A solenooi .or
iii. a...
”'il’°lil’l‘.§f.'
the Na-
. t port are
fill: any pleasing charac-
day. he bank
closed. .to that 0.0le
”tion the comptroller at Wash-
when: urn
llls Fe per.
National Bank,
1 knpcltI-Idown
old “ass. receiver and that
Irrived here and taken .
l
'bn‘ of the government served 1
I“addltlonsl fear on the part;
. Wasted ones that the!
H. ill fact, failed." but the in-
~ i . 7. is given out that its condi-
- I to practically the same as yes-
.. its omcials still adhere to
1' e dWon that its deposi-
'F9 ii. ,
pro tative's of other es-
air that of Francis Jelllif are
“ as laid freely on the condi-
'as.well as of the fact that thell
tam Ire fully indemnified against
0 E. Jelliff refines .to confirm.
. "titre In): IIll-{ht on the con-
.l'l'm . elllit estate. It
‘ in; hoireyer. that
or no’ bond in this
“will be heavy. '
‘of import vouch
'ssfsd It the- bank, nor Is there liable
ti new for some time pending a thorough
mums not no affairs
a"Tint molt!“ dlde of the case is in
t e flattened llom’e. The wifeirei‘uses
or utervl wed; n truth
idol": #0?er SaddaVorsgw intrude up
the sacredness of her home at this
9. Yesterday she called her ser
ragtogether and is represented as
meow” thIt on June 1 their
w
bent); longer required.
. that not bills mites she unable to keep
' them, but could not pay their salaries
One of the maids spoke up informing
Mrs. Sherwood that' not only would
they not_ [I’ve or at this particular
time but would elp her and also pay
hear Such evidence of the
truest kind of humanity moved thc dc
d'witeI to tsIrI.I ,.
other sources voluntary subscrlp;
tlo'ns are being cased, and it is re
ported now that a purse of I. 500 will be
given Mrs. Sherwood. It is not an
" evidence of any indifference on the poll
of her father-in-law, brother-in law or
others to her. situation or needs bllt as
I. token of heartfelt.- sympathy and rt»
”duets is a blind belle that the home
yiie say id to her on the ground
fill at pa lents‘ paid for it " but the
potty in in the name of the default-
ughtashier and the legality of the at
meat to satisfy claims against him
is :not dilestioned. Meantime 0.
Bllh'rymdd commas to cover his track's
and his whereabouts.
eerie or THE asvoaurlon.
Iel'l‘l of deMq in Ba'lscts Officers fol-
‘2“ ' tits Anabel blasting.
The board of managers of the Sons
0: all Revolution" in mhnectfiut 'lle'd
I. in r 9126, at t A II
“glfitrtfort'lvm Tuesday afternooyu.
committee on nominations report-
agate following selection of “all.“ to
' ‘elected at the annual meeti
dent ex-Governor Morgan G.
slay; . ironies-president. the Hon.
secretary, ex AI-
Wokelield; treasur
.“Wess‘els; registrar.
. ' Wohsplain, the Rev. l“. R.
- . .5; board of managers," A.
- Delafleld. O. W Birdseye R. N.
.1 ' d. J. 0. Jones, D. H. Gould.
“Street, M. Burton Rogers. l-‘. H
n
4
mmittee was appointed to ar-
the spuusl meeting and cole-
with"; Haddam on Bunker
I -'f in which the New
moi: “(3111')" 'Id.' the ladies‘ society
nnv
ited to participate.
oIIitr waao's FATAL FALL.
l
is Gordan Mason Killed at North
Stamford.
gag}? son llvi at Ma»
ltii aurora, fell from
nwhich he was repairing
hey, at ‘i: 30 M yafternoon.
.PI‘LM trill h
pi: clan was on led. but te
ins dead before he arrived. At
rdsy afternoon the case was
to ledicai Examiner Sherrlll
m “blush on
’l» - I employ for such work
.whether or not he
tooling and therefore pa
by the fall; was taken arm
of I909iexyI or was ove
sci md
l; federal
‘ afternoon.
Ridge physician. In his
'I. d mfrlc
’ was do”, when lie Ir-
y
_ lt‘wss retort-Idol
l
'rtts NAnIIWGONVMtON.
