' this In AIIIl-Iloy-
runs: that
flit Mitre Spool
IIs—Goiibg
liu In the suit of Diet-
.- and others against Mar-
a ll others representing the
as or North America have
. M In the civil superior
it. oh Itnwouid seem that
or IM batters here do
t' down to the Issues of
Is for the correc-
I,“ and is virtually
‘ths plaintiffa w
more specific.
t the non- -resi-
Issts (19 not Join in the
K
n is“ ihst Neive para-
Mans ed because they are
,‘Ir‘rdley‘slit and impertlnent
IIIOIIupI
. " . it Is slI'o claimed that
‘ '_' ‘p a named do not state
" _ a‘stios‘ in addition to
3:: surest-ms 20 and
' . rldlihdant proll!
at'i. Ind do not state facts
.the action.
further asked that the neutrino
pl T. first cent. which re~
e, not that the company had
rips or a good business
-'- tied to be the most
brain?! helper-lance. be _
Italian a fact, he.-
vidsntial.
. ."'Ind the other members
a said desalination known as the
d WWI” of North America, " and
AW no" are wanted espnaged
or used In paragraph 19 as be-
' . t.’ Immaterial. impertinent
agraplr- 2b the words "And
of‘ said combinations and
smociatod with them, In
of the general scheme and
“diorama to force all manufaev
r. hats. and particularly
plaintls to unlonize their factor-
” are asked to be expunged as be-
h clevbnt. The remainder of the
I, enrol e specific statement
h‘g‘ iii what the defendants
likentn know;
to have been agIced upon by the
Modulate? named in procuring the
concerted Ihdhimultaseoua withdrawal
of the plsititits‘I eluployos; what is in—
. fled rose dilated by the word “boy-
, .t: wherever used: how many and
what orders the plaintiffs were pre-
vistas 'from filling: how many and
”Mill: older; the plaintiffs lost; which
:0! tbeliletlndants is alleged to have
*‘thmto ahti coercion ”
would llke to know which of
dendants made false representa-
concerning the plaintiffs; which
M .dhe defendants duz'lared boycotts
M the mlffs which defen~
the In' 9‘. Which of the defen-
caused and produced other al-
molnations to declare boycotts
at. then laintlffs: which defen-
who ‘ars alleged to have intimidated
. ale dealers: which of the
— mhe‘genls and committees
the “pens alleged labor organisa-
, to threaten the wholesale dealers;
. III of the deicndants are alleged to
buted‘ III San Francisco. Cab. '
places the circulars alleged
uncivculated: which (it did
u p timrcncd to 'snd- did
his! one who botht goods
dealers: which of the
Ihssdiure daily press and
manner. It was used to adver-
ll,
--thiuiné the tactics asks informs.
Iylhlch of th defendants not-
luposale esters in other
Cbnneéiicnr that they must
wflf'w made by tho 91W
érfdan used the union
instrument Io aid Ih cany-
. combination“ and
'agalnrl III - pialntltszw which
‘ .7 emblem m to
lo dealers and cos-
. :‘IIlo'lslniI threats
tinged to. have
Ilefendants "1'0
r .i thaanounca—
.I: . San Francisco
. n. & Cow-were to
II: .- the defendants
lclr’llfl' - . ‘Iited, published.
Ills ‘WII‘W r-lmularsaw-how
ages mister.
bIat manner the de-
Is pf sétlbn set. forth in the «towns are held f0I it by the Slate. Tbr-y ,
t"threets and coercion" are al- ‘
gym. were peasant. Ambassa-
, wIds (lbw-$1); N9: erlrI. one” we-
oome out frankly. If not wisely.
