; u Rem ~* edy
~ so
’ ' . «.l ; , , _, a
. A Safe Medicine for Children»
. buying a cough medicine for children, never be afraid to buy Cannons-
‘ , :‘, ’6 Conan REMEDY. There is no danger from it, and relief is always sure
. to“ follow. It is intended especially for coughs. colds. croup and whooping
_. coflgh, and is the best medicine in the world for these disease. It is not only
‘ ' a‘cbrtain cure for cronp, but, when given as soon as the creepy cough appears.
will prevent the attack. Whooping cough is not. dangerous when this remedy
iifiglven as directed. It contains no opium or other harmful drugs. and may be
[lien as confidently to a baby as to an adult.
,
For Sale at
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
l.
ZEITFUSS PHARMACY
.x;
STILLSON-POWELL CORPORATION
THE RIGHT lDEA. ’ TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.
One would think the Laxative idea Judge iora- ack of the Superior
two divorces last
in a cough syrup should have been ad~ Court g anti 1
rot Ill. licrry was freed
vanced long before It. was. It seems week. Mar
the only rational remedy for Coughs from 'Ashby L. Berry on the ground of
‘ dtaolds would be to move the bow- intolerable cr ilty. The couple were
menu clean the mucous membranes married September 30. 1891. Mrs.
the throat and lungs at the same Berry's maiden name was Margaret
mile. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and E. Leppt,i‘l.. She claimed that her hus-
Tfll‘jdoes this. It is the Original [131" band was habitually intemperate for
Alive Cough Syrup, the beat kn‘oy‘vu 12 yours and that. he treated her with
edy for Coughs, Colds. Group, intolerable cruelty since. March 1892.
w‘ooping Coagh, etc. Tastes good She asked for permission to resume
and harmless. Sold by The Clifford her maiden name and the court grant.-
Pharmacy. " ed this.
Chauncey W. Bush, of Huntington.
. - BOTTLER IS BANKRUPT. was granted a decree of divorce from
V «lolléph W, Abt, u bottler of Siam-Sally Bush, of Blackstone. Nottaway
.. forglias filed a petition in bankruptcy. County, Virginia. The wife’s name
[His liabilities are 832.475.73 and his was Sally Reese. She married In No
cost; 815,328.90. There will be it vember, 1903. Her husband alleged
hearing on March 30. that she was guilty of infidelity with
,. , ,-—--—v~-f———~— , several persons In Huntington and
130 NOT BE IMPOSED UPON. llerby,
Milo? do 00.. Chicago. originated
nanny and Tar as a threat and lung
Initially. and on necount of the great
habit and popularity of Foley's Honey‘
not! war many imitations are offered
W‘ethe genuine. These worthless lml'
-- {lofts have similar sounding names.
ire of them. The genuine Fol-
Wt'floney and r Is In a yellow‘
chase. Ask for it and refuse any
batitute. it is the best remedy for
cabs and colds. Plaistcd’s Drug
DON'T GET THE HABIT.
indigestion Is much of a habit. Don't
get the habit. Take a little Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure after eating and you
and frowning. Kodol digests what
you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
Kodol is a thorough digeslant and will
of food.
macy.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Platncr & Bradley, Proprietors
W W516 5.:th flu.- peo to of this town know when in appreciate
" , thing. r last we; ".1 e nonncemcnf of the following remedies
actively shooter! that. See if f 'm isn't something hmlhefyou went.
' A L A. a I ‘A ' ‘ h
.Ieplicros “WWW”
Don't stay sick and cause your
3" ’ toremvc the
boys and girls to worry.
“ and keepkbculm that
your system.
thbroagh ill the poster of Aili-
-lio or overall formant Rheuma-
‘ hilt it ire ucntly effects a cure
entry-four cars. 4'
.3 bottle fed: and you Will
m , cease to so er from your
hiatictaches and pains. ,
. f .. .1
,. 1., .-,;, ,
w migrants antihulple-
. i
re of _ F.1d mom or
to? ' lain!” r; dnfchascr
“but
may ~ I .
.n... liter-vine
is one remedy of genuine merit,
that will tone your entire system
its you Well; , .
