The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-12

| A no" eieHieAt nus entered into the life of this community.
 A new opportunity is offered those heavily oppressed.
 New hope is given to the hopeless.
 New strength to the weak
 New earning power to those who have been in strengthened clrcum | stances.
 New Haven has accepted Puritana. | That Is the reason.
 Some ask what Puritana is
 Let the answer come from the people themselves.
 MT. D. c. Day, of the Winchester Arms Company, who lives at Ill Hazel street, says:
 For the past two years have suf- fered everything from nervousness and dyspepsia. Three months ago, Purita- na was recommended to me At first, had but little faith in it, as had tried several other medicines. had taken but very little of 1t when I felt great relief, and am now so much better that sincerely recommend Puritana to all my friends"
 (Signed) D. c. DAY.
 MT. A. D. Taylor, the carriage maker at York and Crown streets, has this to say:
 T have had nervous dyspepsia for about fifteen years. Ind a cold feel ing in my stomach. Everything ate distressed me and the distress was ter- rible to bear My eyes ached as if they were being drawn to the back of my | head. had tired feeling all the time. Everything ate felt as cold as ice in my stomach, and as heavy as lead.
 After I had taken Puritana my stomach felt warmer than it had in fif- teen years I have had all kinds of doctors and taken all kinds of medicines, but found no relief until I commenced taking Puritana. have I been so greatly benefited by Puritana that I can now eat almost anything and feel none of the old distressing symptoms. I shall be glad to see this I statement used, and hope it will be the I means of inducing others to use Purita- na. As for myself, I shall always speak well of Puritana, as it has done for me what all other medicines failed l to do."
 l Mrs. M l.. Manwaring, who until re- | gently has lived at 30 Spruce street, and who is now in New London, says: II I have been out of health for over fifteen years and have had all kinds of doctors and taken all the different medicines without finding relief. About two 1 years ago had la grippe and my limbs from the knee down to the ankle were covered with ulcers The doctors said they came from poor blood. They were lanced and the doctor burned them out with caustic every day. The use of so much caustic made the cords very stiff l and the wounds were so deep that the bone could be seen.
 I T was very nervous, had nervous prostration in fact, and every nne I thought that could not live. I was so bad that even I myself thought that l death was near, when a friend called upon me and wanted me to try Purita,- na I did so. The result is that can now eat almost anything. Before I took Puritana everything ate gdis- tressed me and could not sleep. Now I I sleep we'll and the distressed feeling is entirely gone. I can now do my housework, which was utterly impossi- ble before and the old feeling of lassi- tude has left me. It seems as if could not thank my friend enough for bring ing to me bottle of Puritana, and I hope that all who are suffering will try ! it."
 Mrs. Mary E. Sperry of 13 Brown street, New Haven, says:
 T have been sick for the past years. had a bad cough. The doctor gave | me up two years ago and said that could not live three weeks, as had consumption. I took six grains of cre- osote a day for seven months had very bad feeling in my stomach all the time was not out of the house for three months. There was hardly any, thing could eat without great distress, but since commenced taking Puritana the distress in my stomach is gone. can now eat anything in reason with- out unpleasant effects. had tried all the different kinds of doctors and talk en many medicines without benefit un- til I commenced taking Puritana. cannot speak in sufficiently high terms of Puritana, as it has made a well wo- man of me after so many years of suf- fering. I wish all who are sick or suf- fering from any kind of stomach trou- l ble would try Puritana."
 MT. S. R. Francis, the well-known ho- tel man, who for over six years has of ficiated behind the desk of the Tontine Hotel, speaks as follows of Puritana: J T was born with weak stomach and in consequence have been a suffer- CT from dyspepsia all my life. There was not a minute in the day that I did not suffer with terrible goneness in the pit of my stomach, yet I could not eat. and what food I took was abso- lutely forced down and was entirely tasteless.
 q have tried dozens of the advertised remedies on the markets and not one of them gave me the slightest relief can say the same of prominent physi- clans here in New Haven. It seemed to me as though I should have to give up the idea of ever finding relief.
 q was casually asked one day if I had tried remedy for stomach trou- blesc called Puritana, and was finally induced to try it, although without sin cere faith in it's ability to touch my case l am surprised at the results aI- ready attained by Puritana. After the first three or four days found the goneness in my stomach had left me. I commenced to eat my food and relish it, and can certainly testify that Pur- itana has and is doing me world of good. I consider the results truly re-