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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20

After enough money had been raised to make a fair start at Harvard, the new student then tried to find employ melt to help pay his expenses. The descriptions of the different means of obtaining this end, written by the men themselves, are intensely interesting. From shovelling coal i'll furnaces, to singing in church choirs; from writing for the newspapers to acting as walters in Randall Hall--every possible means of collecting revenue was resorted to. Practically all such men did some work in the summer, and sometimes with difficulty, and at other times with, ease, managed to- raise enough money to scrape through their period of study.
 A typical life is somewhat as fol- lows: Graduated from high school at
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20

But although perhaps a majority of the men have done more or less work during their college years, there are a large number who have never con- tributed to their own support Some of these men have, lived economically.
 others in considerable luxury. The lowest rate of expense for year as yet submitted is about $500, while the highest is about $7,000. tn eaverage be-
 ing between $700 and $1,000. |s The questions in regard to athletics have brought out some interesting il- formation. It appears that practically everybody takes some sort of exercise
 more or less regulraly, although thoss
 who compete or play on the recognized teams are in g decided minority. Most
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20

They have each year picked out courses covering a wide range of subjects. and have seldom specialized in a single one. Of course. this has not been the case with those who are in the Scientific school, where the courses are nearly all prescribed, but is confined to the college department. Examples of what a college man will choose for his cours- 5es in his senior year are given in the following schedule, as found in a class .life' picked up at random:
 Anthropology, zoology, Egyptology, geology, fine arts, and Slavic. This schedule is perhaps a little more iride-s finite than the average, as most men have shown a slight, though very slight, leaning towards some particular subject. This inclination of courses is manifested by say couple of courses in government and economies, though the rest of the courses probably have as much relation to each other as Slavic has to EgyptoIogy. Taking, therefore, the knowledge at disposal. one is inn pressed with the fact that Harvard men, are looking for a broad (probably easier to obtair) rather than q narrow education Boston Transcript.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20

Since my freshman year I have had
 a much easier time, as I have been able to obtain a scholarship. and get the position of Harvard correspondent to one of the city papers. My life. at liar yard has been so much taken up with my studies and outside work that I have had little time for the pleasures of athletics or social life. I have managed, however, to find time to try for my class football team in the4fall, and to do a little gymnasium work during the winter. I have made a few close friends, and greatly enlarged my acquaintance. My college years have been the best of my life, and cannot see how I could have done without then..'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
Special Easier Sale JeyveIry, Leather
 Goods. Belts.

Carved Pearl and Fancy Three piees Shirt Waist Sets, a / large variety of styles, Y, for -7e set Fancy Carved Ocean Shell Three-piees Skirt Waist Sets. A variety of new shapesi 25o sets for --15c set Pretty Cuff Pin Sets In Rolled Gold with neat Jewel Settings,
 5E' for --se each Cut Crystal and Fancy Stone and Metal Hat Pins; value 1oe to 15c, --3 for 25c New Shapes in Women's Back Combs, Shell and Amber; high. Iy finished; regular 25e sort,
 for -18 each A large assortment of the lat est shapes in Shell and Amber Back Combs, mounted in Mat and Bright Gold Bandines, reg. uIar 67o, 75e and 98c combs,
 for &45c each The latest novelty in Mat and Bright Gold open design Ba- rettes, for -45c Turquoise Neck Chain. full length, with patent fastener; 25c value, for -15c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
seventeen, then spent two years as ;

seventeen, then spent two years as a clerk in dry goods store. Met a Har- yard graduate, who told me for the first time about the university, and filled me with a desire to avail myself of it's opportunities. Began studying and saving money to enable me to make a start. Studied in a night school for a year and a half, and then passed enough subjects to enter the class of 1905.
 During my freshman year I had difficulty in making two ends meet, as I could not obtain g. scholarship, and had difficulty in finding outside work, Managed. however to find a job look ing after a furnace in d private house, and later worked as an agent for a Boston publishing house. z
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
New Haven Steamboat Line

