Idea gs
hléc‘t carefully with the Ooh
diustmeut of the
ad if that committed
nulls 'of the fire- 1
mu 9' releasing the
mushy, so fe H“ its agreement with
like" insincere were Medium! 6911 on till“.
,psrticplsr phase of it The engineers
nun lies could not shells way clelr.
to aseeutlhgfio tothe demduds of the
emen'scomin lites. ‘
At trim-r lit of the firemen's' comu
mitten an or contravened was then
' Itsmlelubers' and the,
Ide'nt. The first vice-
ii, that. lucrhluch as,
. me no? I391 been discussed deli;
Mill s'ye ill I‘ a moment. an t
minority. TM- ' no really huestlgn In‘ which the
drilled in amt: i" whom wM1uot directly intorel'ried
ficohliler real“ butts .dlsputo bemoan two labor or-
' . Intentions-Hench oi' themvspperently
. x ' rieVndly Inward the campany~thc
ti 1‘. they “new matter beleft to arbitration. The fire:
0‘. formed The 9969‘ vice-president suggested that each 0
d be. it 1 the. two committees appoint one arbi-
13111 which ii 906'.‘ ' star and the two together. select it
Ill “parties. to' third who would be In ne' way 'con-
' 0096'"! 09an with the company. The fire-
' W ".1 :WW. on January 1.8 and
11' devalued to answer arbitra-
l tiV ‘ thou the W)eugl‘neersl' roommiuec
1 ill-em when oiled In Second
Vcoflrend Muriel: S co. and In sub-
entrant conferences 0 same ground
«astronomerrwithour agreement. \Ir:
' . VIIIc’ appointment of a
(subcommittee: of Jon-
haveV 'Iltb mutter
' swimmer:
b of Locomotive
. on: The ’Englneers' General Ad»
' Mutant Committee pointed out that
such a. plan old he in violation of
, use V yts moment with all its
rd. arms; on ups ground and he
1 . ,. cause . 9 flint: would revisit-'9 the ep-
1 . .5. point t of a" third ‘s lustment can»
I It 8 “999 10 “I.“ A mitten to- ropréneut the nonvuulon en-
1Wml¢g>fl$¥oflhlmglnm and would corripol the road to
I. fill! I‘ll of it’3 distinguish between Its employees lo
'19” HMO“! the twice class of work who belonsed
Vifldflnnded M In digfcig'entthorxsnlaauons, VII was Vile-
, c on y a. Company as mpraet ‘cc-
84‘ 96'! .‘étt'h “3 bl'e. Mr. Shea“ and the Flronlen'li Geh-
“Rx! oral Gemmitte‘o then teak the matter
helm of mi ' north the Boird of Directors; whose
969619!an has been rendered; suilnlnlng
'» the il'ctfon or" the president and his
» :subordlnste see.
1 it may be assume: that if n’ny en-
dance to not willing to have the pres-
” went Englnéefo' communes of Adiust-
meat as: as his advocates Word the
company, 0 may. under Article I of
the smeincnlli ctwoen' the corn any
«also score, personally .a pear
fore Vcers of the company and
lil'ivijlese or bringinl: with him
any inducer emplqud by the coil]-
y,'. regardless of whether he be-
gs tolany labor organization or not,
in his advocate 1
malilns
, otol, through
6""1 by. '
cit ‘ Worry in who
lithood of Loco~
no one by
the so not
9.6.9.3286?
The Kill You iVlVl'u il's'ip until
, V msdmcl is
, 1 , dunner-e in the Iienislniilty ll'lo'y
' . " limebly control the coun-
' VV iih'd If most of. the engineen‘
f, 06 to the Fireman's Brother-
' Ii Itoulilb «prohibits that tho
Vld escompossd or men
and. ..T hV0' ever is
1 1IV‘IIeiti'w'i w lch the
pa III: to. dll, as it re
_ rue sud hill amen regarded Vita on-
users, but as Ilembers of dress ll-
I'im‘, but simply as engineers. rid
we to this rule“ in all classes or
employees.
wit hail been cusioiuary for employees
w‘o’ have. been dlpclplined in their
rue Wossrse av THE lCE.
Copper Piste Forced Off, and she
Gm I6 Dry Dock.
