Felling heir to a Ilsa of disease or
workouts!l hair bulbs. “These can be
not any and Vlmlouamy the use
”BB HAIR. TONIC. "
This preparation does not contain
Ty; gather injurious chemicals. It
the
I no hair from falling and
e entire condition of tho
whim‘canses dandruff,‘
Cl
" it His many.
Maggy guess,
For the convenience of the readere
of The 30M“: a letter be: baa been'
placed on the btldhe near Halnwe
newa store. ltema for publication are
eelteeterlrau‘n Thdy‘lhobidibe sign.
ed by the writera as an evidence of
good faith. ,
Sylvester Decker of «Cove street is
having his house painted.
Mrs. H. A. Flagg. is spending a
few days in New York city.
Miss Ethel Adams of Dnnbury is
vla‘ltihg ‘fricnds in Norwalk.
“-
Rev. E; icuh'nin’gham conducted the
mb'étilik ’13! tile tProbationcr' s class
last evening at' the East Avenue
clillitch.
. . ,
A c'o'fifer‘ehce of the Sunday School
tdhcliléra and ofllcers of the Sunday
School was held last evening in the
Advent Christian Church.
u“):
Elie regular Weekly class meet-int;
was held last evening in the East
ayeuue Methodist'Church. James 1;.
Hummedieu'hctedl'hs leader. ~
, newsman
Agent: for The! in sentinel, In
Rotuyton, Ii‘e ‘Pr Illi‘l Lockwood,
El ed Broadway and Charles Petty.
re cent to any of the above will
ro’iielve prompt attention.
'i‘ho Lyon Brothers, who have been
engaged in the milk business for the
past few woeks,‘have moved to the
house of Mrs. Josephine Cr'aw, on Pros.
pect Hill.
Mrs, Frederick E. Lockwood, of Roll-
road avenue, has gone to It Now York
hospital to undergo another operation
on her arm, which she injured some
time ago, Mrs, heckwood has many
friends in The Norwalks, who will
hope for her speedy recovery.
Thomas McGuire. general utility
man for Raymond Brothers, of South
Norwuik, took his children. Maggie,
Edna and Anna May McGuire also
Frances Hogan and Minnie Jones, all
of Water street, for a'pleasantiouting
on Sunday. He secured a learn from
the firm and drovo the children to the
home of William '1‘ Raymond who
treated them to crcain and cake and
made thorn very happy.
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The Milkmaid'a Convention which
was so successfully presented at the
rooms of Eureka Rebekah lodge in
South Norwalk recently was present-
ed again last‘evenlng In (lulder‘s Hall
Rowayton, under lltc‘auspices of the
Ladiee'a Auxiliary of ltowuyton Hose
Company and as a result, about. $36
which will (be applied on the building
fund, was halted. Violin selections
were rendered by Mrs Svec. accomp-
olned by Mrs. Wilcox and solos were
William by David Mills and Miss
Alive Brundage Music for danc.ius
was rendered by Charles and Ruth
Wells. ice cream and cake was serv-
ed during the evening and greatly on-
joyed.
For the mower theinaidentn of
Darieh, I new bulletin board and let.
term: 9 bell have been In front
ii that It my» Item,
ale speech-opium. .qu who.
collected‘ e oh Ifternbon. Not ier
uhIio :tlon. but II I guarantee of go
ith‘ filtered toilet I hide“. 'Apehia
e‘ Evoltlhg Sentinel In Mitten re
Thaddaua Boll, Arthur much itodd
Wallaoeioherer. Order-a aent to any
of the above will receive prompt at
tentlenl
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Brady's, corner ofIMain) street and
Will be the same as at my present of-
and 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone connection.
(I. H. NOXON. M. 1)..
.. Dorian, Conn.
mm
WESTPONI‘. . '
Agenta for the Evening sentinel, In
Weatport, are e. Dialovanni and Wm
E. Noah Orders oeuvre either of the
above wtli receIVe prompt Ittentlon.
m
Mrs. Emily Beers entertained rcla
lives at her Farms voltage over San-
day. '
..._...._...
here will attend the meeting of Fair-
fleid Pomona Orange in Shelton to-
t.iay
- Strawberries aroxnbundant but slow
there will be work in’ plenty for all
who usually engage in that business.
