3‘ Baked Shrimp.
scoop out the pulp,
its whole . Mix with 100 t
one cupful of grated bread-
r‘ tine cracker-crumbs, and
‘eu lug tablespoonfui ot'butter.
pi together, seasoning with pep |
1th butter, put in a pen
. ng oven.
.—4—_.
Shrimp Pies.
and pick from shells 100i
. mix well with two large slic‘i
tale bread, free of crust andl
. ed, and highly seasoned witni
ed thyme, and paroley
hot oven.
live chopped tomatoes,
‘ ___.__ 1,.
“Bacon and Cheese Toast.
i‘x slices of brown bread; three la-
la oonfuls of butter no and one,
1 tablespoontuls of built;
tibful of grilled domestic
1’ bacon.
Melt the butter, stir in the flour and
‘ soasoning of salt and pepper then
gradually pour in the milk and stir
ntll smooth; now add the clleesn and
continue stirring-Inuit! it melts. Put.
saucepan on the hack of the otoVe
its you toast the brown bread Roll
*9 onuncH VAULT oIvEs UP
.000 Homes As EDlFlCE YiELDS
T0 IMAnoH or pnoencss.
l
(Ruling of Historic Bedford Street
thodist Episcopal Church Makes
Removal of Coffins Necessary.
'W‘YOR‘K, Nov. Bit—Clearing the
. mbn‘ beneath the old liedford
'th Methodist E piscopul Church
_ 9H6 (lays in like a Iuttliug in the val-
“ dry bones. [
.. thousand bodies, many ot
here only crumbling fragments,
lug removed from the vaults un-
, the old edifice. which soon is to
, given to the duet of the wreckcl. |
0 co the compo which are now be
removed. preparatory to the tear-I
. down of the house of worship to
aim room for the (Seventh (Ivonne ex.
Beautiful
thin ton minnow, utter on uppllI
(if mudo‘rtnu you cannot, find (I
t ace of dandruff or tolling huir
culp will not itch, but what
u you moot will be utter n
dka‘ one, When you non new
and downy at nrut tttttt you find
w‘hutrwgrowlng all over the
ithe bacon, fasten the rolls wtth‘tooth—
ltd eyes from a dozen meaty to picks and try them in deep fat. When
leaving mud? to “We spread the Ghee“ mil“ ‘ fur the opera this winter, will be cam-
ps, boiled and picked from theiril’lcks from the ”0'18 and ’9‘“ €30 ”0“ .thought for the colored stones are
II each slice. ~~—ModeIn Priscilla )
ii halt, till the tomato shells with' with one cupful of. sugar odd
inure sift fine crumbs 0“ ‘01" Squares of chocolate (melted),
, with ) ,egga slightly beaten one cup of chop?
(li'vv'ater in the bottom, and’ pad walnuts.
it done in a quick, but not sifted flour Bake in a thin layer 0,, stones will become dim and lusterlese.
\ a cocky sheet, for ten minutes in
mdernte oven
strips or squares.
pepper, cayenne nutmeg, mace. chopped fine, odd one lemon:
Crisp! pulp, and grated rind; one—half cupt‘ul
‘ ,rend‘crusts and grate over moi,“ ”“85"- 0119 088 one, tablespoonful 0“
turé after it. is packed in a deep orackerdust with one- half cup oi
Dot well with butter and bake chopped nutmeats
Serve, with a gauge spoonful of the mixture on a round,
by cooking tagether a pint of cut from plain pastry and three inches
led shrimps, a teaspoouful of but in diameter.
a mue‘round, pinch edges together
618M, thyme, parsley and bay tour 3 prichrr‘ Io, top crust with a fork, and
, chopped. Cook three to four min» bake.