Pnossdlngs' If the Isvsnth Day of the
N 0 Monthly.
“The 'l I'lil'llls's of the proceed-
of "the seven day of the conven-
of the Uni Hatters of North
crch. now in session in New York
city. follow: ’ “
MORNING SESSION.
The convention was called to order
at the anal hour. by President Moffltt.
Roi
sIIprt-la'l order which was set
down. {01:1 I. tn.. t od.sy was taken
"D. Im ltideon resident 3 ad-
dress ’I report all ollows:
l. to plIolng labels in
or seconds the commlt~
ice I m ds strict enforcement of
ths‘Ilpral la a. No. Sand No.19. .
pulllI ltlAttei of having ugcnls
organisation on the
‘s’ tiI advertising our
orig dliicreut 0|-
‘e'stiug. etc. etc.
'Itu's In .lh9 Iiu'ggefi:
ofthc '
. it we
to that ill 'i,
if
m er of affiliatlng
w h the ti t'enl. lll‘anchcs of but
making be r r'l'ed to the convention
for general Illssl n.
't. Then . ll pntd. Iel‘ommeudation
to IQ" ye thp (9 r W. u'stionft‘l officers
undli eat as r9. it Was decid»
ed. that"6 "‘6 do our in the recommenda~
fl ns offlh “i. out.
We concur" tits recommenda-
of the presldéul! that the national
e be removed to ccntlul location
l'n the City of New Tolk.
fl. in regard to the mé'mbeltl not
paying the proper percentage of their
earnings. Wt‘ concur in the recommen-
dation of the president and recommcnd
that there be a fine often ($10001 dol-
lars against any offender for oath of-
fetisc
7. in the matter of a national mot-
tutu v fund we recommend that it be
referred to the convention for general
discussion.
We Iecommeud that the convention
take up the 'mtltt9r of settling the
qtlestion of hats in the rough.
9. That it was the sense of the com-
mittee that the rest of the president's
address be recommended to the coll~
ventlon to be adopted in the whole.
The flrst proposition was concurred
in by the convention.
The second was also concurred in.
The third was referred to "new bus-
fuses."
The fifth was taken tip. Motion madl-
to non-concur in the report of the com-
mittee. General discussion cusucd.
motion to nun-concur was put to a vote
and lost. A motion was made to con-
cur ln the rcport of the committce.
'l‘hc motion was carried.
The sixth proposition was adopted
by the convention
The seventh plopositlou was adopt-
cd and was laid over to "new bllsl~
llcss."
The eighth was referred to the com.
mlttce ‘on uniform bill.
Senator Bailey. of Bolhcl. Conn. ad-
dresscd the convention at some length
giving some excellent advice and sug-
gestlous His remarks were loudly ap-
plauded. Herbert N. Chosen addressed
the conventionin reference to a book
he had published. The thanks of thc
convention wcrc givcn to Mr. Casson.
The convention went into cxecutiw
session. ' After th9 executive matter
had been disposed of an extract front a
Newark. N. .l.. paper was read On
motion it was referrcd to the. commit-
lec on resolutions.
The convention thcn adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention was called to order
at the usual hour. Roll called.
ti
ed as followu:
Resolved. That this convention cnw
dorse all llnlon labels. and that the na-
tional and local associations be particu- .
larly instructed to have all printing of
this otganisatlon done by union print-
ers .and must bear the labcl of the al-
lied printers‘ label if at all pessible to
get it.
Thc convention concurred in the re-
port of the committee. The following
was r900l'ted favorably by the commit-
tee:
Resolved, That we condemn the
statement published in the Newark
Daily Advertiser of Saturday. May l6.-
1903. purporting to emeaate from a Mr
Gillhcin at a meeting of the Esscx'
Trades Council of New Jersey. and that
the ex- board of this association be em-
powered tb Inppsar at a meeting of said .
council and refute said statement
It was adopted by the convention.
The protest of local 0 against the ac-
tion of the board bf directors in the
case of Wm. Murphy whose line had
been reduced from five hundred dollars
to one hundred and fifty dollars was
room‘s to the committee on applica-
tions and grievances.
The appeal of Louis Langer was re-':
fern . .. ecu ttee.
A'Pcibiglllt'lilmcn "with batters of
Haverhill. Mass. in reference to their
being admitted Into the Hatters' Un-
ion. was referred to new business.