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Guests are at Hawthorn inn and the
‘ season cache said to be on now: With
the approaching seasdu all the hotels
open here will be filled with trau-
slants Another fortnight will see the
return of the majority of pupils from
out of Iowa schools.
The beach trolleys did a good busi-
ness Sunday. «Anu‘mbcr went to the
shale and inspected the much talked
about hath houses and surroundings.
The beach never was in worse condi-
tion than at present. and it is less
like a popular resort now than in its
history. it is about time that the SI“
hec'tmcu awoke and saved .it from ob~
v on.
CRANBURY.
George Skeno, of Yale
home over Sunday.
College, was
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregory spent
Sunday in Bridgeport,
Miss Frances Gregory, of Danbury,
was home over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. (lraff. of New York, are
visiting at. George Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. C ookarc entertaining
relatives from New York.
Mrs. Welinltz. of Norwaik,
his her son, Albert Wollultz.
is visit.-
Wllliam House and sons spent Sun:
day with relatives in Danbury.
Mrs. Lavinia Fulton, of Port Chester,
is visiting her son, H. M. Pillow.
' Mrs. Nollie Brown. of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with Mrs. lda Cronk.
Frank Gregory and family, of Now-
Iowu avcnnc, spent Sunday in Weston.
Mrs. Dayton Benton, of Brooklyn.
visited Mrs. George Bunion, Saturday.
Mrs. llouton and Mrs. Allen spent
Monday with friends in South Nor-
walk.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wymna. of
iohnstcwn, New York. ate visiting F
.Clark.
Robert Clark. of East Norwallr
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. HF Clark .
I.
Mrs.~ Wyman, of 'Newtown avenue,
entertained on Sunday a large corn-
‘ puny of near relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. l". llnwkes, Mr. and
Mrs. Fl‘lliiilil and James Hawkcs, of
iirlidgoporl, Wore rcccut guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F‘. E. Gregory.
*MIITING OF THE EMPERORB.
VIENNA June Ii. ”The German cm-
poror arrived here today and was
greeted at the Northrup Railroad Sta-
tion by Emperor Frahcia Joseph in
person. The meeting was market. by
extreme cortllullty, the monarchs kis
each other three timed. After III-
«r: M
,7.
3%, ,.
RobortflSmith
"writ. .. «Myrr- W
NOECE.
The real vote‘nror the South Five
Mile River School District are hereby
notified I Warned that the annual
Ichooi to n will be held- in the
school loco. turday evening, June
Ii. 1000. .It lb’lioeh.
Tahoe r the reports of unicorn.
'f'o, erect more for the ensuing
Inc I! Iii-med Idvioable to my a tax
rl collie rathle estate within said dis-
I. III.
And to transact any other business
that may properly come before said
99“ e E ‘ »
m u ' mm. It. runners,
« '. . DIM“. Committee.
manuals, or. June a. 1908.
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sin
lrcguclng their suits the emperors pro-V
cceded to schoenbrunn castle. 'l‘heyP
were heartily cheered along the route.
A number of archduchoaa avaltod
their missiles at the castle, whore
the Gbrrnan emperor eulfiieducntly re- -
celved in audience Count Glouchowskl.
the Austria-Hungarian Minister of:
Fargo Affairs Dr. Wehcrie. the Man
premier, and Barracuda Deck
the Austrian premier. Later Emper-
or William drove through the town
and called upon members of the Anti
trlun simperlal family.
ONLY ON! CAI: READY.
There was no business for the civil
common. place court when it' came in
yesterday morning. out yesterday at-
gamma atone c’kcltm
Curtis took a e care of Jere-
miah Tierney ago not man u. Maria.
A question of contract la involved, The
parties reside In Btsmford.
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litre. Hummus your husband
undo! 1mm?”
“it's nice to be happily
married."
argued the '
3‘ reruns unicelll'uabelpon caucus. and
i , Northern; Zillion have united in the fol.
On an after June 4,1900 my place
'of residence will he at Mr. W I5
flghfiflf'fid’t ..
boil ’1 .
do»?
