thwart Inventor It Work on One
“ Which Leeks Like AlmOIt
Anything But a Boat
Mir
O as John street. is working on a
, V'Iyp of submarine boat. which 111
"at reposcs on edge on the wharf
, the Bridgeport Motor Company it
kl like a large blower or a casing
broiiolvinu fun. As seen from the
, e phridgo no one but those tnfot 111
ntta'p'adts that it is destined to lien
‘ c all of the submarine type. it is being
11 ted with electrical appliances by
‘ 1'! a Bunnell. it was made in New
1, van and sent to Bridgeport
Mr. Fowler is the inventor of the
nlw Submarine. “lllt l1 is about 111111
foot in height and possibly three feet
1111 thickness, and which is a ottoman
affair. it is being fitted with a live
11
b1
'brsspowcr motor, and do near as can
it ascertained is intended to be sub:
‘ merged to within one foot of the top.
dilating 011 end. The propellers issue
il'bm the1 side. of the craft mcur tin
c ntre. The shell of the boat is 11111111
0 onohalf inch steel.
, '.The subma1inc is still to be filter
11 th at torpedo tube. Owing to the Rim
,. the draft the. regulation \\ 1111111111111
it pedo cannot be used, but one 11
aller size. of equal efficiency “III 111
u i.iized The boat is the subject 11
considerable sc1utiuy from the lowc1
b idze and many people have \1 outlet
e what it is some have said i
iwhs ascentrltunnl pump. 0111ch bar:
(I cidcd that it was a blower, still oth
have come to the conclusion that i
1, must be a steam turbine, but. it is not
1 it. is a submarine of a new type.
:YEGGMAN HAS HIS OWN‘TALK.
Himself.
Newspaper EnicI pi lse Association
Every once in a while you read of a
bank robbery And invariably you 1111
. at the end of the stom— ——“th11 polkt
believe the job is the work of "ycgg
linen.”
Few people have any idea of who
a“yeggman" is. Home the follow
ins information, taken from 1.1 11111111
read by Wm. A. Pinkc1i1in befolc tb»
recent annual conuntion of chiefs 11
notice. may 11101 c interesting
. - “The Hyeggman is u t1hmp burgim
He does not nssodatc with other inn
“glare and he confines himself to bank
and postoffice safes in small tow1u:.il1
is a genuine hobo 'l‘hc 111111111 come
from the gipsios, who, when :1 1111111
her.» of their band develops into a 111
culiarly clover theft is made 1 1111
‘yegg” 01' chief thief of the gen;
This is the way be Win it:
“The real burglar sends out a ‘fintl
or: or ‘11 young graduate of. sour
tramp .o'amp, whose innocent 11111111111
ance1wlll not excite suspicion 1111
whose physical stiongth o1 comagt
"or lack of both 1i1-'1.l1'.ti him l'111m tak
"Hing part in the attack, The ‘vcgg
calliélhim the ‘gay eat.’
, iiNew the. ‘gny cat.‘ as peddler o
ihoggar, gets the luv of the land
”losing the town. the. t111uk.a11d find
lie the place boasts a night watth it
looks up the local freight time tnbh
gets the location of the water tank
and finds wh ere horses mav be stolen
The leader of tho ‘ycgu gets all [lit
details and plans the'attack.
“The ‘yegg‘ goes heavily armed 11111
cares nothing for human life.
1 “The word 'hobo is 11111uul'aeturcd
Years 1130 one tramp meeting anotho
called out. ‘Ho. beau! Thus hobo wa
born. It was bad i"1111u for 111111 ht
ho to ask another his name. insteat
'he asks whence hails If the to
low, replies ‘from i’ittburg‘ and ii
slim. he is nicknamed ‘i’itls Slim,‘ 0
Tim: Fat' as the case may be 'llnu
too. we have ‘tfhi .iack' from C hicngo
“Each name suggests some phym
cal peculiarity and often considorabb
cunning is shown in its selection
Bands of ‘yeggs' have names such a
’Frlsoo Sllm‘s band ‘Black Billy.
band! etc.