The committee on applications and
ruled. in favor of grant-
following petso the
firms ‘wd's fixed at Mugging
dollars in each easel: T. L. Eckerson,
hl‘tll’lli’ roster George 0'.0 0riEn.W
Bali-rd A. s. Judson. H. A. Smith. J.
3 Dnrhln. E. J. Cunningham. John
Taler. C. J. O'Connor. George ,Mc
(zeal-go flurdlolr. deems Ii.
."I'I'Ils at J Morris: Tony Mack.
Ch lee Rickenhouse. Julius Young.
cums- Yackal. Jr. James B Hayes.
Th f in “links
m fora‘ea‘ 2313“” or flaw
list I ‘ ‘Mfm bythem dom-
mlttee. be' foregoing report was Id~
Why the «creation:
The following was
33mm would.“ it')" the ”t has.
the cochlttee o'a
cred:
91:! seetlon of Ar-
mlnsert the word ‘
f h monogram of the
0 3 RP
'fl long y "tl'l'bgc tideloMoolf' place The
previous question was ordered.
A point of order was made that as
all of the trimbls't‘s'" unlbns have not
:I ed to be affiliated we. cannot take
ay action. The chull decided the
point well ta on.
th'e tlimmors not being organised in
Motion calried.
Ptopositiou No. 4 of thc lepmt of thc'
committee was ucxt takcll up. Motion
made that the vice-president and trees
urcl got a snlutv of twclve huudlcd
dollals path.
bc lcfelretl to thc tommlttec on tevls-
loll of the constitution and by laws.
Amcndment to the amendment
for a referendum votc,
"I‘lle chair ruled the latter amend-
m9ut out of Olllt'l. The amendment
was pltt to a vote anti carried.
tlonal death benefit was then taken up.
The following papcr was presented:
AmelIlt-II establish ti death benefit fund:
of $100.
All m'cnlbcls shall pay an assessment
of .u. fol each depth.
four hundred dollals shall be set aside
to be usbd as a defense fund.
Ally member who is five death as‘
~6R~llflélil8 In arrears Ishilll not be outl-
tied to the death beiieht.
Any member of thli association who
may, engage in any other line of busi-
cl‘lt so long as he continues to pay ha
assessments and is not flvc assess
men‘ts in arrears.
Charis M. Whitaker. Delegate.
ferred to the committee on revision of
the constitution and by- laws.
carried
Th9 following paper was prescutcd:
To amend Article lV. Section 3. of
woids “twn- thllds" on the third line
and insert the word “majority.'
it Wits referrcd to the committee oni
revision of the constitution and by-
laws.
Motion made that no amendments to
the constitution or by- -laws. nor resolu-
tions of any kind shall be received af-
Tuesday. May 19. 1903. except by unall-
lmous consent Motion c.arricd
The convention then adjourned.
u..—
ODD FELLOWS’ CONVENTION.
Grand Mastsi‘
"The session of the Odd Fellows o
the State. held yesterday in New Hav-
enI was attended by the following from
Norwalk: Past Grand Master tion-
gtessman E J. Hill and Past Grand
Muslel Bradlmh .Kcilh of Our llroth-
9rs‘ Lodge Past Grand Master and
District Deputy D. Burr Beach. Past
lrauk ii. Hoyt and Past Grand
Hubett S. Mitchell. Postmaster
Keith had a special honor conferred'
miltcc was appointed to prdcure
cclvad a handsome jug of ice water.
These oficers were elected for the
coming year:
IR Upson of Plafnvllle: deputy grand
master. Cabin 8. Davis. of New Lo
l
l
'Motlon ma 9 that in consequence of
all of the distticls we refer the whole '
m'httcr to the gcuctal cxccutive board. ‘
l
Amon'dmcut offclcd that thc mattcl .'
that l
thc matter be rcferrctl to the locals‘
5 An'
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WMN‘A
i
All nature is sick from her heels to'
her hair,
When a toilet is ollt of a job;
She is sll‘oul of klltel an' out of rc-
purl
When a shot is. out of a job:
Ain't no bloc in the cutth an‘ no soil
in the sea; ’
All' the tullvcrsc sin“ I what it' s c rtlckcd
up to be.