Bedgwlck avenue. Dariou. Dulce hours
lice-«from 9 to 10 a. mi; 2 Ito a p‘. m,
. coining of Gov. Ysabcl contributed to
"The governor ,.
and went. about
the town accompanied by Col. Green, .
A representation oil Grdugors from
in ripening. -'l‘be Indications are that;
When the season arrives for picking,
' parts of the town; as a result of which
Judas Howard
. of Buffalo. N. in. was the only Ameri-
. can who starts
Ieaua Statement of Trouble.
1.03 ANGlilllEfl, Guilt, Juno fir-(low
General it}. worse, contender of that
lowing statement to the Associated
, Press
BONQUlLLO, Moro, June 6.-Sincc
reestablished and public
is increasing more and more every
moment. in thin mining district
pound is as follows:
0n the first day of the month at-
group of workmen. all Mexicans dban
dotted theirtwork.-' declaring a strike.
Going through various department of
the business they induced other worlci
men to jolllvliliem,’=Il'llfiliwltifrl. to the,
lumber yard, where entrance was de-
nled them thy-tithe superintendent of
the office, Mr. Mbtcalf. v’l’hdir animosi-
Ilict resulted.
the Mexicans and in the riot the Aure-
Mean, Mr. Motcoif, was killed. the of-
and two Mexicans died. A general dis
order followed. The American our.
ployes of the concern arurcd tlrem-‘
null. being three Americans were kll‘
led and ten Mexicans. The night was
passed in comparative tranquility. On
the second day hostilities were re-
newed,- btlt‘lile announcement. of the
calm the minds offall.
cattle at l0:30 a. m.
president of the mining company and
two other persons representing the go
vorument. They found a number of
groups of excited Mexicans who listen.
cd to the warnings of the governor,
but kept on their arms.
way the American ompioyes of the
company remained armed. in the al-
ternoon, and without any known ma»
sort, there was a new disturbance. and
firearms were discharged in various
two Americans and six‘lilotlcans were
killedi-nnd a number wore wounded.
Governor stbel. endeavored to re
prong»; this disorder, but. did not have
the force: to do it inasmuch as am-
ong the Americans and Mexicans there
were more titan 3,000 men, any oi
them armed. The local police forces
Was :tireicss in the discharge of its
duty but was small in number.
in the afternoon of the some day at
2‘ o'clock there arrived 43 ruralcs and
30 guards of the fiscal goudarrnes. The
night was passed in relative 'qrilcirlcss,
0n the morning of the third day 70
men of the federal Yorcos arrived rind
twcnty of the National Guard, Gun.
Louis E. Torres came on the, third
day at 7 a. In, having proceeded from
Torin Rio Yaqui, wlrcr be received
news. immediately after his arrival
he joined in the work of the governor
secondlug all his cfforls.
We repeat that (writer has been es-
tablished and public tranquility is
more firmly established ouch lnonrcrrt.
Since the night of the second instant
an order was issued that disurmcd
everybody who was‘ carrying arms.
Americans and Mexicans, alike. and
some arms have i)i‘t,‘il saint-d. chlcr-
day and day before yesterday passed
without the slightest Sign of tllstun
bunch. lillslllt‘Ss has boon resumed and
more workmen are returning to the
minus and shops.
For information of» the persons
whom you serve with “own we stale
that the population of Canaries is
something more than twenty-thousand
people scattered in villages stretch-
ing over the valleys anti foothills for
.1 length of six miles.
(Signed i.
LOUIS E. TORRES.
RAFAEL YSAllEll.
——~“liad dyspepsia or indigestion Ior
years. No appetite and what i did
rat distressed mo Icrrlbly.‘ Burdock
Blood Bitters cured Inc."-.l. H. Waik-
er. Sunhwl‘y. Ohio;
DRUGGIBT CHARGED WITH FOR-
GERY
NEW LONDON. Juno il.—-l-larry A.
Chippendale, u tirngglst 'of this city,
was arraigned in the police court yes-
tcrdny on a charge alleging forgery
and defrauding William C. Wilbur. of
Fisher‘s island but. using the inttor's
name on a note for 3637 drawn in In-
vor of M. Kaplau, on the National
Bank of Commerce, of this city. Ho
was placed in bonds of “.500 by dad-
go Colt. today to await trial 0n Mori-
dny. June ll.
