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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 29, 1902 · page 6

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linss Wins

iISnIIInInnfnnIl Will Ilnl llislIIlIIIIn
tnnmnnisl Snninlu Plnnnllu I

‘ ll Pennlnil Snni Which Is an
llnnniln In llnIII

WASHINGTON Oct. 29. ~AII f‘(' be
I of the early days when religious so ‘I
. V 0‘9”” 01113311th to the willlci‘IieI-Iscs
I ofiAmorlca to found Socialisiic commu
. of 163 was heard yesterday in the Unit-
' State Shpreme court. A decision
blinded down In the case of Christian'
Schwartz and others against John S.
Duns, the well known bandmastcr.
marks the latest chapter in the history
of {he first society of this kind founded
In the United States Incidentally It
reveals how a band of peasants emi-
grating to the wilds of America. nearly
a hundred years ago, founded a coin-
giunlty which now owns land III ”10;

ty of Pittsburg worth $4 000 000 DP“
aides atown asavings bank. and much
other valuable property

The remnant of the licrIIIIIny sock» ‘
ty. which first. settled III llutler coun-
ty, Penm. In 1804. consists of only “a
few aged and infirm vlomcu ‘ accord
in: to the petition filed In the Supreme
court and they are presided over by
Mr Duos. The petitioners arc lhc
descendants of seceders from the old
society; who asseit that the society no .
longer exists. and that the communal
lhuds should be divided. ’l‘hc peli-
lloners say that Duss has sold the
town: of Economy. caused II loss to the
savings bank of over 82.000000 by bad I
‘Inanagement, and placed mortgages.
amounting to 8500.000 upon the soI-ic-‘
ly's real estate. The society owns 3.-
000 acres in the city of Pittsburg.

The court finds that In 1830 the so-
ciety was so alarmed over the schism 1
raised by a malcontent called Lilo;
Count. De Leon that it adopted a by-
law which fixed for all lime the prin-
ciple. of communal ownership and p10- .
vented any such action as the peti
tioners In this case demand. TWP
fore decision was rendered In fnvor of
the defendant.

In a decision rendered by the Sn-
preme court nearly .50 years ago the
history of this strange association is
described. In 1800 there lived In ‘
Wurtemberg one George Rapp. Ilcs-E
oribed as a farmer of cdulation supcr- .
Ior to the simple people about him
Rnpp secretly began to pI'cnI-h a new!
suspel. He preached that the l.orIl
had chosen him as the spiritual Icndcril
‘of the people; that the second advent
of Christ was at hand, and thnl in 0I-'.
der to he saved the people must separw,
ate from the established church and
“ form themselves into a community un- .
Ider his leadership. leave Wurtcmbcrg, ‘
and form themselves into a colony
"either in the Holy Land or lbc l‘InIl-
Ml States of America. In which plIII-eI
.‘hils i would first appear on caII”llI
~\bout 1?. 5 families in 1840 cmigratch
to America and settled in Butler coun- I
ty. Penn. There they found the com-
munistic town of Harmony. sulIso .
quently moving to the prescul town of I
Economy.

Rapp absolutely dominated the so
clety. He enforced celibacy upon the
whole community, and separated hns
hands and wives. Tobacco was for-I
hidden. The character and the amount i,
of the food eaten was prescribed by
ltnpp. He prescribed the cut of the.

 

 

 

 

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clothes to be worn by male and female j.

members alike. Ho enforced ricldlyl

an ordinance prescribing the hours for“

\ labor. rest and eating.
I Rapp's rule lasted until his death. in
I 1847.

bands of a board of elders which now
consists of Dose and a I'elniivc of his.

 

_.__._.__._

i' our or ossrws JAWS.

“When death seemed very near from
II severe stomach and liver trouble.
that I had suffered with for years."
writes P Muse Dnnhnm. N. 0.. ”Dr.
Kings New Life Pills saved my life
and gave perfect health. " Ilesl pills
on earth and only 25c, at Borders
drug store.

HEAVY FREIGHT SPECIALS

 

 

Bunday Specials are the Order, to Re-
lieve Congestion.

I‘Iunvy freight trains are the rule on
till "Ionsolidatcd railroad now and lust
Bil-Io Iy considerable work had to be
done at the local terminal In order to
avoid congestion. it In said. A num.

. boy of special trains luIII lo be scat
out to clear the tracks. Frclghting is
'good both on tho Northampton and the
Nilngatuck railroads.