against an attempt to enforce lin- coi-
lectioa ot the militaly commutation
In that city. His DORIIIOIVIH that
I: lie there III notorious sglect to
collect larger taxes from orsous or
corporations which can well afford
to pay them. It is unfair Impress for
payment of the smell sum yielded by
thb military commutation tlllt. which
comes in so nanny ratios from those
who cannot afford to my Perhaps II
is worth while to quote his; own words
as to pail of the matter:
"I do not believe in attaining III the
guilt and swallowing the’ camel. if the
large propeIIy owners. and especially
the manufacturing corporation had
been propel‘ly assessed and had not
sought to avoid the nayutnt of Ihell
Just faxes. i would be in 1mm of en-
forcing the collection of the poll and
military lax As a mam-I of I‘m the
amount of the poll and military tax to
be collected Is my snrlall in compari
son with the amount V'Zrllltll Ilu- laIgc
propcrIy-owners have tried to avoid
paying. l’elsorullly. ubtll the large
properly, Iwucrs cvincr udlsposllion to
pay their share of the vim-.5 I do not
bellow in making It uncomi’ol Inblc fur
the DI diner v tilizen who Is lmlobtcd lo
the city to the cxltnt of only two dol
Il.'aIs'
it is firm l‘JlaI lbs- failure to colictt
these. taxes III vcliv common in Con
I‘, ' '1 e I
Mayer Mahan- at N w Lpb I“. I
(piss flsmsrkab 9pm....
Mayor Italian of New Iondmr has ’
noclicut As to the mllIIuIy tax the
have to turn In Ihe monm whciircr'
they collect the lax themselves or not i,
and Ihns i‘t noises lhal the richer peo- 1
pic do really pay most of the commutn- j
tion tax In a town when: this system
Is carried on. since the money IIIined'
‘oilcr to Hill State in snilsfnuion of Its
claim for lbc commutation comes ("If
Of the golrrel tax receipts.
. it has been suggested that the right .
way is to enforce the laws as to allv
taxes of crew kind. "make the rich
pay 'lbc ’mxes they .dodgc’ and the
poor man settle for the million tax
which lie nnrunllv evade-s." It is IIn‘
cxoellent plan if it can bc (Married out.
A good many; people in the State at,
one time or another have. bad the same
idea. and have sought to put It In prac-
tice. but matters, go on very much as
they did before. II Is doubtful If the
caseds mine as bad in practice as It
seems theoretically. Everywhcl'e
there is more or less evasion of taxa-
tion. it is. managed in one way here
and in another. Ihenebur it Is doubtful
If the net a‘esulr lens unfair as might
be expected. The law; should he on-
forced or modified- Thai is sound
doctrine. bIII.,.I'eI'y hard to pIII-lu prac-
tier-I
I
, ,
. WWW-v-
CASTOR IA
tor infants sad strum
ills ibd Yul lion Alsop Bough
Dears the.
mono! . .' .
soorerfr WOMEN AND DRINK.
- Hartford railroad. was killed almnst in
Its Harmful Efféct on Poorer Classel
Says Rev. Waiter Shanley.
’l‘hul drinking among women of lush I
ion is on lllt‘ increase. and that the ex- '
ample Is having a harmful effect on
the poorer (losses of smith was Ihe;
belief expressed recently by Rev Wm i
tor Siurnle); Ipctur of SI. hiary‘ s (‘nlh-I
edral Hartford. in his address to the.
Fathers in New York.
.lcy said in poll:
“Women engaged in total abstinence
society—something that now in tour i
perancc. at least is working for evil in
.a depomble degree . I
“Drinking among women in “high so
clely. so called. In glowing nwlce. II
is doing harm and eventually is been
to do great harm If unchecked
reatest rosdltant danger by that the
umbler grasles of society are apt to
imitate the fashionable class. Unfor-
tunately. whatever wear the stamp of
:faabion Is a false stamp of- excellence.
.To prevent the larger world of women
:I‘rom adopting Ihc society custom of
'drlnklngbshould be one of the para-
mount jects of organisations like the
Women's Veronica League. The dim-
¢ultles that confront you challenge fin
d
you increased activltIy grealcl' seal
OURED .HEMORRHAOIS OF ITHE
stronger endeavor." i
UNGS.
"Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected thbt i had. many
hemorrhages." writes A. M. Aka. of
.Woed. ind. “i took treatment with
several physicians without any benefit.