‘ "They: also coin slang phrases an.
to such an extent is this tux-ricd the
their conversation is unintelligible jet
to wall save themselves and delet
titles who study them. Here 111':
an e of their words:
1 "f discovered at work, they 1efe
a a rumble. An officer is 1
‘shooting an officer is jumpin;
sham; blowing a safe. ‘snufhng 1
drum; or ‘ahooting a box'; 1cvoiver1
are: “manner or ‘rods; a citizen witl
board has ‘bnshes or ‘woods" , 1
Whiter is a ‘hoosier' a preacher ‘1
Skylgi do" a lav. er Hamonthplece; 1
ran dt‘ttklr‘otx’it dudket'; a policeuim
with it reputation for using his nigh
stick is 't sbpper': a freight train ‘1
flutter" , an express train ‘a dangler':
drinkers, ‘white liners‘; slive'.
- $5 in or lodging' house
no sorta.
'soup': fuse
lbs" . money drawer. ‘11 chip'- , stee
't ‘a hoistcr'; a pressure hm
t,_ ‘harnesbed hox'; arrested 11
" h'ed'; sentenced is ‘scttied': f
' saith ‘itieit‘t trousers are ‘jeans':‘
niformer ‘a switch. There are
rods of. other words and they and
thy a few minutes' conversation
‘99; 91111119199119 of them
9.1. “itlf'l’e mare I got of you was no
and I clvillur.
pills
.. , “‘.'-F.
*dwlct'. of Frank 0. WWW
Ailo Has Same Habits Peculiar T:
. arch Miner.
' utilities. ”
1 111 .11
fi’ififim
«1......
1111 011
\Im
' \Illlil
litl
8n
Singer
Sluts in
Villlli filly
89 Washington Street,
South
waalk. Conn.
ONLY ONE NEGRO IN HEAVEN.
None Other Can Go There, Says a Many Flrms Compei Men on Payroll to
'Use Their Articles WI tie Not at Work.
Leader in the Mormon Church.
Only one negro has over entered
heaven,
and the gates of heaven are
:losed against members of the black
Fit ('0.
Thin is tin1 Intent doctrine pro-
mulgated by the Mormon church.
The 1111uouncenn1nt was made at the.
funeral services of Eugene. Burns, one.
.1f the most prominent colored 1111111 in
Utah.
Rev. D. A. Brown, pastor of the i1‘ir.:t
had just finished his
Baptist Church,
sermon
wbcn Patriarch
eulogizing
dead
president of
the
Miner,
11111 of the quorum: of the 7011 of the
ilormon church.
pit and; to the
walked up to the put-
consternation of the
negro 1
mourners, began a highly sensational
discourse.
He declared that the dead man could
lot. enter heaven.
Cthiopian could
1xaitatiou necessary to
His soul was doomed before
maven.
lls birth.
lie said thatch-
not reach the. state of.
out vance into
Eugene Burns was a grandson of
Wei llurns. the body servant of Jo-
.epb Smith.
uonrhureh.
the prophet of tho Mor-
Abel. according to Patri-
is the only one of his race
'anplitul at Hist lll‘i('(’—-Illli to use and
‘1111d1111vo1'
invention that the firm took up.
he said. his bit:
indlr
pueunnttie back-wheel brukc,
vho ever Slititft udcd in gaining entrance. ,
nto heave-11.
'11.:sful was
“For
web Minor.
his
imith. the prophet.
the colored 1'111111,‘
“there is an exalted slate
fidelity to
said 11.111111:
The reason he was sue-i
".""'“l’“1 tory sprint; saddle.
i
‘ LADIES.
11 the next world into which they may;
:fO.
Provision has been made. in the
cuchings of the prophet Joseph so that,
he 111111111 may step up into that prellln-'
nury stateot exaltuiion and when he
«21:: there 11 chance it: given him to
merit redemption
in «mailing to
.cuchings of Joseph Smith.
Mr.
leclm'ed that no such
stud in the. Bible.
Brown tunnediutely arose
and
teachings 11x
lSSt'il'UUnS of the. patriarch llt.1 read sev-
1rul selections from the iliblc,
instances where. lllt 11 with black .:kins.l111 made to tilllil‘t'llt‘ilti the murderer.
had been saved.
1 HERE AND THERE.
Shortdlved~~dho inch worm.
