Read the following evidence from a
case of ten years’standing: Mrs. Irene
Cotton of 19 Holies street, Putnam,
Conn., says: “I was a complete mental
and nervous wreck brought on by In
digestion. from which I have suffered
for the past ten years. I was greatly
emaciated, suffered very much from the
stomach, and at times grew so faint and
dizzy that it was with the greatest diffi
culty I was able to keep up and around.
I grew nervous and morose and could
not bear to have any one around me.
Seeing your remedy advertised, I pro
cured a bottle at the George K. Dresser
Pharmacy, and tried it, I am happy to
say, with the most beneficial results. All
those feelings have left me and I feel
better now than I have in the past ten
years, and I ascribe this change to the
effectiveness of Dr. Richards’ Dyspepsia
Tablets.”
For sale by all druggists. Better to
say -Richards’’ twice. Price fifty cents
per bottle. Made by Dr. Richards' Dys
pepsia Tablet Association, 53 Worth
Street, New York.
OH ICO.
Andrew B. Stone is a little better at
bit writing.
The Masters Lathrop are visiting their
cousin, John Gallop.
Mrs. Flora Thurrott it spending a few
days in Rhode Island.
A number from this place attended
the Line Store picnic last Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Sherman presented her
husband with a boy last Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Jennie Pettit is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah
Case.
Rev. O. E. Tourtellotte and wife re
turned from their two weeks' vacation
Friday.
Mrs. Otis Stone and daughter Ethel,
from Worcester, are visiting Mrs. R.
Richardson.
