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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Mir and Mrs. J. s. Lippincott of Fountain street have returned to their home after a weeks vacation with friends out of town.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28
Cast for High school Play.

The cast for the one, act comedy, "0nce Upon a Time to be given by the Junior class of the Wallingford High school at the town hall, May 1 is as follows:
 Julia Tracy ............ Miss May Stone Nettie Tracy ........M Miss Bessie Trask Luke Hardy ............Je Jessie Fushey Nr. Tracy ............ Edward Bergen Robert Carter, an adventurer..
 William Quinn Richard Chnbbuek ,..,E E. H. Brown, IT. Detective James Ward of New Ha- ven was in the borough this afternoon in connection with the Tony Monzillo case which comes up for trial soon in the Elm City.
 Monzillo was in a shooting affair in New Haven and escaped to Walling- ford with another mans wife and re- mained here several days. Officer O'Reilly accompanied Detective Ward to-day in his visit to the local Italian colony.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

The members of Freelove Baldwin Stow chapter. n. A. R.. will give a yvhist party in the chapter house on Saturday afternoon. Tea will be served and a social time enjoyed. cords may be obtained at the door.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

very illustrated work on "The tcan Flower Garden" by Nettie than, is in preparation by
 leday, Page X Co.,, New York. authors aim is to do for the |d States what Robinson's Eng Flower Garden" did years ago England, The edition Is to be Id to 1,050 numbered copies.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Tomorrow evening following the Christian Endeavor meeting in the Congregational church the Italians of Westville will hold a meeting at which Carlos Alltarelli of New Haven will give talk and show stereopticon views NIT. Alltarelli will also be as- sisted hy a chorus from the Christian Endeavor society, who will sing in Italian. It is desired that all of the Italians in Westville will attend.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Ainslee's for April the complete el is a mystery story by Henry Iup Paine, and is called The Finger" The scene of the story is in New York. Ada Woodruff |erson has a western story called e Government and Miss Silvia" It love story with an intricate plot. Hof western color. Mary H. Worse Aan other of her child stories called Ihbait and Wives" A story by Cos
 Hamilton is called "A Very Ordi- 4 Affair" "The Power Pehind the
 one" by Hilda Mahie. is a tale in
 ing the clash of financial and po- al interests with a mans sense of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Rev. F. Campion Acheson. rector or Holy Trinity church, MiddletoWn, VIII be the preacher on Friday evening at St James church, East Grand avenue This is a union service of Grace and St, James parishes,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28
MILFORD
Especial Journai-couricr New, servics.,

Especial Journal-t ourfcr News Scrvict.J
 Milford, March 27.-Mrs. George William Smith of Maple street was pleasantly surprised by the arrival of her mother, her brother and his wife and her sister and her husband on wednesday, The guests remained all and the family party was much eni ed It is five years since Mrs. Smi s sister (Mrs RusselD had vis- ited in Milford. Mrs Smiths mother, although seventy-six years of age, Is in exct lltnt health and bright and cheerful as her daughter The guests were Mrs. M ] Allen and MT. and Mrs. H. T. Allen of Waterbury and Mir and Mrs G. R Russell of South Britain.
 Miss Grace Patehen arrives at her home today to spend the Easter va cation.
 The Methodist chapel was filled last evening with ans appreclative au- dience The following program was rendered.
 l--plano solo-Miss Ruth Bartlett o-Weu Chun-Motion song, by elev-
 sn girls.
 -Dialogue-"Why do We Work for
 Missions ?"-Eight girls. a-Trumpet Drill-bv eight boys, 5-Harry's Report-Beatram Shelkop. 6-song-l am Going to Try"-Rog
 CT Harvey.
 -Dialogue-Whose Money Was 1t?
 Three girls and one hoy. s-Piano solo-Miss Bartlett. o-Nonologut- Mite Box Dorothy Harvey. 1 1O-- Whisper song-Three girls. ,,--Talk with Angelina Esther Cox. 19--Farewell Song-Three girls. 12-Collection Speech-Stanton Bail I ey.
 14--National Drill-Twelve girls. 1 Ice cream and cake were served.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