A ragtime
Framp.
o.ut
’l‘hc negro problem is a study
duck and white.
Noah and hi:
i 1'i11~»“’l‘ rum [1,
Tramp
In
tribe lived ["111 u long
Limo on nothing but water.
Some. men luck push betnus'e thcv:
1911‘t pull themselves 1111111111111.
Even a chair without rockers may 1111' 1
mid at dock bottom prices.
Every dog has his day.
but. not 1 al-
ways in dug days.
A finicky girl‘ 9 engagement is often
1. regular one- ring circus.
1A nuick lunch
counter is not 11111.13:
1 get-rich quick scheme.
Even a. man of firm mettle may be
melted to tears
at times.
A wheelwrlghts' convention must be
i.
talkative place.
with so many
:pokesmen present
A tiny watch
is a thing of just as
much moment as a big one.
Next. to himself a man loves (to
have) a pretty woman.
next " g1rls?
Are you
The heartless hangman says 11111111.:
1 tone with some swing to it
Iven the champion pugllist with
rompetent sexvants is in realitv easily
lone for.
The gentlemanly conductor known
how to conduct himself even when off
duty.
The sieenle- climber seems to reach
the height to which he’ spires.
The. entomologist seldom goes into
society with the expressed purplise of
studying the “big bugs. ”
The weather man sits down and draw:
A good bit: Salary
F01 telling us what the weather to
come
isn't 'a-going to
:1
be.
Again the modern Sherlock was vic‘
torious.
“I have discovered that it is a girl
baby. ” he whispered.
“How did you find that out?" asked
1 e mystified man.
“i gave it: a newgpaper to play with.
111111 it tore out the. bargain sales first
thing. "~—€hlcago News
r
Mrs. Snobhs—J‘l want. a girl accus-
. tamed to be employed in the best
Wyatt-“Tye got itt§t the
girl you want.
She was employed in
Lseven of the beat families last month. "
1773513011]!!! Lita.
.orln‘ttsr- What!
1 deakltmd work so pressing!"
asleep at your
Meek-
iy—i'Excuse me, sir; baby kept me
awake all
tha‘
l2?"
111: 1.1- 1
you should have
Grinder—“Then
rought it with you to
1:917an and Country.
11 "But- wage th; 1111191111131 not suspic-
some nae: id 951 not peers
m as if thby doubted that the vent
m was tinny? am the new
sinner. "Ah. but! took precautions“
W the retired boarding house
EMPLOYES WALKING “ADS.“
Many ii1m1:
uppunl and at
cmployes- out
11111111 walking atlvc1tisemcuts foi' the lI'
.,1:1111tiulit(1u
latest novelty
the young 11111111
about among l1
111111119. doing I1
Miami for the 11
of them like 1
while others
11111 failute to
male 11111111 1111111 11
to a Ri'lt'ttitlll of the stuff as they ap-
pearwwonld pr
missnl.
Matters and
ly in \venring t
everything:
1111111.: firm of 11
ltllti ilw \vl'lim'
only to ride fin
to p
a sp'eed
stopper.
self-cleani1n: cl
die bul'.
i111: compresset
5:3. speedy re
let the
DOTEN RENDERS FINDING.
(‘11111111' Chm
his finding of the Sherman murder and
the‘ has l"'-111wnldtd it to State‘s Attm'uct
i Samuel 1 essenden
101 oucr is that
'1l1i1 dcutli tiuough gunshot wound in
In refutation of thci lleved to have been inilic ted by Her-
2 hen Schmidt.
ttlillltzi
1
bands of tho st
3'l‘i‘1e authorities
which they 11'
gliclieved that t
3 before long.
i
RAISING THE SCOW.
. 1 . , NEW, HAVEN. .,\111.: 27.~~'1‘l1ellaxter
Rooms art not tllIartzmI by In illL IOii I Wltrt' king (.
buI ah.
the
(‘ hnlcs lulami
11\pc(i to mice it with the aid of pou-
I001] PI.
PUTS AN
A grievous: wail oftimcs comes as
a result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs.
Liver complain
thanks to Dr.
they put an end to it all.
gentle but. thorough.
250.. _ ‘.uarnnt
Drug Store.
WAS DEAD lN BED.