STEAMER CHESTER ". CHAPIN. t FRUM NI1sT HAY FllS--ot teEnlSr 1eavoa a:lb a. m, daily except Mondays. PaS- sengers may board steamer at any time after 10:00 D. m.
 FROM NEW Y0RK-Steamer leavaa x:00 p. m. daily except Sunday.
 Time between New York and New Haven about hours.
 Steamer arrives at and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven. and Pier 20, N. R., foot of Peck Slip, New York.
 For tickets and staterooins apply At the office on Belle Dock. also at Hishon i& Co.'S, 703-5 Chapel Street. and at Puf- Isers office. on Stequler. The NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION co.
 w. E, MORGAN Agent, I Belle Dock. New Haven
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
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| F JANUARY sth, 1905.
 xs:io. .s.eS se" -seIa fsoIEk@.ass. s.ass .4:5o. x5:5o .i2;O2. .lii:as, .i:sI. sa.iS aiSs': a.aS .g;se an s.ss al1:z5, 4:55. t4:56,s5:i2, BPS. .s,Ss ezS eas tto Bri1geport), sf:l0. ss.0a sls.s, Isva xS;se & E is Ss P.m. Sundays !s:5a xs:ie. .i;5o. 's:02. s:s0. ss:o5 E. IT. rs -e'iz For Washington via Harlem River-- sls:9zp.m.. s12:00 nigbt daily.
 For Bosfon, Worcester and Prov,. 9e.na 9sges. va. Hartford and Willimantic-- i 1V:vi a. m. 4:04 D. m Providence-.2.s5, sS:s5 Ioadon z7 s,,,, sns .Ts al snsI1 smI1;'i2;o5. .lI2:ii. .a:5s. :l::so ss s5:a5 am. 'ls:os. s2:5s, s5:Os. .7:o1 [. isn1 m. ''' .,5.sE E Boston. via Springfleld -s1:oz sl:OI am, s5:55 pm. - z. in or zhartford, Springfield, etc.-s1 :G7 i:4e' xS:56 lexcept Monday and saa.iuRIoay9, saiR , xs:S6, .10:o4. .10:55 am, .,1s.Is xs:5s eto Hartford. a .s:s5 (to o;if Msridsssss sss xLO5 (to Hartford), S:1o. 1O:05 n ', san1daay-.1;07. sung xs:05 am. i2.iO. .5:ss .5sss
 ssI Eiy 5sS 5EssSs''1 1to s's s.ysrsssaas ssjas
 2:5s. s:i0, .4:2o .5o0s @ iI;o0; 5.I5 SIX aaa sfs sa.1e sasga651eeois9, .Ile:4i. .7;ol pm. sundsyl .s7aSiz5. s7.ai s2:56 am. s12:o5. s2:5S. s5;os
 For Middletown. wiIlImantIc, ete.- a:SS am, loo. s5:OJ (to Worcesterl 6:o2 pm. sundays-7:20 pm.
 For Shelburae Falls, etc.--7:5o am ! iI dz:l5 ito New Hartford). 4:04. 6:00 fte
 For Waterbury via Cheshire 80 . m. l;9e, I:OO pm. Sundays-9:00 a-m-
 For Derby and Ansonia---7:00, S;gA s:S5z, $40 am, 1910, 2:35, s4:05z, SEQ i 40, l1:S0 pm. Sundays-S:30, 11:40 !. am. S:30, 6:30. S:30, pm.
 For Waterbury-7:00, 500. $40 a-m- i2:1o, 2:35, 5:20, TAO. 11:S0 pm. Sum days-S:30. 11:40 a.ni., 6;3o. S.30 pm.S E For Winsted -7:00. $40 am, 12:le 2:So. 5:20, TAO pm Sundays--S:3o a m.. 6:S0 pm.
 For PIttsfeld. and intermedlat. points = $50, evia BridgeportJ, s:35 a. 1 m., 4:ob pm. Sundays-7:6Q via B'p'tj i am.
 For Danbury, via Derby Junction. s:35 am. 4 :05 pm. Via Bridgeport. $50 am. 5:25 pm. Via South NorwaIk-4:50, s:sS am, 12:02. 2:4o, 5:12, 6:oa pm. Sundays | 7:60 a.m.. 6:15 pm.
 For Litchfielu-9:35 am, 4:05 pm sundays-7:50 (yia R'p't) am.
 Express Trains. | Parlor car limited. zTo Derby Junction
 xLocal Express
 o. M. SHEPARD, c. T. HEMPsTEAD.
 Gen. SuDt Gen. Pass. AE<
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
Stylish Suits, Jackets And The Like Ready To Wear Easter Morning.