. ~0TOP THAT COLD.
or It may result III Pneumonia. Bra-
allian Balm Is breaking up Colds when
ever tried almost without exception.
25 600 and 8100 bottles. The (tilt
par r's or l’iolsted s. r

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

w!
WAN FRANCISCO Oct. Zli.~A story
litigious conduct on the part of tho
III-sir and the leavinlglofdthie glen (at:

the hadrons sun II s roll:

on but ‘ the bark (Whom! The
tor sailed from this 30st nearly1a
., or a o with a crew ma e on large y

rimmilissaus and Mexicans. They be

Iodine surly and discontented and Ware
.st Guam and their pieces were on.
‘ltll Ltdr‘msl .i-Iilndm

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘(IIQOSUVC organs, and several ycars’~

, popsin Tablets lo lIc a very safe. pleas

I ly he called a patent medicine. as they ' W

I pal-lingo of Stuart‘s Dyspcpslu 'I‘nblels

When Rnpp died the gochI-n I mud aimed at tho police.
meal: of the society passed into tlleW

s I. .. l v ".6

Basis :oob

I: of Little Bonsfltw Union It is Di-
outed.

Nearly everyone will admit that as a
nation we out too lunch meal and loo, .
little of vegetables and the mains

For business men oillic men and
clerks and in fact IIch'onIo engaged
in sedentary or indoor occupations.
grains. milk and VIIIIII‘Iiables IIIII much
more healthful.

Only m‘en engaged in severe outdoor

mlm nual labor can live on a hoovr meat
Ilmlot and continue in he Illh

As a general rule, moat once Ii day
Ils sufficient for all classics oi‘ mun. wo-
men and children and grains. fruit. and
\cgolllblcs slIolllIl consllfulc lIIII bulk
of food lIliloll. .

liul many of tho mosl nutritious
foods are llliiil- ult oi Illgc IIIIIII and It is
of no use lII aIlesl-I lbuln workcls lo
.cnl largely of grain and vcgclaliics
whom the digestion II4 too wcnk to us
similaie them propcr.Iy

If if: always III-sl to gut tblI bcul. I'II-
soils from our food that soull- simple
'Ind harmless (ligosthc should be talc
on after meals to assist llIc I'clnxod

cxpcrience have prevcn Sluari's ins- 1

ant and effective dlgcslllc and a I'cm-

clly which may be lukcn daily with the

best lcsults ‘ .
Sluar't s Dy spcpsla Tablets lqu hard-

do not not on the bowels nor any p’IIIu.
tlculnr organ. but only on llII- food
onion. They supply what weak slom- iv
nclls lack. pepsin diastasc and by sllul- “
hinting the gastric glands lncrcnsc till-
natural secretion of hydrochloric acid.

People who make a daily pI'ncllcc of
taking one or two of Stuart‘s l)yspcp-‘
sin Tablets after each IIIIIIII ill'lI 'sllrlI
to have perfect digestion which moans
perfect health.

'l‘lIcI'c is ho danger of forming up In
jurious habit as the iahlcis conlnlll
absolutely nothing bul natural diges-
iircs: cocaine, morphine and similar
drugs have no place in u slomnch Iuch
iIIIIIc null Stuart's Dyspepsia 'l‘ublcls
III-II certainly the best known und most
popular of all stomach remedies.

Ask your Ili'ugglsi for a Iil'iy

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1'3. ""’ '

THE GROOM WAS MISSING.
His Father Had Locked Him into His
Room.

llEllllllZN, Ocl. MIMI-ti flu» home of
Miss Allcc 'l‘aylor. III Nl-w .IIIIIIIII.
runny guests had asslIuIlIchl for tIII-
Illill‘l'lagl" of Miss 'I‘nylor lo Gt'lif’tzt‘
l.;‘.lllS()ll. lollor in the Now llrilniu Suv-
;:II:s bank. The hour appointed for
tho ceremony arrived. lIIIl llII- bI'iIlII~
clIIom did not uppcnr. His father
II II»: pI'cscul,
'IV'Il‘U orl'l' lllc aIIscIIcII of her fiance.

Young Illr. Lawson lInIl I'clil'cd to his
room early III lhc day lo pI'cpnI'I-I for
his marriage. find his father had cu-
lII'cly forgollcn him and locked him In,
Finally the elder Mr. Lalnson recalled

('8!!!

and after a week's usc note lbc Im-
movement in bcnlllr nppciiie and her
yous cIIclIIIy.