While the Red Star Towing Com
plny's In: Port Chester, one of the
most powerful craft of her class in the
und. was making her way up the
Stamford harbor, Thursday evening,
through a channel blown out by Cou-
traclor Blondel. one of the copper
plates was torn from her how. It was
deemed desirable In send the. Port
Chester to dry deck for repairs, These
will be made within a couple of days,
It is expected, and If the harbor is not
opened by- that ,Ilme the work will be
up,“ nice too Weavers” when taking an
lgpilVl lll'i‘mp Ihi dentition or the officer
I l in: [the discipline. to a higher So
.to lay their cant before the
£356th committee of the class of
Wm lilIihV they boiling and ask
VVadlus eat c‘onimltue to‘ act. as
its“ fore the Muller of!
dot is If! e' Engineers’
til, oscillates Issues Mnluthe
t if placing cshée' of engineers
whats been disciplined before the
hi air so! the compiler. solidi-use by ll'lr manual. who has
a ll rt trouble Man In June. shown his ability to clear a passage
894, when the l-‘Iremen’l General Ad- through the ice by the means of cpro
uV . Vt 060: two. of which last. lives. The Port Chester In to bring
in 0 man, at s conlemncc a tow of barges, with cool. when she
with, t 0 general in userlod comes mu
that the* Enzluoerd' Adjustment 0.0m— The in: Skldmore first attempted to
mitten. ills not Wntyup with the brook th ouch the Ice. but had to give
TWW poser engineers. who uplho . and. stayed tile. with s.
u to lppeal, unless arose enklu- tow of barges, While the ort Chester
‘. ”We" msmmmso 1'th forced lid: way through the channel
1. 1 Sansone!» mm, W the. mail. by Blondel. use latter in; was
,- users A milled at a point 'hhoi hhort distance north of
.1 {am 1 . ' 56"” false; organ the pViVatenwfiii; law
1 .1 . r. on says I It a mi
. » hood ofhocptnotlve Flroinen (of whom not happened the to; would have been
: Will: pdciddemeloyhd earnest the dock Thursday night. and the
“it?” read). and Inclusion men. atria: Ill barns would have followed
the lllenfis‘ts‘ueommiwea it. Blonds! bed smashed a passage
it $03qu tied to through hllf a mile of ice. The Al-
1 era of the on Is Icobound a short distance berth
. 9 3
1 ‘0 who were members odlrnitli's lslaud, waiting for a chan-
it! en's Brotherbek’l‘lie Them to be cleared. Bile has been there
ruthh‘W on rammed “hummus 36:91.69: “6“: °‘ ”“1““
forget-lard»: lull, in Item moronic” x c "n 0 Brain ord
In p'rtdtldoifor WW
95:“? :wfllphtherls rillsml In twenty ruin-
W’s com— um Almost miraculous. be. The-
Wm‘ Episodic Oil. At any drug
littoral???
in country
that value
'16th who “will
now the: the
VOoie’hellI
ii
6.1
in; The Clifford Pharmacy the other eye
3' 0108? in air using and this subject was brought
ford
see it'illustrated every day right here
in South Norw ulk; ii is not years. old
age does not begin at any set time,
but it is loss of vital force that makes
a person old. Weakened digestion, thin
blood and poor circulation seen start
functional powers and vitality on the
wane, and then the symptoms of old
age d'uickly appear. You knew a man
“the: old feeling may be wariled off,
and lwisb every person in South Nor:-
walk who feels old, whether they are
vital principles which will in a natural
manner strengthen digestion, sssimila
lion and all functional powers. send
rich, red blood coursing through the
veins, and give new life to every organ
or the body. and this is what makes
the old feel young again." .1
writes:
ed as nothing else will."
the late United States President, asoh
cry Taylor). 429 West Elle ltrce't, Chi:
Ind
the natural declin and replaces weak.
"80W; Norwlllt lately there has _
good deal“ of diminution In M
' id people. Bolus at 60 years
Ives old. and really appear '0
ugh." of. 70 roars seem new
to us and you“. 1
a charter of The Sentinel happened
up. mold the proprietor of The one.
armory: "it is fleet, and we
In all old as he tools.
"on the piper hand, " continued he
so in years or not. would try the great
discovery, Vidal. i know that It has
Mrs H. W. Avery or Norwich N. Y.