in Nature, Myth and Art" by rest Pythian. The work takes ch subjects as trees, woIship, rees change through the year, n architecture, trees in painting, nd is profusely Illustrated
 +tthew Porter" Gamaliel Brad
 novel, is nearly ready at L. c. & Co.'S, Boston. and, although, he New York Times, its chief Ft is political. it will interest
 Boston women chiefly by it's puon of the circle gathered
 her by a stately and beautiful Elded by her cousin, a success amatist, an able amateur musi- md a devout believer in the duty Pmoting the joyousness of life. girl and her rival, a woman of
 ambition, have a passage of as gentle and joyous as Ashby Zouche, and so well worded are speeches that few women will Without a small thrill of desire as skillful in verbal fence.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Mir. and Mrs. Wilcox. Miss Maude Wilcox and Claude Wilcox are the weekend guests at Mir. and Mrs. Clar- ence Nimm's in New York city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

In all the streets may he seen young sters hopping to and fro and making use of all kinds of spring sports. Vaca- ton started yesterday noon and will continue until April 6til, when school will open for the last term.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Several Branford people expect to at tend the funeral of George Graham of Hartford, Monday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

If dozen stories by we'll known Is are announced for the next Feeks by Dodd, Mead & Co.,, New
 as follows: 'The Man Who Was day" by Gilbert K. Chesterton; Idyll of All Fools Day. by hine Daskam Bacon; "The Wig theological novel, by Harold
 e; Lord of the World" by Rob [ugh Benson; "The Dissolving '," by Will Lillibrldge, and The Moon of Bath" by Elizabeth
 author of Barbara Winslow"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28
Reliable
 Remedy Is Cream Balm
quickly absorbed. nd Ralinf at Qnra


 los Relief al Once.
 eanses, soothes, ps and protects
 diseased mem- he resulting from |arrh and drives y a Cold in the Id quickly. Re- rs the Senses of fe and Smell. Fu
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

ong the travel books on the list of l.. c. Page & Co.,, of n Is British Highways and By
 from Motor Car" by Thomas urphy. Special attention has
 devoted to the illustrations of there are thirty-two.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

In the Theater Magazine for March Mary Garden. the prima donna, tells of the difficulties that beset the operat- ic career and what it should cost a girl to study in Paris.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

sse are Dodd, Mead & Co.'S D novels: "The Vigil" by Harold e; Lord of the World,' by Rev. igh Benson; EXton Manor" by
 bald Marshall; The Fair Moon lth," by Beth Ellis; The Dis
 g Circle" by Will Lillibridge,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

'odore Roberts, author of The feathers" has a story forthcom- trough L. c. Page & Co, called ain Love-" a romance of the
 of George I,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

|e Lothrop. Lee & Shepard com of Boston publish this month a Der of new books of fiction for bnd young. The two novels are Castle of Dawn" by Harold ton Kramer. author of Hearts
 the Cross" and "The Belle s." by Richard Brinsley Newman,
 story of country parsonage.
 stories for boys are The Yale F by A. T. Dudley. which Is the volume of the Phillips Exeter Is, and Dave Porter in the Far h." a romance of the Arctic by ard Stratemeyer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

The editor Of Harper's Bazar has persuaded Elizabeth Stuart Phelps to write now thirty years after her ram ous Gates Ajar.' her views on the subject of the future life. The series begins in the April Bazar
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

St. Mary's Ladies T. A. R. society met at Music hall this evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

''The Trouble With Our Army" by Lieut.. Paul H. Clark, |. S. A, is the title of an eye-opener in the Metro politan Magazine for April. Other articles in this number are 'Zelaya, the Menace of Central America" by Arthur Stringer; The Defense of the Golden Tree" by Robert Howard Russell; West Point Before the War" by General s. ". Ferguson, Fitzhugh Lees roommate. Robert Hinchens
 powerful story of mystery The Light ed Candles" heads the list of fiction.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28
CRAWFORD.