When a fcllct it‘ (flit of a 10!):
What's illc good of blue skies ull‘ ol
blossomln' from.
When It toilet is out of a job?
When youi boy flail Inigo putcllcs oil
bath of his knees?
Au' ll teller is out of a job?
Tilt-m patches. i say. look so big to
your eye .
That they shill out thc lan‘scapc uu‘
cover the sky.
the still can't shlnc through
best it can try,
When a foller is Gill 0! a job;
The question of establishing a nu- ‘ when a man 1“... no part in the work
of thc eullh
When a teller is out of a Job:
That the, United Hatters of Nulth He feels the whole bluuderin‘ mlstaltc
of his birth
When a fcllcr is out of a job;
l
..m|ne_glect of wdmlng symptot'tul
will soon prostrate a woman.
She thinks woman’ a. safeguard
ls Lydia E. Mkham‘ 5 Vegetable
Compound.
‘ ignorance and llcglcct arc the
, citttfl of untold fclnalc suffering. not
only nith tllc Luvsof htultll lull “llll
Hc feels he‘s no shalc in the whole . thccluluccnfaculc ldiiluot hccdtllc
of the plan;
All moné'1' toilectetl over the sum oil Tlutt lIc' s got the mittcn from naturo' a
own han‘;
Tllnt he's a rejected and loft-over man.
When a teller ls out of a job.
I_
"h‘0I you 've just lost your hold with tho
lost of the crowd
thn it fellcr is out of a job:
hells shall be entitled to this death bell- All' you “.91 m“. a dead man with nary
a shroud.
thn a roller is out of a job.
. You alc crawlin uroun‘, hilt ycr out of
the constitution by stlilting out thc‘
i
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f owner could
of his tltlc and M mutual consent all I said impressively
tics agreed on u Icul estate man nli‘ll. can 10u all lll‘l'll lllc'."
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the game;
Motion made that the matter U? N“ i You iliav bl-stlc about blit yer ilcad
just the saute:
MONO“ \’cr dead with no tombstone to puff up
ycv' name
thu a fellcr is out of u job.
'5 Honey and Tar
(remade. aura No opiates
Andrew (lurncgic. while sojourning
in h‘iolitiu. was told that an Amcllctlu
woman questioned his right to a clear
title to Skibo castle.
"Sort of a slur on your deed.‘
Noelle
said
ter the hour of l: o'tlock. noon. on'oue ol' the company.
'Rathcr a Highland fling.
tho phllsnthtoplsl illdiffelcntlyI
l
1 91-55. x.--...‘..__-
“timings of hcudtlchcs. mgunic ptllus ‘
und gent-cal wcurlucss until 1 was
well nigh prosttutctl. i knew i had to
do smut-thing. llap iii I did lllc right
thing. i took L1 a la. Plnkhmn' s
\' egcfablc Compound faithfully
according to directions. and was Ic-
worded in a few wccks to find that my
itchcs and hills tlisnyhpcurcd and I
again felt. f tI'glovo of faith thlollgh
l)0(l_\ Since I havc bcen wall 1
llhyc bcen more c.arcfttl l have also
advised a unmbcr of thy sick diced.
to iakc Lydia E. Pluklmlu’s Veto-
tulllc Compound, and they frau-
ncver had reason to be sorry. Yours
very truly, Mus. MAl h‘sluussks. 2m
South'ifhflt. .Mlnnea lls.Mlnn." (Mrs.
Fairbanks is one of l cmost successful
and highest salaried travelling sales-
w omcn in the West. 145000 Iorfelfl/nllglsal
III-toss lot for ands; gamlussussanofbspmducsd
When women are troubled with
irregullr. suppressed or painful mcn-
strustlon. lcllcorrhtra. displace e.m9nt.
cfc. . remember. there is one trlcd and
true remedy. Lydia l'}. Pinkllam' s
Vegetfible Compound.
During his present foreign tour Sou~
' remarltcd i sit seems to be gaining ateputatiou as
a wit 'l “'0 weeks ago he and his com-
The conversation turned to the pos- . pain were giving concerts in lrelalld.