-I then started to take Foley's Honey
and_Tar. and my lungs are now as
hound as a bullet. I recommend It
Foley's Honey and TaIr stops the
cough and basis the hinge. and pro
vents serious results from s cold Re
fuse subsllluies. Sold at Plaisted's
drugstore ' - .. I “
KING EDWARD HOLDS LCVEE.
N. .Feh. Dora-King Edward
first levels I sycsr In the
room of BLT es Palhce at
efuifctlon was unus-
mall! largely attended. The Prince of
slamlmost of the members of tips
In _. corps. medallist minis-
'ters ny peers. tie-hers of the
Henson! Commons and naval and mil-
ssd tbs Ital of the naked
embassy were present.
members of the Women's Veronica; card was a prominent member of rho
League of the Church of the paunqu Odd Fellows Masons and cruel silili‘
pmhpr Shun l lies nud leaves It widow and son.
work can break down the customs oil
in advanced stages of lung trouble." '
r“?
lily White.
n
THIS "DON’T- WONRY- ON WASH- DAY" SOAP IS
unlight
Makes wash day s. delighi‘arid linens
Ease and comfort reign su-
preme where Sunlight is used. whether
laundry. kitchen. or any other de art-
merit of the home. Acquire the "Sun
habit of ease” and you will be pleased.
salt rosuuuunsv" as»: euuuour
lght
.. . p .. ....1r
KILLED BY THIRD RAIL CAR.
Conductor on Consolidated Meet.
Death at Ncwington.
NEWINGTDN, l-‘eb. 29,—P‘l‘i'IIt‘l'li'Ii
A, Hanllnll. of Elnlwood. a conductor
on the. New York. New" Haven and
kllllllly by n third-rail our yesterday
nun-rump wifilc doing sxlrn switching
duly. Ila-Idol] was switching trains
ll\'(‘l' the Hartford division and around
llll‘ new bridge lll Ibis point. and after
turning a mvilcb for a passing lI'aIn
stepped over the Ibird~rail track nulls
was struck hr a car bound for Harl-
ford running ill u Iapld Isle. The car
was due in llnItI‘oId all. ’230
'Ilrc body of Conductor llundall was
iIlv
.7-
\‘l‘\\ HAVEN Fob
lll u ”so In price or Ihe Trill Haven and
\‘ltwllllll' Il'uIl( ) l‘tllitl slink (If this 1 My
has brought out IIII' fact Illnl n dolor-
miur-Il bid In bclng Irmdc for control of
rho propl H)! by HIV (ltursulidnlod mall.
TIII' lut‘nl lrullvy syslcur occupies all of
sword railroad field in Ibis city.
West Haven. I‘lII-sbirc.
llru'riurll and III Milford. illlil is Illlt‘ of
tho bcsl paying properties in the stair.
Several yours ngn Ihc l’IIiIctl (ins lIu—
pmwmcul ('ompnuy.
offend to purchase H as an addition lo
.-
BID FOR CONTRIOL.
-._.’
System.
ICIIHI liuvuu,
Said to be Made by the Consolidated
Road for the New Haven Trolley
29 -——Tbc crIIIIIII
of Philadelphia.
mangled by tho wheels of Ihe Iblrtl 'lllc U‘IIIII‘V I'oluls buried by Ibat synlll
Inll car and was taken to the station ' ”HP in Ibis slatc but failed
of the price asked.
her-.c latter to his home in Elmwood.
because
it Is generally be
llc had been In the employ of the Con- l licv ed bmc muons Ilnnuc lnl mcn that
solidaicd load for eighteen years and I [III' Consolidated road is com lo awn
Icnws fl wife nrld (Illt' child
HAVE YOU INDIGESTION.
If you have lndlgesllon Kodol Dys- i BI nip-
popsla Cure will cure you. II has cur-
cd thousands.
cry day-every hour You owe it to
yourself to give II II “III. You wil"
continue to suffer Ilnlll you do try if I
There is no olher combination of III
I the proporiv. .