3
' .or cttii test
flight“ t'.‘ ”migufiéfi ,'
E c is over at other Scrip} ~
area i recommended and prescribe y
hundrc of P yslcinne. 0n eccemn . ~
l’cnetrs . oiling. lieslln thisllim.
etc. it slim all . cream on oawifif
all helaenouslmournlesci the I_ c
elated measure Iii 10
Val'lytlli fun-teen , n
:prenlaie their real beauty.
WWWA’
W
ail
Subunit
'l‘hc bequest
$60,000 and a,
tees, came all a surprise“ to theft-lends
, of‘the college about the state, says
1904, President
the Hartford Courant.
lnhecentber of‘
Stimson learned through” a newspaper
Item that it; was in the mind‘ of Mr.
Gilbert to founded“ agricultural school
sorithu‘resterncorner of the state, anti
:1 meeting was rrangcd between Mr.
dout Stimson explained that one
better work than two weak ones. and
that it might be doubtful if the state
would assist in the support of twain
stilutions similar in character-and pur-
pose.
proof building a horticultural build-
. ing with a range of'grcenllouses con-
nected, a model dairy bnru'und a mod-
At that time the
cl poultry house.
. ’ . .Mhlfioll'huditptimitt motto for sue-
* 380.000 thunderstorm.
-‘ illumination human-
‘ President Stimson Sloop?! fl
, it p,
Edit"! Gilbert 9‘
acre farm with the
buildings. stock and tools to the Com
us “out A‘ ‘t‘lcullura‘lVCollels at Storm.
w is not‘ tirely unexpected" to'l’resi.
deiit Stimson and the bohrd of one.
in the vicinity of his home ,in‘ the
Gilbert and Pro dent Stimson. Presl-
strong institution would be able to do
lie explained the needs of the
college and told Mr. Gilbert‘that the
great need-of the college'were a fire-
lf-u Addams
use a happine-
cess. but without health too. failure
is more than probable. .
’ ‘ . ~ “‘ W in
H . .‘ ~ iffhel ti i‘ ,th .
, Fortune Gillian Wile heft finite jutgi‘tgyfidlpf 3?
Laurie What the: u*'enerrv {rile tillagheezglse
I omen; troublm linrc' aI ‘
certainty. '- fin . l! elm“
‘Whether yohm ‘6 no 1 9“
u e. whether yell” ‘ ‘ '1! I elf
dgestlon largely Q mes i, , con-
: out“ is F . "tent l, Whitfield
- W1.E.V.Bt°a.“y
y or “nerves, drivel y t at tired
r elm. eive ionodottbb owner: lim-
pl‘ove your appetite bring, up your
weight t‘d yam it a bald be. put new
color ihth‘gfie cheeitrendwggw life
tintoyoud ’ gets; that; the ' ntinue
to ssh" fhilr And: dyspeps a; remedy
on the money-back plan. ‘
have confidence. 'Thg guarantee, ab-
solutely proeuus you. ‘Mr. saute
will gladly pay back your qumr if
at the'end‘ of the ten new treatment
yea have not been cured or decidedly
benefitted.
t
1 » vlJcril‘ W, 4,, "g
'eLscrmcrrv WILL 00 near or
WORLD'e VWORK.
New and Old use, of Current far #0..
war Constantly Intending.
NEW YORK, March 10.e-Forty-t.wo
million dollars represents the advance
made b the electrical industry last
year. v gut-e just completed by New
1er experts prove than the greatest
gain“ ever nntde‘ chine in 1000‘: In the
previous year the gain was only ten
per cent. 11‘5“. year-tan increase of
froln 31.750.500.000 to $217,000,000
shows that the Industry took a jump
'mm a
. fountain
’ .tlia't
‘ erstone of no
i- provided foi-alibbrlil‘
legislature had innde‘an appropriation
for the new dormitory building, which
anticipated an increased number of
students and also the Increased neces
of twenty per cent:
'I‘he motor output; increased $7,000,000
in value.
Telephone apparatus best
slty for the facilities which“ the build-
lngs above named would provide.