Dressy Waists--a dainty White Linen Waist with three panels of embroidery down the front Thursday only 98cts. Usually SI.a5
 Nuns Yelling Waists -pretty ones. shirred and finished with lace medallions, buttoned down the back, in white, black and every col or that's asked for in. dress Waists, usually S2,4o. Thursday for $l.SS sg'
 Shirtwasts--of fine sheer lawn, button in back made with the new Anglaise embroidery, their real value Sa.es. Thursday $l.98. Beauties.
 Black Taffeta Reding0tes, Coats we're including in this, Coats and the stylish Redingote which latter bye the bye is making a distinct hit, we're including many really nov el, imported black taffeta coats. Everybody that comes says we've the biggest collection and the prettiest ones in town ...S...- ,.ss
 SIP to $50 on Coats, $16.5O to &2S on Redingotes. .s & e.:s4 s'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20

We're teaching New Haven women how real ly Stylish, how altogether Pretty and Desirable a Low Priced Hat can be if the right kind of store undertakes the task.
 Why, our designers are going beyond what we hoped for III clr most hopeful mood.
 They're sending out Hats at SS.S8 and S5 that are so much nicer than we expected Hats could be at these prices that these very Hats are being carried off in sleWs by people who never before bought Hat at Less than $40
 We don't mind. Tn fact we like it so.
 These very people buy more Hats, to begin with, and they seem to like the pleasure of hay- ing greater variety. And yet, for all this perfec S3.98 and S5, we're selling just as many and mol and Paris Hats, at from S8 10 S45 as ever. The is spreading more and more all overlthe state.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
Special Easter Sale Jevyelry, Leather
 Goods, Bells.

Beautiful Rosary Beads in 1o- year Warranted Gold Plate and Sterling Silver, in Emerald, Garnet. Amethyst, Jasper, To- pax and Crystal.
 -s1.s9, s2.25 and s25o Other Rosary Beads iron,
 5o up THE LATEST BELT NOVEL.
 TIES. Kid and SIX Coordination Crush Belts in Black, White and Combination Effects; a swell belt and recently retaiIed at s1.o0 each, for -5oo The Nsw Anthony Belti a curve shape that fits the form closely in Black, White and combination coiors. -5oc each Two Special Belts, the new graduated shirred Peau dc cyane and Shaped Kid Belts, in all sizes up 10 30 inches, regular soc Belts, for --25c each The Younester Belts. A new Boys Blouse Belt in patent leather, all colors and Black and White; double buckle front effect. --2so and 800
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
Have You Thought About
 Sons Easter Suit !?

We have and we've made very serious consideration at that First that the clothes shall be all right then along with this Rghtness of Worth and Style go Rghtncs of Price Here features for Easter Thursday don't any especially you who have much to buy
 Russian SuitsaH year sizes in blue, brown, fancy homespun and crash. $2 o8 83 eS, S45c S4o8 to S1o
 Our Russian Suits at $549 hummng bargain. This last price is for Thursday only.
 Eaton Sailor SuitsS years with boomcr trousers in inc same materials as Russian Suits. $1.98 to $o
 With especial emphasis Eaton Sailor Suits $64o
 Pair Trouser straight years, in blue serge light dark fancy mixtures Suits that sold for Less S5.e8. Thursday only S4.9S s
 Boys Straw Hats-correct from 98cs $A and we hold that for excusvenes style Rghtness of Price there no collection like Gamble -Desmonds 4a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
Starin,s N. Y & N. H. Llna.,

l3 AIIlI FIlAlEFsIa apZATUffDA H.E7 3f N PASSENGER AND IeREIGHT SERVICE Pier, foot of Brown Street. Leaves New Y fork, 200 P. m, CpftIandt Street, Piers No. 13 N, R. Fare 75e, excursion tickets $1.25. Rooms S1s00. Tako Chap Passenger service discontinued until further notice;
 c. H. FISHERs Agent, s16-tf New Haven, Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
Best Gloves In he World.

