oaiweskof the year that
« -en of Connecticut get too
1 ‘ the purpose of tr In
warfare that they may be
able to defend their state at
moment they make friends,
- about human nature and as
I'll I good deal that has little,
,IQ do with their military
"El. lAlmarly all the men in the
, are young men, there are many
' planned to relieve the men—
of idle moments between par-
lips and drills and guard duty Some
Idlverliona are exceedingly
Will: and furnish cabinets for com-
- m Ind drill night conversa-
throughout the entire winter sea-
1.4
' he Initiation of new men, men who
I? Milena In the service near y a
. Who line never before been
mild onset the institutions that
mflmpossible to abolish and ev-
) year new stunts are performed by
" company ydegree teams. Blanket
ing Itlll has its attractions and
y be heard making
WWW camp week cou~
' Ill best. stule to assume
skyward from
any army bihnk'et. Where are more
gunning and ilellldisht truism than this
. m Motown so not gellcl
ally Inga of are described below:
Sham ing is sometimes pl‘m‘iitotl
William seems a harmless term.
..amouht of suifering and discom-
f ' endured by the man shan’tpooed
dopends entirely on the kind of sham-
Doom .The most disagreeable pre-
Iteration is. condensed milk. The de
(fee tests will wait until after taps
by hooliganism and all is perfectly
quiet in the companys street. One of
WWW
cautiously get up so as not to awake
dreaming comrade From under the
sums he takes some strong cord
til this in hand whistles softly
or the inmates of the next tent.
The latter quickly comes and the two
bind the sleeping soldier firmly to his
bed. One or two more belt steal into
the tent and as the victim's head is
‘ walled 1 can of the thick
uid poured on his. cran-
"lam. Th nil ubbed in conscientiously
End if the recruit succeeds in getting
iild of it all within a fortnight he Is for-
', masts.
‘ , " Another method of initiating a mall
, thatr done withxmilttary brushes.
ile lie is sleeping his shirt is sad-
ly pulled open. and. he is; helpless
wider two stores vets. " armed .with
finishes who rub his bare skin until it
‘ likely to be quite sore and nearly
wished off. at victim of this treatment
& orally sore for several weeks at—
gets the "brush massage. "
z'l'he common tease games of tying
than to his mattress, tying his clothes
, bud knots and so disarranging his
I that he is likely to be late in get-
' out at reveills are frequently re
" more not so popular as they
~warevonoe but now and then a com-
pony goes to camp with a new thing
”In the mascot line. Company H. Sec-
out! it out. from Hiddietown had a
. my a camp one years. He was
a former inmate of the state insane
"treat who had been picked up at the
unitary inst betore the boys started
OE two years ago. He was known in
I 1-.Colonol Willie Green and to
'mitle he always answered with a
that :Ifllmsalr and expression sup-
‘poaed to indicate military promptitude
aim 4‘lte first night of camp
. hliortly after supper hour the
‘ M0 can
. fly party who were not on-
' ‘ under orders bound Colonei' Wil-
' nudist-has so that he could not
A: while an expert barber shaved
this con ths'Oop‘of his head. ran as
”mu 3 seeming bald spot in the
- of a maltose crass of good di-
After the hair was removed
._ ,atiawas dyed with red ink and by
’ mark mColonel Willie was. to be
lid in case he should be lost. He
“ land walled piteously but it
‘ - ”had to let the an.
inland then the ink had to be
“Initial .
it!“ an over the infirm?!-
lI‘QIInII. in a circle an p ac-
tithe ODIN to sins
' - I lie Would he look-
guard house and shot at
poor atmpletlan obey-
It meetings I)! the Sli-
e with his weak. crack-
"as well as the gestures he
audience. -
- Mb .In his in
”l all‘e‘fl'witteduiglo-L
of the team will then .
famold hymns such as ,
in the. asylum and the .
II, furnished much merri- ‘
lug.” hoiadded Colonel Grecn‘ pres-
trstsll‘i. himself. laud kissed Indra tut.
hand affectionately as he departed. He
had disappeared around the corner of
Company H street before Landy was
sufficiently recovered to move. Ho ell-
”loved a temp, laugh and as. he- 'flllll-i
tel-ed onvso his otra tent he was heard,
to say, "Poor fool, he lcally thought I
walahe general." When Governor‘s
day came, however. Landy had all the
entertainment be necdcd for the vial-
tors who camelto ace, bin for he could
get Colonel Willie to sing any song oi
do any dance merely for the asking.
I - F—r—v—A—«w.
