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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 17, 1906 · page 5

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he to the issuance oi! naturaliza-
ptthers December 26. Prior to
her 27 declarations or intention

ed as heretofore. Front Sep- .
. or .27 declarations of intention and
little“ for naturalization will pro-

 
 

 

.lew. By this law upon the tiling

, .1 petition for naturalization the
tie required to give notice thereot
$01116 prominent and proper place
1 be, building where the courts rue
giving the name, place of birth.
, I; of residence, and many other
tattle otrpersonnl description of the up»
Loliphnt...and the human nududdreases
'pf'i‘witneaeee, which notice must re-
' [so posted ninety days before any
at proceedings can be had.
fietween September 27 and Docenr
20 no naturalization papers will be
ad in any of the courts in the
lifted States, except possibly to hon-
dlecbarged soldiers under sce-
160. After September 27 in Con»
, naturalization proceedings
will he carried on solely in the super-
or‘courts and in the Unitedstatca
courts for the district, or rather in
rthe United States circuit court. as both
- United States courts have one judge
and one clerk, and to do this business“
in two.,Iinitell Staten courts having
, the game territorial] jurisdiction would
the of nopeneilt to any one and tend to
contusion... .
‘ The bulk of the business will an-
doutbedly be ,done in the superior
courts, the extent of whose jurisdic-
.tion,iu the matter is largely lilcrctlscti
tram the (not that the various courts
Otimmon pleas urc abut out. it in
certainthat all the superior courts
will be compelled to employ additional
clerks and it Is probable that the in-
. coming legislature will that it ucccs-
sorry to appoint an additional ,luduc
,to attend to this: branch of its juris—
- "diction In tho diil‘crcnt counties.
‘ l The United States district judge for
... .s‘thla district not only has all the dis—
trict and circuit court work to take
‘ ., cure of, both in Hartford and at New
‘_ . ,itillven, but he has submittcd to being
,_ .{illlaigned to hold sessions of tho iYnitt-d
4' 43-“ ,mmut court. of the ooulhorn
bi‘ ct of New York of two wocku or
‘ ‘ more a month during four or live win-
rter months for so many years that
this service is now expected which
. lender-a his limo so indciluilc bore that
“he can be relied upon for very little ol'
"this business, and. then only at ir-
regular latex-rule not to be counted
upon with certainty lwiorchuud, either
.11! Hartford or New Haven. any mort-
' "than for several years last past.
Of course declarations of intention
_, trim he made In the clcrli'r. oillco oi‘ the
'” United States courts in both plum-u
every day (holidays excepted) from it
,nfclock to b, as. well as in tho clerk's
.omcen oi the superior courts. So can
,;‘...a,Ia,o applications for naturalization.
'; but the matter will go more slowly
than through the superior court.
.f....Tllc fees to be paid for dcclurution
.or intention after September 20 will
,, ‘_ The ice for filing the pciitiou
.11qu nuturulizutlon. with the ucccuaury
notices, ailiduvlls and entries will be
3‘31; and on December 27. and thereaf-
,_l§8l‘, for tiling, entering and recording
”tho, order of nuturuilmllou. udminlax
jutting the oath and Insulin; the corti-
igc‘nle, the too will be $2.
. Abilene who have resided in the
7.1,}de Btuteaflvo yours or over and
.Iti‘fr-flonncctlrut one your or over can
,‘inme the fact of their" residence for
.“the additional [our years by deposi-
, tibnu’ of citizens Illllt‘ii upon notice to
,tllts’dintricl attorney and thc proper
other of the bureau of Immigration
‘ and naturalization. Every applicant
,mtttllt be able to wrlle his liillllt‘ leni-
‘fillnaopeak the ldugliuh lzmuuaco and
film“ he in not an anarchist. lilili‘iill'
ddillt, or believer in the practice or lilo
. unis, but in of good moral character
_ and “attached to tho principlca oi‘ the
‘ ..,‘qohltltutlon oi' the United States.