I session of teal oblate and the pessillili- . and after one of tho pcrfollllauccs ill
I ms of claimants appealing years uftcr ‘ ( ork thc audience. lcfusiug to he eat-
to prison owucl‘i‘» lp
f“ptopclty which Was in dispute
pm
who should tukc c‘htlige of the cus9.
After listening to Iltllms and Iotln-i
[ tcrclaimu. thc rcal catate dealer agreed
l
ihuudred years ltl‘llli uu ant estiv which ford Del.
:would undoubtc lv rcvcul an unlimited cd in loy‘ life.
on hint of reading all the leports, and l number n, Smiths. y ' s
for his abilitt in doing this a com- iilmlilil‘d the mtitlcr.
Grand master. “whit-unit! in II short time
to assume the lnlcstigstlon. but on one
tonditiou-uouc of th9 ancestors of the
contestants must. have borne the name
of Smith. ltafhci than go back SCVt‘llll
the. claimants
suitable present for him. and he re lA FARMER CURED 0F RHEUMA-
TIBM
‘A map “link on a farm near hct‘c
ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. l hand-
ed lllnl a bottle of Chamberlain 8 Pain
ido‘n; grand warden Sidney W- CW ‘ Balm and told him to use it freely and
Conger. 0' Brldselmrl' grand secretaryw if not satisfied filter using it he nccdi
Flank Hotsford: grand treasurer W.
ll.
James A.
Marigod: grand
arpontfler New Haven.
l
leprt-seutatlvo.§ tier. of Puticns‘ .iiiills N. Y
days later hc walked into the store aslfl." for me all
not pay a cent for it”
.\ Story was ll." . isflctl with tho usual "cncole
Frank 3- U950". 0" Flatt-ville, Chosen laletl of .l \illli'il lc piece of Boston kcpt clamoring fill a speech.
’l‘hc‘ .
not resist an investigation i the platform and.
‘ ms mmnam um.
Bank clerks annually and necessar-
ily require satisfactory identification of
persons who ask to have checks cashed.
The same rule is followed in the post-
otiicc by clerks who cash money orders.
but what the nature of the Identifica-
tion shall be and by whomIare matters
crctlon of the clerk. The Boston Her-
ultl tells a story in which R dog bore
witucss to his master's identity.
A Boston business man called at the
postal order department to get an or-
der cashed. bill the clerk in attendance
had only recently Jl‘l’ll appointed. He
sold the caller would have to boldeutl-
fit-d before payment could be made.
“Wily. i have had hundreds of orders
cashed here." he rcpllctl. with a show
of impatience. "Isn‘t thcrc some ollc
hcrc who knows me. “"
‘ -‘l m the only one on dtlty just now.
The othels one out to luncheon,” said
lhc clcl'lt.
"Will you ttlkc lhc inscription on llly
dog's collar as sufficient identification?"
was asked.
":l'ea that “ill be Itcceptablc."
The man whistlctl f0I his tcrllcl and.
taking him in his aims. “boosted” him
up to the window The clelk loud the
ntlmc and lldtllC>S on the collar and
paid the order.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may Icsult in Pneumonia. Bitt-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds whcn-
ever tried, almost without GXl'f‘l)ll0ll.i
1025 60c and Ii .00 bottles. The Clif-
folmd Baxtel' s or Plalsted' s.
with the cloping couplc. “Do not take
her back." plcadcd the young man.
trcmbliug almost. as much as the motor
in his automobile. "Take her back?"
echoed the stern pnrcnt. “Why. 1 MW
come to bring her perfume and chew-
ing gum so she would never have an
cXcusc for
Daily News.
QUICK ARREST.
.l. A. Gulledgc of Verbena Ala was.
twlcc in the haspltal from a severe
case of plies causing 24 tumors.
doctors and all remedies failed, Buck-
lt conquers aches and kills pain.
at F. H. Baxter's. llruggiat.
l‘l‘ tbecomlng cquully
him.
Tribune.
bow.
Finally Sousa stepped to the front of
missing his hand
"Lutllcs and gclllle-
l‘hctc was the usual “\ch
"Then i wish you all good night." rc—
. plied tllc conductor. and promptly
lwulkctl off the static.
SAVED A BOY‘B LIFE.