-\ stiff. add II little water Good liouse- the head and in 3mg wny can be made
keeping.
one half beaten lightly together, one half cup-
"hOeSei -fu1 sour ciIeum. one half tenspoonful
ree hourths cupful 0f milk; Six sill-‘65 baking soda, a little nutmeg add two
Iand one half cupt‘I:
Intake; a dough sutiicieutly stiff
,was sold? “11833. and consigned to the
‘tilIenty refills beneuth the church and
Iut’I'iho side at lt.’
I each excavation, in Mount Ollvet cem-
'prcncheru and great awnkeningu or
4
Winner afar nun w‘:
“tututut'mmuun'xu Wan
W a»...
, less a personal matter; at 16th it!
Jewels Women Will Wear. ‘
should be madden, tor the one reliable 1
Women, when choosing thejewelo
ure on the toast, remove the tooth polled to expend more time and confirm to the individual face
more fashionable than diamonds, and
-?-‘-~ they cannot be worn carelessly or in
Bangor BPOWN". In hophuznrd munnor, says a New Yorlc'
of butter 'Trlbun'e wr.iter Several different col-
three ore will be combined very often in one
two piece With It gown of the right shade
the effect will be Why handsome, but
full of color, the
Cream one-half (Iupful
and one half Cnpful at it her gown be too
sl(le,wel1 toward the buck. Since thoiA
a The lines of onyx math many of the bun has been placed on uigrettes until
1., (newest jeweled pieces, and the squnie- .
cut stones, ranged to give the moire
effect, are another new feature
One of the moat comforting new fen-
ltures, however, is the flexibility of the‘
iceacon‘s jewelry. it can be twisted
and bent into any desired shape. Evelu
the pendants have the some flexibility
and many of themhnve a threefold
purpose, the different hmtions divi’ding;t the pearl bended cups ttuunttng ha.
in ”Ch a way thflt {\VO “TOWNS umLstricb picnics, and helmet-like metallic
a. hair ornament, for example, can iieistruefureg which can be adopted here.
made from one penduut. tom, of the prettiest ideas for the two— 0
The. flexibility of the lmh'vinil is ,Imnn with Greek features is the (imp 1‘
even more practical, for the tops are tiny; of strings of bri litiy.‘ colored u
30 Cleverly DiVOlGd on hinges that they ‘bcnds 'nround the bond the fcutoons
can 1’8 bent ‘0 conform to the shape 01: caught at either side of the head by n :
When done. out
demand, and also certain made tenth l
O
‘ Thanksgiving Brambles. feet of the nigrettes and the. heron
I Poiret, with his eastern (uncles. has 1‘
brought into fashion many
heuddresnes. The henddresses denign- .
ed by him for theinlnuret are extreme,
To one cupful'raisins seeded and.
juice.
Put one table-
another ‘
tightly.
Cover with
if the fruit mixture seems ver
I
hug:- cabochon. ;
, I l
._ ‘0 restrnin RD) wayward 10‘“ \o, The fun has Iotnrncd to favor and,
W l
, imore effective stone than the diumond. (onuequeutly muny tum- of ,3”on
Danish Crutlers.
01' “9 m019 humble DNtOt‘D" membranes and sizes are shown, from the“
rhinestone, 1”” hem lound fo' these ’dnlnty little réinl lure inn, mounted on
hairpins. Occasionally III-olorcd atone pearl and band called slitks, to m“;
is used to continue the color scheme huge ostrich fun or “w mole bizarm
of the costume, but this is a math peurock (rcation There are home
flout which will fad, which (A011 the rich women S‘q'hmrticnlnriy lovely ivory fans this
, ‘0 dom ”“0““ ,ycuI and the usual army of annotated
roll out on (I floured bomId; then cutf The hail‘ in inv‘nriuhly drained high. und paillctted urticion
in about two and one half inch dio- on the head, and the ours are show- i w , l
mond shaped him. es. cut Ir" slot in ce‘n- inw tlumtitelvca utter several ecusous l
int and double one end through the of hiding. Paris is now demanding} monci every day A Sentinel want I
hole. Drop into (I skillet-”or hot lord that euro be in evidence Just how adv will change your loss into a l
and let them turn to II light brown. I uie'hulr‘hhnli be dressed in more or‘protll Try one and see.
