The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-16

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 CITE FACTS. The Facts Are Backed Up by Real Men and Women-That's Why New Haven Is Going Wild Over the New Discovery Every Day New Developments Are Being Made.
 New Haven people have stomachs.
 They have found that out.
 Why?
 Because these stomach get out of or der.
 And the result?
 It is that the whole system gets out of order.
 Dyspeptics say that they are tortur- ed beyond the power of human descrip- tion.
 Dyspeptics also say that they are cured by Puritana, the prize formula of Prof. Dixi Crosby of Dartmouth Medical college.
 Here is what some New Haven peo- pie say:
 MT. George w. Somers, the New Eng land freight agent for the Central R, R. Co. of New Jersey with his office at AS Church street, New Haven has made the following strong statement:
 T was advised by some one either in Lowell or Manchester, N. H., to use Puritana for the Benefit of my stom- ach, which has long troubled me. I bought bottle and have since used | several more. I do not hesitate to say that Puritana has proved of great help l in my case and I am sure it is a first l class medicine. I cheerfully recom- mend it to all (signed) l GEO. W. SOMERS. | Mir John F. Noble, the Insurance and real estate man, is well-known in New Haven, although his home is in Bridge port He writes:
 l For many years I have had trouble | with my stomach, arising, I should judge, from strain which received l long ago. From time to time I have | tried many remedies, but no avail. | Noticing Puritana advertised here abouts, made up my mind to try it. The result was that find great relief | from Puritana and believe it to be q 1 remedy of real merit. (signed) J. F. NOBLE" | Ferry's restaurant is at AS Church street, New Haven. The cashier is Miss Hattie E. Clark This is what | she has to say:
 1 For years I have suffered from in | digestion until it became so serious | that my heart seemed to be affected and I was frequently compelled to have another young lady take my place be- hind the counter One day I had to l give up completely and went at once l to doctor. He examined me thor 1 oughly and said that I suffered from an aggravated form of dyspepsia. He l gave me medicine which did little or no good, nor did I receive any relief until tried Puritana- I am now feel ing like an entirely different person and can and do swear by Puritana. My mother, Mrs Sarah Smith, has also long been a sufferer from dyspepsia and has been so wonderfully benefited by Puritana that we have both become firm believers in it. (Signed)
 MISS HATTIE E. CLARK"
 Mir. H. A. Otis has a wide acquain- tance in the Elm City. For fl years he has superintended the livery stable of the Mcdonald & Ransom company, ct 1Ga Court street, New Haven. Here is a leaf out of his own experience. He says: For the past year I have suf- fered all kinds of tortures known to those afflicted with indigestion, and es- pecially from heartburn, which was it. self enough to set a man crazy. Only people who have suffered from this complaint can appreciate my condition for no one can describe the horrors of dyspepsia. I was at last advised by a friend to try Puritana, and in a fit oi desperation I went to Charles $. Leete & Co, and purchased my first bottle.
 From the very start I began to feel g wonderful change which I can truly say finally resulted in most marvel ouS cure. In the place of agony Puri- tana gave me health and comfort
 My druggist also knows the com pleteness of my recovery, and never fails to speak about Puritana when he sees me.
 T cannot help being grateful for the great good Puritana has done me-"
 The case of MT. Otis is only one ot thousands showing what Dr. Dixi Cros- by's prize formula Puritana is doing tc cure the troubles of the stomach, and thus remove the cause of 92 per cent 1 of h11n1np a1rffarsipo