President's Silmeon’e Work.
with full consent of the board of trus~
This interview, with others, between
President Stimson, who was acting
this record by half a million, Wire and
cable manufacturers gained half a mil-
lion. A still larger increase is shown
in miscellaneous apparatus, which‘to-
tale $25,000,000. The only manufac-
turers who have stood still are the
makers of electrical clocks. In the
lighting field the gains have been ener-
tees. finally satisfied Mr. Gilbert that
the right thing for him to do was to
render what assistance he intended in
the interest of agriculture to the col-
lege at Sierra. lie could not, however,
divest his mind of the desire to leave
something by which he would be to
mombered by the friends and neigh-
bors of the vicinity where. he had llv-
ed most of his life, and to so out of
it all came the bequest to the college
and under Its direct control.
Until the terms of the bequest are
made public or have been communi-
cated to President Stimson it cannot
be stated, with certainty what the
terms or conditions of the bequest are.
it. however, the 880.000 is left so that
the trustces are at, liberty to use it as
they may determine shall be for the
best interests of the college, it is like.-
ly that. it. will be devoted to the build-
lug and equipment of a horticultural
hull and greenhouse, a model dairy
barn and a model poultry building.
those being the departments which the.
college stands in the most. pressing
need of.
To Be Known as Gilbert Hall.
The particular part that the farm in
(leorgctowu Is to play in the college
work cannot be definitely known until
the terms of the bequest ure divulged.
It is known, however. that Mr. (ill-
ilOI‘i was an ardent believer In the de-
velopment of a general purpose breed
of cattle which would combine the
milk and best strains. the breeding of
cows which, when they had reached
an age or conditiou where they were
no longer profitable for milk, could be
turned into a good quality of beef. II
is the belief therefore that the farm
Is to he used as a stock breeding farm
and that there may be a condition at-
tuched to the gift which will require
experiments along the line of develop-
lug a breed of cattle as above indicat-
ed, as well as other research and ex~
periments in practical farm work.
it was the understanding With Mr.
Gilbert that if he should remember
the college and a horticultural hull
should be erected with the funds d0-
nated, the building should be a memor-
ial to his name and memory and be
named Gilbert Memorial Hall, or (ill-
mOIIBl
cllitios
glue.
Cough
grip :
81‘
Trade authorities say that the in~‘
diistry will continue its present rate
of progress indefinitely. In every part
of the country the “spread of electric
lighting. the telephone. and lately do-
mestic use of current In taxing the fa-
stationt-fi The lowered cost of gas
vdoes not appear to effect electrical ad-
vance in any direction
come into competition.
safety. convenience and healthfulness
of Incandecent and are lighting are
giving it. a popularity that gas so long-
er rivals. ,
'l‘lie miscellaneous output. of elec-
trical appliances includes household
devices that, are’uow coming into gen-
eral use for the first time. Everything
from n curling Iron in the houdoir to
u wushboiler in the up-to-date laundry
can now be heated by electricity. The
electric kitchen where a few Coils of
wire take the place of the coal or gas
stove, will in a few years he as com-
mon as the electric car. .
Prophets of the electrical age any
that the element of cost. where it on-
ters at all. can no more check the ad-
vancing era of electricity
chonpness of stage coaches could pre-
vent. the adoption of the steam
The“ following extract from a letter
written by Mr. Geo, H. Leader, pnb<
llsher of the Breeze,:0kron. N. Y.. will
give you seine Idea of the great good
that is \being (lone by Chamberlain's
Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy for Is
Ippe and wish to attest to its benc~
lieinl effects and thank the manufac-
turers for the good they are doing suf-
fering humanity. ~
9. case of la grippe I recommend this
remedy." "
PLANS FOR NEW FREIGHT YARD.
Report It Will be Located at Cos Cob
Railroad lllGll' wno Ollfillt t0» know.
of manufacturers and central
where they
The greater
than the
en-
DOING GOOD.
Remedy in curing colds and
"My wife and self have used
Whenever I hear or
Diner-edited.
will quit. belching. pulling. palpitatlng
afford relief from any disorder due to
imperfect digestion or real-assimilation
Sold by The Clifford Phat:
of the bequests calls for some
as a memorial to Mr. Gilbert.
