A wéf?‘ «L.
Charged With Murderous Assault
, . e, .,
All Continuous.
n Alwaysnought. and whi
80. vents. has borne the signature at
out! has been made under hie-pc-
- Ionalsnpetvislon since its infancy.
Allow no one todeceive you in this.
Imitation! and “Just-as-
.\~
an»...
”mm
E‘Wl'llllentl that trifle with and endanger the hedth of
Infants, and Children-Experience against Expeditions.
What is CASTORIA
Castor-initial
harmless substitute for Castor on. m
[oi-in, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is 1’1
contains neither-Opium. Morphine nor 0
t. It
Narcotic
substance. lts age is its guaranwe. It destroys Worms
and alloys hleverishness. It cures Diarrhoea apd Wind
Colic. It renews Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Fiatuleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s PWTIIG Mother’s Friend.
assume CASTORlA “sways
Bear-the Signature of _
The Kill You hate Always Blight
filo titles . For Over. 30 Years.
“I QIMIUI ”UNIV. W IUIMV “If. I“ "ll BM.
E
BOY UNDER ARREST.
—‘-— I
at
Norwich.
NORWIf‘li. (fond, Nov. [Tn—«Lust
evening Clarence l’cnhullow was ur-
rested at Norwich Town by (Ionstablc
Sperry on tho chart-{c of assault with
intent to kill. lic was brought to the
police station. whcrc tic contained all
night. 'l‘hc omcci' arrivcd lhcrc will
the. boy about it o‘clock. having arrest
ed hliii on a warrant.
The cow is tho rcsult of what. was
supposed to bc nu ilt‘t‘liii‘llllll shootiui:
affair at Norwich ’I‘mvn Monday. it
was afterwards lcai'ucd that thc l’cu
hallow boy. who is 1'3 years of ago, do
ifbcrntcly iurncd upon tho but who was
shot. telling him that ho was going to
shoot hint. ntid fircd. with tho result
that. Edward Witchclinu'skl was shot
near ”to licart with it fi‘.’ calihrt- rcvol
vor anti is now in u vcry sci-inns mu
dltlon.
DOWitt's Little Early lllscrs. About
the most relliibln pill on the market
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy, "
GENERAL BELL WAS MISTAKEN.
DENVER. Nov. lfi.-~~~All bucatisc
Its it girl. Major tlcitcrul lit-ll has bot-n
in ii blttc fitiik for a month. His
friends ltai'c notcd it but Iitit ttntll
yesterday could lhn i'ucis bc produccd
(lencrsl ficll was at (‘ripplc (truck and
heard a message that he had become
a. father. lie promptly \virod Presl-
doni Rooscvclt, his l'oriiicr Colonel
that 'I‘hcodorc RtXle‘l‘t'li. Ilcll listi l‘i‘
ported for duty. \thn (lcucrul lit-ll
got homo to look orcr ilic new arrival
he found that thc baby was a girl.
Csscaswct-t. is a harmless compound
of vegetable extracts that, is wonderful
in its bcnoflciui efforts on tho stom-
achs of babies and t‘iilltil'f‘li. lit-coin
mended nnd " sold by ’I‘Iic (‘liffortl
I‘Iiuruiat'y anti 'l‘lic Ilt'idnc l'liut‘
mucy. ”
INSTANTLY KILLED BY A FALL.
WINS'I‘ICI), Nov, If. Violin-us t‘lurk
of Ansoiilu. sited nllli‘uii'll yours, was
instantly killcti yesterday bv falling
(from tho fourth story of ”in factory
building of tho ililmnn ('itit'lt ('umpnuy
being built horn. t'lurit was a iituson‘c
upprt-nilcc and sllupcd whiic walking
along a narrow board. ilc lunvcs l‘iKhl
brothers and three sisters. besides his
father and mnlhcr in Ansonla.
W ”I
T
STANDARD OIL iNDICTMENTS.