'—" m...m....n...... mm"... m... ”H... ‘—
ll
Two eggs and one half cup sugar
V
m- M‘
“'1" to tollow "3 that the hair should icovered button which cannot be match-
ed, leaving no way to attach it to 3
in the some way the nlnclns 0? “‘3‘ ,gmment, take black uewtug silk and
hair ornament “”0“” 1’9 detarmlnodl sew it back and forth across the book:
by the face of the wearer. The womanl I of the button. cwtchlng tiny gutoheu
with a ““89 round face naturally de« Iin the cloth at the rim, aaye the Cleve.-
siren to lengthen it. and she will poise ‘ lund p1,,” Dealer
her feathery mount directly in that edge has been covered with stitches.
center of the forehead, over the n68e;,' darn around “)3 center, making a stub
whereas, her friend with an oval stuntlnt foundmon by which to aew‘
(ountennnce will place here at the it again to the garment '
paradise the cell k h feather is in great; 'IfoI change, but for carrying keys
ere which give the unit. yet spiky, ei-I 'emhrotdered in silver in curious de-
signs are attractive
oriental i r,e(i black and pink with silk pompous l
to match.
ibut there are certain modifications or Chm
lsuys the Newark News.
sleeves or without, are a reel comforti
talus maybe effectively used in make
,Iing funny blouses.
outlined in colored silk on the collars
a hood will be found an lmprolement,
on the ones not so protected.
i
Your vacant property is contin‘g Slur.
color of the rose " I
m at filler/air nth-(It our"! “Hindu! 'uv'n’u alfalfa
m~u\u\uxw\. nut in t «In
Mend‘lnw Bottom, , ,
When the back pulls flour a cloth-
Even Skirt,
in measuring the. length of a skirt,
says has Annalee Exoresa, put on and.
use a yard elicit. Measuring from the l
floor, that}: around the, hips with (I
light line ofchalk at the too of the
stick. Take from the yard the num-
When the entire
have chosen, you will easily obtain an
even skirt length
l‘o swoeten rancid buttex, melt the
butter, skim it, place a piece of light,
brown toast in it, and in a few min
utes the toast will have absorbed the
unpleasant taste and smell.
'l‘o peel apples quickly and easily.
pour boiling water over them. The
skins will then come off easily, sun;
'the Chicago Evening Post.
Loss auger will. be necessary for
sweetening sour fruit if a pinch of
carbonate of code be added to it when.
it is ntewed.‘ ‘ l
To remow: stains from fireproof
dishes which the become brown from
baking, soak them in strong boron and
water. ll
The work of cleaning white point
should be divided between two people,
one doing the washing and the other-
, the polishing. The washing should be
done with soap and warm wgter and
apiece of flannel, the drying with it
pleas, of old linen, and the polishing
lshould be 'done immediately with a
3 split duster. ' I
Allttle suede purse is not intended
The soft leather Turkish clippers
They are to be-
ad in naIttier blue, lavender, sage,
Extremely dainty ate the handker-
s with hair- line borders of color.
The quilted vests. whether with
n cool days before one wiShes to don,
envy winter gurnfients. They are
(Isily slipped‘on under the cool.
The, pretty Scotch mudras for our-
lf the design to
nd cuffs it is espetiaily effective.
The galvanized iron (Ionl hods within
“.—
Hoae of Velvet."
A new corsngo flower is the huge
elvet rose, in pink or purple or in
Cooking Greens.
li‘ hen cooking greens a small piece
“"m" fie” 15‘1““? 0* ““L “1th leaves M l of butter (added to the water will stop
“Mk ”1"“ “a" ““3 Kai‘s” City them from boiling over, and also pre-
'l‘he lemon (no edged with a‘! . “my any o‘hensiVe smell from mqsmg,
Iurrow line of vivid green. Their‘hho the 1.00%-“,885, Journal.