FIERCE-RAOE RIOT.
Foreign Fighters to .Flnlah Fictional
Quarrei In This Counrty.
CHICAGO, Allg. l3—vMore than a-
mine of'meu‘ have been arrested for
inflicting severe injuries on at least.
half a dozen nlcll ill Ii fierce tight lit
Whiting, «Inl1.. the ltroubio being on
outgrowth of it fiiiciioilal quarrel bc-
twceu members of the Sluvlc. luccs.
laborers for the Standard Oil Com-
pauy. Warrants for fourteen others
will be served todliy.
'i‘hs riot was the culmination .of n.
series of battles, in scl'crul of whic
serious injuries wcrc. sustained. Th.
police cllnnot learn tllc cause of the
quarrel. The undcrstund it originat-
od In Europc, and thut the Slave are.
fighting for principle.
On our. side are Serviolls, Hungar—
inns and (:routiuns. ()u the other side
rare those, dcsignated only by the go-
nel'ic name.
Following several battles in saloons
and at picnics, a party of Shiva and
another of the allied races met yester-
day in Schl-ang avenue. ill a street
dividing the GOIIIUIIIQ’IIIH.‘ Scores ell-
gnged in battle, and hundreds watched
the fight. The police made :1 dozen
arrests. and a number of the Scrviuu
faction were arrested later on war—
rants. .
THOUSANDS FOOLED.
Negro Who Represented “Mark Hanna"
windlaa. Southern Blacks.
ATLANTA. (in, August iii—Thous-
ands of dollars have been secured
from the blocks of this section of (Icor—
gin. and of Florida. by a northern ne-
Hm named Mitchell. who stated that be
had been employed by Senator Mark
Hanna to collect money to be used in
passing the Ohio 'stmator‘s bill to pen-
sion the cit-slaves of the. South.
The ncgroes, tempted by the pros-
pects of a pension, gavc. readily to Mit-
cbulI. some of them tllrnlng over their
savings for years.
Last. week Mitchell loft, saying he
was going to sue Hanna. Ono negro.
I“. B. Wilson. who had given fifty dol-
lars, grew suspicious. and wrote to
Senator Hanna.
Wilson has received a letter from the
senator. denouncing Mitchell as it
fraud. and warning the negroos not to
trust him.
it Is estimated that Mitchell secur-
.od 86.000 during his campaign.
THE ONLV ONE. '
High Prlnclples Governed Milwaukee
Sateen Keeper Who Has Just Died.
MILWAUKEE, .Wls.. August 13——
John A. Showles. a saloon keeper.
known to almost everyone in Milwau‘
tree as "Judge." is? dead. from heart
failure. ‘He conducted a saloon here
for more than thirty years. He never
sold a mixed drink and declined to
serve more than three drinks to a
man. When the clock struck 6 in the
evening, the doors were closed even in
the face of his best customers. He
was well educated. and a Mason of high
degree. Nothing is known of his fam-
lly. »
s...—
LYNCHERS ARRESTED.
Eighteen Men and One Woman Taken
into Custody in Danville. ,
DANVILLE. Aug. Iii—The Grand
Jury investigating the recent lynching
has. reported true bills against eight-
een men and one woman. There are
three counts against each—defacing
public property: attempting to enter
a building with intent to murder the
sheriff and three prisoners; riot and
unlawful assemblage ,
All are under arrest and will be er a
reigned Saturday morning.
SILVER CITY FLOODED.
SILVER CITY, N. M.. August 13—-
a... -.
‘of stock aggregated $7. 765., The boy
will make
whiter
l bread and
more of it
than will a
sack of the
same size of ordinary flour.
TART WILL OBEY.
_..._.
if Roosevelt Wishes Gavel-nor of Phil-
ippines Will Take Root'a Place.
MANILA, Aug. 1.‘i.——(li)Vl-rll0l'~tlene-
l'ui Willlliln II. 'i‘nft l'efuscll to discuss
ymtcrduy. lib: probable appointment
us the successor of Secretary Root
wllcli the letters retlles. saying he but]
not yet been offered the appointment
it is generally believed here that (lov-
crnor 'l‘aft does not wish to leave the
Philippines until numcrolls problems
now pending are solved. The situation
is lit-ginning to show the results plodg-
ed for tho upbuilliing of the Filipinos.
witosc llcvotion found faith in (lover—
nor ’l‘uft are rcmnrkablc.