-Scald head is an
I can be cured.
If is (Illing people cv- and pcrnmncnt in Its results.
ding store
v cry sevol e
IWaII
50 cents.
MURDER IN NEW LONDON.
.—-———,—
oczcula of Ihc
nIcIimcs. but'il
Ointment. quick
At any
geslauts that dlgtst and chuild at thei Free for- I“ Shooting Affray in In Its
Kodol I
Sold
.0
same time. Kodol docs both.
cures. strengthens and rebuilds.
bv (‘llfford lI’barnIacv.
DEATH OF LOREN H STANNARD.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. ”5‘.“
I.t)l‘l'll ll. Slannurd, a widely known
iron manufacturer of Ibis trill". died
this morning at 12:30 o'clock. :ri'lcr II
prolonged illness. dmpsy bclng Ibc Ill
III‘I (cusp of his death. Mr. Stoppard
was about 54 veers old and retired
rom business a few years ago on lu-
uulnt of ill health. He was up In that
iimr nwociaicd ullll bis fIiIIIvI III Ibo
lulu of l'}. Slanunld & Sou. MI. Slan-
ill
(‘. bar lo Slannsr'd.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
l)cl.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. l tricd everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Hahn, and one I30
cent bottle cured me coluplcicly."
For sale by it, if. l’lnislcd. F. ii. Dax~
tor. and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
TAKEN MVERELY ILL 0N TRAIN.
lsrscl, Segai. a passenger on the
Consolidated road. from' Stephncy to
New York. was. seized wIIh a severe
fit of illness when he arrived In Bridge-
port last night and was unable to
pr.'oceed The emergency ambulance
was called to the station and the sick
man taken to file emergency where
he was treated by Dr. McGovern. Thc‘
sick man was treated for acute indi
testicle.
M“... .__ 3...... . -_ ..'_,.
I
f
IIIE earn
{1 Q ~ mnsrrnc
GRIP
.mtssssss.
wound =Ir his lcl‘l forehead.
one of tho plirrc.lpnls and will proba-
blv be charged niih Inurdcl in tom-
Irony with a Brooklyn
Giovanna and a has London ltnlian
nnnrcd (‘i< lo both of whom vr'elc at»
plcbcudcd by Ibo \‘ol‘wlcb police while
The police all owr
Ibo state are looking for another he
liau named Volume, also of Brnooklyn
The two Brooklyn men,
by the local Italians, are agents of the.
Mafia.
tI y log to escape-I
AUOTRALIAN,.
CHAMBERLAIN'S DOUGH REMEDY.
The following letter from Mrs W. l“.
of lloardford, Vicloria. Ans
Irnlla. shouls IIIIII Chamberlain‘s Coulzlr
Remedy furnishes the some prompt rc-
licf and is prized as highly by the
mothers of that far away country as
in the United States.
my family of eight all of whom are
d coughs. l have
Mitchell.
subject at!) «colds
tried many cough mixtures but have
found nothing ‘so good as iChambefl-
Iain' s Cough Rained)
lug codxb It mikes the attack very
in fact I have used both
lugelse since first trying II. for Its
value was proved.
meild it. "
much lighter.
OUIIIIIQ
II!!! House.
slime IDIIUII.
. .MOTHERS
on? IILIOI‘
BA
(1 ROBP
N '0 “In
BRONCHITIS
NEW LONDON. l-‘eb. 29.-As the rev
suit of a fr'cc-for-aii shooting affray in
IIII‘ bourc of Tom- Mcnghl on Castle
sl'cci isst~lrigiIL about 6 o‘clock Cont
‘filiuo Meugbi a
Iwonly-oight ycars. and unmarried. lion
dead with M. least four bullets In his
bull)" while Frank Sbnudocr ol' Noank.
formerly of New Munich. Is In a cell
the police SIMIDII with a savage
lie was
aged
lIalinn named
it is alleged
..U8E
She says: “'ln
Even in whoop
i always recom-
O.