Wfi—u—n—u

helium eusrcneaa SHOULD
KNOW 'r

' Euler's Honey and Tar has cured
my cones of asthma that were con
3 Mildred» hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Buou
" um '11 Worst Third St, Davenport.
. . Wu. wrllou: “A novere cold contract-
. ed Naive yearn ago was neglected au-
_ :it. finally grow into asthma. The
hilt medical skill available could not

. me more than temporary relief.
Iago Honey and TM was recom-
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and one titty cent bottle on-
ured‘nle oi nethma which had
wing on‘me (or twelve yearn.
taken it at the start i would
saved your. “fluttering."
“Drug Store. ’ -

influence? urea-rs.
‘30 Min; were loaned July 10.

3 “tarnished trout the other:
5. '. Wooster. solicitor oi patentn.

. Conn.
, ntelh, Bridgeport. tire plug.
. Porter. New liuven, alarm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Idle Howrah. New Haven,
'j‘ggod. New iinven; eye.
' “on. linrti’ord. hand
tied; caring.
crutch, single
80

my . . . p
«ad on Johnson,

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[In the clerk‘s oiilces under the .

' lust Week by tho MOHHOII (hnupuny. oi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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“ luck and“
_fl§re are some

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200 Washington St.

BULLHEADS FOR LUBBERS.

m

Sit on Easy Chair and Fish Through

Hole in the Ground.
i8. l.. Morris and l.. F. llumphrlcs oii
Winutmi. have been on u Itching trip.
to the East Otis reservoirs, acroua the;
state line in hiltasnchuaoltu. They"
(might :itltl IIIIIIIII'INIF», 213.3 porch until
.‘lti plchcrcl. 'l'hc bulllwuds \vcro couch! :
ilu‘ough the earth in the marsh lundsl
ucur tllc roecrvolr. (luv can Hit in of
chair on land. alilolic :1 clear or plot-.1
that is, if Ilt' tan tiiul linu- lwlxl bail-l
in: tho hook and removing the ilsh
thorcfrom. and catch hullhcudu in tho
tlzly or night. The muruh luutl covers
no men of more than half an ucrc and ,
lu'neulh It arc “'Ilil.‘l' and millions oi"
“fill that ilcvcr Ht'l' lbc h’llll. Hays oil
lighl aomctimoa pcuclrulc u ilahcr-l
mall‘s IlultI in the ground, Illil not :dli-I
licicully to keep bullhmuls from hit-l
iun. A worm burcly touches the Ilill<
tom of this umlcrurtmntl Ilhiltllu pond
before u hullhcud gruba ii and also
the hook. A iiallcrumn has to do.'
tin-(mph only a few inches of land to
pot a hole, through which to drop
lino. hook and butt. Despite the many
times “the lsluml‘ In punctured ll rc-
muins intact, the land being so marshy
that the openings hiltlll close up. “It
is it good deal liltc iishlng through
thin Icc in thc wlutcr llulc,” Mr. lluul-
phrlcs flilid. "There Is a slight give
to the land as you walk across it. lull
ii in so Ilrln one cannot brcak
through."

FEEL IMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of Impending doom in
tho lilIlitliI of many victims of Bright‘s
tilméulin and dinbeica lulu lwcu changed
to tbnnktulucuu by the bcncilt dcrlv»
cd from taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
it. will cure incipient llrlght‘s diaeuao
and diabetes and even in lbeflworst
canon gives comfort and relief. Blight
tileordora nro cured in a few days. "I
had diuhelou in Ho WO’I‘III. form," writcu
Marlon Lee, of lluuroulh. Ind. "I tried
eight physicians without relief. ‘Only.
three bottles of ll‘oley‘a Kidney Cure
made me a well mun." l’luiated'u
Drug Store. "

NEW CORPORATIONS.

Manson Company. at Hariiord,
Turn Out Met-I Geode.

A certificate of incorporation wall
illod with the secretary of the plate

 

 

to

llurttord. which will Ibunul‘acturo
metal goods of all klmlu, including
ullvorwure. tools. numhiucry and bi-
cycle. motorcycle and automobile
parts. 'I‘he capital block in 350,000, and
llueincua will commence with $10,000.
’i‘he incorporutors are ill. 11. Warner.
F. B. Williams. .lr., and 0. 10. Hip-
ley. all of Hartford.