President Stimson is
neat fell
to the Connecticut Agricultrual Colleg
of cultivation. 1vl
veled for the firm of which“ he was a
products of the Gilbert
formed
through visiting his daughter
bert hall, and unless some condition
other
name. the new building will be named
Very much
gratified with the result. of his work.
as the acquisition of the bequest must
be credited entirely to his efforts and
he said Saturday, that It weald enable
the college to balance the several dc-
, partinentli of the college work so that
it need not be handicapped when
more students. as are expected, arrive
r e cm which Mr. Gilbert me
Is located in Georgetown about a mile
from the church and is In a high state
r. Gilbrt formerly trim.
the head when he died. Thirty years
ago or thehabouts he traveled through
this section of the country, selling the
Bennett
. Mann factoring company. colonel'otls
Mr. Gilbert's neoddibtbbt'ls’
place very llttic credence in the report
that the New Haven road is soon to
build a large freight terminal at Cos
Cob. on the New York division, as has
been reported for a number of days.
Officials of the company. well Inform-
ed concerning the lmprovements in
he line mentioned. say that this point
offers few advantages for the opera-
tion of terminal. The fact that the
company is purchasing more land at
Cos Cob than it needs for the erection
of its power plant there Is set aside by
the statement that in the future the
company may raced the land in con-
nection with itseiectrlc lines and in
buying new only for later use If any
need» for the some isdeveloped.
The statement that Cos (lob will
be the terminal point of a line of the
company's sound steamers Is taken
with more than the usual amount of
salt. The report says that the com-
pany Would carry much of its freight
by boat. to con Cob and there transfer
it to the rail, all of which would re
{1 eve the congestion at Mott Haven
freight yards. The business at these
.
t
8
Georgetown and (instills of filth er a,
pialn‘, nhuesximin malt, very pleasant
undeltreenble”, 'de Ightlng in good work
‘ ards. which Is qui
relieved in the"
the .use of the Ne,
heavy new, will
one of time by
York connecting
l.
1 cent bottle cured
- For bushy iii if.
. Herself the‘t'iliifel‘d Pharmacy. '-
.. I A‘ll’ I'k‘ ”I A.
and of benevolent disposition.
until ftbblt premise satin. manner
I , .
valmelvltbrat bosom.
‘ ROME. Hamil ll ,9 WM ..
received it private an once J. is
i s and Misc Hollies. all of Ne
York. ‘
The audience occurred in the pope
er a. n flamih‘t'“ of intent” .. .. ‘
o are.
- ’n on I,
and recallingcbis visit of last May.
. . . 'red In men durin ’theput
. {iii-V d, Ila ,tevenrbl-a. it: "rennin.y . aim freight
rs. trans line, .0! New Castle. business new band action yard will
not, saysi‘ "I‘Gtil'lefld' it)? ‘y‘oard‘ filth pass by it:qu on .‘ annihilating line
drainer ls. yaw“! have met, 1- real and from this on re mien the
and fights?“ VM‘ me it U 'l tunnels under the ttsndw‘hlorth riv—
could It or, club chanting helped t are and then 'ccmectlone with
lg. stimulatory.
“tidied, I”. H". BA!-
.3’
font Morgan. if. H. Holiins. Mrs, liai-
n
library: and merely consisted of an ex-
change of compliments. the pontiff ex~
railway. in descripti of which has all-
the western and southern liners-en
by the New Haven Incite height trot.
ilc. Relief of the Mote-lief“ end of
the system is assured. mount it Will-
be worked satin: moi-mm With the
do: Och plan ll dllcndiimihy railroad
P i
men.
' W-
The belt safeguard Info-t head-
ache, constipation and liver troubl I is
Dertt‘e Little My. Risers. can
a vial of these famous little pills in
the house and mission at bed time
r.
W
only,
«0
is
it. .
in 43%:-
WAbli}
Army Wal-
is will so
all they.“ to record time for a
‘flfitv‘mveizmnt building project, for
3*.
st ,o‘c
g3, ”iii
resident
\ 'illtebulldllu .001: ,u a romlnent
its tin-the ‘Mfihifidtm magma re~
l l‘tgatiou'ov‘erlooking the Potomac. it
s automation? Ba 91,, vellu-
film‘ifiii slam?” :Wb‘fiw mimetic
., ,sanon menu
mild. not“ ‘ . ~ i ‘°
Court‘s has not. been ve liberal
In den ing olit money for the ar Col-
lege, and so about the only ornamenta—
tlon that has been out out of the ori-
ginal plans is Em ror William‘s gift
stands of Frederi in Great, "
The architect. ' r e F. momma
, , at. of fillet»
embellislrm at. but all
ill had to be
clinician e, do come“ insisted that
.
larn.