029 .‘ll

 

MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

 

Man Believed to Have Been Shot In
Quarrcl Over Stolen PrOper-Iy.
i’Ol'Il'l‘l..\Nl). Md, Oct, 2il.~A mun

giving his name as John Lynch. of

Manchester, N, II. but believed in he

William Thompson othcrwise known

as "‘I'lilly Reilly." of this ('lf_\', was

found near the Slockwnlcr IIoIIII. about
four miles from here. ycslcrllny.
and (l\'.llli-{ lie hull 'd IIIIIIlIl III his

IIglIl mist and in his hip. Hc dicd at

iIIl police station Ill WIIsllIIooli say-

ing that ho had been skill and ltlllllvll.

‘lhc police llowevcr, Ilisbcliclc lhi>

sllilcmcnl claiming lbnl he was one of

a palm of burglars who had robbed a

coucral storc II milc. rom tlIII spol

wIII-I'c the wounded IIIIIII was [III'lIl-Il

up. and that ho was shot III a dispute

I.\I-I' IlllI spoils,

lI-Ilsc him and go back with him lo the
u'uillug bI'iIlc IIIIII
'l‘lII-y had a good lunch \\‘lll"ll ilIII mat
for was, explained, bill at first it was
IIO laughing matter.

 

GOE8 LIKE HOT CAKES.

"The fastest selling article 1 herein
my slorc,“ wI'iu-s Ilrllgglst C. T. Smith.
of Davis. Ky.. “is lir. King‘s New iJIsI
covcry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. because Ii always cures. in my
six years of sales it’llns never failed. I
have known It to save sufferers from

lw-I no help from doctors or any olbcr
comedy." Molbcrs I‘cly on ll. III-cl plii‘
siI-ilIIIs prcscribc It. and 1’, ll. llzlxlv:
guarantees satisfaction or will refund
price. Trial bottles free. Regular
sizes. 50c and $1. “

\ Ilosc III tilnc saves Illsc " III.
\‘lI' ooIl‘s Norway Pine Syr;up naiIIrII e
I'culcdv i'or coughs Iolds, pulmonnn
diseases of every sorL

BILL POSTERS INCITE RIOTS.

 

SUIT FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.

Attachment Against Middletown Con.
cern For $20,000.

MIIIIIIJQ’I‘OWN. Oct. 2!l.~—'I‘bc lam
(Illlllllll liorsoless VIIhiclc Company. of
this city. has III-en attached in a null
for $20,000 brought by Harry Mctzgcr
l‘or burns received at tho factory. He
was working at a machine. when gaso-
lcuc cxplodcd burning lIiIn badly ulIIIul
l‘ll' blend and body.

AMERICA'S FAMOUS BEAUTIES
Look with horror on Skin Eruptions.
lllolcllcs. Sores. l’Iqulcs. 'I‘lII-y IloII‘l
lIaI'c tiII-III. nor will any Ulli' who IIsI-s
Iiucklcn's Al‘lllt’a SIIlvc. it glorilic:
'lIu face. Eczcma or Salt llhcum vanish
before it. ll. cures sore lips, IIIIaIIpIIIl
bands, chllblulns. infallible for I’Ilcs

 

Several Arrests Made in Chicago Last
Night.

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.~’I‘wcl\'c striking
bill posters and their sympallllzers
were arrested yesterday for violating
the Injunction issued by Judge Obit-
I'IIIIs. All day the strccls In the \IiIIiII-
ily of tho AIIIcI'icnII posting service of-
lllmu were crowded with angry mob.
Ercl'y attempt lIl \Ilolcnl'c was III"!
with a rush by the police and scl‘crui
poisons \Vt‘f‘t‘ ill'l’i'é-‘ff‘fl. ICIIIIII I’ll'l't'ls‘f
was followed by a volley of stones and

 

Business Agent Murphy and i’alrick
(Iollllcb chIc (IlIaIgIIIl with Inciting
Iiuls. assault and disorderly conduct.
The othcrs were accused of contempt
of f'fllll'l. llonds chIc fIIrIIlslII-Il by
lIllIIl‘ulIys for the IillloII.’