Especial Journal Courier News servicel Branford, March 2I.-Workmen were
 engaged to-day in regarding the high
 way between the trolley rails on Main ! street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

The Hubbard Hose company will have another fire drill tomorrow af- ternoon at ? o'clock. All members are requestted to be at the engine house at 1;15 D. m.
 Miss Josephine Stevenson has return cd from Smith college for her Easter vacation
 Joseph Mayette leaves Sunday for Chicago where he will enter the en- gineering department of the Chicago university.
 The Y. NJ. A. c. club were defeated in the first round of the tournament with the Waverly club of Mcriden here last evening by seven points.
 Miss Marguerite Jones returned to- day from the Wheaton seminary for her Easter vacation.
 Naval Reserves of New Haven vs. Independents it the armory tomorrow evening (saturday).
 The lecture on Ibsen's Peer Gynt' which was to have been given at the Phelps gymnasium this evenig was in definitely postponed owing to the ill., ness of Mrs. Grant Cramer.
 
 The Phelps Alumnae will give a dance at the Phelps gymnasium on Friday evening, April 8.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

MT. and Mrs. William H. Warner vino spent the winter in Florida have returned to their home in Branford.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

The third and concluding series of the "Reminiscences of Carl Schnrz' will begin in the April number of Me Clure's. This part of the autobiog- raphy deals with the reconstruction period. It opens with Schurz's mis- sion to the south in 1865.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Mir. and Mrs. Samuel s. Cook who spent the winter with their daughter, Mrs. L. ]. Nichols, have returned to their home at Indian Neck.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Victor Erickson has nearly recovered from the effects of his operation for appendicitis and Is again at his post in Reynolds grocery store.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Naval Reserve of New Haven vs. Independents it the armory tomorrow evening (Saturday).
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Richard Clancy of Naugatuck was the guest to-day of his counsins, Mir. and Mrs A. J. Coyle of Montowese street. MT. Clancy was formerly in the employ of the Branford Lock company.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

The Phelps Alumnae will give a dance at the Phelps gymnasium on Friday evening, April 8.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Mrs. Cornelia Beach of South Main street is visiting at the home of her daughter in Milford.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Mrs. Joseph Garden of Stony Creek is visiting her daughter in New York city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Rev. George w. Barhydt will deliver the fourth of his special Lenten ser mons Sunday evening, his subject be- ing 'The Scriptures"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Harry Tryon Is carrying freight for F. K. Kelsey of Short Beach using his sloop the Tormentor for this purpose.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Miss Charlotte Fritz who was the guest of friends in Stony Creek has re- turned to her home in Branford cen ter.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Attorney E. H. Rogers of New Haven spent a portion of Wednesday at ms former home at Stony Creek.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Plymouth church. The Rev. Wm. w McLane, DID. pastor. Divine worship and sermon at l0:30 and , o'clock. sunday school at 12. Young People . meeting at 6 o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

A. c. veddar of Stony Creek is in- stalling gasolena engine in the yacht for John Mclean of the same village.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Miss Marguerite Jones returned to- day from the Wheaton seminary for her Easter vacation.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Miss Grace Patchen arrives at her home to-day to spend the Easter va cation.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Dwight Place Congregational church Rev William ". Leete. D-D,. pastor. -l0.3o q. m. and I:3o ?. m, preachlns b,- the pastor in connection with pub lic worship. 12 m.. Bible school tkin- dergarten department at l0.3o); 6,Sl D. m. Young Peoples s. C. E. meeting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

John Page of Cedar street is il Springfield on business to-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

The lobster fishermen are getting ready for a busy and as they hope, prosperous season.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

John Fitzsimmons and family of New Haven are occupying their cottage at Chidsey's Point Stony Creek.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