CLEVELAND. ,().. Nov, 15.~--'l‘lic
statoiiicni of l)cpuly Sheriff Johns,
who has warrants for scvcrul Standard
(lii Company men, that he: has instruo
tlons to arrest. all of tlic defendants
did take them to Findlay. is at. var-
uncc with the statement from Findlay
:liat. John D. Rockefeller Would be ul-
mvcd to :ippcar by attorney. . Mr.
iohiis. howcvur, insists that he has tto
llSll'lit'litills to cxcttipt. any of those
iaiucd from uppcni'liig in court person-
My and says that the failtii‘c of
Iiossrs. Vilas. McIntosh and liohcrl-
:on to rccognizt- stibpocnas 1ch at tlicir
mun-s, summoning thcm to nppcur as
.i'ltncsscs at iilt' rccciit Standard Oil
rial ut Findlay. was givcn as the
must). for requiring thclr p0l'SOlllil ap-
pcarancc for trial lllltit'i' tlic. indict-
tucnts rclnrnctl ycstrrduy.
The host. trcatiucnt for indiumuion
ind troubles of the stomach is to rest
'ho stomach. it can bc rusted by a
mod digestant. Kodol puts the stom-
tcli in shape to satisfactorily perform
ls functions. (loud for indigestion,
tour stomach. flatulence, palpllatlon
if the heart and dyspepsia. Kodol is
nude in strict conformity with the.
National l’iirc Food and llrug Law.
laid by The Clifford Pharmacy and
l‘iie llridgo Pharmacy. "
ABUNDANCE OF CRANBERRIES.
NEW liitlilh‘ORl). Mass. Nov. l5:—
Au abundancc of crnnbcrrlcs for the
ililll'lt‘tilfi of this country and Canada is
infinitely assnrcd by ilic iicnvy ship-
tucnis for tho 'l‘ranksgivlug and
(‘hrisiuns trudc. The amount of her-
rics ulrcady HlliMif‘d in cut'load lots to
points wrst of Now \'otk aitd to Cunn-
tiu ulonc equals tlic totul crop of last
your. and tin! inlul shiptnciils til the
pt-t-st-ul lillil‘ cxrccd lllt‘ total crop of
Hill?» by at lcasl fifty pi'i‘ ('l‘lli.
SLUGGIBH LIVER A FOE TO AM-
BITION.
You cannot accomplish very much
if your Ilvcr is inactive, as you fool
dull. your cycs arc licuvy and slight
cxcrtiou exhausts you. Qrino lavis-
tlvc Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes {omits-i bright
and uciivc. ()riiio Laxative Ftult
Syrup docs not iuiitscnlc ongripo and
is mild and vcry pleasant. to hike.
()rino is more effective than pills or or-
dinury l‘illlliil‘llt‘ti. Refuse substl‘
tiiiltn.
Clifford Pharmacy.
Plsisled's Drug Store and The
.8
Toilet Tobie Talks '
eriiber 5
. VER notice how
uiclily ordinary
erfume lore; iii
a Make do no:
On one hendltcrriiivi
an a low drops oi the
erlumr . on are now
using. One liilmpmjun
one drown Goran
TING! Perfume. Then
math both henditerchieh
and them inthrmuh
hen the handler
chiefs are on the line »—
mull them. The Perfume
on “wind handkerchief
vii billiard _tnce-ii it
can be me? “at allmbut
the second handkerchief
mill“! a wry decided
guarantee
'lhcrensonwhyfloti‘l
‘l‘ING‘S Prsrt iMr. isfh
Inf) well that «waives/tint:
will not wash out iltotlom
because it is RbAl. Pu.
finnew-not e chemical
cempeundlihi men Per-
fumes are nowadays.
When you buy Pet-
hinm you should. time-
lore. mite sure it is made
by s weltknows Manon
{scum wimuuund
GUARANTEE not only
fly, but Ilsa Add».
e out:
this way is
GOETTING'S Perfume.
The Standard Ameri-
can Pedometer 35 years.
iterator trsi Perfume oi
thr burst possible quality.
and iilf‘mmi lasting odor
more than twice as lush
tug III any other Perfume
at squslpricc. 40 (litter-
chl odors. . . W
The most pawl-r
l. CLEOFAN , mode from
clover lest blouonuwzvety
different from ordinary
odormnd no concern:
dun ‘uu one drop is
enoug ill a time.