Iluckuesn brings out the depth of the
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
. ”4...,
tension. were lying in the churchyard.
They wtire tukcn up when that plot in uuother who retains happy Inem~
ortee of old Redford direct.
Noted Patter-I In Pulpit.
The bodies are Ilm‘l‘ Among the first pastors was the
helm;r buried in big graves, several to Rev. Dr. Phineas Rico. a man of dio- ‘
tinguinhed bearing and an orator and
nt the same time an edicienil organi-
school in 1837 no (I child of four years,‘
The World’s
any article intended to relieve
the sufferings of humanity is
ctory, on Long Island.
it is hard to determine who was zer. The Rev. l‘)r...lopn m; (lookmnn, ‘llOt lightly wonmIThere must
resting In the Collins. for many have who a few years before his death . be continued proof 0f value-
disintegrated with the lapse of time, joined the pphmgmm 1.3,,me But for threegenerntions, and
throughout the world endur-
ing and growing fame and
favor have. been accorded
BEECHAM’S
Church. was the pastor of Old Redford
street in .1868.
Probably the best known or its
many puntorn was Bishop John P.
Newman, who was thorn in the seven-
ties. A brttltnnt‘aeholnr as Well as It
master of emotional speech, the 2Rev.
Dr. Newman brought lurgo congrogm
tions to the church, lie was appointed
an inspector of consulates by Presi-
dent Grunt and mode n.tour of the
,world, of which he left an interesting
,reuord.
One of,tlIc best exllorters
for it was more than u ccntury ago
.thnt the. church was founded No bur-
lulu have taken place there for sixty
years.
This church above the cutdcomb‘s,
which is no noon to go. hues. II history
in Methodism of which few of the pres-
ent day and generation know It has
echoed with the oratory of famous
because they have proved to
be the bent normative and
preventive of disordered con-
‘ ditions of stomach, liver, kid-
neys and bowels. The first
(loco gives quick relief and per-
manent improvement follows
. their systematic use. A trial
will show wh, in all homes.
the one of echam's Pills
Continues
To increase
Sold flmwium In but. 100., ”a.
“I gal“ uh I“ «X. mild-II.“ ii. “m“
religiontbexnn withimttn walls and
spread throughout the metropolis.
Organized in 1805.
The hedford "Street Methodist Epin~
copal (‘hiuciu us a congregation, was
stalled in 1805, in the home of Mrs
Joanne De (tract. in Charlton ntrcol
Followers of Wenloy unthored at her|
homo, umonu them curpenteru. wheel-|
wrightu, tealustcru. moruhunta unlimite-
chunlos. _ i
of the
...--'. Wm. w.-. « W. Mv‘w» .w..._..m..
iillllll llll IS
illllillll llllW
fitraei, THAT l8, THE “TABTE AND ODOR
HAVE BEEN REMOVED:
Mm
gregalton went to morton
where Mrs Wulgrove become the
chief organizer. 'I‘ho uerviceo worn
hold in the when or her husband, who Kolloqo'u Tutolen Outer on in the
won a carpenter. The place was clean ; Bout Laxative in ”3000 Yam,
ed out well on Suturduy nights and, I“...
made ruddy l’oI the scored one of the Spencer Kellogg (it Son» of Buffalo,
Subbuth. loll refiners, hove (unneeded in tolling
The that churchibuuding erected on the ()itontlivo dude and Bliltill out of
the present title, in lilltl, won of wood, cantor oil. I
.and there won a tract of ground (Io-i The Kcilogrtu have done what chem
unrvod at the euntern ride for n im have tried to do and (tilted for
churchyard where the graves within n 3,000 youro.
church who the Rev. Dr. George Van
Alutyuo. who nxerctned an influence
over the young people of the neighbor
hood (ind brought many into the fold.