Captain H. Hubbard. of Mll-
says: "Bl'Izillan Balm sav-
llc began just like
the. one we lost with :roup, W9. gave
' hltu a fcw doses. . He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right if] the mom-
hits
lug.“ For sale by it. ii. Plaistcd F.‘
ii. Baxter, and The Clifford Phar-
[11le l.
(""uitcspmltlcnt—-“You saw what the lie of Dr. Kings New Discovery then
We infallible
pllpcrs said about you this nlollllug l
prcsllmc?"
Rctmucil Milllouuilc tplcsidctlt of ii
that there wasn't a
Tho-r9 hrs at present 130” membersl straight as a string and handed me a weld of truth in it.‘ “—Chlcago Tribun9.ii
The committee on resolutions repel-L; in the state. as against l7 .68i last year. i “0"“, mm“: give me another but -————-
members' were initiat‘
2H wete
0f the gain 914
9d and of the losses
death.
The total l9cclpls fol
lodges for 1902 were 3167 869 09: paldl
fol relief $7l. 380.17: for oxpénsfl.‘
tn. 0.8.12; total expense Ilhfiiosflz ‘H “n.1,. d1. . .
(infill! m“ 9 ed sa 1 down 1e strettt
l9avlng '26. 487. 80 gain
ycar. The total funds are 8530 014. 95.
There were present at the conven-
Illon Grand Sire Pinkerton. of‘ New ll pnn his face yo look of care.
.B9dfortl, 'Mass.. and Grand Master
Wicher and Grand Secretary Perkins. \ o verl pmwa‘df despair
of Massachusetts Grand liodge. The
gthrea ga've short speeches during the Not far llway ye reason lagged
afternoon.
N0 CLOTHaIeI an PAIsggLI.
Railroads Won't rm Bathing suit.
Unless Properly lagged.
A rule he been pl'pnmigated on the
Consolidated railroad that hereafter no]
loose articles of élothing like batuInIg
suits skirts and the like; or such mis-
cellaneous articles as clammlng‘ hoes
‘table ware, shoes. will. be checked to
,be carried in the baggage cars of the
'company unless properly bagged for
safe carriage.
Hitherto such bundles have been
very common on the seashore trains.
and Is they have not been properly
tied up. they have arrived at their des-
tinations the worse for the wear in
many cases.
This has resulted in complaints
from the parties to whom the "chains
belonged. IndI has brought about as
eorder not to receive such goods here-
after unless p'mfisrly cared for.
erhusba'nd never
Madge—She saysM
agrees with hg'rhi
could she es ?
star. *New York Sun.”
married a lob-
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rjorie—What else P
lie of (‘hambcrlsin's Pain Bglm l
“3" want it in the housc all the time for it
cilletl m9."‘ For sale by Stillsou
and Clifford Pharmacy.
His bodle much Iskew
Like one ve bottom of whose recto
Were coated ocr with glue
Was painful for too sec
And fallen di'g'pitee.
And yct ‘twas a hPalH‘i-ll‘lllllll
=Ye lcft lcgge of his trowscrs ssggcll.
H9 busted a slispcnrler
Foley '3 Kidney Care
makes kidneys in! bladder right.
thtlc Mae-4s a man who hunts rats
called a rafter. ma?
.“1 suppose so.» my dear.
Little“ Moe—Then a woman who
hunts moths must be a mothers. ain‘t
she, min—Chicago Daily News.
CHAMBERLAIN! O-‘I‘OMAOH AND
LIVER TABLETSIETTER THAN
PILLS. ~
The question has been asked. in
what way are Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to pills!
Our answer ill-They are easier and
more pleasant to take more gentle
and mild in their action and more re-
liable. as they can always be depend-
ed upon. Then they cleanse. and in-
vigorate the stomach and leave the
bowels in s,natural condition. while
ills are more harsh in effect and their
use is often followed by constipation
tion. Baxter Pharmacy and Clifford
PhIrmacy. s'.
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A VIVOflD To IOYI.
You are made to be kind boys gou-
erous magnesium!
If there is a boy in school who has I
elub~foot. don't let him know you ever
saw it.
if there is s' poor boy with ragged
II. don‘t talk about ran in bl!
hen
if the'r'e is a lame boy assign him
some part in the game that doesn tre-
nnlre running. I '
if there is a hungry one give him
In" of sour dhssr
ll tile" II a dull one. help him learn
hls‘lsssaa
“Miss brightens, henotsn-
subordinate Powell Corporiltlou Baxter Pharmacyi '08! resulting in a wonderful
A STARTLING TEST.