It Is known in any event that Gover-
IIUI’ Tilft does not desire to leave be-
fore ncxi lt‘cbmary. but it is thought
he is ready to obey President Roose—
vcit's wishes. tho‘llgb liis departure
would cause. a sacrifice. In the mean-
time itnis stated that rcluiivcs and
friends are constantly urging him to
rctllril to tile qullilllnd. (iIIVPI'IIOI‘
Taft is now enjoying cxrcllcui boultlt,
thought lifter living ncnrly four years
in the tropics he is lliiblc to u recur-
rence of dysentery
lovoruor loft is now personally for-
mulating mcasurcs Of thc utmost im-
portance to the islands. The rumor
of the plobable retirement of Gov-
eiiiol Taft is agitating the urchipclngo.
and the prbvluciais Join the Filipino
press in begging him to remain.
BANNER ”I.
the meat healing 'aaiva In the world-
YATCHS EVEN UP.
American and Canadaln Boats Have
New Each Won Two Races.
TORONTO. Aug. iii—The fourth
race for tho Canada's clip was won yes-
terady by the lrondoquoit lll spite of
the fact that tho. weather conditions
wcre favorable to the defender. A
strong thirteen-knot. breeze blow from
the northwest. approaching half a gale
at times, but there was little son, The
course yesterday was a mile run to
lccward and return.
This racc. was a duel from ihc iimc
the boats crosscd tilc lino nnd both
skippers showcd good scanlanshlp.
Official timc:
Sifll‘llllg gun 11:15:11
HEAVY lNSURANCE.
Marshal John A. Rut-ding and Chiefi
Engineer (‘oifill spent several hours.
.estcrday investigating the facts sur
rounding the flrc nt Abraham Leban-
lhal's store. at the corner of Newfleld
and Straiford avenues. They found
that an insurance of 36,400 was on the
property, and tbut the July inventory
clerk. who “as the last poison in the
store. a few minutes bcforc tho blasc
bloke out. was examined and told sub.
stantiaily the same story as published
in yesterday' s accounts of the fire. Thc
investigation will be further continued.
GOOD ADVICE FOR TRAVELERS.
Whether going to the mountains or
sea. shore or taking a journey on bus-
Heavy rains during the past two days
have Innnduted this town. A wall ofi
water seven feet high rushed through:
the residence portion of the town, flood- :
lug homes and stores and ruining theiri
contents. In the streets debris is piled '
to a depth of several feet. Dozens of
families are homeless and destitute. It
is estimated that the. loss will reach
$100,000. ‘
LONDON MARKET QUIET.
LONDON. August 13—F. w. Hem-
“mast and James Hashim. small hrok
ers have failed otherwise the stock
markets are quiet today. The further
recovery of Americana imparts a good
tone to all sections. The rate of dis-
count of the Bank of England was p‘n-
‘cl‘rdnged today; at ’3 per cent.
WT!
IIINGIIEON-l
lness or pleasure never leave home
without a bottle of Chamberlain' s Col-
ic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. it
it Worth many times its cost when
Bout, Sinl'i. Finish.
lronduqoii ...... 11:15:30 31:12: 111
Straibcona ...... 11:15:30 3:13:31 ,
Fire Marshal Rualing investigating
Lebenthai Fire. ,
BRIDGEPORT. August lil—Fire‘
. 45—— D J“
MONEY LEFT CHURCHES.‘
Wcaiport and Noroten Parishes Were
Remembered by New Haven Woman.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 13.--—Jamos P.
llroc. executor on the csiltto ol’ lhc
into His. Ellen (‘niilc lim who (lit-ll
about a year ago yestc liiuy filed in thc
plobuic lollll bin .cfiuuiii of the ills-
tilblltion of tho cslilit- occluding to
tllc tclms of the will ltlltl the. account
“all accepted. The It'alillt‘ was Wollll
$22. 000 and .l (onsidelablc portion of
it was lt-f. fol ihnllitlblc purposcu
'I‘llc l'llill‘llitlilt- bcqui-rts.
are $111 follows:
To ul. li‘l‘mlcls' ()rpbzlu asylum, New
llilVI'll. 31,000. to the Home for tllc
Agcli ill Weill liiii'li'tll'fl. $1,000, to Bish-
op ’l‘lcl'llcy of the (lillbolic diocese of
Hartford $1.000_ for tho, support of
afwd and lnillgclll priests. to lllt‘ Mti
sion for lloulclcsll tibildl'cn at West
Chester. N. Y.. $1.000 it) the NOV. '1‘. ll.
Sllnlllcy oi" \Vi‘rlfpm'i‘ to the Rev. 1).
