopn'ectlou ‘
thro‘é‘lhfdat’ry‘filimonts. As the pro-
piisedvmaaiswarraro will be made-up
mm of field mfnoeuvering, the coast
1 . artillery compan es of the c. N. G, will
' notfiltalte part. with the other out!
‘ butelvvtil-r probably go to Fort

' ‘f’l‘ . Plum lslhn‘d where its mom.

I herswili have ,opportunity to prac-
-~ aloe ~with the “coast guns."
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on arms, constrains.
Ami all Throat Inflamautionh. It Cools.
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'OI .ALE IV THIE C LIFFORD PHARMKCV
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Proud indeed in those mothers
whose hap ychildren laugh and crow
'rfoot calih.
othorhood is woman‘s chief joy
and cutest trial. Prepare for this
won erful event by taking a course of

Dr. Greene’s
\ Nervura

the world’s greatest tonic and female
regrlator. Both before and after
ba y’s coming Dr. Greene's Nervura
Is invaluable.

 

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n“. kind it... Hove out... nought. status.

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has been
in use for over- 30 years, has borne the signature of

and has been made under his per-
W sopal supervision since its iafhnoy.

- Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counteri‘eits, Invitations and “Just-as-good" are but;
Experiments that trifle With and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against l-lxpci-imcut.

What is CASTORIA

Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Paro-
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is l’ioasuut. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Nitrcotio
substance. [to age is Its guarantee. It destrtiys Worms
and alloys Fevorisliness. lt curcs Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It. relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation

‘ ’ . r I ‘ and Flathlency. It assimilates the Food. rt-guliuos tho
' " ‘ \ Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural slap.
"fl- Jimnie 3- Rmd‘lh °‘ ”00"“ The Children’s Panacea—Tue Mother's Friend.

Ingdale SL, Chelsea, Mass, says:
"'Four years ago. after the birth of
my hab girI,I was left with nervous
ostraiion. I was vary bad indeed.
was so weak and miserable I could
not walk across my kitchen. I tried a
, oat many remedies and declared with
any doctors, but grew worse all the _ 1 .
,slmo. > . 1

The Kind You'Haio Always Blight

‘eband to or a bottle of Dr. Greene's
In Use For mm 30 Years.

N rvura. store I had taken the first
"mane m. n my man. on ma om.

csuuma .CASTOR|A auvavs

Bears the Signature of

 

botflo, I began to feel better. I could
Sloop better and that aetul. ”are. de-

rraaeod feeling was loss. 1 continued

to use until I had taltcn seven bottles
I and I was a well woman.

" Nothing tires me now, and I wake

‘ In the morning from a most refreshing

sleep and with a perfrrfly "mil/uh".

‘ Dr. Greene's Norvura rum. and the

Iduet part of it is you rmor’u cured." ,

ABSOLUTE stcuiluv

Wilt: at once or call at his office,
sos ,Fifth Ave, New York City.
tenuin‘e‘ CARTER’S uiui um Pitt's" must be...
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".— -.~-..e-——

BRYAN TO DELIVER SERMON.

, NEW HAYES, Jan. lG.——It is all-
idounced that William J. Bryan will
come here shortly to tit-liver ll sermon
ort “Jesus Christ. as the Prince of
Peace." He is expected to touch up
ou‘ahe principles advocated by Tolstoi.
Thedaie probably will be that of the
hearing of the Bennett will can» in the
Superior Court later in the month.
when Mr. llryan's presence here will
be necessary.

 
 

JUST ONE MINUTE.

One Minute Cough Cure gives rcllci
in one minute, because it ltliis the mi-
crobe which tickles the mucous mem-
brane, causing the cough, and at. the
same time clears the phlegm, «draws
out the inflammation and heals and

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summit Cure
BILIOUSNESS.

, ‘ SICK seaoacss.
I TORPID us to.
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soothes the affected pail'Its. ,2“; min- , INDIGESTION,
ute cough cure sircngt eus= e tings. , . ‘
wants off pneumonia and Is a barm- - . CONSTIPATION
less land never falling cure in all cura- DIZZINEss.

bio asses of Coughs Colds and Group. SALLOW SKIN,

 
 

One minute cough cure is pleasant to ' ,3, M" Pm

take, harmless and good alike for young - ,

and obi. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. W TOUCH the :33: :3”,
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enuioe Wrapper Printed on ~ ,
OED DAPEG BLACK LETTIERs M ~
hoot for the ale-store M

DISPUTE OVER THEIR CHILD. l TENANTS FLEF IN NIGHTIES.
\ I
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Cannot Agree ,Two Alarms For Fires in Torrington

and Both Want Young Son. i Block Last Night.