Chippendale was involved in a simi-
lar trouble about two years ago when
he was charged with forging the naruo
of John C. Nichols, of this city. When
the case came to trial Mr. Nicholas
recalled that he had signed tho~note
in question anti the charge was with
drawn. Chippendale had recently
been employed with It collecting agon-
cy.
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SOUTH DAKOTA CONVENTION.
SIOUX FALLS, 8, 1).. June ii.-—-Tilc
platform adopted at the Republican
state convention last night has this to
say‘ on the tariff.
"We steadfastly adhere to the Re-
publican policy of protection to Arne-
rloan industries, but believe that tars
lff rates should be modified from time
to time to meet ciraapod- conditions.
builders and the protection of our
forests. We favor the abolition of all
trafff tin lumber-t *
IPi‘ealdem ‘ltooeoyelt Ia endorsed and
occur Dakota bouillon and represen-
tatives are commended for their eup-
]port of the president's railroad po-
icy.
HI‘IIK‘ISMIII AUTOMOIIL! Incl.
FRANKFORT- 0N ’l‘Hmif‘Afft, Ger-
many, June 0 .i-Ji‘he Kerkoiaer I tomo-
bile competition from this” city
one by way of Munich began at I: (is‘9 a.
m. The racer-a were sent. array at
two minntes‘a intervals and without.
incident. Prince Henry of Prussia
drew twentieth place. Percy P. Pierce,
$3M Wurtahnrg Arthur Blackburn;
Ilnano who has started third had
, an ion... tolling? rotortctlLflI
Oscar Hermann, nerds. laid up It
Whilryl‘ to machine Delhi diIIhl‘
day before yesterday order has been .
tranquility .
at: ’
review some facts which have hair
ly being inflamed by this idenial ta con-1‘
i'flte Americana throw ,
a stream of water from a bone upon "
flcus taud lumber yard were burned .5 lxlcY
selves and their partisans on one side y.
and the strikers on the other. the re-I
in the satire *
For the benefit of the American heme :
aim... that
i Win" rawm erocgurgm a.
0. and we will pay.
charm. fryll. have ya
Intuit" w war you III: if m1
dm‘tflmilt all rigid and the canal
we heat within you ever it“
tasted, ship II park to ill at
our expense and your I.
viilbepromplly refunded. , j
"'At‘ our dlatlllery, one cf'» '
’the littlest and best
equipped in the world.wo
distill an average of 9.5“)
gallons of PURE WHI.
I day Wiles yo
buy HAYNER WHIS
, KEY, It goes direcrto’ you
from 'our distillery. than:
insuring you 'of perfect
parity and saving you Iboj
dealera' big profits. HAY-
NER WH HiSKr‘ if is pres}
scribed by doctors Ind ,
used in hospitals and by helfigmm .
““‘i
lsIlod customers. 'l‘hat‘aw
try it.
we 9m in manure
THE MINER DISl‘Ililllii 00.
DRVTDNI 0. ST. LOUIS. MO.
.. ST. PAUL. MINN- ATLANTA. 5A..
‘ Odell. fat Aria. alum" ii. ldlhm Monti. Nev ,
N. Matt. 0: U.lali V . rWy
on the aim 1’23} 9 or lurs ” miniature"?
rid“
PM", or In qtiltrnror Ila. nubym ilialuur rIIIIrIIu.
Drama. ant 'l‘r r.-',or t). Eurirmsnun isou
, 300. ' \0Iii‘ttai 3600th PIIII llrFllir-«
RECOVERED POWEH OF SPEECH
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Chicago Man Could Not Utter a Sound
For Twenty-one Years.
CHICAGO, .lutru ii.~r\fter twenty-
one tears of silence, during which
true he was unable to utter an intel-
IhiI- sound. Louis Moadclson suddenly
ecovrrcd his power of spoocil yester-
lay. 'i be return of words was as my
nor-ions as the addition which silouo
d him so long.