Mems and Womcn's
 Whatever price you care to pay, we sell you the best Kid Gloves in the world for your money.
 At 69cts a pair a good ? clasp glacc Glove in all col ors and white.
 At $l pair P& L Gloves a kid glove made in France and a Glove we challenge with.
 At SIPS a pair P&8L Gloves with Paris point stitching; heavier p ique walking gloves and Bca- trice" suede, made by the Tfefousse people.
 At $l.5o apair Doro- thy" glace, made with Tre- foussc cut; and one clasp pique glace dress Glove in Trefousse cut. "
 We sell the celebrated TREFOUSSE GLOVES. ,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
Corset { Bargains.

A brokenlot of P N and w B Straight Front Corsets. some Ia bit counter soiled but other wise worth $I.5o and S2 just as is any P N and w B Corset TOT o5cts a Pair.
 Tta .n,
 Here are the makes of Cor sets we sell and the best and newest models in each is here --PD-- B-R &G-JB Kabo
 Thomson's Glove Fitting and Warmers Rust Proof. TIT. NEW BAGS. I'M, All our New Bags in Walfus
 Grain, Black, Brown and Tan, fitted with large purse; all the
 newest shapes, Auto, Avenue, Subway and Vanity, $1,5o, Sf.25
 and st.oo bags, for -8sc each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
Ioct Initial H H'dkerchiefs Sets

On the Front Special Table while they last, 5000 women's hemstitched, initial hand en- broidered Handkerchiefs, the initial worked in with wreath
 genuine Ioct Handkerchiefs Tor Sets Each.
 Only six to a purchaser.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
PetficOats Eft For a Duchess,
 They're Bargains Too.

First let us tell you as quick as we can, that another invoice of those splendidly made $2 SUM BURST SKIRTS as$l has cons for Thursday.
 For you who dcn't know about them. we'll say that they're made of the best, softest sateen with a permanent lustre, that they meas ure Ie8 inches at the bottom and that they're here in black, brown, navy and green. $l Each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20

silk Suits $o.75. STAYS, $Io.5O- this doesn't cover our price range for that runs up to $45 and over-but If you're after real ly nice, well-made serviceable Silk gown that is withal Low Priced you'll select one of these at $o,7S or S12.75 or $16.so.
 Tan JackefS--you just can't get on without a stylish Jacket no matter where you spend your spring and summer. So we're making a bargain of one of the best-selling tan and black Covert Jackets we have-women's or riisses size and for Thursday S4.SS. Usually $s.o8
 Separate Skirts $2.98-a nine gored Panama Cloth Skirt that usually sells for S3 os Here in black, navy and brown, Skirt we're proud of, a Skirt that will bear your closest in spection, Mrs Particular-lady. ..~%
 Other separate Dress Skirt, stunning Skirts at from S5 to $I6.5o
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20

Even in big Underwear Sale had White Skirt like this for $2.o8 It's made Of finest cabrc with deep once of blind Cor you like beer the Aaglase broidery take your choice. Anyway it's Ss Petcoa
 There's style, wide rues of embroidery that's charming skirt.
 Our Silk Skirts $5 ordinary S7 Skirts did you know that? Well they The silk them is profound, pressve quality begin with and they're big and full svshy Silk all the way through with mercezed Hounce as you like it. .~4 s#@9= p@ a@a Moha and Skirts with deep silk Hounces popu You get the Silk Skirt effect much more service. At $4.oS All Mohar Skirts very light and dust resisting for the weather. Handsome ones. S2.3o to $4.o8
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
NeWness In Wornen's
 NeckWear.