The First Methodist Episcopal Church. tcorner College and Elm streetsj, Rev. Francis T. Brown, pas tor. Glass meet.ng at 9;So q. m. Pub lie worship with sermon by the pastor at 1o:SO a. m. Bible school at noon. Chinese Sunday school at 2;30. Ep- worth league meeting at 6;SO. Public worship with sermon by the pastor at 7:30 D. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

Charles Rogers is suffering from par alysis.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-28

John Miller of Norwalk, who resided in Branford a number of years ago, was in town to-day. renewing old ac- quaintanceship, Mir. Miller is now the leader of the most popular orchestra in that city.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
MOTHER ANO SON GUILTY
TWO OF THE McCRACKEN FAM
lily GIVEN SENTENCES.
Charges Against the Daughters
Nolle Pressed by Order of
District Attorney.

Following the arraignment of Kemp.
the United States attorney ca lied the ca Sc
of conspiracy and larceny against Mrs
Ruth McCracken. her son. w. J. Nc
Cracken, and TWO daughters Ruth and
Jane.
The McCrackens caused quite a furry
among number of local merchants a
few months ago by ordering expensive
furniture, groceries and wearing apparel
and failing to make settlement when re
quested. The quartet recently, when ar
raigned. denied any intention of wrong
doing.
Attorney Henry f. WooGard who had
been retained by the British legation To
look after the interests of the McCrack-
ems. upon their claim that they We're Brit
ish subjects. advised the mother and son
TO change their pleas.
Accordingly when the case was called
this morning. Mrs. McCracker Withdrew
her former plea OF not guilty and entered
plea of guilty. Justice Barnard inn
posed a sentence OF three months in Jail
When the son was called ne also pleaded
guilty and was sentenced 10 serve three
months in the workhouSe.
The charges against the two daughters
We're nolle pressed by United States Al
torney Baker and the yoanS women were
set al liberty.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
REMOVAL OF SNOW.
Superintendent Twohey Begins
Work Late This Afternoon.

This is the first rea! opportunity that
the streat-cleaning department has had
this winter to try its hand at snow
shoveIing, although. according To John
Twohey, superintendent Of street clean
ing. he will not start the men TO removing
the snow from the streets and cross
walks until the weather moderates and
thawing sets in.
He has at his command nearly 4,ooW
with which to cope with the snow situa-
lion and at an early hour today he had
40 laborers to report 10 him. lie IN
structed them To be in readiness 10 b gin
work late this afternoon if the weather
conditions permit. explaining that it
was out of the question 10 attempt 10
cIaan the cross walks and cutters while
,be snow is in its present frozen condition.
II was also useless, he said. To attempt
Ia use the snow plow IN clearing the
snow from the cutters lie Is of the
oninion that bN tomorrow afternoon the
weather will have moderat ID sufficiently
to hermit him 10 get to work.
Notwithstanding that the snow and ice
f,,nj amounts to $4,000. Mr. Twohey saws
i n,il1 necessitata considerable economy
on his mart and a scarcity of snow during
fbn remainder of the winter to make il
last He estimates that the present snow
will cost the District approximately s+Go
Tho Commissioners have included in their
estimates to Congress for the next
fiscal ycar an item for an appropriation
of $40 600 for the removal of snow.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NO "a MARYLAND AVENUE NORTH
EAST. Enos Ray ct al. trustees,
to +. Otto Schreiber. lot IL. square
s92. $34I5.
NOS. 1222 AND 1924 18TH STREET
NORTIIWEST-Jame p. Low ct al
To l.. Seward Bacon. lots 1sI and
1ss. square 121o; 81.
WEST ECkINGTON-Andrew VI. Lu-
ker ct uN. TO Efie l.. and Alice V.
Tenly lot 90. block i; $40
NHiTTINGHAM- William Saunders to
George Miles, lot 20; $3.50.
DEA\N oDD-M. f.iiZa5etH Browning ct
vir. John w. - John w Braxtou,
lots II and -; $40
No. 1870 ID STREET NORTHEAST
Michael Flysn er ny. To John I. Nc
Morrow. lot ~, square 74s: $40 John
i Memo row 20 Brids Flynn sans.
property: S1n.
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween X and S strc"ts-t'aaries w
Huguely q ux 10 Dwight J pa4.fe ~.
part lots - and -. st,t4agc IT,: Sip
ECtINGTON-Mi'drrd H. Church. Ia
e nTi:a TtUeaG"il lot :. square =: ~.
BoPBI<S ADDITION Thomas Bones ct
aI trust .... u CaFs.cl-rS ANA Nar-
ssar~t Mckinney. lot ti@ square IL:
INGLESIUE,- Joseph J No rs u ex. IL
,fcuuie r Holmes bot "a btect :. sfa
AARON AND NpNESrCH William =.
Pierce ~ ny. Ia Na,:a 4 Fiilmau. ad-
Inni>tr3ttiX. part. *.
Ei.3GslINCDAI. G"t,r-A COOL. d,
Percy NJ BAILEY ln. ia SlJiarn :;Ip,:
$40
BLo0MINGDAlE- "harles 81. Aiore.la o,
70 Timothy o'Leary, >; =. block
-. Si.e.st
HALE AND y STREETS SOUTHWEST
III chaei J. keane lo Kate T., Ham
n.sr. part 10 -, square CO.: $40
HA%rLE HtfHLANpS- nited Sta:e,
I.attN toglranN - ,toSenh j b:,r-
lfngtcu owen L. kelIar ami Geor-.. II
Judd. trustees lots to :. block u:
$40
l. STRICT 0ETHFAST between ,ali
and lltb 'strects-John = Barnard ct
ny. in knute Ne son. lot -. square
He's. so.
L. STREET S1t'TliNEST bct weel It'll
anni s.h s,r"esS Wi't:am L. Shecn&u
10 Bridget SAeeilan. 10, 30, square 10
$40.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
ARMY and NAVY NEWS
Army Orders.