M your Denief for I
umpie.mdgeu minted
Perfume M'lil"lhc finest edume
mode"
Crimes .coniitiiie in the
City and Neighboring Towns
PITTSBURG. l’a.. Nov. l~i.-l)espllc
the, efforts of city officials and the po-
lico department to put. an end to the
burglaries and help this in this city.
and notwithstanding the veritable drag
net that has been thrown out. by the
public protectors, reports of hold ups
and burglaries continue to reach the
public.
in the fashionable East End section
of the city. where most of the recent
crimes have been committed. the
house of W. A. F‘orman. a prominent
mechanical engineer. was entered by
burglars between midnight and day
light this morning. Among the artic-
les taken by tho tliicvcs was an auto-
matic revolver rcccntly purchased by
Mr. Forman to protect himself againk’
st. any occasion of this kind, Tile
housc. was robbed while Mr. and Mrs.
Formun were visiting nd the burglary
was discovered upon their retain.
Dispatches to The Associated Press
front points in Allegheny county ouit
sidc of this city. and also towns in
neighboring counties continue to re-
count storlcs of crime and violence.
From Braddock it was reported last.
night that John F. Edwards. a night
cmployc of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
was knockcd down and robbed by two
itcgrocs. ‘
ilold im mcn arc active in lift-Kora-
port and tho councils thcrc havc bccn
importitucd for more police. Two cases
worn rcportcd frotn that city. Gus
Mcssongcr. a ltuckstcr. was attacked
by fch incn. biti cscapcd with his
ntoucy ttftcr a fight. ‘morge ”pilot.
a night nmployc of a'stccl tiiill. was
attacked by three iiegrocs. who secur-
ed but 25 «cuts,
At Sharon. in Mercer county. Mich-
ucl llocci is iii a serious coudltloti with
a wound iti his head. Iic cannot speak
but tho policc say he. was held ttp anti
beaten with knuckles. .
i Joseph Caninl. an ltaliun employed
by the Pittsburg and Lake Eric Rull’
road at ancll Washington County.
was attacked by an unknown ltalhtn
while at work yesterday. Cunini's
‘throat was ctit. 'l‘lic tisssiluul stood off
.‘pursticrs with two rcvolvcrs and on
cnpod to thc hills.
in Ftiycttc (‘ounty an altoinpt was
made to break into the store of ii ll.
laivclaud. at Uniontown. ’l‘lic burglars
thud pi'cparcti bundles of clothing to
tuko tiwny win-n .\lr. lAH't‘lilllii opotir-d
fire on ”will. 'l‘lic iniscrcnuts escap-
rd.
stoo REWARD. stoo.
'l‘hc readers of this paper will be
pleased to lcnrn that their is tit lcust
one dreaded disease that scicnce has
been able to curc in all its stages. and
that. is (‘atarrh Hall's (‘atnrrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Ciilnrrh
being a constitutional diSl“ilif(‘. requires
a constitutional trcatmcnt. llall's (’a-
inrrh Gurc is lukcn internally. acting
directly itpoti thc blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thcrcby dcs-
troylng tlic foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient slrcugth by
building up tho constitution and as-
sisting tiaturc iii doing its work. The
propriotbrs havc so much faith in its
citriitlvc powers that they offer One
Hundred lltllllll'h' for any case that it
falls to curc. Semi for list of testi-
moulals.
Atlt‘ross F. .l. (‘iilCNltll' & i‘ll., 'l‘tr
lotio. 0,
Sold by all drttgglsts. 75c.
’i‘nkc litill‘e Family i’ilis for cmistt
potion. "
STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
Belief That There Should Be a Reduc-
tion of Fire Insurance Rates.
Mllllllllc'l‘OWN, Nov. lS.~
insurance rates in tho stoic should he
rcduccd was wry iinut‘ly the “Hill”-
lllllllsl opinion of tho dringnlcs to tho
uniiiiul incoling of tho Stair llourd of
’i‘i'tidc licltl with tho Mlddlclown Board
yesterday. This sentiment was cit-
pressed after a lengthy discussion of
the subject. the chief opposition com-
ing from James ll. TllllllOI‘. who said
its thought that the rules should be
continued as at prompt. Tim result.
of the discussion was the appoint-
ment. of Frank B. Wot-ks. of this city
If}. (t. Bradley. of Now llnvcn. and C.