. u ‘l
imam
‘urassu‘eou "
. m .1,“ . .
Railroad Men Are Able to Identify!
some of Them.
Railroad men who run out of New
York on the New YoIk and Idhoru'
1 Line divisions are skeptical these days
when IlIcy see any one paying fancy
prices In farmt-Is who drive into llu-
city and bring IiIclI eggs in baskclsl
packcd in only
The railroad men on; (bill lllUll'I
cases of eggs lll't‘ III-inn: put off III small 1
terms than Ibo Inhabitants would use
In many months even If they were
without flocks of egg-producers.
“i can't prove anylhlng and i would
not cnrc Io try." said a brskcmun last
nighl, "lull if one farmer who lives
It low miles out of Bridgeport Is not
selling more eggs at fancy priest-i.
Ihe-lu- days. when Ihc hcnrl are on
slrikc. than he does when eggs are sup
posed Io bc plenllful. wiry I‘ll buy Ihe
t-Ignrs.
"Case cggs sIt- not belng soul IoI
small towns near lIlIIi cIII nlonc but;
almost every small town In Connect! |
I III Is getting them and It Is to be won-
dcrmi cl ulIcrI a half doscu or more
cases of eggs nlo h it at a uniall station
when IlIcIc on not more than Iw;o
houses wIIlIlII sight of the sistlon. l ’
finished wondcliug when l ' the ad i
(Il‘Fs'il on cm of the egg shipments up.
loaded near hole the other day. I
knew the man In whom Ibo eggs \vcl'c
sirippcd. that is_ I know him by sight.
and sure enough the verv Ircxl day
when l was going home I met the same
farmer In whom the eggs were ship-
pi-(I “I" II' New YUJ‘II.
"lie was in a wagon lillil was about
lo alight In from of a below. i no-
llI-cd be had four unusually large.
sized bushels in the wagon. I discov-
cl'cd :III on or Iwo protruding from
among the unis nullstoppI-d and ask-
cd him how he was selling cggs. 'l‘lf-
ly rents II dozen HilII slrlt'lly fl'csh.'
he replied. I asked him If it was not
slrangc for him lo have so many eggs
while ulhcr farmers were complaining
that their hcus refused to giro up.
"The old follow looked at me our of
the corner of his oyc and said. ‘Wn'll
I know a liIIlc trick in feeding my
chickens that some of the other fol-
lows don‘t know}
“I (“II but say u word about know-
ing that he bought case eggs in New
York. but i told my wife llIaI she had
better lIOI buy any eggs unless shr-
could personally vouch for ”11' vorac-
lly of the seller."
JOHN PHILLIPS FUNERAL.
Late Secretary of Hatters Was Buried
in Brooklyn Today.
L’i‘hc work of Sinari' s Dyspepsia Tab-
' they arc
. I -w.pv.I IJ‘
Preserve Their Health and Lives In the Phil-
lppinos by th‘. Use of .tuori'ti ‘
Dyspepsia Tablets. .. .
‘THav cURI: DYCPEPBIAIN ALI. CLIMA‘YI‘J
_.___...2—
(in manual of change In diet and in a boIIIc containing warm water
eating at iIrcguIaI IInIes food that was I hcatcd Io ninety-eight greets (or
often imploporly prepared. the soldier! ‘ blood been; one of those ablels was
of Ihe United Slates array are often Illcn placed In the bottle and the pro
subth in serious stomach trouble in per temperature maintained for three
the Philippines Their distress and hours and a all. at the end of which
('langeI were arm but they found re- time We egg Ins as completely digest-
llef and n c'crlaiu. safe and poslllvoI ed on It would have been In a healthy
clue in SIIIaIl' s Dyspcpsla Tablets. All stomach. This experiment was under-
sufferolsfrom dyspepsia or indigestion taken l0 demonstrate that what It
likewisc find c'cilalu I'cilcf anti cure would do In the bottle ll: would'also
In Ibis gloat safe and harmless remedy. do in the stomach hcn' Its 'llhhucs-
IIonablc value in the wife 01- dyspep-
sia and weak digestion Very low poo.