The Enterprise Machine and Mann-
facturing Company of Waterbury tiled
lust wet-It a certificate of incorpora-
tion. The company luul an authorized
capital of 800.000, and will henln with
31,000. it will buy and cell hardware
or variiueltintle, including wire goods.
machinery. and mechanical novelties.
The lneorporutors are William .
multimedia Behoemnehl, at Watch.
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" macadamia
" ”Won. cotton

 

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‘ ‘Mfithdldfln mvm‘to get out no um

‘ We a... at at our generousimpal.

' ”hit the

 

iliimeawiten we havhlt the

he V Bumng ip ‘

m ste
rs for icon than has ever before been possible because two ”warned of as
tall ruggiste With an established cigar trnch-cmwmtmte 'aur buy:
operative concern. Soothe power of such a mighty‘nnion of individual

our own brands and factories. Instead of b
jobbe'r's, We become practically our own proton-cm.

The cigars we sell come to as attire lowest coatievcr known in cigar retailing.
And they are sold at the lmvcst prices over known-for are sonic quality. For instance:

,, Black. and

la mail a Mm cigar (better loci and more of it) than you halve been accustomed to get at 8 for title. I

gloom-30 showing the same superiority in qua ity for price—-

CUM-ROMA I A fini‘dilbs 3 for inc cram cigar. at; .
comma: DAYS a nest domestic dim eve: sold «I
,, Anna»; first-elasticitiestic cigar presenting lupetlo; workwgl‘iip
, . ~s‘l‘lltloflla omen. mm. .1... amid-tsunami r
\ I‘LDR DI: MADRIDI A

e 1 _ . s ' ' t . .
Theré are three National Cigar Stand: in So. Norwaik a: the [oilowing addresses and
only at these stands can National cigars be obtained.

- current) PHARMACY. .
n: w. “CHAMBERS.

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or accret in theNationad Cigar Stands' methods..:s We can

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rig in one co-
\ orccsl .Wc
We can—and do-rtcontrol

r own terms to ‘mzumfacturcrs
uymg‘scparalcly in small lots from

 

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at 50. each . ‘ "

of 30 exclusive brands, made 0 and fertile Nation“ Cigar Stands.

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”(ex 0 l s.
{6 (or us
jibe- 25¢
:. ' . 60
W “Hall , O, to; 859 WI’

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elixir in

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50. Main 9nd Elizabeth Ste.

EDWARD P. WEED.

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ONE ON THE PREMIER.

. Many years ago, the late Sir John
Directors °f “Named “a" :liardonnld. Premier of (lunada. was
Saturday. II‘I‘liPili at a public dinner at which he

The regular monthly mot-ling ollwua expected to deliver a rather im-
tho board of dlrcrtol‘a of lht NMV,pt)rtum upccch. In the convlvlulily oi
York. Now Haven and Hartford roll, the occasion he forgot tho more serious
road “-124 held Saturday mum at lilt“tllli_\' of the owning, and when. at a
tiraud t‘cnlrul elation. Now York! lain hour. bo rose. his lapcych Wm. by
city, ‘ i no means so iuminoun as it might have
It was volt-d to pristpouo lllnwblylhccu. 'l‘bc rcportcr. knowing that ii
looming.» until Sullltilllill'l'. it was .II- a would not do to pi'lvsLJlls notes. on: lilt’)‘
wt \‘iwilitl in unlit-ionic ihc Scpli-Iobt-r “mod. called on Sir John lu‘xt do)! and
unurlvr .finlet and ordcr " l»:l,\".f'lld him he our: hot dultc suzo ill but
:llllu Sculmubrr :llllh at lh's mm-tlnnl lug scoured an lwwlruic report. He wue
ol‘ the board. invited to road over his not-w. but no
i‘mmlly lI'L' dividend ulcclaruti'lu had not not in who“ Sir John tutor
for Scutcmlwr lplllilcr is lint madl- and rupltld him with “That Is lull what i
til loll-r. but or. II will; volwl lltll lolunid." 'I‘Ilt‘l‘t‘ was a liltiio‘t'. and SI!
llIt‘t‘I until in. 'u 1"."flll‘llllii‘l‘ iit'liillli .loliu conlluuml "Lot mo ropcul my rc-
wns iulwn .'Il thin Ills-willie. Eumrku.” Ilo thou wullml up and down
Tho (IlVilit‘lllI is two nor .'t‘l‘l and the room and dolivcrcd a moat Im~

AN‘TlClIIATED TI-I‘E‘ olvmeuoh "

 

 

Met

8m. up

a. state law compelling stationary eu-

~ the delegates to the eleventh annual

 
 
 

 

, lot? ..
, Connecticut Mon‘Now‘Making $5,000
a Day In Aluka.