To save a life. Dr. T G Melrltt of
No Mchoopany. Pa. made a startling
cult-
lwllh violent hemorrhages. caused
by ulceration of the stomach l ha of
often found Electric Bitters excellent
for acute stomach and liver troubles
so i prescribed them. The patient
gained from the first, and has not had
an attack in it months." Electric Bit-
icrs are positively guaranteed for Dys-
p9psla. indigestion Constipation and
Kidney troubles. Try them. Only We
at F H. Baxter‘s.
They were talking of the man who
was thrown from a street car. “How
badly was he hurt?" “He doesn't
know yet. The jury in his sult for
damages is still out."—Chicago Post.
ALVI
fission g '
Gil ting salvo In the world.
For pure confusion of thought the
following brief essay by a board school
child of twelve on the “Human Body"
would be hard to beat:
"The human body is divided into
three parts—the head. the chest. and
the tummlck.
-"The' head contains the eyes. ears.
nose; mouth and brains. if any.
"The chest contains the heart, lungs,
and part of the liver.
"The tummick is entirely devoted to
the towels of which there are five a.
e, i. o. u. and sometimes y and s."——'St.
James‘ Gazette. .
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HOW To GAIN FLESH
The life of food is the fat
within it—the more fat the
'more real f benefit from the
“food; thatIis why cod liver
oil is a pdweltul builder of
flesh. .
,Scott’stmulsion of pure
cod liver oil solves. the
problem of how to take cod
liver oil, -. Thatisonc reason
why. doctors have. been pre-
scribing Scott’s Emulator: for
all wasting diseases. coughs.
Foley’s Honey and Ta:-
WM colds. masts pneumonia.
m
”'Iollrist-Sa1. my good follow. ant l
on the, light mud to the town?
which rest to some cxtent in the dls~ ‘_
At last the stern parent cumc upi
coming buck."-—Chlctago
lcn‘s Amics Salve quickly arrested
further inflammation and cured him.
25c. I
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indignant Neighbor—This is the tin
pull your boy Tommy tied to .our dog's
tell a little while ago! Tommy's Molli-
iudlgllantl——I
shall certainly have his father whip
That was my best pout—Chicago
rauaspalr
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$33.. .1... . ... .
' We have started over three thousand'
' boys in various 9 P of the country
in a profitable bus opens on their own
account. We want a boy to represent
The Saturday
Evening Post
‘ In every town The work can he done
l after school hours and on Saturdays. It is
pleIaailt as well as profitable. The maga-
zines an acid among neighbors and friends
'. in offices. stores. as well as in homes.
No Money Required to Begin
The first week's supply Is and free. These
are sold at five cents I copy and provide
the money to order the following week at
wholesale prices.
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22.2599 will host-tribute! IIsIs toys
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Tile enterprising reporter in the row-
Micro boat called to the man on the roof of
the onc-stoly building afloat in mid-
stream: "You people who live on the
bottom lands along here." he said,
“know that tilts river overflows its
banks every spring. Why don‘t you
move?"
”Ain't l movlll. you dtlrn fool?" said
the man on the roof—Chicago Tribune.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. Herren. of Finch; Ark.. writes:
“Foley’s Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs. colds and lung
trouble. 1 know that it has cured con-
sumption in the first stages." Sold at
Plaistetl‘s drug store. ”
Mrs. Hiram Often—That will do!
You'll leave on Saturday. and you need
{not bother me about a recommenda-
Nutivc (alter a pnltsci—Ya as Silllll-i' tion.
(:cl. but i iotkou yen to golu ill the!
Wl ung dirccslluu. —i.lpplllcott‘ .s.
A SURE THING.
it is said that nothing is sure ex
.ccpt death and taxes, but that is not!
Dr King's New Dis
tovcry for Consumption is a sure cure
altogether true
for all lung and throat troubles. Thou.
sands can testify to that Mrs.
\‘anMetrc. of Shepherdtowu. W CVs..
says: ‘l had a severe case of Brou-
l
chitls and for a year tried everything
i heard of but got no relief. One hot
‘curcd mo absolutely."