The llev. ’Drxlfohu .f Reed curried this
work on with succeed and he was the
originator of tho (lliildren' 8 'iiour.l
Which won (I uorvioo enpaoiully design-
l
l
little ‘Dandcrlne ltumediutoly
the bounty of your hair No
how (lull, fluted brittle and
, not moisten a cloth With ban-
nd carefully draw it through
taking one small ntrund at
e. The client is manning» your
ill be light; fluffy and wnvy, and
ii (Inactivation (it Ittililliddhcd; an
3“»- . nimble luatrc, northern! uhd tux-I
”23‘ don‘t "bottle of ltutiwltdn Fl
strum
tier, .upd more tho-t your
on pretty nun bother anymtilnt
been neglected or injured by,
‘ treatmentI-«thut’c allm‘you
m have bountiful hair and
tiny drui cutie or fly
on to appeal to the youiifir genera-
tion
Old Denim-(i ctr-eat sent many. of fin
membern to hint root in the Civil War.
New yours rdngod in regular rowa.‘ ‘ionetot‘B recommend cutter oil (to the
'i‘hc jinildlng oriklunliy mood into new nimplort. violent and boot laxative.
ford street, whence it acquired the livery household will use it pitcher.
‘uumo under which it become known now that it in tuntoluna. ‘ ‘
wherever Methodlutu dwell Keiloggs 'l‘uuteloini cantor Oil in _
i When in 1840 the precept (structure pure, clear, refined ouster oil, and up Will econ flouting it mil twentyfeet
won erected lit the bouthpo’ot corner ot entirely without taste that children 1“ “Willi M 1‘ MW“ in rumour» to
‘ . all who pushed. For (I. hurt otItho.
[like it dually.”
period when the. rebellion your “1113‘
Bodford and Morton directs the en-
traded 92/ made in Morton ctr-eon", This perfectiibnotlve is now on role
'i‘heiWnnicynn tuith goon iinuriuhedtn in all drug, stores. order Kellogg'ti
that region, and revivals, no well (In Tantalum (Tumor oil by fillihé,“ to (its
hyut‘ ' tic. doctoral nun: by (this (new tiugunni it from various mixed Inihd
m hood: . ' to hovered cantor” offil‘d’iinihhi are not
Savant choline”. 9' L , I ‘ltnetelocn. The trhduili‘nfiifl (in every
Among tltono who all filled mound— «one uhmrmunnur the
church in iii only can vino Michael cignntilromliellogg‘u. 2th} rum doc
()uderdonlt, who one for sixty years siren
pooh It member of the congregation; Made only
It one of his . Sons, ind, Buffalo, I I
‘ve‘dotuhie oils} ‘
the punter was the (lav. in. John Pot
(not, It Snowmen hydrirt! and GI mun
(Inability end deem-him too soon as
:iiIIWIuI horrible tor aimed he left
that ,mtornteaenu it to big «thaw
8mm. 3 . .. In“. ‘ ,
, The Old spirit Abldu.
Among the evangelism vibe preach-
.l
bll Spencer killing; a
,reflnors of
wit.
the spirit of the old
prompted Chaplain Mchbe to send his
Coni'd " ' '
I ence (who had said that Christianity was
dying out.
diam is building the churches (I duy'
steadily dwindling the affection ‘
the old church abides, for whenevermew Ha‘ven Elks to Honor Exalted
there in an anniversary hundreds oil
those who were once associated with
it come tortnke port in the exercises.
There will he a final celebration begin-
ning November 16 and ending Novenr'
her 23, which will be the occasion of ruugemeuls have been made for thc
,iuktug leave of the veonrnble edifice. ‘
A a 1 Charles A. Benedict and Joseph Fis- by the isllkc‘ Club to Judge Edwin
(tore. of the official board, urn among S Thomas, exalted ruler of the tocul
A Best tlvar iuui Bowel Cleanser
und'ul‘teu‘ (muffin root in (those doyu,
big the (loamy odour North and doubt ,I
, and never intro headache. eliminating
m. carats belong in every houncholdl ”3““
It must have been something or}
church which
The congregation which remains ul-
ler disposing 01' the church pIopcrty‘
ueinoruble telegram to the agnostic
ecturer Colonel llobert G Ingersoll
by the city will probably ally itself
with the Metropolitan Temple, as nego-
liutions for ouch nu amalgamation are
under woy.