pie are free from some form of indi
gcstlon. but scarcely two will have. thr-
aame symptoms. Some will suffer
most from dislress after eating. bloat-
ing from gas in the stomach and bow-
cls; nlhors have sold dyspepsia oI
heartbnrm others palpitatlon qr- --hcad
aches sleeplessneas palps in chest and
under shoulder blades. extreme ncr-
vousncss. as in nervous dyspepsia. but
they all have the same cause—failure
to properly digest what In eaten. The
stomach must have rest and assistance.
and SIuarI's Dyspepsia Tablets giro.
II. both. by digesting the food for it. and
in a short time it is restored to Its nor-
mal action and vigor. At the same
time the Tablets are so harmless that
a child can take them with benefit.
This new preparation has already
made many astonishing res.
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Ta lets are sold
by druggists everywhere at 50 cents for
full sized packages. A little book on
"Stomach Diseases" mailed free by ad-
dressing F. A Stuart 00.. Marshall,
leis Is no longer confined lo any one
gcounuy 0r naIlorI. Thcir fame and
popularity are new world- wide and
Italicrlug Ibc sufferers of
every land.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets actual-
ly do the work assigned to them. They
rcllevc weak and overburdened stom’
achs of a great portion of digestive ac‘
Ilon. Their component parts are Iden-
tical \\ llh those of the digestive fluids
and secretions of the stomach. and
they simply take up the mind and car-
t'y on the work just the some as a
good sifting healthy stomach words
do it
SIIIuII' s Dyspepsia Tablets. by re
“(Wing the stomach of its work. enable
it to lt’tllpel‘flle and regain its normal
health and month Nature repairs
Ihe worn and wasted tissues Just as she
repairs any other Injured tissue of the
body or heals and knits a broken bone.
which is, of course. not used during Iht
process of repair.
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggists at 50 cents a box.
They are so well known and their popu Mich. .
larity In so greal that a drugglst would
as soon Illink of being out of alcoho. PERFECT DIGESTION MEANS
or quinine. In inch physicians are
prescribing them all over the land, and HEALTH‘
if your own doctor is real honest with
you he will tell you franklythat there A Go“ Stomach KG”. Every Pa" w
ls nothing on earth so good for dyspep- Ithe'Body '" "'1'“: ‘1”de and
sia as Sluart's Dyspepsia Tablets. ‘ Disease CannOI Break In.
A POSITIVE CURE :OR BAD STOM-
NO MAN OH WOMAN CAN HAVE
DVSPEPSIA.
1 III' funeral of the late John Phillips
who for many years was secwlary of
the United llIIIIt-Is of lelr Ann-rice.
was bold III the late homo. :l7l (lrceu
aI'cIIIIc. Brooklyn.
o'clock.
batters” societies In this clIy allcndcd
as “'1'” as a number of others,
The deceased bad a largo number of
friends In this clly both in and out of
the halters‘ organisation. He had oc-
casion to Hall South Noruaik at he.-
quent intervals on business made no-
cessary by the exigencies llIul arose
in the conduct of his office In the hat-
tcrs‘ union and In this we y be. attained
a long following of friends. He was ill-
ways Comp-lent as an officer in the
IliilII‘l-I union as his long term of oillte
pruws and be was alwrus ll plensmII
man It! mecl.
The anIt rs national organization Is
supposed to be the oldest trades union
in the c'ounllv if not in the world ii
has been aIIIlIeIIIl(-_ullr traced back It)
ISIS and there are cards of member-
ship III existence that wclc issued by
the butlcrs' union before Ihe Revolu-
tionary war. The. early hislory of the
union is rather rogue but these cards
shun that there was such on orsa lllll
"on In existence in the eighteenth cen-
.-
:I.