NFW HAVEN Aug"
tcrt Douglass. who litcd in the rear of
l 101') George. stl‘
.hor bed
by h
woke 1111 at ti 1
lug. Acting Medical Examiner Eliatt
verdict
rendered a
chronic gastrit
‘ They know how to rob in Burma. A
Burmese woman traveling i11“a third:
class compartment by the day train re.-
contly \1 as re
with one of her arms out of tile win
dow, somewhe
Burma State Railway. when some one
came along the footboard and cut her
arm clean off,
sw.ord 011 111
With the usual
glen
\‘ti
New
Itflpfiflmflmmhhmm
cm- billed! stain
Kat-Mum of it.
or my long experience unfinish- ~11! Surgeon
udloonslderltmxrutsnuhmuimtcr my tits. '1
W31» to the Golan company. tanned, Ban.
month. Y.,rot'1 s tress-1111191 bottle. lam
ham-91.09. Midnight;
emu-1:338:39
111W 1191119.; in a for: F "'
Wearing
us cordially detest it, but
but 1111 cmploye in 11 hr
not to mention a lump burn-
ulutor 25111111111. D
11. 1.1919111 11.111111...
ompanv
"wn1k on the sunken
which broke away from one of
M( Williams
1 nil-marina"
cu 01 “933111116?“
Drtfiafid Kennedy 3
who deal in 111tltl11s 11f
lornluenl look on their
of Iillsillt‘:<: l1111n'-s-~=11.1
his emplover .1
in fashionable attire.
lt'l‘-]lllll]ltil‘ has to move
is friends and acquainb
is best to create 11 de—
i'licle in question. Some
he system 1.1.xcccdlnaly,
wear these novelties: in
t~~wl111 l1 preserved out
obnbly be met with dis»
tailors submit cheerful:
he very latest shape in
ycie dealers and agent:
that the staff had not
1 eouuiany's machines—1
absurd
’l‘hus,
yt'lc was equipped Wlill
11tor, patent. puncture
opulurlze every
min. and 11 folding b1111-
l Has. an an antivibru»
DI. LnFRANOD’l
COMPOUND.
In or mail.
olphln. Pa.
lea A. Dutch has made
The finding of the
William Tuy'lo1 came to
The case is now in the
lite and every effort will
have several clues
ill work out and it is
hey will land their 1111111
it as: commenced
scow Williams-
to“ .1: off
They
llvothcrs
on Friday inst.
END TO IT ALL.
Dizziness, Backuche,
t. and Constipation. But
King's New Life Pills
They are
Try them. Only
ecd by 11‘. ii. Baxter's
I.
7 .mM 1's. Rob
eel, Was found dead.in
or husband when he
1'11111ck, yesterday morn-
of death from
is.
clining in the carriage
111 near Sitkwin on the
apparently with a sharp
11 lost hand were rings
accompaniment of ban-
promon-
rel 11.11.1111 111110;)
35:91.
ovingtfis Nigel id
to aid or
s. Cal-ounSohsntn vent:
formation of uric in the
and“ Indoor rect- rectthouowh condi.
stone and
Medicine
and more». Dr. David
”Bunntumoumu
mmquonoayovixuvd
Killian. 1? Warm you
won-um
ON MATRIMONY HINT.
And the Groom Did Nat Have the
Fries of Licence.
(New Haven Union.)
They were lncxperiencctl III the wuv
of matrimonial preparation, and did
maid was buxom and prettv and smiled
sweetly,
lady with maternal relatives in ire-
lund. At the foot of the stairs to the
second floor of the (‘.ity hull they boa:
italcd. A newspaperiuun. not the. guide
who haunts the labyrinths passage of
the building was: halted.
“Say," said the 1111111. who was going
to be married to the girl. ”can you
please tell 11:: where to get married?"
“l1‘ollow 111e," said the reporter i111-
presnlvely.
The bride questioninuly
her lover.
"lie says to follow him.“ says the
man.
The trio ascended rapidly the stairs,
The usher briefly announced the cou-
pic's: intention in: he led them Into the
ofiiee of Registrar Carr. The maid.