Nevertheless, the War College, is
not beautiful ls impo’ssing, on account
of its size. The building is in a form‘
of a cross, the, center of whictl Is sur-
mountedby a‘dome.’ Brick relievedby
Indiana milestone is used for the outer
walls. Although only a little‘m’ot‘e than
two fullstories in hel hts‘th interior
construction bf the r col tights of
the most unto-date fireproof-design.
hollow tile blocks being pulled” liber-
ways. This is unusuei for al bdiidlng‘
no higher than the War Genetic. but
the“ surnames: ehnhm' In: chaise
adopted hollowtile :1th ie safest} and
most reliable material t at“ could he
used. and at‘the’rssme 'time’hne‘ that,
could be brought within the “norm
cos .. ‘ '
outlined by Secretary Ro‘ot. is to make
It a sort of post-graduate school for
army ofi'icers. The best men from the
various post schools will be graded up
to the standard of the [envenworth
and special services schools.
be selected for advanced Study at the
Win College In the [test problems of
national defense, military science and
.and responsible command;
legs will fill a gap that now exists
In the education of Hid menace ‘Il‘y
officer, and militar authorities expect
splendid results tom the framing
which the college will affbrd in the
higher branches of the warlike sci-
e co.
~—Stop earuche in two minutes.
toothache or pain of burn or scald in
five minutes. hoarseness, one hell",
muscle ache. two hours. sore throat.
twelve hours—Dr. Tilomas' Eclectrlc
Oil. monarch over pain.
WITH BOTH LEGS MANGLED.
tau—dune
Branckcc Wu Conscious Long Enough
to Signal Train.
STAMFORD. March l2.—-Both legs.
mangled so badly that amputation was
neceesa later. Richard Branckeo, a
young co cred man, retained conscious-
ness. Friday noon, long enough to slg~
not a passing passenger train it was
thus that he was discovered and car-
ried to the hospital. where the opera-
tion was resorted ’io in the hope of
saving his life. it. Is believed that
Bracken fell under a fright train In
which he intended to steal a ride. Just
a little while before he Was found be
expressed his intention of going tto
New Haven. and had inquired a foyer-
able place at. which to board a freight
train.
Branckeo’s signal was seen by a con-
ple of boys on the inbound passen-
ger train. and they told the conductor.
When the train arrived at Stamford-
depot. the matter was reported and
train men went back and remained
with Bracken until the ambulance ar-
rived. At the hospital at. operation
was performed by Drs. Tiffany and
(floonanu assisted by Dru, Harrimn.
Stunb and Kyle. They amputated bath
legs close to the thigh.
Branckeo’s home Was in Roxbury.
Mass, near Boston. , He leaves a wife
and family there.
The injured man died at 0 o'clock
Friday night.
DIAPNIIB CANNOT II CUIED
by local ap Iicatlons. as they cannot
reach the (i sound portion of the ear.
There is 'only one way to cure denf~
ness’, and thht: “It by cbnfiliutional
remedies. Bosnian is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the mustachlsni'rube. When
this tulle Is Indicted you sure a ruin-
bllng sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It is entirely cloléd.1BOIfnéil Is
the result. snd'unless the inflammation
can be'feiten out find this tube restor-
ed to its normal condition. hearing‘wfll
be destroyed forever: nine case! out
of ten are sound b catarrh. which is
nothing but an in med condition of
the inucoull surfaces.
we will give One Buttered Dollars-
cetai‘rlil that cannot be cured by Hall's
Gelatin Cure. fiend for circulars.
free.
1‘. J. CHENEY & 00. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Drunlltl. 7 e.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. ”
WW’
‘ HARTFORD IUOY.