The words were, "Metho-
l W...
l
Although the congregation lulu bemquLL BANQUET JUDGE THOMASw
for
Ruler~Congreasmcn Will
Make Speeches.
NEW HAVEN Nov. tins-«idiom lll‘I
complimentary bouquet to be given
those who are making arrangements lOdRo recently elevated to the bench
for this leave taking, and it in believ. of the United Slime-u district court. The
ed that it will be e. reunion which will banquet will he held ill the Hotel
bring together many old [fiends and Tull in the ball room on December
revive happy memorieg, 10. While the banquet will be ros-
tricted solely to memboru of the Nike
it is expected that over 300 will be
present.
invitations to be present and speak
".3... In“ “flew”... W
ill lllll “liliiilllli”
IS lllllll lilillli
con to. llnldwin. Senator Frank ll.
llcilly.~ Connrouttmun
lll'i‘fi'iimnn Augustin Lotiernun, proud
and Stomach Regulator Known
(let a lo-cent box.
Putw‘ usidowiuct once—tile delta.
Pills, Cantor Oil or Puritativo Watorc
which merely force. (I passageway
through the bowels, but do not thou
onghly cleanse, (reckon and purity
those drainage oruugna and have no
(Inert whatever upon the liver and
stomach.
Keep your “insides" pure and fresh
with Concerets, which thorouuhly
cleanse the stomach, remove the undi-
gested, sour food and (out salon, take
the excess biletr m the liver and
curry out of the II tom ah the con-
ntlptiied whats matter and patrons in
the bowls.
A ancestral tonight ivlll make you
feel great by morning. they wort:
while you ulmwovor'mipe, etched.
in congresn.
mend Exalted Ruler
will upunk.
be the only outsider prevent.
litetrtct Deputy Martin (‘unntnghum
the banquet. w
ruler.
your drought: Windham: men. nun MM,
Intake Ir dormer new nod than
(looted Tongue. modulation,
a fi/fil’-"'~"’~ ‘1‘ ‘1 who:
g.tuxu\wno“\-n‘\:‘funku\‘\v ‘\‘\‘I\‘ ux‘fi‘x‘ku
l Pills
iug testimony?
through the word which is to be made ;
huvo been ucccptod by Governor Slur
llrnndcuce. Conurecsmmv 'l‘homns L.
Jeremiah nono-
run Connreunmun William J. Kennedy,
f‘onureunmun ltryau Mnhun bill] (”on
tally “the entire (lonootlcut delogutlon
Edward ll.
Lough, of New York. the notionul bond
of the ”Mike, will ulco be prevent and
it is interesting to note
(but oil the upoukoru urn Elke thonlv
selves. with the excepttmi of Governor
Simeon ill. Baldwin, who will probobly
of llnnbury, is nine expected to attend
Churlen W. lliroly, ontoemcd lending
knight, will he the touctmaoter Judne
Toronto in (no head (It the local body
(It lithe hoidinit the office of excited
The committee in charge of the tum
quot mum of Judge Bumuot lit. Hoyt,
It purl exalted rulcrj‘iitnto‘ Sena-tor
lolm Courtney, Joaetm J ’Mutvey.
and cost only to (who III box from Edward A more, Henry (3 micro
Ton meteor. or «(minim nu
30‘” rammed (com III too mocha-tor you
Stomach or (inactivated hdwols. line- 5“ “a 0“ than “ igagf g, ”1,
male or (turner-ink com
II. ..' u u u u
n n In In on
“All Vflil DflllB'l' IT P
When the Proof Can Be So Easily In-
vestigated.