"At the use of 89 I fell. the need of
a tonic. something to strengthen and
build me up. For a your and half I, 10
hate taken Vinol, and I here found.
that it brings vigor and lite to the up.
Mrs. Sarah J. Windrom (cousin to
cargo, who is 76 years old. days Vinol
is a godsend to old peoples 80 also
done Mr. George L. Jones, Six, of 19
Perrlne Ave... Jersey City. and A. J
Baker of 713 Locust street, Evansville
Vinol repairs warn tissue's cheeks
nel'is with etrengt It is an ideal be
dy builder for old folks. ‘
We promise you that Vinol is, but
of all agreeable, because it contains,
no ilshy oil Second, that It Is a 3ch
nine cod liver medicine, containing all
the medicinal curltlvcs and strength
making elements taken direct from
fresh cod livers; and third we will
return your money if it does not do
exactly what we claim for II.—-'l'he
Clloffrd Pharmacy.
CARRIE IRONKIE'SVVDOWNFALL.
GO" to Jail for Thirty Days -- Her
Companion. Fined.
Carrie Broukie. a girl who looks to
be hardly 30 years old. pleaded gull
ly to a charge of being a common per
son. in the police court, in Hartford
Saturday and ass sent to Jail for thir
Iy days by- Judge Walter H Clark.
The Hartford Manchester and New
Britain authorities have come to the
(occlusion that they have done all
they can for her in thr- llne of moral
cushion and that the only course lefi
for them is to pilnsh her with jail
sentences, which are meted out with
doubtful results to girls of this kind
The accused has been going down:
ward for the past four years. and the
efforts of her family. who are residents
of South Manchester. and of flip po
lion in three towns, have failed in
more her
On April 16 1903, she was in the lo
cal police court for frequenting and
who placed under the care of Probe
lion Officer Arnold. lie found little In
the case to cncournirn hliu Last week.
she was arrested in New Britain for
the same offense. and was placed uu
der the cure of the probation oilIcI-r
there. The ofllccr sent her to Hart
ford. turning her over to the local pro
bntiou olllcer. Mr. Arnold wrote to
New Britain. declining the rcsponsl
bility, believing: that the sublcct was
beyond the influence of the probation
sy stem While he was waiting to hear
from the New Britain oliicer. the girl
was arrested.
Fred Smith, who has secured a per
mil to marry her. was dried 610 and
cell's by Judge Clark J W Consul.
appeared for him liouie Johnson.
who says be married her In Allen-
Imvu, Penn. lust year. was fined $6
and coals.
FAILED.
All efforts have failed to find a bot
Icr rental for coughs. colds and lune.
troubles i an Foley's Honey and TM
ll stops the cough. heals the lungs
and prevents serious results from a
cold. will Patterson, Nashua. (own
writes: "has: winter i had bad
cold on my lungs and tried at least
half a desert advertised coush medl
clues and bad treatment from two
physicians without getting any benefit
A friend recommended Foley's lions;
and Tar and two-thirds of a bottle cue
ed me i colander it the phantom
could: and lung medicine in the world. "
Sold at Plagued s Drug Store. I"
TH! 81'"! CAPITOL.
Connecticut is in good financial con
dltion. practically out of debt. and
there are lots of woriliy public 061
tooth techie state money. This sets
c cations on! conservative advlurs to
work wemlnx the state against as
imitation. No flew advice can be
given in this limp, We have a use
In: that the Inspire“ Merl“! will
approve reasonable. es audiluros, for
nuadedm “in solar air. Illipro'rlue
from are the capitol
lor-llulldiu Miami tallied unllty and 1
“atylcogmfig 636391qu or for
169W
“'91:!th it)
‘sr them midi the capitol buddies.
desserts olibertport
n.1,... swimwear; use t;
It ' no mu
m“ m.“ mummy
«"6 WI '
. Ins model) y Mr. Kennedy. who said
' but If the trustees of” the reform
‘ are asking no famrs. but as taxpayers
11 Works. will up
‘ behalf of the ssseellllou
" V tired.
WI
.9 1 1
The indict: mull?”
islstureth on Friday afternoons all
did until . ii o'clock. their heirln
the b vldlug that Vilet
help
lier fluttered asylui‘iis 0' V
r66 oi them from county born or the
stale relnrni school or Vin. ustrlel
delimiter irlrle. 1 - - 1 1
Howard lineup. of Bridgeport, sir
bearing for the county commissioners.
claimed that the bill would place the ,
child’ s welfare in the hand oil those
having the least Interest. eiislou' ls
(alt future. The musical law should
not e disturbed unless it can he
should that the existing system is im»
perfect.