Miss Annit1 Cal'tnody. hiushlngly said
::i111 was 22 years old and lived in Wu-
terbury. The groom said he was liar»
1,1 Wiggins. iii}. and also lived in “'11-
Ierbury. but that he was indigenous
to the soil of llrooklyu.
When Mr. Carr naked for the price
of the certificate tin1 groom plunged
his hands in his pocket and withdrew
ii despairinlzly, filled with :1 few dimes
11nd nickcls.
lie was very lllllt'll surprsed at timi-
such a small amount in his pocket and
what he said left the impresulon that
he had either been robbed or else had
lost the moncv climate to the City
Hall. He said be guessed he'd 11,11 out
1111:1111 about. And he did, leaving the
bride in tht1 registrar's office as 1111
earnest that he would return.
lie returned about 2:30 o'clock and
produced the requisite coin and the
ceremony was performed by Justice of
lilt' Pence (leortzc W. Rowe.
The interesting'l’eatm'o of the story
b: that. while the bride. and groom have
known each other for three years the1
groom says he did not propose marri-
age. until one hour before tin1 marriage.
"We were on the train on thr1 way
to Waterbury" he said “when wu de~
cidcd to get nnn'rlod." ‘
regarded
THE DEATH PENALTY.
A llttlt1 thing sometimes results in
death. Thus 11 more. scratch, insignifi-
cant cuts or puny boils have paid the
death penalty. it is wise to have
Bucklen's Aruicn Salve cvcr handy. it's
the best Snlveon earth and will pre1
vent fatality. when Ilurns, Sores. Ul
cars and I’llt. s threaten. Only 25c. at
i‘. l'i.ii11xt1"'~1.1 Drug Store
DANGER lN MOSQUITOES.
The. houses 11f tl111 Ifllll)l‘( 1's who are
improving the harbor 11f lilo dc .Iuncit‘n
have been covered with screens in 111‘-
.lcr to mlmimlze tho ('Ilitnt'cn of noctur-
nal damage in mosquitoes infected
with the germs of yellow fev.cr
FORTUNATE FATHER AND SON.
i am as. certain as i now live. says
Mr. C. E.- llurlliolomciv, Kulkasku.
Zillei1,_ that, 'Dr. David Kennedy's Fu-
1‘111'ite Reluctiy. of llonduut, N. Y.. Suv-
ed 1111' life when l was 11 victim of that
terrible disorder~Bright‘s disease.
My son had a fever sore 01111111: log:
he too used Favorite Remedy and is
now well. All tirunubds $1.011; ti bot»
flue-1 $3.00, 1 "
‘.‘”
SILK iN SERVIA.
Silk 11111111111 cultivation is becoming
one of Servia'e: national industries.
Lust vear there were collected in that
kin 111nm 340.000 pounds of silk co~
coon ’l‘lit1 government is distributing
free of charge the 11,111.11: of the stile
worm.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
m
TIME TABLE.
in Effect August 7th, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
11. M.—12:59x. 5:2411. 5:51.111, 6:001:
6:17, 0:52, 7:02. 7:40. 8:1811, 8:45.
11:21:11. 9:33, 10:5111. 11:35.
P. lit—129511, 225511. 3:00, 3:45,
914711. 5: 40. 6:5511, 6:5511. 7:07;,
":25 7. 5511', 9:? 111x, 102 20
Saturdays In addition to above.
3:30 p. in.
SUNDAYS. _
A. lit—42:59:, 5121:. 52511:, 9:51.
9. 42x
r. 111.4: m. 2- 55x 5:40, 5:,55x 71,20
7: 5511. 8: 20:1 9 55x, 10; 10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.——-]2:00x, 5:00. 6:00, 7:50.
8:00x. 8:40x, 9:1611, 10:02x, 10:04,
11:00:. 11:02.
P. M.-—-—12:02. 1:12, 2:00. 2:55. 312311.
4:02x,'-i:i)6x. 4:32x, 5:0111. 5:04, 5:28.
fizOOx. 6:02, 8:00x, 9:0011, 9:30,
11:00x.
Saturdayl, in addition to above 1:56
P. m.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.*12:00x, 6:00.17:80, 10:02:.
P. M.—5:02, 6:00, 8200:. 11:00:.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.:-*13 11:. 1: 18. 1156!. 6.18,
7: 42. 9:0811, 9:42.11:03x, 11: 38.