From 2scts to $4 is the price range. l..
 The Chemisettes are . beautiful. One of these exquisite handmade Chen- isettes at Scots would brighten up an old, even a shabby gown wonderfully.
 Other Chimisettes up to $2.5o +. a'
 Pleated Collars in styles so many and so novel that we can only invite you to come. Prices start at 2Sc then go on up to $3.75-- many of which prices between mean hand made collars.
 Sets run all the way from 25c to $2 and these in- clude lots and lots of sets that other stores haven't got and cant oet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-18
Ell C6DIGO
DE
El'luiciamiento Civil
Con 81 APPENDICES

Esta va 4 la venta en- Ia libre-
ria del Bo1ErIN la edici0n que
hablamOs anunciado del Codigo
de Enjulciam ento Civil con 81
copteniendo estos las
listintas ieyes De proce dimlento
iviI y de organlzacion de To-
Trlbunales votadas por la :
Asa mbleas Legisiativas de 1900
a 1905 inclusive.
Excusamos encarecer la i'm
oortancia que reviste la nueva
obra para el publico CT general
y especialmente para los aboga-
dos.
precio del ejemplar S 3.
El franqueo por cuenta de los
interesados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-18

Ill LDuI IS" pOPuldi CD, CoOo liz Soh
oradores, slno habladores: que
no es 10 mismo ique ha de se1lo!
palabrear que discurrir. -.
En- Grecla y en- Roma hubo
verdadero fervor por la orato-
ria; Sc la cultivaba con mfmos
maternales, y yo tendria necesi
dad de una hora de tempo para
c;taros meramente los nomb bres
de los mas afa mados oradores
Eriegos Y romanos. La Agora
en- Grecia y ell Senado en- Roma,
sefialan en- la historic del mum
do las mas ingentes .umbres de
Ia palabra que los hombres han
logrado alcanzar. Cicer6n, Ell
pr .ncipe de los oradores, en- Ro-
ma. y Demostenes en- Grecia.
son los mas altos modelos de Ia
antigiiedad clasica. Sin embar-
60, a proposito de este ultimo.
Plutarco asegura que, en- los
discursos inaprovisados. Dema
des le fue superior. I'm silen-
clio. Y luego Ia voz del profe
sor que prosiguio sonora -.
-Yo quisiera ip6ltraros en- ell
amino, mis- queridos nifios, ST a
tanto llegara mi poder, que ser
celebre no signiflca en- la mayo;
ria de los casos estar ungido por
la gloria. y que el exito no pre-
supone siempre, nj mucho me-
nos. virtudes extraordinarias.
La mavor parte de los oradores
de la antigiiedad que tuvieron
mas exito entire sus Contempo-
raneos son desconocidOs de nos
otros, porque. teredlo entendi
do, la posteridad sc encarga
siempre, siempre y en- todo lu
gar, de poner las cosas en- su
punto. Asi ocurre. por ejem-
plo. con Jos sofstas griegos y
romanos, cuya popularidad CO
rria parejas con la que disfru-
tan hoy IN dia, vamOs al decir,
los toreros en,ruestra patria.
Ell viejo professor hizo una
nueva pausa, torno a pasarse el
ancho pallue!o de hierbas por la
reluciente ralva Y luego prosi
gui6:
-iLos soistas! Pero anteS
es precise que nos expliquemos
sobre el signif ado de la pala-
breja. Los sohstas---y nuestras
Cortes iy nuestras Academies!
estan repletas de ellos-eran al
go asi como juglares del pensa
miento, como acr0batas de la
palabra Y del estilo. Los sods
tas eran hom bres de tan ex
traordinaria agihdad de locu
cion. que improvisa ban en- los
teatros y en- las plazas acerca de
cuantos temas el p1blico les
proponia, Y que no solam ente
improvisaban discursos tratan
do de las mas arduas y hetero-
geneas cuestiones, sino que sc
obligaban mb;en a defender
acknowledgements y en- ell 1nisme
espacio de tempo Ell pro y el
contra de todas las cuestiones.
va veis 81 este, a pesar de su
aspecto de magia, no era cOsa
desprecia ole. porque no hay ma
da mas sacrilego que hacer jue
gos maIabares cen eI pensamien-
to, que es cosa de Dios. -. Pc
TO aqui entire nosotros, 20 creo
que sof stas de Ia antigiiedad y
toreros de puestros dias no ex
presan tanto la degradation
propla como la depravacion de
gusto de sus publicos respecti-
vos. Ell quito por los sofstas
llego a embotar hasta tai punto
la sensibllida6 de los atenien
ses. el pueblo mas fino que ha
exfstido. que los oradores yer.
daderamente seriOS llegaron q
sCnrojarse al ser aClamados, al
escuchar los vitores de la mu
chedum bre. Una vez Focion,
que era TN gran artista de la pa
labra v nm GRAN Ciu.taHanO CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-18
|gente hacia las tierras del lado