NEW LONDON. .Ian. l6.—C. ii.New-l TORRINGTON, t‘onn.. .Ian. 16.-—A
man, who has been living at the Mohi- l fire at midnight in a block owned by
can Hotel for the last eight months Congressman Lilley compelled a num-
under the name of C. H. Brown. with her of tenants to flee Into the street
his little son, six years old. was cou- in their night clothing. The fire was
fronted by his wife in this city, who caused by an overturned lamp in one
accused him of taking the child from of the. tenements. The fire department
her a year ngo last September, from ,had left the scene but had barely
their-home in Yonkes, N. Y. There was I housed their apparatus when a sec0nd
much excitement during the meeting , call from the same building was sent
oer. Newman and his wife. lidrs. in. Smouldering llamas had broken
Newman is now located in the Crocket- out afresh, but the firemen soon ex-

.‘Sour _
.Stoma‘ch

. ,No appetite. less of strength.
muss. headache. constipation.
as snot. general debility. sour ris-
inga. and‘catarrh of the stomach are
all due to indigestion. Kodel euros
indigestion. This new discovery repre-
sents the amoral juices of digestion
as they exist in a healthy stomach.
‘ oomhlned with the greatest known ionic
and reconstructive properties. Kodel
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dlgosiieoaodd butthisfamol Hausa with the child and the room is ‘tinguished them. The damage to the
mm ‘1] at up Iroubiu by guarded by police, officers. to prevent building was not great.
M ~ m" m "a Newman from taking the child away. - ...- . - . -
* ' PM ’ . m 'Newman, alias Brown. who was liv- SCOTT'S EMULSION
. ”to mused,“ log at the Mohican Hotel with his sis- ‘
mmm ' 'tor and child. weutppt for a walk you ' is for babies and children

 

torday. His sister'1 took the child to .

3% fly millet- W: e Wily”; ell-I who are thin and pale when
' 00381 [13. W a can age ITOVG ,

I13 they ought , to be fat and

 

 

 

‘ ,lnr'which was MrfiNewmzn, mother I

of- little boy. e‘ car age was . a

siditih and Mrs. Newman grasped the ruddy , for men and sveomcn
‘littla fellow. , ‘ ‘ -

1 Miss Newman rdllmurred and also who are weak and “at?
.slufiifd the “Imam; :hi'eiiiigfu when they ought to be strong

t I SIIOD. 3 , ~.‘

:t m‘iiurrcrowd. Neiti‘ijer dwbuid and hearty—dot all who are
‘ vew ,butanatiornoyan a euy ' . . -

{inspirational-stolen on son o»: “0t 3‘“th ‘P'PPCI' nourish
.man to accompany the child and his} meat from wen-food.

mother to the hhtel in a carriage.- , , ~ _

excitement in the atget for a :lmofland ! ‘POOI' blOOdt thin body, open

We were-‘a utto neeo - .. .

:vherhwalaiiedmy “1&0“ch ”:3 ' the door for disease. Scott‘s.

and to. ewman vo e ' r . . _ .

eel andwlll try “all process to gain! Emulsxon {5315 the way
Dunn‘s" 0‘ 0" b0!- \ -‘ Makes the blood richer, pro-
are? {ruin- ooto ; duces healthy flesh and above
°' " ”’~""“‘-‘“ mu“- i allgprovides‘nourishmeut.

silian son is Womble I
not tried.'aliaoet witness get
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ie.‘ sat: and si 00 bottles.
to. 'e or Platsted's.

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name a. v » .
First Methodist pat Church.
Rev. W. W. 1‘. Duncan, ”Iliul‘n‘j‘glau
a. in., class met-ting; 10:30 a. m.. str—
men, “A Walk About Zlou, or the its-
ieuaiou of tile ('lllll‘l’ll:" i2 Ill., Sunday,

'school and Men‘s llible class; ti p, inf.