HARTFORD. March 11—1“. Ill esti-
mated that when the additions-to the
manufacturing plants in this city are
out Into operation this spring, Hart!
ford Will be obliged to procure at. least
1,000 mechanics frem’other center: to
months plants. They are nearly all
working overtime "at. present one it is
45th out o
'npbrmh ,In all of the big manufac-
tutlng plants here is limpiyphciloino
an. '
A ousmnrue‘ cu
itching. ,hnnid'ylll '
Plies. mum on , re
Clo moment falls” 20.
area "LP.
fund money
«tire to e no Iii use. Meg.
when you feel user the much and
WM“ llll appreciation ofrthe ltind- Wile need clot '- _ They do“
non of Mr. Morgan In visitlng him «will. bold Wm?” mm“ 3
m‘ l . v, :7, , %
WW
IAITONv-MANUFAO’I' . Y IURNID.
“ 1 es. in .- hmm
, e
0 liege buildln says that
fall? for mediator tins
”only ln'liiebruary two years ago. .
mwllriinhtru- ,
the'cos‘t be“ ke'pt withln a minimum: '
ally in the floors, partitioneand statr- .
The porpoise of the War College as“
From these picked grades, men will -
This ‘colo' '
for any can of Distillers (caused by '
more“
MW
~ casein meat.
. Rea.
sumo/us 1832'.
i
of Petticoats
It opcoediphis morning. and. éutlging will the values
cmitulncd ration and which wercxlietcd in: has week’s [io- ‘
pet's. we shall libve,a imply sale. The Tafictas loolt ugly
invitingnud there is a goodly‘nrray, both in black and col-
are suitablefor sprihggov‘vns. T ltc Heather-bloom Petti-
coats come next and there are many styles in Italian cloth,
Black Screens, and Washable scersucltcrs.
Sale 01‘ English Porcelain.
_ , This is a stochpattcru which we are closing out at
greatly reduced prices. It is a high grade of porcelain, and
the pattern is dainty and attractive, at border of pink roses.
We quote reductions which you will notice are WW
liberal:
Dinner Plates.
Breakfast Plates,
now $1.38 dbz.
were $2.25, '
now $1.i8' (107..
were $2.00,
. Coffee Cups and Saucers, were j_3.oo, now $1,, (for.
Soup Plates, were 2.60, now $I.f dbl.
A4. l1).Coi‘r'ecs, , were ‘.o.o, how ' . " y'z.
Meat Platters. 12' inch. were ‘f ., ; n'b’w .40 doth
Meat Platters, 14inch, w‘c‘r‘e £1.25; new .6 "’ bath
Covered Dielics, 8 inch, wérc £56, now .7; ditch
r Covered Dishes, 6 inch, were $1.25. new .6 otter
Soup ’l‘urecns, were $2.09, new $1.1, éa’oi
Sugar Bowls, were .75, now .37 such
Large Jugs, were .55, now .37 each
Other smaller pieces are included at like reductions.‘
It is an unusual bargain on account of the quality and'the
attractive pattern.
, .,,. ...,,.H
The Nazareth Wellh—fl‘he Nazareth is :1 kn'.‘. waist for
youngsters who need something free and easy. Active
children who are healthy went something that will "give"
when they mOvc. Tile Nezareth Waist is knit. therefore ‘
yielding. Strong tapes from the shoulders support Other
garments in the proper way.
‘ Agra from 2 to 15 years. Prices 23c for all ages.
The Ideal Tissue Builder is the favorite toilet cream
for March. it has the property of keeping the skin smooth
and fair. It also is fine for massage as it “applies" well.
Ask about it at the T oilct Section.
The D Read Co.
SALE Beards THUfisoav MORNING MARCH 3. xgoe.
Flactory—iemnent
, and - '
finrplue Sole l
we miracle To run acorns or run NbRWAIJtS A counter.
lNVlTA'l‘ION,’l‘O Armani oua POPULAR sour-ANNUAL slips: on
"rscroar manure AND sucrose STOCK."
run success or oun Primrose cusps rmcn SALES ware,
RANTB as m MAKING memo ranrsnnrious FOR. . rule can
we HAVE MADE canon Prisons-s manor mon secure or
run MlLLS, AND canarunnresnscrno rim BARGAINS room or-
mniucs or run whoansnoa uousns. . .
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