.1, O'Connor of Norman. illlil to the Rev.
Cilal‘lcs ill-(lowun of this city. 8100
ctlch for IIIHSWIH for lllc rcposc of thi-
lcsiil‘ol"s soul, in the Mother Sluwrlor
of tho (,‘illll’i‘llt of Our Lady of Mercy
on F‘l‘ry street $500.
.., .. 3,- ___.__-
MONSTER MORTGAGE.
Mercantile Trust Company Takes Ac~
tiou To Foreclosc 0n “0.000.000.
llAlt'l‘l“()Iil), Aug iii—A bill ill
izllllty was lilcd this lli‘icl‘nooli ill the
l'illtcil Sluice Cll'ctlil ('olli't born by
lbc Mcrcuuiilc 'i'l‘llst (‘oillptmy of Ncw
York, as trustee. nguinst tilc llllitt‘d
Silltcs Shipbuilding Company and ...c
I'llistcl‘il Shipbuilding C(lllllliilly, ln‘
corpoi'ufcil lllltlcr thc I;t\\'s of Now .lt-r-
iugv. The defendants built the big
Fll‘lllilshlll Minnesota for thc i’ucitlc
carrying tl'ulle which was lrlunclicd ln
.‘illy lust. 'rIllil lll‘l' sl‘it‘l' l'csscl, Illt'
llzlkolu. now on I'Jt‘ stocks at the (iro—
ioll ynrtl. ’i‘llc complillnt says the
property of the two compunics was
nlt‘l‘gf‘fl in .liillllill')’ 1002. Bonds wore
issued to the ullltulnt of $10,000,000 and
:l llilll'igllgc Ilii‘ll of trust was givcli to
the pllliutiff to sccuro its holdings of
$10.000,00I.l worth (ll bonds. Action is
now brought to i'urlclosc ibis lllol'i-
gngc. ’i‘ilc writ is i‘ctul‘nublo the
diet Mtlllilily ill Scptclnbcl'.
PRESIDENT BIDDEN.
New Haven Eagles Invite Him to be
Their Guest.
NE liAVZN. Aug. liI.—~-~Tl1_(‘
Stair (.‘ouvclliltill of tlic Order of
Eagles wus llt‘ltl Ilcl'c ycsiiriluy, rc-
sulting ill the unanimous f‘ll‘t'lltlll oi
first
Martin (ll'uy. of this city. for I’i‘csl-
licili. Al'cllibnlti .I. Spulding, of Nor-
wich. was clloscll r61’l‘l‘i‘lill‘)’. llclc~
gates were [ll‘I'N‘llI from lit-rice ill
Hartford. Mt‘l‘lilt‘ll, lll'iilgcpul‘I. Nor-
wich lilill \Vilit‘i'lllll')‘. llcsolutiolls
were lvcl'c pusscd \lclcnllllllg l’i‘csl-
:luni linoscl'cli iii ii ulclllbcl' of tho
ordcr, Illitl I't'lllll‘:~illlli llilli in ucccpl
the invitation l’xtl‘llill'tl by the New
anen Acrio to bc its ,izucst during Illfi
canvclltion of Spanish War veicrlius
hero in Si‘plOl‘iilmI’u
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain 11. Hubbard. of hill
‘ord, I)c|., says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy‘s lifc. He began just like
'he one we lost with croup We gavr
llm a feu doses He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn
lug" 1-‘0l sale by R. H Plalsted. F
ii Baxter and The Clifford Phar-
ulstw "
I
l MR. LINCOLN'S FUNERAL.
Late Consul-Genersl's Remains Inter~
, red With Honors in Hartford.
HARTFORD Aug. 13.——Funela1 scr
vices w‘cxc llclll \( sicrtlilv aflcluoou at
llllc rcsidcuct- of Mir; It‘lln Lincoln on
(‘upllol nvcllllc. owl ibc body of llt‘l
son. George I“. llntoln laid Consul
(lent-rill at AlliWerp, who tiled in Brus-
.scls luly 2:1. iicl. .lillIlI .I. McCook. of
l'l‘rlnlty (‘ollcgo u pclsonal friend of
Mr Lincoln cullductcd the services
The bearers wcrc cx-(lurcrnor Georgc
I’. Mchnll, cx-Congrossman Lewis
Sperry. .lolln II. Hills, Williamb W.
Ilydc Ilr Cilurlcs In Frocilcll George
Kollcl Henry Osborn and E H. Lane
Foley’s Kidney Cure
nukes kidneys and bladder right.