 

CHIEF OLD TABBY

PRICE. Utllli, (irl. BIL—NONI 'l‘llbby,
chief of tho lllnlnlI lltcs as far back
as the memory of the oldest inhabitant

m--..._._..—w . _

ONLY CURE FOR OYSPEPBIA.

Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del. says: "I sufferer! for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
until 1 look Brazilian Iialin. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. "

II or sale by ll. 11. Plnlsied and F. ll
Baxter.

Ilgcll 104 years.

 
 
 

Iween his people and thc whites

...

III..1IL....

.‘ .1. WI“ . II«

STEAMERS IN COLLISION.

Capital City Sank Off Dash Point, .
Washington, Last Night.

TACOMA Wash, Oct. 20. w'l‘ilo
slonmor Capital City. operating b I,
lch-n Olympic Tacoma and Health-Ii,
and the small Canadian fl clnht steam.
or Trailer. Captain Parsons. which was ,
bound from Steveslon B. C, to 'l‘aco-I.
mil. with II cargo of canned salmon. Iol-I
liIchl last night off Dash I’olul. 'Ihc. ,

(Iilpltnl (‘lly. willl passengers aboard
bad It big hole stove in her port a
Bill- illiI-d rapidly and barely had timol.
to run for the beach, where she sankW ‘

BOUND AND OAG‘OEB MARBHALW
Five Masked Man In Gardner "L. as. '
cured 04,000 From Bonk.
onlonoo. on. ail-arm IIImIInIl
and alleging the towu marshal of ourni
nor [11,. last night five masked me .
entered the Exchange National bank ,I
blew open the ‘vnult and escaped with .
84.000. Gardner is 05 miles from Chi I
capo on the Alton road.
WWW

nsLIolous FANATICB m vouK l

O l

YORKTON Asslnlbon October 2
Word has been received by tho Immi "
ration onlclnis that in addition to th
.300 Doukhobors who arrived he
’yeoate3$l:)sy. Il0!) mor‘o are ran the not
on, are prepsr mg to esert the . . 1

villas! and farms. The leaders of til Y . hOllaB’WUf‘k 68.9 ‘ USO
fanatics have no practical nor doi’lnlt I I.
Ides as to future action; they desire,

 

 

 

 

and as anxious as lbI-’

what he lIuIl donc .IIIIII bnstcncll to rev

wI-lldlng gucsls.

Throat and Lung diseases who could .

:35c at F. If. Baxter's drug store. " .

IS DEAD. I

runs. In (lead near WIlItc llock Agency, I

 

 

I.»‘

AN

President‘s Thanksgiving Document

ENTHUSIASTIC DOCUMENT.

easily and wltbdur delay.

Our reasonable prices for the finely made Clothing is another ,
important fealuro which one will find characterizes aafoly &

Brennan '5 Clothing.

Selling Clothing Is not especially new bill the modem method
of having a large and complete stack of Seasonablo and rash-
lanab’le Clothing has greatly Increased the volume of business
and caused if to become popular with the people.

In just this Way we have won over the people. I
inn a large stock of heat effects in durable wearing Clothing for
men. women and children. we are able to satisfy their needs

 

Have you been In to see us yet l
Thurs will be no trouble about credit.

Alli IIII. i

l

Will Re Most Romarkable.

\\'ASIIINII'I‘ON. llcl.
lloosIIyI-ll
'I‘iIIIIIIIsgIrIIIc
llll'l'f' lll'let-I Ililcr llII» I’l’V‘llOll.
be (Inn: of tho ulosl lIIIlllllslas‘t‘ic docu-

IIIcIIls; of

\l'lIillI Hl'lllSl‘. ’l'IIII
I~lI'lkII will.

’0.”
II special

',‘l'lll prosrmrlly of lIIII country will be
the III'III-liI'ul III-ssulllul III' hos.
tililics III lllc l’lIilippilIcs will be (lwl‘ll
upon and llll‘
wIlb lIII llIc Izrcnl powcrs of tho world
will I)“ cmplIasichl.