Mr Phillips consequently. had the.
distinction of being the secrclan of
and also of being one of the oldest la-
bot officers of the present time Thu-“u
Ibo National Hot Finishers Associa-
tion. He Illlcd that office until 1396‘;
shell that organization and the Na-
lional Hal Makers' association \v.crc
united and then III! was clchcd sccrc-
Inr: of the United llatlcrs of North
America which or‘ganimtltut.I-estiltctl
from Ibc merging of the Iwo socictics.
Mr. l’hilllps’ successitc ro:el'chion lo
the ofllcc be filled so well and cspnbly
were tributes to his ability and pop-
allav'ity.
THE HARDWARE. MIN. ‘
Convention~ In New Haw.
Wednesday.
The first annual sIate convention of
the Connecticut SIaIe Association of
Hardware Dealers will be held in New
Haven. on Wednesday. March find.
The headquarters of the association
will be at Heublein‘s. The morning
Annual
‘ session will be called to order at 10:30.
Lunch will be served the delegates at
- 1 o‘clock.
The afternoon session ls scheduled
. for. " o'.clock Messrs. Corey and Bo I
gardus of the National Association are
expected to attend the convenllon. Dis.
auction of the Parcel Post bill and the
Mutual l-‘Ire insurance schemes will oc-
“ cupy part of the session.
The ofllcors of the associalion at
present are: President. A. ll. Abbe,
New Britain: first vlco rcsldcnl. W. A.
Church. Dcl by . socondSt lceprcsidcut.
(‘hsrlcs A. Agard. Tor scion: scorc-
Inl‘y C. 3.. Way; wfllfllofil and lrc
rurcr. George J Bassctt. of the Georllfi
‘ E. Bassett Comoany, of New Haven.
WOMIN'S KIDNEVO.
kidney disorders than men but attrlb
ate the symptoms to ditcases peculiar
‘3 their while in reality the kid
boys are avenged. Ne rvousness.
e, puffy or dark circle» under
'“eygl pain in the back. are signs
of kidney trouble that must not be
“one or a salons malady will re-
sult. Mays Kidney Cure has rector
the MIDI of thousands of weak.
mobs. Blokes down women. it stops
lrrcgularltles and strengthens the ori-
nary cases. *it panties the blood
and teasers the whole system Sold
at Plsls‘tsd' I drug store. ”
IROOKTON FACTOR CALLED T0
DAN. URV.
DANBURY. Feb n—Thv
Charles if Boiled. of "Widen Marta.
Ru! .
ban remh'cd I call to the pectoral!) of
mm
the Ohm of this ciIIy'.
Ibis morning III I"
All Ihe officers of the local.
the oldest trades union in tho counllv I
years ago he was (limited secretar. ofl
ACH
If your stomach Is all right. you are
all right. Why are growing boys near-
ly always healthy? Because they balm
not abused their stomachs by exces-
sive eating and drinking and weaken-
ed or destroyed the functions of that
organ. Because they. eat what Nature
demands of good wholesomefood and
than take plenty of exercise and run
and romp and help out in the process
of digestion and keep their stomachs
strong and well. The same is true of
men who lead active outdoor lives and
engage in physical activity. Their di-
gestion is perfect, the food nutrimcut
ls properly assimilated. the bleed is
pure and healthy, and you seldom hear
of them being affected with headache,
backache. kidney trouble. llvcr trouble,
constipation. or any other of the com-
mon ills that always afflict those with
bad stomachs.
if there is anything wrong with you.
be sure your stomach is right. if It is
not right. get it right and do It In the
right way—that is the natural way.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are a nat-
ural remedy for all stomach disorders
and weakness. They possess exactly
the same properties that the gastric
juices and other digestive fluids of the
stomach possess. and they actually do
the digestive work of the stomach and
enable that organ to rest and recuper-
etc and become sound and well. They
act in a mild. natural manner and
cause no disturbance in the digestive
organs. They prevent any fermenta-
Ilon of the food which causes sour
sIomaclI. ,
Sluart's DySpepsia Tablets Instill
health into every part of the human
body. They compel perfoct' digestion
of the food and perfect assimilation of
the food nuIrimcut, Er'cry’orgau and
part of the body In kept In repair, and
good health naturally results. At the
same time the stomachs. being rc-
licved of the work' of digcsIluu. gels
well and strong.
