The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-17
NEW HAVEN IS DAMP.
ITS FAMOUS ELMS MAY BECOME 4
 MENACE

 To the Public Health-A Secret Worth Knowing-Ho Many Dangers May Be Overcome.
 A visitor to New Haven was inter- viewed yesterday.
 He asked this question:
 Is not sickness prevalent among con stant residents?
 This is certainly true. He thought that in some localities the trees were too thick.
 The result was dampness and more or less malaria.
 He may be right.
 Or wrong,
 But why sacrifice the splendid trees on an uncertainty.
 There is another remedy.
 Health must be protected,
 Puritana protects it.
 Malaria must be banished.
 Puritana banishes it.
 To eat like horse is a sign of strength,
 Puritana gives a hearty appetite and perfect digestion.
 Do you want evidence?
 Then ask your neighbors,
 Here IS what few say in behalf of the many:
 MT. Hiram H. Fox, who lives at 226 Howard avenue, was a veteran of the late war, having served three years with the Fourteenth Connecticut. Since 1871 he has been an engineer on the N. Y, N. H. X H. railroad. He writes as f0l1nwe, oUar bic oyNy, ciorpn fIlrp.
 Two years ago l was taken with a serious attack of grip, which was then so prevalent in this neighborhood, com bined with touch of malaria,
 My suffering can only be imagined; what with pains racking my body, a fearful weakness continually, I was forced to give up my work, and for the first time since my connection with the railroad company, 25 years, laid off. T tried medicines of all description, but to no avail, until concluded to make a trial of Puritana.
 "The very first bottle touched my case and was soon about my work again. This spring I was threatened l again with similar symptoms and inn mediately took to Puritana.
 T can assure every one that it has made a new man of me; not a. day did I lose from my work this time.
 "Puritana is a wonderful remedy and I have recommended it to many of my fellow employees on the railroad, and will never fail to say good word for it at any and all times, (signed) "H. H. FOX" | Jacob Selig, the chef at Ferry's res- | taurant, lives at 96 George street, New | Haven. He says: For many months I have had indigestion. Everything ate or drank caused nausea. My kid neys troubled me for over a year and 1 had severe pains in my back.
 From the first minute I took Purita- l na I obtained relief. I have now nc nausea and can eat good meals espe- cially breakfasts, which had not eaten before for some time. My weight has | increased, am gaining every day and ! I know Puritana has done it. II am very we'll satisfied with Puri- tana, for 1t has done wonders for me.
 (Signed) JACOB SELIG."
 MT. J M. Parker, who has been with McLean's dry goods store in Danbury for IS years, writes. About two years ago was troubled with a looseness of the bowels, caused by indigestion and debility, which has continued ever since, but greatly i'm. proved since taking Puritana. My ap' petite failed, and my condition all TUT | down. I tried doctors, and while grew no worse, I certainly did not i'm prove. I suffered so with gases had tt use the greatest caution regarding my eating.
 T noticed one day the testimonial O a man in our local paper. The Danbury 1 News, which case seemed to fit min' exactly. and I purchased a bottle O | Puritana.
 l "I supposed mine was a hard case t cure, but from the first dose almost began to feel a benefit from Puritana I can eat almost anything now, ant can cheerfully say Pur.tana is doint me world of good. (Signed)
 "JNO M. PARKER"
 Mrs. A. H. Bradley is a member o the Order of Daughters of Rebecca ant the Kings Daughters, and lives at 6 Lamberton street, New Haven. Sh says:
 I am using Puritana and have beel greatly benefited by it. I cheerful, recommend it for all that it claims t do--it makes the sick we'll"
 Are there any sufferers in New Ha ven?
 Any people who have long sought re lief without success?
 With any heart trouble arising fror the stomach?
 With any head trouble arising fror the stomach?
 With any stomach trouble?
 A fair test will convince them tha Puritana, the prize formula of Pro1 Dixi Crosby of Dartmouth college, wi cure from head to foot. .AfAsAssAs