 
 
 

alnem Mutilation to Bring
“bloat Bolero Next Loglelattmw

BRISTOL, July l7.‘——Whether or not
dinner» to tulle out licensee. is a good Im'mhflfld six years ago to a £010
thing was tllecasaed at some length by
is the change in the fortune of Sula-
uei Swanson. oi Naugutuok. Swnn‘
non tired of farming in 1900 and wont
to Alaska. For a year he worked for

convention of the state utationary eni
sincers' dissociation. Saturday, and the
result won the selection of a commltv
too to draw up a‘hlll which may be
brought to the attention of the next
Honored aunembly.

‘ About ilt‘ty deleguton

Beach. Then he prospered and mined
I‘uutil lllill. when he turned to Nau-
represented, galuck peanut-Ha. lie borrowed $000

the state. Prcnldent Baird. of Armenia, last your returned to Nome. stalling
in ltiu annual report. ellurosaml the‘ out new clulmu. l-le wau successful.
wish that more locals that are uttiliut- and that November, with a partner. he
ed with the national body were with bought the Cyrus Noble claim, which
the fill-lift HHBQYIHUOD. Financially. the ho had abandoned tour ycurs ago.
past your huu been a god one. and am..- (lil‘lll'lllg the place of Ice and
the ultnuborehlphas gone to 300. debris. Swanson anti his partner bo-
Oiilccru chosen were its t'ollowa: gun drilling and tiltcen feet from the
President, J.’ .l. .McMauus, New llu- starting point they struck pay dirt.
volt; vice-president, William Clark. For two months Swanson writoe.tho
Anuonin; secretary and treasurer, 0- niiuo has been producing {10.000 a day
B. Okborue. Bridgeport; Conductor. 0- The mine has been doubled ohuited
l’."l‘homns, Norwich: doorkccper, lrtt and the working force is being in
3. W00“. Midtllctown trimtccs. Wal- creased. Swnnnon also has two rich
lace lioli. New Haven: li‘rod Mctlurr. claims that are turning not gold in
Bristol, and Joseph Bellewootl. lirldge- large quantities and the plants will
DOI‘I. be consolidated.
’I‘he delegates were given a luncheon Swanson'a mother and brother al-
on their arrival. and a dinner in the at- l'ohdy have recelvml dividmuia ml ucvc.
tel-noon, and Iilll'l‘ taken to bake Com~ rul hundred per, cent. on their luvcat-
pounce for an outing. mam, "‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘

L a DIES

one. mm...-

_ A TRAGIO FINISH.

A watclnnnn'a neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dyltc.
which a child's linger could have stop-
pod, to become a ruinous break, de-
istutiug an entire province of Hot-

 

 

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King‘s New Discovery. lie writes: Km .‘ll‘mt‘lfwfd "Wig:

DERBY. Conn..“.luly lit-«From it I

mine owner now making $5,000 a day .I

‘ day wages In the gold unnds oi‘. Nome ‘

eight of the mutant: local unions in from his mother and brother and early _

. _. 'e .. ‘ ' ‘ .
been in until . ,, . hm“ . n;
uplandoudfliuypm _ ignored-g
i no a old to
.p‘ifilnmm?wi&wflenuiuemm

scanners unnatural:
.~ ‘ -

' ham; 1 new“
fia‘inmuai‘glenion. cinema? .
‘2‘: first“ "fill...“ ' til.

" “o. yuaudiéu, :41: .~ "" i ,
WWWJW. “will” . E.

For sale Everywhere.
:5 cent. a Box or by mil.