V.Sduator Pulse. of ihc committee, in»
'Iuired whether some one of the speak.
ers could state. in a general way, what
ill!) effect of the bill would be upon.
Amie institutions—what percentage of
the clllldl‘fillrfm‘ instance. would be
taken away.
Mr Bacon, of the industrial school
or glr1!.'sald it would take own)
about 46 Catholic girls of the 270 in
he school. Other denominations
would be prompted to build and take
away the girls and this would be dis-
astrous to the school.
Mr. Knapp said that of the 270 chil-
iron in care of the Fulrfleld county
dome there are about 90 Roman
'G‘atholics. Thirty seven are now cared
for in the it. l‘rencls Orphan asylum.
secretary Kellogg of the state board
ll charities said he would no: object
1 a bill allowing ihe committing or
girls to the house of idle (load Shell
lord in Hartford as well as to the In-
iusrrlnl school. 'l‘hesn would be
1hlldren committed because of offens-
as; if the cost of the children in couu
yhomes was paid by the towns in
stand of the state. towns could decide
where to end them. He opposed the
line as a whole
Senator Paige suggested that county
homes were established because some
ow as lots, pauper children so neglect
:6“:th the humane society had to In-
a era.
The argument in favor of the bills
hat one 'of the principal points of the
pills was to provide that the commit-
in'z magistrate, who best know the
'lrcumstailces. shall decide where a
:hild hall be kept. rather than the
:‘ounty commissioners. who know little
if the facts. The second most lm
iortnnl provision is that a child placed
nut shall be placed with it family of
Is religious belief Another point is
wheel or the industrial school shall
'cfuse a transfer the governor shall
i'ave the power. The Roman Catholics
they are asking their share of the
noney paid out by the state.
A MENAOE TO HEALTH.
Kidney trouble is an Insidious dens
:er, and many people are victims of u
erious malady before the symptoms
ire recognized. Foley' 3 Kidney Cure
enacts irregularities a d strength
as and builds up the k n'eyu and Il
liould be taken at the first indication
1f kidney trouble, as it Is Impossible
0 have good health if ms. kidneys are
'erangcd. Sold at Pla'lsled's Drug
itore.
SCHOOL EXPENSES LARGER.
rhey Will Exceed 1994's by Over
“poo—Children and Statistics.
The amount which the various Iowus
ind cities will obtain from the stale
roasury. March 1. ml be more than
:6 000 larger than In The up-
iroprlallou is 32. 26 for0 each child
we:- four and under it: enumerated
l‘hc figures are:
Children; Dues.
’-iarll'oi'd. 46,627 $102,l37.76
New Haven, 07.827 162,610.76
Idew London 19,161 43.089.76
rulrlield, 44,464 100,021.60
Windham, l0.l37 22,808.26
tslii'llflf’ld, H.316 32,268.76
Middlcsex, 8.473 19.53636
'l‘ollaud. 6.378 l2.100.60
216.262 $484,812.00
New Haven proper: gets $56,366.76,
and with Weslvillc, ”7.684.969 Hart—
ford. 840,797; Bridgeport, $40,171.60:
Waterbury, ӣ314.76. in 1904 the
mill was $479,727.76. ln Hartford
county the sum was 999,788.60.
GRAVE TROUBLE FOREBEEN.
it needs but little foresight Io tell
badly affected, grove trouble In ahead,
unless you take the proper medicine
for mu disease, as Mrs. John A.
Young. of Clay N. Y.. did. She says.
'I had neuralgia of the liver and stem-
ach. my heart was weakened and i
could not out. i was very bad for a
long time. but In Electric Bitters. l
founil’iust what I needed. for they
qulskly relieved and cured me." Baal
lciile for weak women. Sold uni
dcr guarantee byll‘ lull Baxter. at 60c
a bottle.
Mr. Winchester to Give an Address on
Electricity, N‘ost Thursday.