I9. Chandler, of Norwich, as a commit-
toc to confer with tho ilistiruncc lull-r»
out in the hope of gutting bottcr in-
uut‘nm'n i'atcii.
’i‘lin stunting was nilcndml by (Icic-
satcs of fill local boards.
l‘rnsitlcnt. if. C. llwtlllil. of Hartford.
nrcsltlmi and William (‘. Wurrcu, of
New linvch. acted as scrrclnt'y. hi
ilic cict'lloli of oiliccrs it. if, f'hitntllcr.
of Norwich. wuu mudc prrsltiunl. Mr.
Warrcn. unrrclury. tutti prt-uldcnls of
,ltic lot-til Imurtls vim prcsitlnniu. The
nutrient. of l‘t'f‘illf‘tldliy with (tonsils did
authoring out. mittmdod discussion and
for this fact. It. was usslumti lit the
Pill f topic for tiltincitt. hustling. Work
pf caiboanis was discussnd and sit;-
‘ge ions made for their more ground
usefulness. At noon the sessions tui~
instead for dinncr and in file after-
noon the Minutes now taken on an
automobile ride.
Dqutt‘s Kidnsy ond'nlmldui‘ hills
art on bail: ltldnisys and liver. and as
a result afford the nuiekosi relief from
excess of uric acid. sold by The out
for Pharmacy and The Bridge Plisr.
inn 1. "
IOITON ooo snow.
sos'ms. Nov. lie-mono from all
auctions of tho witntry urn ctiinrrtt at
UM nuuusl hemiii «how of tin: Boston
Terrier Club, which optimal today In
his lies: ll idiu. The eon-i»
mun r over a 0 sad include some
well-lino n terriers ball: from the
Km as West. The allow will con-
Justinian «to . .
Police Are Rounding lip Susi
vicious Characters, But iiur
’l‘hst fire 4
- l
day or are you falliugia few drops
short? If you fall a drop short of the
pint. you’ru going behind. Your mus.
else are getting flabby. . Your eye is
dull. Your book aches." ‘Your head
aches. Your spirils‘are Jedcd. You
are tired and listless. ldtlio by little
your vital forces are lugging. A drop a
do.» isn't much, but you know what the
little drops of water did to the stone.
In order to keep itpxthe bodily energy
you MUST illillllllllcwrfi‘a pint of rich
arterial blood that is pure. stimulating.
and can rebuild the tissues that worn
used in yesterday's work. All work
burns up blood. The increased work
put on the system by a cold takes more
blood than the stomach makes. there
is a constant shortage and weakness
follows: thorn ls fatigue at the least.
exertion because all the blood you
make is not enough to keep the mach-
fncry of tho body supplied with power.
binoninc cures colds through the
blood. It is just the food the stomach
needs to put rich. warm blood into the
arteries. Blood is life and Linoninc
makes it.
Geoarge Kunit-xzh. clerk in The Globe
Clothing Store. Dsnbury. Conn. was.
as he himself expresses it, “all rnti
down," and when a severe cold settled
on his lungs was In no shape to com-
bat it. list listen to the story as he
puts it:
"i felt. so bad i could hardly stand
when the store closed Monday night.
i was all run down and suffering front
a cold on my lungs. I told my em»
ploycr that l fcurcd I would not bc
able to come around next day. I had
been stuffing cough mixtures and tin-y
had made my stomach so sore that I
could not cat a mouthful of supper. My
aunt know of l.lnonlno and said that l
ought to go and get a bottle. This I
did and it commenced to ilooscn my
cold from the first teaspoonfui. Hy
morning 1 was much better and at. the
end of a couple of days tho soreness
bad all left my chest and my cough
had passed away. tit beats all the
other cough cures by a mile."
Mr. Kunlsch was making less blood
than the pint. he nceded. and when. the
cold came oti he. had no reserve of on-
crgy to draw on. binonlne look right.
hold because it put new warmth-giving
blood into his vclns. This blood tirovc
iln- cold out. it will do the saint: lot
you.