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HOUBATONIC BOY‘MURDERED.
(lltEA'i‘ HARRINGTON. 1138., July”
17.——'l‘hc autopsy on the body ofHJohn '
Slroull. the 12 year old‘llousutonio
boy, which was found in the woods
near that village Sunday, revealed the
Incl that murder had been committed.
according to the findings. of Medilcai
"we

a » - a" W" . Examiner J. 1). Beetle today.
ill/:11: oihli’nllildgbtxlgmidxe fifi‘idittltedifil com" "d . - fractures of the skull. made by some
little cold to no 'uhnutmcd until a Safe.IQul§:.r Rggtbl’gflgelgmog blunt instrulucut and either of which
tragic finish was only averted by‘ Dr. B'l‘l‘mmwgrmflsum engender a- . would‘ have proved ,ltttal. were shown

by the examination. State ,ofiicel'fl

 

N on
200.500 Wow.
. “Islam lynmll. Ill
"'ihrcc doctors gave me up to die of Dr. burr-nee.

lung inflammation. caused by a hug-

‘ Philadelphia. l'le

 

 

are now investigating the case.

 

 

looted cold; but Dr. King‘s Now Did-
covcry saved my life." Guarantecd
beet cough and cold cure, at F. H.
Baxtrr'e. South Norwuik. and E. P.

 

about tlwlr cousin. who was killed in
an onlonlollllo accident.

III't.)\l’lli‘~~—YI‘H, they always
giro tho imprcuelonv,ihutu,he was
thrown out of the machine."whereas
ho was merely hit by It. ram

Wood’s. Norwulk, drug stores. 50c .
and $1.00. Trial bottle tree. ” .
'l‘mruuw'i‘hcy"rc forever tall-ting Bowker’s

try to

l 122 warm! sranm‘

, B. HérShfie

GOAL. IAN-D. wooo

. AGENTS FOR

Fertilizers.

Id 8: Son.

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33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

Midsummer Clearing Sale ot Lu
Wait-its. Suits, ltalu Coats at a great r
our uuuuuor goods. First come iirs

 

it you have not bought of us yet ask your neighbors.

 
 

The Paris Dinah ll 8uil liaise,

SOUTH NORWALK.
dlcs.’ Stills. Coats. Skirts, Wuists, Shirt;
cductlou. as we must clean out. all 0!
tgcm them. Come and be convinced.
They did.

Waleis, 39c, 401‘, 75c. title. $1.25, $1.4m 81.98.3148 to $0.00.

Skirts from . ...... . . . ................98cto§40.00
(touts ............... ...... . ...................$3.50t0315.00
Ruin Coats .. .. ...... . . . .. .......... . ............ . ...... $0.08 to $18.00
. ' ‘ . 2.98 to $12.00

N W Lintn bulls ....... .. .......... . . 5‘ ‘
COME A D SEE THE SPLEND Ladies Stilts ....... . .. ..... . $0.98 to $12.00

VALUES OFFERED IN OUR MEN'S

 

 

AND YOUTHS‘ SUITS AT $7.00 AND
$10.00. '

it's our constant aim to make this
store lead for big clothing values.

is.""“c‘...;“ Com

Every purchase here in a lesson in
thrill. economy and good judgment.

The Reed (it Volk

 

Use an Electric Lauadlu iron.

Electrical Companu.

 

 

Got the habit and go to the

Men's Shirts from 5th to $1.00, with Opp. Telephone W38. Phone 82-;
or without collars. , ., -. .. . . . MW 4.. _ ”WWW-.. .. . y. -. ..,...-.....-. arcs..-
Mcu‘s Trousers from Sl.00 to $5.00. . _ _
Childyer‘s Straw .lluln. to clean out: e 01 a1 sale w W.
25c once tor 15c. 50c once for 30c. SP - "
Washable Netikwcut. 25c. ..
was": -' 0F

WHITE LINEN .SUITS. SHIRT WAIBTS, SKIRTS. CHILDREN‘S ,DREOS-

Johnsonyei‘ Hartford. C. LI. Ochoou- ‘

payable upon tho «'upllul Sitlt'li to
holders of record Snptumbcr l-uh.
TWENTY YEAR BATTLE.