'l‘bo I’I'IIslIlIIIII I'wls cspcclnlly (*liili‘ll

IIIIlI~Il:

Iu'cr llIII

IIIIIIIII'III lilill llll.‘ IIIIIIIIIinsioII \\‘ll| IIII
IIbIII lo crolrc u Sl‘llli‘ml‘lll of thc IIIf-
fcrcmus lII-lwIacII lllf‘ lIllIIly (IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ
fill-lions llllll u ill Iunkc fulurc (IOIIIlIsIs
of short IluI'IilIIIII.

that tho

ili‘l'l'l‘lll all filllll‘lI

HIS LIFE IN PERIL.
"I just sccmcd to have gonc all to "“'I
wrlics Allin-II line, of Welfare I
“billousncss and a lame. back had
IIIIIIIII lifII a buI'Ileu.
work when I hogan lo use Electric lili-

DIl‘f’l'S.”
'l‘cx.,

fl‘I‘S. lIIIl

III-III. lilil‘ :I lop can col. anything. barn
in rill‘llulll all I IIIIIIII lilil‘ll
rim-p IIIII'. IIIII
'l‘bcy I:I\'c. rigorous health and
now lil.I lo wruk. sickly, rub-down poo
pic. ’l‘l‘y tlIIIIII.

I‘flllll‘ll

work ”

llaxfor’s

OPERATION ON OR. LAPPONI.
ROME.

IIII Iir
sir-inn.

LOOK OUT FOR FEVER.
Illlllousncss and liver
sczisnn IIlily lIII

Ibis

«IIIIIIIIIIIIII: lIIII
Littlc Early Ills-M's,

lII- pill-I IllI IIIIl L’l'llli‘.
buwcls glIIIIIy
reason of llII- lIInII'

Iono IIIIIi

ford i’lIIIIIIunIIIy.
EVANSVILLE.

W':\"1\NSV'114WI!'A‘
boron». lloIII',

Morning:

i.uppoIIi. filo plipc‘s privzlic phy-

\\IIII ls suffcl'iug IIIIIIII illillllll-
IliI-ilis, was successfully pcI'foI'IlIcIl by
In: lllIIzzIIIIII

29.""l’l‘1‘§lillllll

it‘hlli' his annual
pI'IIIIIIIIIInIion ly'o OI‘
lluill

will
found

Irv. lliIId IIIIIIII' givcll out at ibi-
sIIlillIIlliIIlt (II‘ ”I“
of course. be gll'l'll
paragraph by Itsclf: llIc gI-II-
last.

full IIIIII wc am at pcnrc

I IloIIII

oull'onIII of tho strike and is
puny.

ago.

”1‘ docs not licllvrc
f‘OlllllllI-lrlllll will be IIIIIII lo
strikes.

I couldn't (‘ill or

lllcy wIIrkIIIl wonders. Now i

ll‘lll.
“.\ll'.

illllliilil loo woril lull in

Dilly 50c
drug store,

at F. ii.
.0

(iI-lIIlIcI' 2“"TIH‘ npui‘nlilu‘

lIcalllI
unIl
I-I'I-asc
will

disoracrs Ilt
pl'(‘\'|"lllhil by
IIIyIIlI-Iu wIlb lbIWIlls
'I‘III-sc famous lIl»

'l‘lIIII‘ Incl-I,- llIc
IuII copiously. and by
properties giro
slrciuzlb lo llIc glands. (fill;

IND. EDITOR DEAD
lIIII Oilllllt'l 21l~
(‘lulUl‘ of tho IIIVIIIIerIIII

llclnocrnl, is IIIIIIII. lie for-

‘25 ('18.

IIIIIiIly was IIIIIIIIcI'lId wIiIi scrcrnl Illi'l'

ropolIlIIII lIIstpIIIIIIIIs.

Fain I:
He. was, in the can land Invigoralcd coullillou results from
ly days. a friend of Brigham Young. Ilho uslI of llzuuon's iron ’I‘onlc.
and did much to prcsorvc peace lIc-‘
I Plklslcd.

the boot

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Slave if you will, but if you

robusl health and

lcill' skin.

ltls.

blood medicine. 81.00. ILL-‘1‘.

(III (Illlf‘ l‘

Iilcul for

possiblc
lll(‘ \VlIIlI-

WislIr-I',”

sleep nights.

IIInIl," s
that as long as be was III the employ
of lbal corporation he could not Ill'l‘I
pui'c his case for trial as wcll and us
frccly as he could when not connected I
with llle railroad company."