Eccrciary .1. billion Cohurn, of
notice today:
the Mayors' Association of 0 north
out will be held at the city Hal.
ford. on Thursday, February 22: si ti
o’clock in the forehead. Luncheon
Ill be served at I: unlock. and all
pro. there will be a hearing at the
Isle house on twdibillii prepared by
.1 special Muslim‘s; via. an act
utborislug cities and other municla
alliles to establish plants for the
puncture of m and electricity.
lull an act to mail ll 6 late
of m and electrl , Ml. commission-
ore. lie. A. if.
erluteudeut of
' V, 90th Norwailr
as an expert in
it largo attendance is especially do»
not the only question of Importance as .
' illdu' I. you,
that when your slomach and liver are
merino.” usvoa's sitcoms-
. ‘l'lOli. 1
90th Norwalk,um1t out the following , .V
The postponed January meeting of *
lint-is V
board :
shorter. the sup» ‘
1 1 uwmw .. u c.6341"
‘*9£.i6§6omf‘ihl‘hlf£“6.‘”o‘:d‘f
.Vsupriledmwsmms cents, at
6'8 COM AN
”.0152?“ mVl‘IIrecgrporI. ‘cw nrkiV1
BAHAN OABE NOT ENDED'YETV.
Judge Downs Decline: to Change His
Ruling.
The case of Engineer Charles Ballad
charged with manslaughter, In Stam-
ford, went over again, Saturday morn-
ing. until Saturday next. Prosecuting
Attorney Galen A. Curler argued
strenuously against Judge Downsts
ruling. of last Wednesday, to the effect
but the State, for the purposes of
binding over. must show that the sec-
ond home signal was set at denser at
the moment Bahun ran by it Mr
Carter said he could show that in"
signal show-«(l a. cancel warning Vi'lot
more than fwn minut: s after the A
press passed: ihar ucthiur.‘ wr u; done In
change the siriiai, and that therefore,
it must: have i we dancer .,t.Vthc mo
meet the engineer run by It. He ask-
ed for a ruling, and Judge Downs do
cidcd against him, reiterating his rui-
mg of Wednesday last The case was
continued until Sumrday next, to give
the Stole an opporiuuliy to produce
testimony as to statements Bahathim'
self made at the time of the accident.
fudge Downs asked that the fireman
who was on the express engine. with
Ballad be called to testify. next Satur-
lay.
A deal of sy'inpathy is felt for Ballad
in railroad circles. He is very popu:
lar among railroad men. One railroad
man said Bahan has been an engineer
for 15 years. and that the fatal acci~
deal of December 27 last was the first
of any kind in which he figured. It
is said he has never before econ had
to appear for investigation. or “go on
the carpet," as the. railroad men put
ll. Bahan ls , a native of Milford.
Conn. His present home Is in.Ncw
York. .
LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA.
Pneumonia often follows Ln Grippe
but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar. ll. cures la grippe
coughs and prevents pneumonia and
consumption Ask for Foley' 5 Honey
and “For and refuse any substitute of-
(cred. Mr. G. Yuchcr, of 167 Osgood
sheet. Chicago. writes: “My wife
years ago, and It left her with a ter-
rible cough.
Foley' 8 Honey and Tar and It gave
Immediate relief
cured
substitutes,
Store.
MR. MEAD LassauidVVHsunu
her cough cuttrel'i' "‘ '
Sold at Plalsicd’ 9 Drill:
port, Had a Wart Upon His
Hand Which Caused trouble.
Cyrus Mead of Westport, had his
right hand umpulated In the New
York hospital, one day last week Mr
Mead has been troubled forV sonic time
with u were upon the back 01' his hand
and has «unsuited many physicians
relative [II it. Some suid Iliui. he would
be cured in time, but us he. failed to
had a severe case of la grippeV three .
She tried u halide 0!.
tho, cent bottle ‘
Refuse ~
Father of leeryman illicddfof Wests .
gain he wool 10 New lurk and cou-V‘
I!
1st on hiring til will
flow up. unless there was home,
I:
‘ " reason tor. doinx so. if asked to In or
it by another passenger. or vice verso.
' If you arrive early you can secure
the seatyou prefer by placing your
paper or some other of your posses—
liens upon it
When staples In a continental hotel,
the custom is to bow in the roomful
1 "When you go in to meals, if the visitors
’arc foreigners: 1
Your bedroom door dbould be locked
at night; and when you are oui dur-
ing the day you are expected to lock
V'the door,1.and leave the key in the
charge of the hull porter or booking"
clerk.
if you are making it stay, you keep
the sums table or the same place at a
' table for meals during the whole of
the time.