BY direction OF the President First
Lieut.. Ambrose C. G. Williams Foote
Philippine Scouts. is honorably discha rsed
from fhe service of the United STATE :. by
reason of physical disability. 10 take e.
feet March Is, 1905
Capt solomon Il. Nestal, 3th Cavalry,
is detailed. with his consent. as ca ls.rtic l.
ing quartermaSier at the general hospi-
tai. Fort Bayard. y. NJ, 10 tax effect
May H.. 1905 the date of his retirement
rom active service.
By direction Of the Presiieut anu i:pon
the application o.. First Serst.i Joseph NJ
LeSler, Company B. 9th Infantry, that
soldier Will be placed upon t:c rrtr d
list.
First Lieut.. Allen j. Greer 2sth In
fantry, is detailed as acting judge advo-
cate OF the Department of Mindanao. and
Will proceed TO ZamboanSa. Philippine
Islands, for duty. Lieut.. Greer is relieved
from duty at the recruit depot at Co.
iumbus barracks, Ohio.
BY direction of the President and upon
the application of Quartermaster Sergt.
Patrick Reilly, 18th Infantry. that sol
der will be placed upon the retired list.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
Medico- Chirurgical Society Elects
Officers

The annual meeting of the Med co-chir-
urgical Society of the District of Columbia
was held last evening in the rooms of the
Y. NJ c. A. True RefOrmers' Hall. Fo,-
towing routine business the president read
his annual address Tie election of officers
resulted as follows: DR.. George W. Ca
oaniss. president; DR.. &. w. Childs vice
president; DR. j. W. Mitchell. recording
secretary; DIR. j. c. Bowling. correspond
ing secretary: DR.. Charles n. Marshall,
treasurer; d. j. I'll. Johnson. librarian
Board of censors-Dr. Robert Reyburn.
DR.. F. ]. Shadd. DR.. u. S. Lamb DIR. j.
r. Francis and DIR. A. NJ. Curtis DIR.
John w Mitchell was delegated to read "a
paper before the National Medical Asso-
citation in New York city next August.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
GROUNDING OF THE OSCEoLA.
Ensign Lohr Warned to Be More
Careful in Future.