Mandelsou is. till years old, and until
resterday had not spoken since he
var: i? years old. To the surprise of
Ila three brothers and his friends he
vaiked into their wholesale liquor
date and said:
‘,‘Hollo is this hot though for roll.“
lie told his brothers he had full n
ruddcn tltkiluu in his vorai chords
md the impulse to attempt to speak
rad grown so strong that he could not
who it. When he tried. he dist-ovoi-
ui that his mice it‘lilmjitlf‘li Mcmlvl
um lost his voice after art attack of
(’Hfl'.
CAPITALISTS A MENACE TO THE
COUNTRV.
CHICAGO, Juno ii.—~Tlllll. Rockefel-
:(-r and the lit-ct" packers are typical
mprt-scululiws of capitalism was do.
lied by 'l‘. K. Wobsicr, of tho Wesl—
\ru Manufacturing Company, before
he Cougrcss of Religions in the Un-
‘orr liar-k (Itmcrcgntlonai Church inst
tight. Those llll‘fl, Ult‘ speaker rio-
larcd, arc tho extremes correspond-
‘ug to tho rxcccdingly poor among la-
boring classes, but In» admitted that
lily "it more. menace to the (IlllllllV
in Ihal their influence it wielded even
in the halls of Congress
The labor unions also had their
"haruplous at the meeting. Luke lrnul.
and the Rev, Charles l.. Sivizio. Pres-
byterian labor ‘missionnry. in their ad.
dresses, did not spare the church.
Judge Mark told of the work which
the Juvenile court is doing. ‘
:Kilis the ‘rnsécts‘wnich eats
the leaves.
Bug Death adds to the Vigor
and 'vilalitv of the leaves, and
insures a larger yield oi finer
fruit and vegetables.
(littlest) Dov,
mu .. .
, wows”. g
In waonmoron pram.
Phone 107.!
The Very Best Elfin. Creamery
Butter, not ill. ‘.,§.i............lltc
Ill lbs. emulated Bunr;........dl.00
Good Family Flour, per bag.......lill c
Fancy Mixed (takes, no: ib.......‘..10c
8 com Mill: .W.2lic
AM, my _.
' Chicago
NJ, The uon- union men will be put at work
. cents to 50 cents an hour.
' ‘ gorge Mackerel,
rem Wroumtiam
doll. you will mama the anti
behemoth" redo
it. NMNMWM
woodman-mt ~
”W” MW
MIMI-am
FOR SALE BY «
E OLIFFQRD PHARMACY.
CHICAGO METAL «TRADES' STRUG-
G
CHICAGO, June Iii-Large importa~
lions ot‘ nonunion mon.yesterday-fore~
cast a labor struggle of magnitutc Iu-
volving twenty boiler shops of the
Metal Trades‘ Association.
today III the place of seven hundred
boiler makers who walked out unex-
pectedly. The union insists upon an
agreement providing for an increase
in walrus from the old rate of 35
25c, and title each
~Porglcs. 8c lb.
Blacitfish and Flakes, 7c lb.
Butterflsh, itic lb.
Bluefish, 12c ll).
Weakfisli, 8c lb.
White Halibut 12c lb.
Steak (.‘od, lUc lb.
Large Flesh Soft Shell Crabs,
65c dozen
Round Clams and all other kinds of
Fish at reasonable prices.
THE PIOPLE’8 AFN" “AFB QMER
Old CalvationR Army Inlldinp.
Eaat End of Washington Ito-eat lrldpe.
SI Prompt
to Sun
30 Daily Gonlrolled
The Gas Range
The easiest Way of cooking
I: the but.
Let no call and tell you why
Dunn. Brilliant
Lightin‘gumpnl
a"
\
a, - .1
ah ’
Paper
We consider this sea-
son‘s line the best
we he: had.
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TdblfiNONI-fdfll
10 Fill? IT. I. NORWALK.
, though
‘ o'clock on last Saturday morning very
hello P
NEW llotlliliillldl. .luno Il tfwAccord.