Don't tell: in it loud mice. To pub
llsll your private affairs in it roomful
of strangers is in the worst possible
form. I
Tips, as a rule, cannot be regulated
by hard und fast rules. but the fab
lowing may be taken as average
amounts: '
A married woman slaying In a lei-Ire
house for less than a week 2s. 66. to 6.
lid. to the bousemaid. I'l‘he English
shilling is equal to 25 cents; (in is W
a shilling.)
in choose where onli one servant ii;
L'°Dl.. 29. if) .s. '50
I .euug liri ”Iris"- or
or Be. do in n. my house, or 12.66
to 2s. in u. inlall one. '33 enough for
a visit that lasts less than Vl whek
in a house where only one servant
is kept, tips are proportionately less,
and is. Gator 2a. is considered quite
enough, “rcpt” In- be case of a long
visit. 1, s
As a rifle IadlcsV do not up men
lervluts.
A Corner Book-Glee.
We illustrate herewith s1 neat and
inexpensive corner book-cue which
may be made by any one who can uso
tools.
Ollhel‘ wood, oiled on the grain or stainv
ed any color desired. The shelves are
two and a half feet long in front. and
cut to lit the right angle of the wall,
which leaves them fifteen inches wide
in the rear angle of each shelf to ad-
' rail a stick which is screwed or nailed
in plane to support the shelves. A
strip of inch board three inches wide
and four feet long is screwed to the
front of the shelves at each end. it
place of board two and a. half feet
long and eight inches wide, cut in any
piece Ilvc Inches wide to the bottom
shelf us a sort. of frieze. If preferred
the pieces may be out plain and cover-
sulicd specialism.
uuipumilou would
save Mr.
set In. _ , '
Mr. llcnd decided that Ii'u'ould .bc
boner lo lose his hand than his life,
and on lhe diet of the week went to
New York, and underwent the one:-
atiou. lip In doing as well as can he'
reflected-V Mr; Mead is abVoVul 16 years
0 I ' ' ’
, .
"l on painted the town red last night.
deer?" ‘fthy, erwwhat
makes you think so?” “Becaus you
splashed some of the paint on
nosed“ . Glevclat’ld Loader. .
They found that
ho necessary to
mu underwear lilting: II 6811*
1".» “MW
Fills."
that's sin 1! More“ IIV'Vs'l
1W” “drank
is.
Ili‘l'i’u sensibly yuot u bemoiy'
“Item'w run I
Miillil'll llfIans gangrene llud"
3011? '
will harmonize with the curtain. A
red of hard wood, oiled or stained to
match the shelves, is fastened by
brackets in from of the topsbelf and
provided with wooden rings to which
the curtain-is attached. The curtain
may he of crelonno. plush. Canton
flannel or any other material desired.
'f’ll'e lower two shelves are designed for
bidding newspapers and magazines.
the 'Vlncxt three are for books, and the
top 'opo for bric- -a- brac.
The Rubber Plant.
The rubbei' plant (Ficus clastioa) is
an cxcclledt plant for geusiei house
culture robably Minding more Ill
unarmed than any other plant culti-
voted in the house, its beautiful
woxydenves are of a dark green color,
and should be kept ,free from dust to
look best, us well as for the health of
the plant. They may ’bb‘buped with a
dry cloth, or sponges occasionally
All! good soil will do for these plants.
'1 2 'snd don't forget that drainage in II
we” essential. -
1 A married editor soilloquizes thus
of “legend" new:
“There is pildlrdss in her pladnose
when she's glad, and (here Is saclncsl
in her sadness when shes sud; Vt,
the (daddies of her glorious and I "e
, new: of her sadness are milling In
her madness when she's mad." 11 :
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illsii News for Parents.
A Springfield man has inventions. 1
machine for weaving cloth from wire.
Desi this n'l'oIlll that at llth tribunal:
boy is to have clothing that'h’e cau-
liot wear nail—Boston Advertiser. V
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There are some women who know the
dillerent meaning of the two 'w'd'rdiiV
{and use It for what it Is worth,
1‘, sot-s ..,
This is a burger. who still begs
' when one has risen him everything.
functioned».