AS a result of the inquiry into the cir
cumstances attending the recent ground
ing of the naval tug Osceola near Pen
sacola. the Secretary of the Navv has
addressed a letter to Ensign Carl
Lohr. who commanded the small vessel at
the time of the accident. saying that in
view OF the untoward conditions of wind
ana TIDE the department had concluded to
take no further action of a disciplinary
character in his case on account of the
accident to the Osceola, but felt COM
PEELED to admonish him to be more care
lul IN the future. 1T is stated on behalf of
Ensign Lohr that gale was rapina -
the time his ship ran on the rocks and
that he was not familiar with those
waters.
Evening star., 1908-01-24
DYSPEPSHA=PPOOF.

now ANY MEAL CAN BE THOROUGuJy
ENJOYED BY ANY STOMACH
Men. as II rule. are first discovered by their
enemies. Their antagonists turn on the search.
light, and the proof Of merit viii lie In being
able to stand the fash
II was only In this way that Mr. White eve,
knew that dyspepsia one of Mr. BLACKS
worst enemies Sitting face-to-facc at two
by four table, he handed his afflicted friend tho
bill of fare:
Oyster Cocktail Stuffed Olives
Boston Clam Chowder.
Strained Gumbo
Sirloin Steak with Mushrooms
Roast Beef Hash.
Boiled Ok Tongue with Sauerkraut
Lobster a la Newburg.
Baked Pork and Beans.
Combination Crab Salad
Hot Mince Pie
Pineapple Frittcrs
Mr. White ordered little Of each" Mr.
Dyspepsia BLACK ordered crackers and a glass
Of milk. Il had such II big breakfast this morn,
Ing, he said that I'll just take a bite Ia ko.u
you company" 'ut Mr.. White could not ba de-
tei,cd. Il am afraid you can't stand ,br .,lean,
Mr. Black Why don't !nu say You have dvs.
I,"psia and be don. with il: Hpu'n aIways hay,
that hungry look. anyhow. long as sou have
dy>pclsia. Naw, listen. Ny >lomach ,yax in
jnst ~ bad condition as yours at pnc~t i,1r Emf
now can eat anything ut any time For In
st.ner. this clam caoNdrr ar Sirloiu 2t.ak -,
even thc lobster wogld b. just as wrI.ou. =,
my stomach ~ Tnnr crackers aud milk Y,u
dun reaixs how this dyspepsia business is ,ar
bling yen uf y"ur spirit of Your energy and ubI,
ite IT, ihius quickly. | cant help notice IL Van,
ha1rH't Ihc cher and sociablit, you had tl,r,,
months aGo. >.t. III tell ypu " hat IL d..., ,nd
i thareat the rEccrful AIR. White to,,L a Vial from
| sis pocket ami extracted Il wee fab!rt ..Th.r.
Is tablet that confirms n.rcdi,nt ,,,. Grain
~ >hirh di.,>t> :i.'ap grains IL food Far ,,,n
The worst d. si"pti. lis the only tt;u. tb,,
really gives r"lirf. The r"asrn is il rcii.x..,
the stomach "f n'ary all Tie WORK il has Ia a.,
disrsts cNc~NtLine III the stomach ami s;i,nu ..
The gsstric hae. can't g.t along wi;bout Them
They are Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets va, -,
get them .Ht where ..rIn for l.y,. ua,k,..
NeS. /, Is !ru.. Siuart's dyspepsia Tablets all
solut"ly stop hcartburn. naus..i. Indigestion d,s
pepsia of the worst type, sour st,iid-h hIaat,
tct'iing aud All cractaii"ns aud irritation and
freshca and usigdratc IN" stoInarh they chpe,
/ yoa mp. and make yoo get all the GOOD there /.
IN YOUR f"oh. ipu viii forget YOU ever had \
stomach t. worry Yen.
Sand ynlr aud address today and w.
! Will al send yod by mail . sanpI package
FREE. Address T. H. Stuart IT,, LOO Stuart Bldg.
Marshall Mich.