Flattery. sometimes makes friends
Iind sometimes brcnks them
needed.snd may sure. life. Buy it now. ‘
For sale by Stillson- Powell Corp. Bax~ :
ter Pharmacy Clifford Pharmacy. ”
.._‘:......
ATE RAT, POISON.
, New Haven Min Nearly Died After Eat-
, ing Breakfast Food. .
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 12.—Through
a mistake in cooking a bleakfast food
by which rat poison became mixed
with it.. William Confrcy. aged 25.
of .96 Morris street nearly lost his life
today. Soon after eating thé mixture
hewas seized with a terrific pain. and
his sister with, whom he boards hur-
riedly summoned 1a.. physician. He
will be sick for several days bllt is
expected to recover. .
...__.._._,_.._._.
WATERBURY BUFFERS QUIET.
‘ Clock Compangfijtflkara wui Not Tell:
DINNER!
Waterbury Clock Company yesterday
and they will not even tails publicly of
their troubles. .As tar as can be learn-
oddbero has been no request for a con-
lenses. 5;
' The buffers who have been out on
strike at Benedict and Bumham’ s fac-
- tor? went In yesterday. ~
.._.,_...___,._......_..
simian Mulls-ray suns. .
LOSIDON. 13:3. la—A despatch
the. eatr ws from» View
.,xths entire rviaa mummies W’
ed in .‘conséouenoe of thsrdlltoronoas
.in. the personal. relational between an
army ofiiceca nwho. Wasted in the
was made by the striking buffers of the I
lg of Hill
of Chronic
spccliiclllly '
l
i
' 1.
‘ia
.9
of {he Islands
The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars
' in the World
the sandy- an Soldier‘s“ estates.-
.n. J
.., . Mm
..:,.i.'l‘r’;~il 20'”
em bib .t or iii
a... ' ‘ ,
nut JI.‘ L, ,.
'- glint " .l:i.'..f
‘3
2 91.79
‘3'}: l
,.i':.u -,:»a‘ 3.. '. .» ,.
humans»; 12- sum-d3 Minor. 1:.» V... ‘.
,3. rd'u',» .'-".l I 7 ""i
BE A -
Slit --— (If tolllsc ilc bolctl lllc uw flll
1y bill I don‘t think I l-lllowcti it. ill!
cry ilmc l _\':I\\'lil‘ll I Just lllil it with
my build." , -
tic (trying to bc gilllilllil-m“iI(‘illl_V.i
don't sH- how it build so small could-~-
t‘l‘"lllill""(‘l"‘ illui ls~-~bcll.~tly' “'I‘illllt‘l‘
wc'rc llii\'lll,L!, lslll' ii'."'~-~I’lllludclphiu
i‘rcss
Foley’ 5 Honey and Tar
cures colds. premts pneumonia.
‘Tbc trouble with filtbcr." said the
gildcd youth. "is that be has no idca of
‘thc value of money." "You don't mean
to imply that he is a spelldihrift?"
"Not at iill. Hut hc puts his money
away and llocsn‘t llppcur to buvc any
appreciation of till the things bc might
buy with it."—~\\'usllillgtoli Stllr.
FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE
Will cllrc Bright's Iliscusc.
W111 cure Diabetes.
Will cllrc Sionc in Bladder,
\l'lll curc Kidncy and Billt'iiit‘i' Discascs
For sale at I-‘Ialstcll's Drug Store.
South Nol'wnlk_ lllld A. C. Silliman‘s.
Dariell. "
"Who was it who saw tllc handwrit-
ing on ihc wail. Fl‘I‘dtlit‘?" nskcd tllc
Sunday Sl’llotli leili'llt‘I‘. "The landlord.
ma'um." quickly replicd the little boy.
who Iivcs in a fiat.~—Yonkcrs States-
man.
SUICIDE PREVENTED.
Tilc sturtlillu mmounccmcllt that a
preventative of suicide has been dis
covered will interest many. A run
down systctn, or dcspuudcncy invariu-
blyl precede suicide and something bus
been found that will prcvcnt that condi-
tion which mnkcs suicide likely. At the
first thought of self-destruction take
Electric. Bitters. It. being a great tonic
and ncrvinc will strengthen the nerves
and build up the system. It‘s also a
great Stomach, Liver and Kidncy rot:-
ulaior. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaran-
teed by Frank H. Baxter, Druggist. "
The other day a young Arab. having
found a bad sixpeuce. was trying to
make use of ii at diflcrent places, but
to no purpose. At last. he went into a
tobacconlst's and asked for a three-
penny cigar. Having got the cigar anl
also the change. he was leaving the
. shop when the man called out, “Come
back here: it's a bad one."