At all drug storm—25c. hflc. Si.
HERMAN WAS SEEN ON FATAL
NIGHT.
Mrs. Hurley Identified Him As
Man Lettering About Korschin.
skie House.
liilIDtlEl’f'Hl'l‘. .Nov. l".~-'l‘iiu first
postiw proof that licrinuu was in the
vicinity on thc evening that, Martin
Korschlnskic was shot was brought
out ycstcrduy morning wwhcti Mrs.
Mttt'garct Ilurlcy was summoned by
the State in the murder trial of Alex-
ander Herman now being heard before
Judge Rorabuck and a Jury in the
Criminal Supcrior Court. Mrs. Hurley
lives at. 25 Clinton avenue. ucxt door
to No. 19 where the shooting took
place.
Siic testificd that about ti o‘clock on
the owning of July 4. Norman and uti-
ot.hcr mun cutuc toward lllt' Korscltiu-
skic house from State strcct. licrinun
went into the house and thc other
man stayed outslti‘c. Ilcrman cinergcd
from the liousc a low iiilnutcs later
utul both int-u Wont away toward Sin-
tc strcci. Shortly tiftcrwsrd lhcy
t-ttiiio buck. lookctl at the house and
thou wcnt away again. 'l‘hc witness
iioticcd that tlic uittn win. was with
licrmnn had on a straw hat and that
llnriiiiiil wurc ti gray cap.
Mrs Iluricy dcciat‘cd that shc had
act-n Ilcruniu mound thc Korschinsklc
liottsc on tho night. of July it. Sill} first
icnrnod llcrnnm’s ldcntlty iii linrcut
llt‘l‘. liltifu. Slic was positive that licr-
man was ”in man silo had soon about
iiic Korsclitnskic dwciling on the night
the
Igntitz Kasper at one tinic n boarder
with tho Knrschlnskics.~told about the
cvviita on July 4. In the afternoon
he went with Mr. and Mrs.Korschlii-
Nkit‘“ slid Anna i’iciilnski to Bleepin-
chusc island. The party returned at
about 10 o'clock in the evening. thn
tlioy got back to thc house Kcrschln.
skic went. out for some beer. 8nd-
dcnly thc pnopln in tile house heard
some shots. Ksspcr wtis uskcd to go
out. and tau- what the troulilo was but
his said he was too sick to go. ’l‘bt-ii
Mrs. Korschlnskfn wont out, and found
Korschlnsktc lying on the veranda.
blood was coming out .of tho wounded
man’s ninutli. 0n cross cxsiiilnnlion
by Stiles .liuluon counsel for Herman.
lb.- witncuu until that be had sccu licr-
limit and Korm'lttnsklc drinking lusc-
thcr nu ilifll‘l‘itlll occtutious. \thu
asked If ttw two men worn on fi'il‘llil'
li‘ thrills Kttupcr shriurinui his shunni-
crs uiut rcpllcd "‘l‘hcv drunk iIIKI'llII'l'.
flow should i know.”
Knupcr admitted flint on thc night
of July i it» had been I‘llmlilm: off a
‘l‘ltt‘llll'm‘ from the kitchen window, 'l‘hn
rnvnivnr was introduced its ill] I‘Xlilhll.
and also tim cartridges. .ludgc Rum
buckcnutimwd Monocular Millions in
talk.» that tho volition was not loud
in.
Good for nvui‘ythliw s salvo is used
for. nowui'n Witch Hillel “"V‘tg‘m
mwucu. soul by the'Ollffonl nur-
mncy and The bridge Pharmacy “
“we-ut—
IOSTON Fill-f blALIlO COMIINI.