Mr. Moss said the railroad company
ball uol coniribuicd
\\'IslIcII‘s Ilci‘cusd

‘. Moss.

customers

I‘ccolIIIIchIIl
l’ills null 'l‘IIIIiII i’cllcls for attacks of
constipation and
are far better lbnn.strong drugs and‘
lllll('ll (’ilt‘illll‘l‘ lliuu prcsrriplion bills.
(I. (1'. McClure 6i Son thc lending drug-
cisis of Gallup, KyI.
I.i\'l'r Pills

lIlliousncss.

and Tonic Pcilcls
prorcd to be the roost popular and nut-
lsfnclory medicine we ever linlIIllIIIl."I
‘ A trial will convince you of Illolr grcai
superiority over ordinary livel pills
ll. 11 Plaiatcd.
BIG FIRE IN LITTLE ROCK.
Large Plant Partly Destroycdw—Loss.
8 00

LITIJC '. Arli..

TRAGEDY HAUNTS WISKER.

 

Engineer Dreams of Wreck and Anx-
Hills for Speedy Trial.

NEW I (IllK.
Frank Moss is anxious lllilt liu» indict'
IIIIIIIsliIIIglIlIIII
against
March shall be. disposed of as soon as
Wlskcr was the euglnccr of

l'lnins local which was in‘
collision with tho Dunbury cypress In
the Park III'IIIIIIII “mind on January 8
wlIlIII slIchIllIPll lircs wcrII lost.
"This I'llsc is voting lbI- life out of
Sillll Mr. Moss yvsllII‘lllly. "H0
lll‘I‘IllIlH about the fearful lIIllIIslI'opllI-I
Ho Worries about it.
this man."

Wiskcr Is no longer councclcd with
the Now York (V'Ii‘llll‘lll Railroad Com-
‘WL' lcl‘l lIIII I-Iuploy III” ”10 colu-
pany (If his own accord sonic months
l-lI» npplIcIl for work.
wcrc mnur who I'lIfuscIl In I Iuploy lIiIn‘
nllci lllcy lIIIII'ich who bun was.
pIII'FIuls who
in his affairs oblniucli a position flu
IIIIII as I-IIIIIIIIII'I' for Il pI'iyulI- concern

“This icrriblc IlisnsiIIII has IIIIIInlIIII
" \Vlsllcr i'cccully
“I want this matter sclllIIIl.
My poor Wife and Iuolb-
(‘l' lll‘lI‘ worried almost to death.

Mr. Mons was lISlIcIi
‘Icfl the employ of tho Now York (‘Ii'ng

20- -~ i.IIwy III'

which was
M. Wirfirr llISl‘

.-\I last
lnlIIII nu iIIllII'II-sl

told Mr. Moss.
1 cannot

II \'(‘i‘_\' lIIIuIIIIalIllI
"lie I‘l-Illizml

(inc ccnl toward

although It was re
IIIIIIIIIII llIIIl lllc company would scc lo
it lllnl ho was pI'leIII'ly llcfcilllcll.

Any drugglsl who looks more to the
welfare of his friends
llum to
prescription

the in-
Ii‘aIlc.
ltulunll's

'I‘llcy

write:

c

Oct.

last night I’m-Is

 

 

mend Will

:1?” thumbs--
0 once
lblolna’o :’ W

 

am nmhesnd relieve oil the troubles inch
dont no I biliouu stolen! the union-nah a
min after

Dionne-II .slf om
toting. his in the I
Mobil cocoon nu

Distress
be. ill their most
nlho n in c

 

mullahs. (0012“er illlo Wis Pillow
equally ul danish: Wig-longtime; ‘3“ pro-

ilo complain will also
you malldhaiflmmflbulomiihltlmui: 0:3;
I:

 

will find those little 'piilsvol on
that they will not in rub

toms“. of so many lives that him is when

mulls“!-
others do not“

 
 

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L; m _ on ma settlers look much
both:

they say. to convert people and find
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why Wiskcr bad‘

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no.» rule:
plant of tho li“.l(lilt Hardwood Mann.

. W furilu‘iili: to ill “”9 (‘liy Willi WNW ' lcudiug druggish has just I'lIIIIIclchl nu-
dcsi roy ed
8100. 000; covclcd by Insurance.

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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No. IO South Main Street, South Norwalk. M

WHAT A LITTLE SPARK DID.l CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
Started a Fire Which Caused Damage I Got Possession of a Match While L)“
of $100,000. ing in Its Crib.