Voting People's meeting; 7 p. ui.. ser-
iuou, ".Iouab‘s Visit to Niucwebf'
apt-rial music all both services.
Norwaik Methodist Episcopal, Rev.
i..'K. Moore, pastor;— Morning prayer
service at 9:30; morning service with
sermon, at 10:30; So day school and'
noon class, 12 m..' Epw rth Leagut.I ser-
vice at 6:30 p. in; I veiling service with !
sermon, 7:80 p, Ill. Mpslc for the day:
Anthem. "’l‘e llcuui in C." illicit: duet.
"Love Iiivluo," iircwcr; anthem. "The
Shadow of L.“ Evening Hour," Wll—,
lliims; solo for contmlto, “Peace ou'
Earth,“ lulu», ;
East Avenue Methodist Episcopiil
(‘liiii'cli.-- Morning service, 10:30 a. IL:
missionary sermon by the pastor: Sull-
iiiiy Ni'llilul, l: “L; lapworlb Magoo, ii
p. "1,, lI'IillI‘l', Robot-i 'l‘houipsop, topic.
"My Place Ill lltc War Against Iutt-ul—
pt-ruuce; t'VHllflK service. 7 p. m._ ud-
lross by the pastor, "Early EXDI‘I‘IQ‘HOHI
iii ludia." '“lt' annual missionary
collection will be taken morning and
ovcuiug.

Knight Street A. M. Id.
Preaching tomorrow morning, a

 

Church.“
0: 45,

day school right after the morning ser—
vicc, led by the superintendent; Chris-
tian Endeavor service at 7 o'clock. led
by the president, lion. James l-‘uller.
s‘t-rvlco at 7:45, with prcachlng by Rev,
Int Aller. Mrs. J. V. Taylor. who has
been in u rcvivai service in Ihc big
”I‘lili‘l (‘liurcli, New York. for the past
so wt-cks, will be prt-iit-ilt tomorrow.
\ .\‘|II'1‘ilIl musical program under her
dim-tum will be remit-red. 'I‘hc sing-
ing will bt‘ excellent. Scots are free
Illll all are Welcome,
CONGREGATIONAL.

South Noi'vvilllt Congregational, West
ivt-iilio and West street, Rev. John N.
."l‘i‘f‘llllill, ll. ll., tit-ting pustor.——ltl::lt)
i. Ill., sermon, "With One Siioiiltlcr;"
i2, Ilible M‘illltll. Liimoui. Jennings aud
.‘bi'istiau Inquiry Clubs; 7:30 p. m.,
ttltll‘eflh, “Ways to Christ." Music.
iioi'ulug: ()i'gau prelude In D, (luli-'
unlit; tpmrtrites. "()h, (‘ssl ’I‘hy liur-
ltii on tho Lord." Millinfli'l'; “lit-hold
\‘ow is the Accepted 'i‘imc," Matinder:
iffvrlory, organ solo lu ll: flat, Wilkins,
\lllait', t-vculng: Organ include in G,
lurrett; quartet. “Jesus. the \‘n‘y
i‘bougiu,“ Scliucrki-r; soprano solo.
"Hit" flood Shepherd," Vomit-waiter;
ifftrlory, organ solo In E flat, I...-
iuligro; trio. "Lei lilt' Words of Thy
Womb." Word; orguu postludc, I’iir-
.tcr.

i-‘lrsi (‘oiigrcguiiouul Church. Nor~
.Hilk, (It-orgt- Ii. I-Igbci'i, pusloi'.»~—Moi‘ii-
ug so-rvict- at liltsil, preaching by the
stator; Sunday school at 12:15.; even-
ug service at 7:30. ’l'lit- second iii the
li'l‘ll‘h “The Shadow of u (iI'I‘llf City,"
iiliillpscs of Greatness: lI Must-uni AI-
t-rnoou:" I’tlslor‘s (lilild, Wetliimduy
ll 3; l', l’. S. lllu‘iillfl, 'I‘burstiiiy iii
1.30; church prayer service 'I'liursduy
it 3, subject, “'l‘llt- (ifiript'i According
n 'l‘ciulysou." Music: I’reiudc, Andante
rom i-‘ourih Sonata, (iuiliuullt; "Sun-
.luiil (tor the Fit-ids is Spread."
lbellubcrgei'; "Love lllvine," Scliucck-
‘r; soprano solo, "\thso llriukvtli of
bin Waici'.“ from tho ”Womcu of
luliiilris.“ lleunctt; pmluldc, Ill C.
.cmnivus. Evening Proludc. Allt-
:i't-ilu t-xprtsslvo. IIurtlvll; “Abide
\‘iiil .\it-." ilrcd: trio, "lilt-sstsi Tl‘lli-
ty," Auduriou: postludc. I‘rtludc in (‘.
Mach,

BAPTIST.

South Norwulk Baptist Church.—
x‘uuday services of an unusually inter-
-.~ttiug character. At 9:30 lllt'l‘I- will be

group meeting for all: llizllli, l)l'('lli'll~
up: by Rt‘V. lllvluv, stale superintend-

pt-ukt-r: I! m, u spit-lid Sunday school
crvico will be held, and it is hoped it
.ii‘gc number will In present. l', i.
t, of t‘. B. mecting ut ii p. m.; 't' p. m.,
ircacbing by llrothcr Iliviue. Miss
.IllIt-r will be prr-scnl and sing at all
he services. Come anti worship with
us, and we will do you good.