BOSTON. Nov. law-Plum for the
alleged combination of the majority of
the principal illii denim of illusion
lain one concern in be known as the
National Fishedos Company incorpor-
tiled under the laws of liaise with a
capital of $5,000,000 were repel-led to
may run proiecl would make hos-
tou the musical. fish meet in Amttr :II
and would be u Daffodil blow‘ to ..
monomer lfldult All iii-sec s of
the business. sills heretofore
been conducted only in Gloucester
firms will be undertaken by the new
convoy, it ti out
- . i v
Special Agent From. Depart-
ment olBureau of Commerce
and Labor Going Through
Docket for Past . 20 Years -—
Pays Compllmonilo Manner
of Keeping Records
»—n——-._
The manner in which the divorce
mills of Fulrflcld county have been
grinding during the past twenty years.
with all the statistics as to how many
suits llill’i' bccn instituted. how many
were contested, how many uncontested
how long each was in court and the
grounds upon which the decrees were
granted. is now under inspection by a
rcplcscutathc of the government.
He is ilorucc Cole. formerly of
Bcthel. now of Washington. D. (1., an
agent with the census bureau of the
department of commerce and labor,
and for the past. week he has been
going through the records of the civil
superior court. Bridgeport. securing
the desired statistics in each of the
cases involving a decree of divorce,
which has sppcarcd before that tri-
bunal. That lhc information is not
too easy to obtain and compile may
be jutlgcd by the fact that 18.qnes-
lions regarding each action are to be
answered.
Thc object. of the inspection, which
is similar to that. being carried. on
in tlic 3.000 county courts of the lini-
icd Stairs. is to compile for the use. of
thc ncxt session of congress. authentic
figures and statistics upon which can
bc bust-d divorce laws. looking toward
‘1 uniform law for divorce. in all the
states. 'l‘lu- idea is that congroSs can
pass laws for thc territories and Dis-
trict. of t‘oluinbia. of such a nature
that. without itincndment they may in
udoptcd by cuch state. anti thus pre-
vcnt, the confusion and legal cnianglo
meats which now exist.
'l‘hc matter of taking this particular
ccnsus is in charge of E. N. D. North
and there are now at work over 200
'tgcuts employed in gathering the sta-
tistics. The records of lt‘nirlleld county
from llllit: to 1906 arc bring inspected
and every divorce t-usc ctitercd is he‘-
‘iig looked into and cult-red iiilo the
files.
'I'bst Fairficlti county has reason to
be satisfied with uiitl proud of the
clerical dcpartmcnl of justice which
has to do with the keeping of thc files
‘llltl records. is indicated by a remark
made. by Mr. Cole: "I have inspected
a good many court records." he said.
"but those of lt‘ait'flcld county arc the
host kupt anti must Ilt'f‘tu‘ltiililf’ l cvcr
luokcd ovur. They are as ncar per-
fct-t as any one could wish".
'ljiit- work or compiling the lt‘airllcid
county records. which will continuc
thosp complicit under the direction of
Carroll ll. Wright. who secured stalls-
tics from filth; to 1886. will probably
take Mr. (‘oic woll along In November.
lie estimates that he will have to re
cord 2.300 divorce actions covering the
past lwcnty yours. The estimate seems
small to those who have uotcd thr-
nulimcr of cast-s which uppcnr weekly
in tlic uncoutcstcd list at the short
calendar scssionit of court.
FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.
The most. famous strike breakcrs in
the land are Dr. King's New Life Pills.
When liver and liowcls go on strike.
they quickly settle the trouble, and
tho purifying work goes righton. Best
curc for constipation, headache and
dizziness. :fic lli l‘. ii. Baxter‘s. South
Norivullt. and E. i‘. chd’ii. Norwaik.
druggists. ”
SUFFOCATED IN NEW YORK FIRE.
NIGW YORK. Nov. ilnvlt‘i‘cdci'Ick
ltullcr‘ u clcrk, was suffocated and
.\ndrc\v Erickson. also it clcrk. was In-
jurcd probably totally in a flrn in u
llircc-story tcncincnt. house at 123
Sittlth flirf'i‘i. Brooklyn, early today.
Rutter was caught on the third floor
and sufftwuli‘il while trying to find his
way down ihc stairs which were liti-
passublc. Erickson and human John.
son Jinnpcd front the roof to tho sltlc-
walk. Johnson was not badly luv
lured.
MAY PROV! FATAL.
When Will Ueuih Nomik People
Learn the importance of It?