1for Group Whooping Cough.
Pneumonia and Consumption.
Grip
Try it.
says C. P mu :slout toramulionl— No; I don! knW‘ its gualauleetl by F H. Baxter drug
"A 19w what they said about me but you may gist
Trial bottles free.
500. 81. 00.
Little Girl—l cs Ina 'am:
llcalmcn
1 title Gil l—OII
. flom
‘ them!
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l Judge.
E €553.59
liu Kill You lint may: Borgia
- Bears the I" z ‘
Signature of“
fuller and fuller.
about the feet.
fraction of all inch of' superfluous full-
ness.
A LESSON IN HEALTH.
Healthy kidneys alter the impurities
from the blood. and unless they do
Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys and
will positively cure all forms of kidney
Ilfd blIdder dieease. it. strengthens
the whole system. Sold at Plaisted's
drug store. "
“What are these?" asked Fweddy.
approaching the wall and examining
more closely the objects that had at-
tracted his attention
“Those." said the young man who
occupied the rooms" are Chinese chop
sticks.‘
"Debit incl How interesting!"
“Tita't‘ pair wt’s used In one Chlnese
fafi‘flgey years. “‘
new dreadful!“ cxclaim-
cd Fweddy‘; blotting off .
"One 5% King's sets-we Pills
each" do would its out me
in my ‘ . . -"‘writesd). if. Tar-
09"." shown, Pa. They're
the “hm ,. 1
. -‘-‘ Purely metable.
never“? ‘(fily 350 at 1.3. Bax
ter's Drug am ‘ '
The amhtedi dunner who sees in
sorlhss an Illustrations!
that is suds with wide
I”.
be deceived“ and think
one..
on I . I
out w..s flow
which “
“I,
was." so
use
V
t
Regular sizes!
so
it' s my lla-i
bv blothcr that the angels brought;
"Lady—«How nice oil ist?
l'dont know ‘
i ‘ thillk they might have kept him
H9 writes 'A patient was attacked there till he was through teething—
We read that skirts are growing?
but we go into the
stores and are shown. as a general
thing. skirts that clillg absolutely close
about the hips and flare charmingly
And very often these
shirts are habit back without the
this good health is impossible. Foley's
the tassloa magnum» to which shalom .
cross-day bash
the entire length of the skirt lac-inst. -
BlitlgOt-“Shlll‘t‘ 0i hov no inflation
of givln' yc a Iccommindatlon. Olll
tell the truth about 1c to very gul'l
that axes Inc. ~Phliadelphia l’rcss.
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TRAVELING ls DANGEROUS.
oustaut motion jars the kidneys,
nhlch ale kept in place in the body by
delicate attachments. This is the res-
B'sou that travelers, tralnnleu. street
car molt, leamsters, and all who drive
\cry much. suffer from kidney disease
in some form. Folcy's Kidney Cure
strengthcns the kidneys and cures all
forms of kidll9y and bladder disease.
Geo. E. Hanson. locomotive engineer.
Lima. Ohio writes: “Constaht vibra-
tion of the engine caused me a great
deal of trouble with my kidneys. and
i got. no relief until I used Foley's
5 Kidney Cure." Sold at Plaisted‘s drui:
. stor9. ' “
Little \Vlllic——Pu. what's all til—tru-
Hls Father—A man, my child. who
carries his umbrella all day without
using it. and then is glad it didn't rain
on account of the people who had no
umbrellas with them—Judge.
A REVELATION.
if you will make inquiry it will be a
revolution to you how many succumb
to kidney or bladder troubles in one
form or another. if the patient is not
beyond medical aid, Foley's Kidney
urc will cure. it never disappoints.
Sold at Pialstcd's drug store. “
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‘ "No." said the. friend. “i don‘t think
your new type of American girl will
create anything of an artistic stir."
“Why not?” asked the artist in a
tone of indulgent disappointment.
“Because her legs are not too long
nor her waist too short. in fact. she
looks too much like a human being to
be accepted as artistic.“
ONLY CURE FOR ovepapsut.
Mrs. Fraukllsh Bush. of New Castle.
Del., says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to»ha.ve great dis-
tress and belching. i tried everything
I could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H. Bax-
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy. ~-
Norwalk Chronicler