A a pout on a pretty red mouth uni
won for would What truth and win-
dm could never have won. V '
We.
A mass husband is not slum
reinsln her low. it
for stricture
3H4» idlig'li'UVV
Is." 2' rhau s VfilVfi’Ll‘If-Zil woolen... and 2s‘
it is constructed of. pine or.
in the middle. A square notch is cut
ornamental pattern. is attached to the
top shelf as a cornice. and a similar
ed with any bright colored plush that
'Not every woman' e no incens'ycs. I P
v
2 A physicllh‘b
“they? nailed
r a sac or
number of heifer?" '
at the tables"
from 60 to 90 1
held and all per spa .
of them feeble or sen ’
Perhaps the spectacle it so common
as to have creep (I your observation
or comment, but .rtheiess it is an
lobieci lesson will ans something.
tires will notice what these hearty
old fellows are eatlnpaylou will observe
that they are not mun in; brim crack-
are per gingerly p‘ldeu'z‘ their way
through a menu car pin on tangled
health foods; on the" contrary they
seem to prefer a juicy roast of beef.
woreperly. turned r'o" n o mutton. and
even .Ihe deadly'l‘o 86. star is not
1 altogether ignore.
The point of ul t'l'iliilV that n vig-
orous old age depends “upon good ‘dl~
scallop and plenty of wholesome food,
, and not upon dieting and an endeavor
to liveiupon bran c boilers. - ‘
There is a ceriai ‘class of food cranks
whomeem to believe that meat, coffee,
and many other good things are rank
poisons. but these cadaverous, sickly-
looklng individupls are, a walking con-
demnation of their own theories.
The matter in a nutshell Is that If
the stomach seer Ice the natural Vdi'xes-
tive juices In so clout quantified any
wholesome food Will be promptly di-
seated; if the stomach does not do so.
and certain foods cause distress, one
or two of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal will remove all diilicul.
'21:, because they supply lust what er
., cry weak. stomach leeks, pepsin hydro
lchioride acid. dis since and; nux.
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets do not
' not upon the bowels, and in fact are
not strictly a medicine, as they act
almost entirely upon the food eaten,
digesting It thoroughly, and thus gives
a much needed rest and giving an ap-
petite for the next medl.
Of people‘ who travel nihil' out of ten
use Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, know-
Inx them to be perfectly safe to use
at any time and also havll'li found out
by experience tha'ft flay fire a safe-
guard against indlgéotlon In any form
and eating; as they have to. at all
but none
. hours and all kinds of food. the travel-
in! public for years ballet pinned their
faith to Stuart't Tablets. ‘
All drugsists sell themV it 60 cents
for full- sized packages, and any drug-
gist from Maine to Galllorula. if his
opinion were asked. will say that
tuart' s Dyspepsia Thblels is the most
popular and successful remedy for any
stomach trouble "
MEMORIAL To some roux: eta.
OI us.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20. ~Eloborate me-
morial services In honor of the estate
'lnated Grand Duke Serglus have been
celebrated here in the Russian Ortho-
dox Church. Baron «Schlippenbach,
the Russian consul, and ViceConsul
Prince Enzalltcheff partlclpetbd.
When the special prayers were chant-
ed for the repose of the soul of the
grand duke, all present remained on
their knees for thirty minutes.
NOTHING TO'FIAR-
The question of injurious substances
In medicines which shill. .9 WWII“
* concern those who use Chamberlain‘s
Cough Remedy. Mothers need vs
no hesitancy in continuing to air
to their little ones. as it contains ib-
solutely nothing ljurioua. This rhine-
dy is not only perfectly safe to give
small children. but In amediclne of
‘ great worth and me. It.
world wide reputation or its cures of
coughs, colds and cral'Ip and can ale
ways be relied upon. For sale by
Stimson-Powell Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy. Pierce’s Bridge Pharmacy,
Zeitfuss Pharmacy.
SOUTHERN LECTURIR DEAD. 1.
MOBILE, Ala. Feb. 20. -Jlboz L.
Parker a well- known lecturer through-
out the South. died suddenly last night
til the age of 78 years... H was scorer
tiny of State of Alabl'niau 1872. and
won distinction in the Civil VWar.‘
LADIES. ”up-"1,
armrrreinnrlme“
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