. ills to‘ It cirtulo‘r which was tllnlributod - .
in Nb“! liochulle l‘cctltillr, 4,396 letters *
which WHlii mailed to lillo registered
voters of that city inviting them to
attend a nurse proofing at IlItrNcw lilo.
ohello theatre to be held to consider
the disclosures blade in the report on
the city's nuances by Columbus O’Don-
nell leciiu. were not delivered, ala
they were mailed in New
York city on last Friday as first-class
matter.
it was found by the committee in
charge of the Incas Incetlng that al
though the notices were received at
the New Rochelle post. office before Ii
few of them were a the bands of the
voters at Ii ocloci Monday night. The
they believ was an attempt to keep
people from knowing about the meet-
ing that. they had ,lil,000 circulars
printed and distributed to the commutv
era as they got off the trains from
New York. it is also reported that
they will take the matter up with the
postal authorities at Washington and
demand nti investigation.
Notwithstanding the delay of the at»
tlccs about can people attended the
meeting and after a lively discussion
they decided to appoint a committee of
five to take up the investigation where
Mr. leelins and his exports left om
Mr. lscliu irt his report does not
charge any of the public officials with
wrong-doing. but asserts that the city
is on the verge of bankruptcy and that
it has no funds to nwet its contingent
expenses. Mr. lselin was chairman of
the meeting.
WILL MAKE CUSTOM SHIRTS.
Lectuon M. llrundagc, who has Oper-
ated II wrapper II'InnIIi'acturihg plant
in Rivm' sirwi‘. has said that: business
to Edward ii. Birch, who will convert
the plant into a custom shirt, works.
1847 906
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES, .
ULATE AND TIN ROOFING,
GII and steam Fitting,
OII Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
COMPANY,
17 WALL eraser. NORWALK.
INCORPORATED.
successor to .
‘JAOOB M. LAYTON.
ESTATE AND lNSURANCE
AGENCY
5 Railroad Ave., South Nerwalk.
Representing acme of the Itrongeal
and most reliable insurance oom-
panlee in the business.
ARE YOU WELL INSilRED 7
REAL
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room: a Ipecial feature. III
and Electric Lighta throughout. Ev
ory room heated.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely atecked Cafe in connection
A full line of Acker. Merrill 1 Con
dlt Co'a celebrated Winea, qunora am
Cigan Ilwaye on hand,
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor
' Telephone Call, 806—4.
Telephone Cali 97-6.
Gregory’s Print!
. EAST NORWALK
Owl—*—
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Set
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath lioness to Rent by the Beast.
.1lo ‘O'tulliiron,
Proprietor.
W
a, murmur
PREFERRED SHARE:
New verb Realty Owners cc.
ill} acid at. $100 each In amount»
.100 010,000,9ay I per cent. oeml
aria ly from date of lune. Bullpen
eatebllahed ten yeara. Tea theme
checks paid for profits, with Inereaoet
aurplul, allow reunite. Particulate or
IBoIIIIaIlIi.
massacre I scam. diploid
anaruage.
“’.,‘u I. 'l:
3100.000 00
acme: ago: “fit me.
armada. 4
"KW". "I MATWIWM Free.
JOHN H. anal-r. ViMrII.
ems I. LAV‘lelII Mien
‘g. . ' bind 5R
Johan. Athena
an. Nominees only
Aceuaoxn A nlnet Now .ilc-
"raven on" that saves man)
or {or cure.
trotting In. and it will actor lay
out.
cumulus filtrate: A’So Sound
Healthy Kidneys. Regular Bo
and Bio Did '
men and wonuu—nkccp healthy W
using
l '1
3,559;
committee was so ndignant over what 'V
a remedy that has stood the ted
for half It Crittuty and is now use
orcr all the riliiizul plolrc.
purify
nerves, ugulatc the lmwcls, aid
krdutys .Irui cure stomach trnubia
Build up the nervous force and rite
pair the Iii (“liccts of overeating;
The host micgu Ird against iltdigese
lion bilimrsnts: and dyspepsia.
and you will maintain good head:
at small cost
II not what the people want wit '
require good workmanlhlp.
la done right and when l day
I: done, its done,
Plumbing, Tinnlng and steam I
THE JONES 8: HOTCHKISS
J. M. Layton a 00., .
Ipnnass roar enrich pm"
or: JOHN: a. w
rich
chp disease from
lire safeguards against all lift“!
5m
Hundreds of thousand—ii
lips
the blood, strengthen tho
i‘akc Bcccbnm's Pills regui
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe street. on. Nerwol
FRANK C.
VAN scor.
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