First Baptist Church. Norwulk, I). W.
l‘alniugo \‘nu Ilorcu. pastors—Prayer
uniting at 10 ii. m.: sermon llf 10:30;
:unduy school at 12 ill.: ll. Y1 l’. I'.
necting at 5:30 p. m.: sermon at 7:30
i. Ill, Prayer meeting Thursday at
[:30 p. m. Seats free. A cordial wel-
omc to all who attend these services.

Grace Baptist Church t‘t‘ll‘lll‘flli‘tl its
lrsl anniversary last Sunday. and had
\ joyful time. Sunday services tomor~

ow: 'ii a. m., preaching; 3:30 p. in..
Sunday school: 8 o'clock. preaching
.iud installation of oilicers.

EPIOCOPAL.

Trinity Church. Rev. Homiliy F.
luluphries. rcctor.—Mislonary Stindny,
sermon, morning, The Motive for Mis-
dons. a Business Basis or the (‘on-
ttraint of Christian Love. Children‘s
missionary service at 3 o'clock, with
address by the rector. Address at even-
ing service, Purpose and Scope of Mis-
;ionary Work.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.

First Christian Science Set-icty,
Norwaik—Rogular Sunday service at
the Reading Room. Masonic building.
Subject, January 17th, "Truth." 'l‘es.
timcny meeting, Wednesday. at 8 p.
in. To both services the public is cord-
laily Invited. Reading room open to
the public each week day from 2 to 5
p. in.

OERMAN LUTHERAN.

St. Peter's German Lutheran Mission.
North Main street-Services with
preaching by the pastor, Rev. Karl
Kretsmann. at 7:30 p. in. Bible class
and Sunday school, 6:45.

ADVENT CHRISTIAN.

Advent Christian Church, Van Zandi
street, East Norwaik.--—Prayer service.

in.: Sunday school, 12 m.; Loyal‘Worlr-

ers‘ Society. 5:06 p. m.; praise service,

3:45 p. m.: preaching'at 7 p. m.
Missions.

South Norwalk Mission—Regular
service tomorrow afternoon at 3:15
o‘clock. These meetings are veryln-
iercstlng and ftili ef'lnspiration. Come
and bring your friends. Everybody
welcome.

ARBITRATION GROUP CONGRATU-
‘ LATID.

lLONimN, Jan, lt—The commerciai
co ittee of the House of Commons
has abled to the American Parlia-
meofiry Arbitration “Group" at Waah~
Ingto‘u the heartlast congratulations on
its formation and promising to glad-

 

 

ly cooperate with it.

by Rev. Dr. Allsr. of New Yor : Sung

-ni of Missions, who is a must giftt-d'

lo a. m.; preaching service. l0:30 a.‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lililll WHAT THE UUB’IUHS Sill
' dBflUT IT.

I'liysii'iuus i-vci'ywbcrc speak well of Machine.

From the hundreds of

it'lit'rH rcccived prulsiug Linoninc. we have selected the following from doc~

tors practicing Ibcir profession ill this section, omitting signatures,

"After an tht'llsivu use of Linoninel

“Liilouiuc has provcu to the a faith-

ilntl that Ii is retained by the stomachiful and reliable substitute for God
better than Cod Livcr Oil in any form., Liver (lily I have used it in my prac.

and it always rcguiutcs the bowels af-
ter they have been locked up by
opiates Illlii sctlulivc cough mixtures."

O O O

"I had found great difficulty in get-
ting many of my patients to lake Cod
Liver Oil in any form. nd when Lin-
onlnt- was brought to m
quired but a few trials to establish its
merit. TheI tight feeling in the brou-
t'illlll'llllwii is moislcned and loosened
iii the vary first stage of bronchitis. and
in the last stages the secretions are in-
vorably modified. In a case which I had

of annoying refit-x cough, there was a,

tendency to vomit at each paroxysm of
coughing. which necessarily left the
‘siomach in ii delicately receptive coil-
tlltlon, l proscribed Lluonlue. and the
patient at once remarked on the militia
bleuess of the preparation. llow few.
with such a combination of stomach
and cough. could tolerate a cod liver
Ioil emulsion at such a time. From my
experience with Lintmlue therefore,
lcufllfllnlng as it does. nutritive. altera-
tivc and sedative properties, I am satis-
.lll‘ll that its cflii b-ncy will not be long
‘lll lit-lug universally proven."