LA FORTE I‘IIx. OIt. two-An on- i NEW LONDON Oct 29. —A two-
glue spank yf‘slfl‘flfly afleIMIIoon stall ‘ycaIuIIld son of Jesse Moon of this
IIII a prane fuc A freight train fol- I city was left alone in his crib fora
lowing fanned the blaze and cotton on 1 short time yesterday and it is suppos-

a lint car was Ignited. 'IIIc entire ed got possession of a match. The
tIniu with tho cxccptlon of the engine Crib and the child were found In
and one (In of cotton was burned .iiamcs and the child was so badly

'I‘IIc loss amounts to $100,000. No III I burned that it died.
surnncc. I

The entire lIIcalmcnt of Ramon's

 

 

 

 

THE NEW CENTURY
begins with no medicine better than
Livcr Pills and Tonic Pcllcls for con Calcui‘a Solvent the new medicine for
stlpntlon, costs but 2:1 ccnls~mcdlciue I diseases of the Liver_ Kidneys. Stom-
for n monllr pleasant in take and thor- Inch and Blood. it Is up to the high
(High In “(‘Ilnll- Mk 5'01" dealer for water mark of progress. It cures
Rnnmn's. ll ll lllalstcd. ” cases in which the earlier and less

_-__________ scientific remedies failed. It repre-
CHICAGO'S L088 IN UNCOLLECT'W sents the experience and study of
ED TAXES. 1 many years. Discovered by Dr. David
CHICAGO. Uf'tOblII‘ 20min ten years‘ Kennedy. Kennedy ROW. Kingston. N-
the city of Chicago has lost 35.010000 '. Y.
in uucollcctcd taxes. A report show-I .._.._.___..._.__.._
lug this and Ich-laring llIc lax assess FOREIGN LEASES IN JAPAN-
ing and collecting mcthods of tho couu- PARIS OIi. 28.~Forcigu Ministcr
tr full of (Nero. abuses and InvstcricsW Delcagse announced today that Germ-
has llt‘l‘l) placed in thc hands of CIIIII‘I any, Great Britain and France had
lI'olch' McOaIIII by expcrl nccouulanls,I agreed with Japan to submit to The
who IIIIvc been examining the books; Hague arbitration court the exact in-
of Lhi‘ lIOllIlly trcasurcr. I tcrprctntion of existing treaties deal-
~—------ lug with the holding of perpetual leas-

THE WORST FORM . cs of property by foreigners in Japan,

Mullitudos are singing the praises of W " '_““"‘
l\()(lol. the new discovery thI-II iFl Pecule seem to have become cure-
nInl.lug so many sick people well and ' less and negligent-at least. the many
wcnk people strong by digesting what 'I accidents reported DOIllt that way.
they cut, by cleansing and sweetening? Siirains. bruises. burns and cuts arc
lilo Slomill'll and by transforming their instantly relieved and quickly cured.
food into the kind of pure. rich. red howevcr. by the 1150 Of Ramou’s Newfl
blood that makes you feel good all 0V- and Billie 0“. 25 cents. R. H. P1815-

:Mrs CI Iunl’lll, ofTroy. l. T. writes: ted. "'
Flor a number of years I WIIII'ItIOIIlIIeIl1 W
with Indigestion and dyspepsia which SEIZED $1.000 WORTH OF OPIUM«
mow into the must. form Finally IW SEATTLE. Wash October 2 —
was induced louse Kodol and after us I Flghty pounds of opium worth 81. 000
mg four bottles I am cntIIely cured. which a Chinese sI'lcwaId on the coast
1 heartily recommend Kodol to all suf- I survey steamer Gedncy will be charged

 

 