A prominent Detroit physician son's:
‘l prescribe Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
for all cases of stomach trouble. i
have tried many prescriptions, includ-
Ing a number of my own. but and noth-
ing that gives such universal relief as
this remedy. They are natural. harm '
less. and thoroughly effective in their
work and while I have a natural an-
tipathy to patent medicines. I do not
hestuate to prescribe and recommend
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets on all oc-
caslons.‘
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by druggists everywhere at 50
cepts a box .
I
I And Still Be Agreeable. Attractive. and
Popular—A Certain Cure In
Reach of All.
Thcrc is nothing that will put you to
tho from so rapidly in the business OI
social world as c. c'uecrful disposition
and a pleasant appearance. Other
things being equal. people will go out
of their way Io give, the fellow a lift
vuho always wears a cheerful counte-
lnouce. The man or woman with a
cranky disposition and a sour face will
always meet with an Indifferent it not
a chiliv reception. The commercial
:Iraveler, who Is the recognized bush
boss barometer. appreciates better
than any one the value of this rule and
‘ governs his actions accordingly.
Dyspepsia destroys all the agreeable
qualities that enter into a man or
Iwoman's makeup. It Is almost a hu-
man impossibilltv for any one wiIh a
star ore. case of dyspepsia to look pleas
Iant The continuous miserable cast-
down feeling Is bound to make Itself
:sbown in the appearance and conver.
cation.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc the
sufferer's certain care. They are so
i recognized everywhere. The cures
they have brought about and the boom
uess they have caused and the suffer
ling they have Icllol ed has made their
name a house hold word in all the Eng-
i lish- speaking world
. The lesson that Stuart’s Dyspepsia
TableIs are a certain cure is that they
are a natural c'ulc There Is nothing to
prevent them curing. They contain Ihc
'csccnliai Ingrodlcnls of the digesthc
fluids of tho slomutll and simply do the
Iidenlical work of the stomach rellev
{lug that. weakened organ and permit-
ting it to test and recuperate. Could
anything be more simple or natural?
”They are bound to cure They cannot
help themselves. it Is just like put-
, flag a new stomach Into a man—if that
- weIe poaslble—and letting the old one
.go off on a vacation. Rest is what
all needs. Nature will do her own work
of restoration never fear.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets rue fm
sale by all drugglsts at. 50 cenis a box.
All druggisis means all drugglste. They
have become so necessary to the peo
ple that the druggist simply has to
keep them anyway. There are. other
remedies that he can make much more
money on if he could sell them. but he
can‘t. He will not takecbances on los-
ing his customers by am always having
on hand a supply of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
A TEST EXPERIMENT.
Peculiar Power Possessed by Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
0f new discoveries Ihcl'cls no end.
but one of the most recent. most ro- -.
markablo. and one which will prove .
invaluable to thousands of people. Is
a discovery which ltls‘ believed will
take the place of all other remedies
for the cure of these common and ob»
stinatc diseases. dyspepsia and atom-
ach troubles. This discovery is not a
loudly advertised. secret patent medi-
cine. but it in scientific combination of
wholesome perfectly harmless veg»
stable we". fruit. salts. pure pop—
sin and htsrsttthv
These females are combined In lea.
enge form. pleasant to take and will pre- .
ant. The continuous mi cost- '
form. pleasant to take. and will we
servesthslr good qualities indefinitely.
whereas all liquid medicines rapidly
lose whatever good qualities they may
have had is! soon as uncorked and ex-
posed to the air. \
This preparation Is called Stuart’s
Dyspepsia Tablets and It is owned: .2
thatoseoithsse'rablsts aria-"sues ‘-
wlll digest from 300 to 3.000 more
own wright of most. Mend Iotbc
wholesome foo-I. And this ’
boss proves by outdo!
In I. following manner
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