P. M.:——l2 02.1:12. $021,415, 5: 25.
0. 01:. 6: 39. 7‘ 06:. 9: 05! 10: 011311: 15.
.——.._._
IN. ADDITION TO
ABOVE. '
P. M.—2:47, 5:03.738.
BRIDGEPORT
SUNDAY 8.
A. ‘.'-49: 11!, 1:181. 1' 563.
9: 10, 11: 03!. '
P M.*0' 40.1116; 0:062.
SOIUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
.‘ 0.001179 nonthx.
't 9111:, 9;
not. know how to proceed further. The '
She was a Waterbury young ‘
7:42.
9:09;;
within and sealed without.
for the package.
MEN ROOFED THE WRONG
CHURCH.
LOUISVII i 112. Ky. ., August 27. -~’l‘hui
(‘alt'niy i1pl:1op.1l Church has a newt
tin root and 11 f1 t‘bll coat of paint which I
.77 ”it
new HAVEN Aug
.161. Audit-111's" l) pi:111p1l Chart-L1
111-1 oi b. 1111: damaged it 11 heavv rain i with M “W
11111.:- “1111111 11111 next for. days. tliuu 1111111100
The '11.:11'11111111 of St And1'ews'de (‘1‘ W110 has (IEPHIWI "19 honor.
necessary to have. the roof rcpuiled.
when the church was having 11 general
renovation. They made known their
intentions to contractors, and bids
were received. A contractor offered,
to do the work for $100. which was. the
lowest. estimate made and he 1.1111 the
contract. ill his bid he explained at
length just. how many feel of tin were i
to be used and just how much painting;
he would do in St. Andrew‘s Episcopal
Church.
The 111.111.111.111 of both Calvary and
St. Andrew‘s churches are away sum-
meriug. and the contractor in his ig-
Cunnninizs, the National
tendered the honor.
to make the selection.
the ravages
l“whito plague"
victims each year.
that claims so
‘ and you are
leaked
had done hi: wolk He. drove the par
ishionern out to Calvary and said:
“There you are! What's the. mat-l
ter with that '.'"
“Oh. that's all right. i suppostg'
said the parishioner
wrong church. tlmt‘ s all. "
The contractor is now putting
roof on St, Andrew‘s church.
i NMYGATUCK, Aug.
tccnth
11 About fifty members were
END OF BITTER FIGHT.
cry for Consumption. The benefit i
received was striking and l was on my
feet in a few days. Now he entirely
regained my health.‘ it conquers all
Coughs, Colds and Throat and 1.11111:
troubles. Guaranteed by 11‘. ii. liar:
ter's Drug Store. Price 501:. and $1.00.
Trial bottles free. "
he did.
LOOKING BACKWARD.
whereas Lot's wife was just able to
make her salt.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds w-hen
ever tried, almost without exception,
Conclusive.—-Brlggs—lt's
gaged to. Neither
enough for the other.
Gold Medal Creamery Butter is the purest butter
made. To preserve its goodness, every pound lS
se'aled in an airtight, odor-proof package, lined
There 13 no charge
If you want to know how
good butter can be made, and how gnod it can
be kept, try a pound of Gold Medal.
Ask your grocer for ‘it.
won 1 09.119111161111111 Haven-11:11 1111111911- 01111111
I
___—.——. _
i FOR TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
I:
Dean Rogers. of Yale. May Preside at
Opening of Democratic Convention.
is
the vc:tlvmen 11.111 not expected.\tllil11.“0l"l‘t‘ii that [been Helm “'8th R111:
[111 lers iii the Yale Law School. will be
11 him the roof “1..., intended, is in (pm. i invited to serve as temporaxy cl'19i1-
Democratic state conven-
of former Governor Wall-
owing
cided six week: ago thnt it would 1.91111 ill health. Chairman Walsh of the
State central committee and Homer S.
( 11n11nlttce
’muu. have called on Dean Rogers. and
he has signified his pleasure in being
The committee
will meet in this city on Monday next
( WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
'. All nations are endeavorlng to check
of consumption,
Foley's Honey and
:‘Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
in no danger of consump
A protest win. made that he 01 and TM and insist upon having it
'For sale at Plaistnd't: drug store.