“Never mind. sir," replied the
youngster: "I‘ll smoke it if it makes
me ill."—Glaagow Evening.Times.
PUTS AN END TO IT ALL.
A grievous wail oftlmes comes as a
result of unbearable pain from over
toned organs, Dizziness, Backache, Liv-
er complaint and Constipation. But
. thanks to Dr. King’s New Life Pills
lthey put an end to it all.
They are
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only
350. Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxtcrs
drug store ,
lie—"Geraldine! , i don't know how
to tell you. Here it is a week from our
plodding day. and I‘ve lost every cent."
She-“0h! how unfortunate! Bat isu t
it better that it should happen now.
before it‘s too latc:"——Brooklyn Life.
:- dwififir onto: ..~
" hum “"1 for It as: result In Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when
*sver tried. almost without exception.
ford. Baxter's or Phillietl's.
Poet—I left a m here last week
entitled "The Gallant Fireman. "
Editorf—Let melee. H’ in very real-
‘ istlc poem. wasn‘t it?
Poet~—Yea. rather.
10 25. 506 and 3130 bowel. The 0111-, .‘
_
A (‘ililutlluli pupil tuih iIlIUillIUll in
ii Illlloilli-i‘ butilc :uIVt-ltistlncnt. wblib
('Ulll'lllili‘n‘ with llil‘ words: “When (110
baby is lioilc drinking it must bl» llll-
scl'cwcti illiii lillll in it cold piltcc lllldcl
:i i'nllcci. li' ilic luiby docs not Illl'th‘
on Irish Illlli\ it should buy boiled."
IllillEl IISEISES
arcthsmostlataioialldls-
Fol-[Y’s mum Gil EIII
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized
.uent physicians as the for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
raics 50s. and also.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. h‘rullklisll Bush, of New Castle
11:31., says: "I suil‘cl'eti for yours with
dyspepsia. Used to have .groat dis
tl'css and belching. I tried everything
i could hcar of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent blittlc cured me completely."
For ralv- by it. It. Pluisted. F. H. Bax
ter. and the Cliflord Pharmacy. ";
._.._.__.__ ,
(‘blll'cll -“‘\\'hill is ihc cffcct of using:
kcroscnl- on tho lilosqtlitocs?‘ Sold at Pluistcd' 5 drug stoic. South
l"lutbiISh»-“Uh l gucss ll makt‘s Norwlllk and A. C. Sillimau s Dalicn.
lightning bugs of them.‘ '-—-Youkcts
Statesman.
l Shc~-“Wlult ilIl absurd habit smok-
r~---—- 3 ing is when you come to think of it.
END OF A BITTER FIGHT. jif it had been intcndcd thzlt men
'lephlricimls luld a long and stllb- lshould smoke every male child would
bulb light with an abscess on my right: have been born with a pipe in his
lung,‘ “lites J. 14‘. Hughes of DuPoint. lmoutll. " Hcm' And if it had bccll in-
(lo. and gale me up. Everybody ttlldctl that people should out they
thought my time had come. As a lull would have been born with a full set
l'csort I tried Dr. King's New I)isco\‘-.of ta>ctll."——Hoston Transcript.
cry for Consumption. The. benefit I -——-————-——
rcccivcd was striking and I was on myi CONSUMPTION THREATENED.
feet in a fcw days. Now I've entirelyl C. l'llgcr, 211 Maple St.. Champaign,
rcguilicil my health." It conquers all.111., wriics: “I was troubled with a
COII'IllrI. (folds slid Throat and Ltlntzl hacking cough [or a year and I thought
lrtmlllcs. Gilarautccd by 1‘ rank H.11nx ‘1 ball consumption. I ll‘lt‘il a. great
tel's Ding Storc. l’rico 50c and $1 00. 1 many rcmcdlcs and was under the care
I‘liul bottles free “lot physicians for several months I
illscd one bottle of Foley“ 8 Honey and
lll'lenM'Wlld 1'0" nlwnys firflfllt't‘ 1 TM. It cured me, and I have not been
ccoliolll\'.’" Sluith- (ir'tiIllllIS, no! li troubled since.” Sold ill
I had I wouldn't bow to do it liow.‘ — f'dlui: stoic South Norwalk and A 0
Judge. . .. , .. . ... . Siliimans. Darlco., '
for Infants and unildroa.
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