"1 war; a loa‘r in a twenty your hat»
lie with chronic piles and malignant
euros, until I tried linokleu’a Arulcu
Salvo; which turned lhc tide. by curv
lug both, till not a truce remains."
writes A. M. ilruee. of Furmrille, Va.
llort for old Ulcers, Cute. llurue and
Wounds. 25c, at l~‘. ii. liztxtor'n.
South Norwalk. and E. l’. Wood's. Nor-
wnllt, druggiala. '

POWDER MILL EXPLODES.

Three Men Killed at Atlantic Dyna-
mite Company‘l Works in Aali-
land, Wis.

Ai-TllilJiNl‘). Win, .luly I7.--~-»A pow~
dor mill ol‘ the Atlml'llc llrlu‘tullio
t‘ompuny, auroral IIIIII'K from Aultltmd.
blow up today, killing tllroo llil‘ll
'I‘wcnly others were injured. The dcud

arc

.l l.. l’lcrcc. Wilmiuttloh. uoncrul
auporlulondtult oi the powdo.~ and.

Will Wallace. a laborer.

(ll-orno Wot‘illIHII.

'I‘ho neutralizing plant was doutroy
ml. ’l‘horo were twenty-ilw bull iluuu
in the group. The shock was tcrrillc
and broke litany windows in Aublund.

WILL INTEREST MANY.

lilvory hereon should know that good
houlth is impouaihlo‘li the kidneys are
duruuacd. h‘oloy‘l Kidney Care will
cure kidney and bladder disease in
every term, and will build up and
vtreunrhuu these organs on they will
perform their inaction: properly. No
dunner oi ilrlght'n diocese or diabetes
It Foley's Kidney Care in taken in
time. l’iulsted'u Drug store. “

MORTGAGE PLAYEM.

NORWICH, July 17.--At. a meeting
of the Norwich Baseball Club 1qu eve.
uiug nllunouainons about the future
of the club wan pubeided and It in, n
cerlululty that It will remain under the
prompt stockholders. it. was voted
to allow some at tho tittmltlmltiei'a to
take a mortgage on the players and
hold them nttho end at the sonnet: it
what'they mlveueed is not made up.
Who thew stockholders will be . he
not been determined. . , .

, crop THAT onto .
or It may rel-alt in Pneumonia. Btu-
Illian; Balm in breaking up will: when-

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proauivo filli‘t‘t'tl in the hearing ol‘ the
utiluarrtl rcporlcr. who Itmk down ovary
word on it it‘ll 1mm IIIH lips. liming
ihuultud Sir John for bill courtesy. lu-
wuu taking; bill leave, when be war: rc
rnllctl to ru‘clrc thin admonition:
"Young lnuu allow me to glvt- you this
word of advice. Nt'vol' nnnlu attempt
to report a public speaker when you
nl't‘ drunk."
MAKES THE LIVER LIVEL‘Y.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent robot in I‘IIW‘N oi‘ habitual
constipation as It stimulates the liver
and rolitolva ilu- natural action of tilt'
bowels without irriladng Iht‘uo oraaap
like pills or ordinary cuthurllclt lions
not ammonia or urine and Is mild and
pleasant to lake. Remember the
name (lrlno and roiuue substitutes.
l’lnietod'n ilrug Store. "

._ .. L. . -...,..... ..........

DON'T FORGET PET ANIMALS.

Don‘t Forget your home pole when
making plnua ‘ior your vacation.

lloyu and girls, doli'l leave your
rain and done without houu'a while
you arc away. if you do not tulle them
with you. loo would not know what
to do it you Wore uutldvnll’ loll: with-
out u homo: lu-llller (loco the cut.

The do era-u unluml Juut utuys
around tlt Iiullnt’l. hoping and hoping
that cite has not been lull alone, and
that sultlulualy will come and throw
open e floor and bring out a nice
dinner or Bllpptd'. But day after day
uho waits and you do not come back.
and she grows trucker and more
wretched every day and dually dies
of nmryatiou. . .

in there any boy or girl who will
leave his or her little, aoit. purring
ltltlcn to such it Into?

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ONLY 82 YEARS OLD.
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