Bilckucliti is only a simple thing at
first:
but wlicn you know ‘ihi from the
kidneys:
’l‘hul serious kidney troubles follow;
That. diabetes. -Brighi‘s disease may
be tbs filial cud.
You will gladly profit by the follow-
ing cxprriuncc.
"l‘is tiic sliitouicni of a south Nor.
walk citlscu.
Mrs. Anna it‘rncnuui. of 70 south
Mlllfl tit. Honih an'Whilt. I‘hmn says:
“i hurt- fmmti Man‘s littlncy ltllls to
on u must. rollshlc custody for kidney
trouble i havc suffered mum or Inuit
from this trnuhln for slit yours and at
times my back was so weak and lame
that. i could hardly not shoot. It. Will
with sit-It difficulty that. l mull) arise
from it chair after sitting for it It ,
find at night I was afraid tout s over
in, l beciuiurnf‘tlte miss an in my
iii no It. 'fhc worst symptom. with
iroub it with the secretions which built-
crud mt! mun-intimdirlng unnatural
in color amt hunt to minis. i thought.
from totaling- notiws nbmn Dunn‘s
Kidney Pills. that. they might help tile
and so i got them at l’lslsted's or»;
more. My back mm became strong
or and button The medicine scent
ed to strengthen the klilnpys for l was
soon able in control and retnlnliie sea
crellotis. i use them occasionally
now and they gr fail 10 Juli];
prompt and bone cl i results.“
Ffjlf’uultt or all dealers. Price hit
an. rostermisurn Co. Bullets.
on York. sole agents for the United
dialer. -
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A great bargain.
blue with black.
an iintuztculatc \vliitc lining.
itc," for that is its iiaitic.
Chrysanthemum Vases.
They are tall and graceful. cighlccn inches high. to ac—
cotiltuodate tlic long struts.
tifully clcnr, with a citrysautlictnttui cut for the standard.
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change iii lltc wcatltci' suggests
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The D; M. Read “c... *
snails/u: ten.
A $2.00 Corset for $f.oo.
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An extremely dainty Corscl.
at one-half value. Price $i.oo.
sizes 19 to 30.
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‘ Special in 'P. N. Corsets.
, THURSDAY. uov. is. 1906.
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The P. N. Corset. is a favorite with
many women and this model is of coutil wiflt medium high
bust. deep hip. and hose supporters attached at front and
hip. There is a finish of wide hurt at the top, two rows of
narrow whitc ribbon iu‘bcadiug, and
nits bow in
Embroidery for Corset Covers.
Several designs in tho 18 inch width that makes such
prctly corset covers. it will do equally well fdr little dress .
skirts for babics. Special at age a yard.
Embroidery Section.
\"cry heavy thick
Embroidery Hosiery.
'l‘liesc are quite new and very attractive. The embroi-
dery is on the instep in effective dots of red, white, or pale
The stockings ’arc lisle, a little heavier
than the summer wright. 50¢ a. pair.
' Limoges Porcelain for Cooking, ,
This is really a lllll‘t‘ white china that is fire proof. it
can he placed on a l‘f‘ti liot slovc \villiottt danger of break—
ing. and on account of its perfect glaze it can be thoroughly
cleaned and is tlicrciorc hygienic. .
'l'lic dilicrctil articles are exceedingly dainty looking
and dishcs prcparcd iii them will he vcry inviting. At pres—
ent we liavc in stock. casseroles. ratiiakitis, cgg poachers.
fish and caviarc sliclls.
“'l’capots of this pair arc :i lovcly shade of grccn with
Come and scc l‘hc “Alutniti- ~
glass. beau»
‘ $1.50 each.
'l‘liosc inlct'cstcd in Children's Furs should scc llic iiuc
assortment wc have at present. lit the Still Rooms.
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The D. M. ‘ Read Co.
Underwear.
arc pt‘cparcd to show full iincs at l’opular l’riccs.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Riblicd,
25c to 75?.
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LADIES’ GARMENTS.
lixccilcnt Valuc at . .......
”(initii‘ll Star" liraiul at .
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MEN'S GARMENTS.
White and Grey at 50c
Natural Wool at 75c
Natural Wool at $i.oo
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