furs from Iudlgcstlon and dl'SDf'DSlfl with attempting to smuggle from VIII-
Take a dose after meals. It digests lorla lo Seaiilc, has been seized on
what you cut. Clifford Pharmacy. board the cutter by customs Inspec'tols.
m , A I'onrcisutiou Ill-aid by Secretary of
DEBATE tlIc Treasury Shaw' 5 young 8011.”.
PRINCETON. N. .1. 0m, gfllw’flni cat on tho (lcducy. lcd lo the dis-
l'rincclon intercollegiate Ilclialing ”WWI"-
I comnlillcc announced today the follow.‘.
lug duoslion for lilo ilIlI'vard-l’rinco» NATURAL ANXIETY.
ion Ilebnle to be held In Alexander Mothers rcgarl’i approaching winlcr
lInll, floccmbcr 12: “Resolved. That with uncssincss. children take cold so
wiII-IIcIoI' III llIII event of domestic easily. No disease costs more little
riolcnco lives and property are not lives than croup. Its attack ls so and-
ndcquniely pIIolI-I-lcd by a stole it is I den that the suffercr ls often beyond
for the public good that tho president I lllImaII old bchro the doctor arrives.
should balc power to aIIoId prolcc‘llou Slli II cases ylolll readily to One Mili-
without the application for the stair Iifc Cough CIIrII. Liqulfios the mucus.
. for federal aid.“ The question has alloys inflammation, removes danger.
been submitted lo Harvard for I::,lIolII~ Absolutely safe. Acts immediately
of silica which will bc llluili' bcfoIIII No I CIII'IIs coughs colds grip, bronchlus.
vembcr 0.1 all throat and lung trouble. F. 8. Mc-
I‘Mallon. Hampton. flu": “A bad cold
In our last Issue we failed to men IIIInIlIIII'eIl me voiceless just before an
lion lhc fact lIIIil ll, ll. I’lnlslcd. our . oratorlcnl contest. I intended to will»
draw, but took One Minute Cough
Ioibcr shipment of the famous llnmoii's . CHILI. ll. rcslorcll my voice In time i”
Illiunllsh Cough Syrup. For fall and Win the modal." Cllfmrd Pharmacy.
winici' coughs and colds ii In I‘l‘f'OmI I "

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. mended as the boot yot Introducedl ‘M‘W
I here. Only 25c per bottle. ll. II. i’luls- MAY EMPLOV MALE LOBBYIBT.
ted. “ I 1310 El MOINEB. lil. Oct. 29~MruI llnl-

 

~——-— ~— IIIII'.II president of the ill uni Suffrn o
RECEPTION AT HILLSIDE. I Soc lcly of Iowa. urged tilgorxanizallgu

Carlin mum hm." “Immi for n rcccp at Its annual convcntluu now In scri-
llIIII III on I.IvIIII ill ' IIIIIIIIIIIIII 'l‘licuduy I slim hcrr to mulIluy It mule lobbyist
cvcnlng. to Mini. Woollcr and Min I Instead of II woman to bless equal nuf‘
lI‘runcop Hull plt‘f'f' 0 Who are u, speakl franc legislation III the lows general
that Ilflcrnoon Ill lilo lIxcrI'IsI-s incl Illiifll‘mlill’.

dculni to lllc 250th unulvmsnry of till-l . .. I _, I .. .
I3 ll “"8 0? WW.

founding of the Norwnlk (JIIIIgIIcgn-l
llomll Church.
New on Then. lsfoiy Depends on ”no;
Wells and III Bravo flint-on.

FORTV YEARS' TORTURE.
To be relieved from n torturing dis- ‘ . I
case after 40 years' torture might well If 7°“ “A I wore “await“; “ mm" W”
lhonld, of course, look csfklclnlly to those
plum whom the walls were lowest and
weakest. Now the human body i» In castle.

cause the gratitude of anyone. That is

what DoWItt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo did
The better we understand where our weak
spots are and how to cover them from III.

for 0 Nancy. Geneva. 0. He says:
”DoWittu Witch Hazel illslvs cured
Inc of piles after I '11“ suffered 40
years." .uros cuts 'burnn. Wounds. . mm,
skin diseases. Beware of counterfolts wekmtlm 13: Std“ $3132 {53:}. When $021,;
”mom ”WW om mfimmi maIII’IIl vaginal? 3.9
, ensm minimum in n on;
RAILROAD womngcw a mafia “WW 'l'gobndthlngl. tiewastemtbolm.
CHICAGO OcIIIIIeII summon IIIIIII- IIIMIII’W‘WII. My?“ “$3321;
sand shopmeh employed by the (”flow the Lungs. m. Bowel». pm my... I)...
go It Alton iinllromi the Tribune says 3mm one four scavengers. But when
the first three are bothered by indigestion
mid skin has more work
thsnltonndo.

are to get an advance of 2 cents an
hour beginning November 1. The in-
flow the man unfrozen his
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will affect the machinists boilcrmak
ers. repairers and general workers In
all the shops of the system. The men
ask for a fist increase of 20 per cent.
The compromise gives machinists 30
cents an hour. boiiormnksrs a little
less. and the general men 25 cents.

October’ china

crease will approximate all) 000 and
at once. Inflammation II ll»

{2:12.39 poison was to weak spots and be

61W! cynical clean with the new
Odom Solvent discovered by
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