O 0 U

"I have usmi Liuouluc in cases rc-
qulring ll restorative, with gratifying
‘i'cstllls. NI has given satisfaction in
evcry instance."

“Liuonluc has been of great service
to mi- ill the Wifllr'l‘ cough of the aged.
An old lady I'lllllt‘ Io Illt‘ this fall whom
i had already treated with poor suc-

Iccss thc two previous winters. This
,limc l placed her upon Linonine and
the ilnprovviucul was immediate and
‘ ulurkcd, 'i‘iic cough has already ceased
“fill her health rt-slorcd to the normal.
while heretofore Silt} did not recover Illi-
IIii April or May. Aiiolilcr case in
which i had O'XI‘t'Hl'llf results from
.l.iuoulue, was that of a man troublcti
for years with eiupiiyscmatotis brou-
chills. llc had played upon wind in-
struments the great pan of his life,
‘biu was finally obliged to cease be-
t-uust- of lhi‘ cough.
spasmodic lu character and out of all
proportion to the small pearly white
llliii-‘S of mucous he rnifipl‘. Ht‘ hilrl long
igivcu up in despair of ever getting re-
but. I finally persuaded him to try
I.iuoulnc and in loss than three months
ho was practically cured."
, o a a
“During, the last four years I have
list-.I Linonlnc frequently. and have
found it of great service in the different
forms of cough. notably those coughs
not attended with much expectoration
and dry cough of Phihisls. It is an
clegai emulsion and cosy of ndmlnie~
iruilun."

notice. it re]

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tit-e for about eight months. and in
each and every case it has done its
work quickly and surely. i cannot
speak too highly of ii. I should have
said something for it before. but I tio
not Inicuti to give my word of honor
until I Ilm sure of what I am doing."

0 O O ‘ S‘

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"I have used i.lnoniue for the past six
yczirs. both in hospital and private
liritcllt't', and have received excellent
l‘eslllls. II is certainly a very pleasant
emulsion, and is retained by the most
sensitive stomach.”

.

“lliiviug used Linouiim in a number
of cases. I am Well pleased with it. par-
ticularly ill a case where I have tried
different preparations of Cod Liver
(ill. and none could be tolerated. Now
the pullout is taking Linunine three
times daily. with very good results."

0 O 0

“Having been requested by several
professional friends to try Linonine as
a slibslltlile for the different prepara-
tions of Cod Liver OH, I have found it
to be much more easily assimilated
than any of the Cod Liver Oil emul-
sions. and it is cvrtaiuly more palata-
blc. I am glad that my attention has
been called to It."

"I have proscribed Liuonlno for the
past your or mo in bronchitis, with
satisfaction to my patients, coast»
quenily to myself. In cases of low
nervous troubles its use is attended
with very satisfactory results."

I

"Lluonine has proven to me a faith-
ful and reliable substitute for Cod
Liver Oil. Being quickly dlgmtcd, and
casily borne by the weak or nauseous
stomach."

"Linonine is readily borne by the
most delicate stomach; it is palatable,
the, youngest. child taking it with avid-
ity; it does what no other medicine can
or will do. and that is. loosen the
tough, lcuaclous mucus so distressing
in all or nearly all forms of chronic
cough. It is a builder superior to cod
liver oil "

0

"Having used Linoninc for some time
past in my private practice, I wish to
cxpress to you my appreciation of its
merit. I find it especially applicable in
that class of cases suffering from lower
vitality. consequently upon many forms
of wasting pulmonary diseases attended
with dry list-king cough. diminished ex-
pectorulion. etc.. etc. Beiug palatable
and easily taken care of by the atom-
ach. it stands high with the profes-
sion."

 

Linonioe at all drug stores. 25c, 50c. 81.

DIED FROM HER INJURIES.

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. lti.—Miss
Ethel E. Gould died today at St, Mary's
Hospital from the injuries she recelv~
cd in the collision last night between
a Grand Trunk passenger train audau
out-bound Michigan line trolley car at
the Dequindre Street crossing on (ira-
tioi Avenue. Gateman A. L. Blltlel‘,
who had charge of the crossing gates.
and Conductor William Cowan of the
trolley car, are detained by the police
pending the result of the examination
to determine responsibility for the ac
cldent»

 

BRYON RETURNS TO LINCOLN.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. i6.—-W. .l.

Bryan returned to Lincoln today and

, went immediately to his home at Fair-
view. He was in good health and spir-
its and said he had never enjoyed my

 

 

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thing more than his quick trip to
Europe. Mr. Bryan will remain at
nonw until after next Monday in or-
dcr that he may attend the banquet
to be given in ills honor here Monday

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