When so many grateful citizens (Iii
South Norwalk testify to benefit (le-
ber of inches you wish it to come from rived form Doun'e Kidney Pills, cunt
the floor. and measuring the Skirt dl- you doubt the evidence? The proof in
rectly down from the clmlk mark on not in away—it is almost at; your.
all sides the number of inches lou door.
Read what II resident of Soul II.
Norwalk says about Dean’s Kidney}
(‘nn you demand more cominc
)nirs J. Melelli, 22 Union street,
South Noruaik Conn, says: “i had!
trouble from my kidneys for years, it
was often in misery from a dull (who!
‘across my back and sharp, shooting:
twingcs in my loins. A friend told me
about Donn s Kidney Pills and getting}
a supply at Plainteds Drug Store It
began using them After i had taken
a few doses, 1 found that they were
helping me. Four boxes restored 12m
to good health. I shall always rec<
ommend Donn’s Kidney Pills when if
have the opportunity. 1 am only toll
pleased to confirm my former states
ment in their praise." ~
For sale by all dealers Price 30
cents. Foslcr- hillbum to, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United.
Slates.
Remember the name~Doaxrs~mfl
take no other.
FOR CHILDREH‘THEREKIS NOTH-
. lNG BETTER.
A rough medicine (or children mr:t
I'hcip their coughs and (Iolde without.
ibod effects on their little stomachs;
and bowels.
Foley’s Honey and TM
exnctly fills this tit-ed. No opiates, lliv
sour stomachs. no constipation follorm
its use, Slutty colds, wlleczy breath-
ing, coughs and crop nre- all quickly
helped. For sale by all drhgglste **
ADVERTISE [N THE SENTINEL.
-. .W.......,. . ... ”7..
l
1 GET STATION RUBBER lN THE‘
ACT AT SOUTHPORT.
llcputy Sheriff Elwood of lI‘nlIItielIi.
lost him“ urrcswd .-\lII.\' liranko, (Ill
1108 ituilroud avenue. Bridgeport. .iIi'
he won in the act of robbing the rail
road klulion (It Suulhpurt. There lIIII. (I
been: :IImclni burglaryh s in that \i( niiyi
ol into and he is lIclielcd to be I~-
spcnsihle for till of them. He had.
"(IIItIrIIIl they station but bud not
cured any booty when ruptured hr ”"7
sheriff. who bod been IIotiiicIl of thnt
break by telephone.
5:!)
Inn: on
Ilscuunun
W
Mrs. Hamilton Tells How She
F inaiiy Found. Health in
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg.
stable Compound.
”WWW“— \
Warren. Ind. -"i was bothered in»
ribly with female wcolénean. I had gonna
. on was not rogu or.
. Willillmlmiiii‘iiw“ my head nchcd all
g t “tI ‘ i, the timeJ had henn-
hi; wt "‘ lug down points run!
I -my book hurt me the
biggest port of tho
I time, I won dim?
and bull wank feel-
ings when .1 Would
IItoop over, it hurt:
me to wulk (my (luv
tonne and i. felt. blue
nod discouraged.
"i lwgan taking Lydia I"... i'inkhnm’ (I
Vegetable Compound (Ind am now in
I good health. if it lint] not been for
that medicine I would hove been in pry;
vo along time ugo."~«MrII. Atom; ..
AMIM‘ON, RIF. D. No. 6. Warren, ind.
Another Cane.
diamond, R. 1. “3‘1 write to tell you
how much good your medicine one Ilnuo
me and to let other Woman know that
there is help for them. 1 notional with
burning down Emmott headache, was Ir
regular and in 1. blue and depressed oil
the time. I tookL Ldia E Pinkhnm to
VII «table common liliti commonccdto
go it in a Illicit time and I am a well we
nun: today. 1 nm on my 'feot from early
morning until late at night running I:
boarding house and do all my own Work
I hope that runny cuil‘Icring women will
a? your (uedldue. It nukes be
you Wombat. Mill's. Mint
Bond, Willard.
nmr
Amen:
Norwalk Chronicler