igente hacia las tierras del lado
izquierdo del Asia para recon-
quistar ef~supuesto sepulcro de
Cristo, soffece, saivo las diferen
c,as del distinto ideal que los
iluminaba. grandes analogfas
con Camilo Desmoufins impul
sando al pueblo en- Ia manano
del Ia de ulio de 1889 q tonar
por asalto la fortaleza carcel de
la Bastilla, que era como un
simbolo en- piedra de la cOlosa'
tiranfa que aherroiaba a los pue
bios en- aquella epoca -.
A veces unas cuantas pala-
bras aparejadas con Ell arte su-
premo de que la passion es eli
1nico artista possible tiene ma
yor tracendencia, logran mayo
efcacia que las oraciones ma
habilmente urdidas y declan1a
das
"Decid q vuestro amo que es
tamos aqui por la voluntad del
pueblo. y que no saldremos de
este recinto sino por la fuerz
de las bayonetas' dip Mira
beau al marquee de Breze. CO
misionado por Luis XVI para
intimar a los representatives Il
evacnaCi0n de la casa de iuegC
de pelota en- Versatile y ese fu<
su mejor discurso y ia fuerza
que abri6 las esclusas de Ia Re
volucion. 'iQue nos 10 llevan'
-clamo una muier anonima
del pueblo que el dia de Mayo
de 1903, V aute las puertas del
Palacio Real de Madrid, asistia
a la salida de los tItImos miem
bros de la Famllia Real que en-
Ma1rld quedaban, con direction
a Bayona-y esa fue la chispa
que prendio fuego y, dio lugar a
la explosion que desde 1873 a
1874 hizo de Espafia la admira-
cion del mundo
De modo que 20 quiero con
1luir diciendo: sed sinceros, 81
3uereis ser oradores; llevad la
passion vuestra palabra, y Sc
reis grandes oradores. Pero no
10 seals, por Dios, para. como lo>
>ohstas griegos, poper cedulas
de a'quilar a vuetras conciencias
Sedlo para 81 Ben, que es, a fin
de cuentas, la soIa musa de los
hombres honrados. la sola ga
rantia de Ia inmortalidad que yc
,CrOvCn ':.
-4iej aTdro SazVo.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-04
Gods Judgment Of Man.

But whatever the final judg-
ment of God, conscience tells US
with no uncertain voice that He
expects of every person, taking
into account all the clrcumstanc-
es of life, the best of which that
person is capable. The result
may be only a sad and losing
struggle throughout life, but SO
long as it is struggle, existence
has not been in vain. God meas
ures results very differently from
the world. He looks upon the
heart. and if the heart is true to
Him, then there is hope for elem
ency. God looks for eyerybody's
best, no matter how small 1t is.
Therefore, let every downcast
soul take courage. IT may be
that by barely conquering one
sin you will achieve a greater vic
tory than If, under favoring cir
cnmstances you had conquered
all
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-04
No More Stomach Trouble.

All stomach trouble is removed
by the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. 1t gives the stomach per-
feet rest by digesting what you
eat without the stomach's aid.
The food builds up the body, the
restrestores the stomach to health
You don't have to diet yourself
when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. j. d. Ersklne, of Allenville,
Mich. says, 81 suffered heartburn
and stomach trouble for some
time. My sister-in-law has had
the same trouble and was not able
to eat for six weeks. She lived
entirely on warm water. After
taking two bottles of Kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure she was entirely cur
ed. She now eats heartily and is
in good health. 1 am glad to say
Kodol gave me instant relief. -
Sold at Trout's drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-01-04
Night Was Her Terror.

81 would cough nearly all night
long," writes Mrs. Chas. Apple.
gate, of Alexandria, Ind, ''and
could hardly get any sleep. l
had consumption so bad that if l
walked a block l would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed,
three 100 bottles of DR.. King S
New Discovery wholly cured me
and l gained SO pounds. It's
absolutely guaranteed to cure
coughs, colds, la grippe, oronchi-
It's and all throat and lung trou.
bles. Price SOC and S1.O0. Trial
bottles free at Trout's drug store.