FOURTEENTH REUNION.
27.~~The four-
aunual reunion of the Gains
‘you '1'e got the family took plot 11 at the home of Judge
Hungcl't"1111l 1111 Maple street vesterday
plesent i gun he said:
flom various pints of the state.
‘ eels were clct'ttd late yesterdm after- I
noon and the next meeting place was'
with bowel trouble. A traveling sales~
man from Saginaw Mich, advised him
to get a bottle of Chamberlain‘s Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
"it soon cured me, and I take
pleasure in recommending it." he says.
No one should leave home on a tour:
may without a bottle of this remedy. it
is almost sure to be needed and is
inot obtainable while on steamship or
Edward Bellamy made severnlthousdcars . For sale by Stillson-Powell
and dollars by "Looking Iiaclnvartl." Corporation, Clifford
Pharmacy,
Pier’ce 3 Pharmacy, chtfuss Pharmacy. Foley Kidney Cure to any one. suffering
too bad
about Winkle and the. girl he is on-
of them is good
(‘riggs—What are telling me the truth?“'
makes you think that? Briggs-WclL '
MUST OBSERVE LAVV.
Government Employees warned to
Keep Out 01‘ Too Much Partisan
Activity.
WASHINGTON. August 27.—-ln
view of the approaching election the
Civil Servlct Commission yesterday
addressed a letter to the heads of all
government departments and bureaus
enclosing a circular containing a warn-
ing against the. demanding or pay-
ment of political assessments and par-
tisau activity of officeholders. The
commisston announces that it will
employ crve 'lcgltlnmte and available
means to 'lil‘t‘ the plot-11 cotton and
punishment of whoever may violate
the provisions'ot' the law.
~ CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You llan Always Bought
an
the
many
111111111111, sent the men to Calvary. The lion. Do not risk your health by tale Bem the
“on. “as done and 11 was not till 1111: 11011111 unknown menaratlon when m
min began pinning through [1'1 111.;Folt11: ‘ siloney and Tar is safe and eer- Signature of ,
drc 11".: :1hut it was found the roof still thin in results. ‘isk for Foley’ 5 Hon
ROOSEVELT AND GRANT.
(Wall Street Journal.)
A greater man than Mr. Puiltzer.
Charles Sumner, charged President
Grant with Caesarimn, and yet it was
Grant who said “Let us have. peace:"
and again pointing to a great Krupp
“That is an argument for
()fll 1111111110."
The, Roosevelt doctrine Is that the
best way to secure peace is to be just
“Tvvo physicians had along and stub- 11) be decided upon. and right and strong, is that megal-
born fight. with an abcess on my right ’ . *W_ omania?
lung,“ writes J. F. Hughes of Du Pont, A HINT TO TRAVELERS.
(‘19.. “and gave me up. Everybody While in Suffolk Va., Henry Croll. G B BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
thought my time had come. As a last Jr., proprietor of the Beaverton. Mich. FOUR YEARS.
resort I tried Dr, King's New Discm tllardware Co.. was taken very sick G, B. Burhans, of Carlisle Center, N.
Y., writes: “About four years ago I
wrote you stating that i had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney trou-
ble by taking less than two bottles of
Foley’s Kidney Cure; " It entirely stop-
ped the brick dust sediment. and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease disap:
peared i am glad to say that l have
never had a return of any of those
symptoms during the four years that
have elapsed and I am evidently cured
to stay cured, and heartily recommend
which
Ifrom kidne or bladder trouble.” For
951119 at Pia star? 3 Drug Store.
Teacher—"Willie are you sure you
Willie—"D11 you consider, Miss Prim-
Cures a'Cold in One Night.
TRIAL BOTTLE us...
10, 35 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The 0111- I’ve been talking the1 matter over with mer that a proper question to ask a
ford.- Eater's and Plaisted’ a. ”_ both families. +Life. gentleman! ’—-—Boston Transcript.
”‘.‘.-. a;
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 2511
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group' in a Few Minutes. ,
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratad Tonclls. 1
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures In One Month.
upon- Breathing Panza and We nearing.
91.00
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refunded.5iic
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Only Thing on Earth That Cures. Asthma.
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