for only eleven slates-wily
new England—‘knovm as the
lion ares. " the population cov~
, slants about one- third of the ~1
. . l ' '
Jaidelinustlhll be be
1 telnet the single item oi births
1'other. There are, it seems. an
infinite number of ways" or set-1 ‘31
of this iiie. although one rare-
Monolithic in spite oi paying
filthy. While birth ls well- delin-
is not defined at sue-n tact.
niiilc‘lst loads the reader of the
We? .1. w
1‘ as I generally known. is commonest
In?! coldlilgilllllos.‘ Pnallniollih.
til i‘edidinibion area. Like A
0‘19 the report shows it to be
the! ”(Grid ha
den-.deoidulnted. lot 1 1
a. varimls causes oi death an
all in cities ’I‘yphoid- te- 1'-
wn the list with 53. 857
a larger proportion . “ .
scrum the early fall
below heart disease-«s veryt
Elastic tel-Inwwith 192, 549 deaths; in-
_ to: troubles. with 130 I107;
11 Brlpht'p disease. with 139. 320; apop-
, iexy‘l'lvhvgh 110.163: ohncer with 1-06.-
"" 9, bronchitis with 62. 886. and Is
closely iollowed by meningitis an;
1; ‘ dipnthlarlh and cro‘up—-—h‘ veiy lra
1 mentally list1 at “or iéw or the more
abute'11ills to' which flesh is heir Sui-
filled numbered during the period and
n the area covered by the figures 20...
t. or about one per cent. at all
the. The most common method is
fluid“. iii-carols and strangulation
1 lug. the latter method being
inwemmvslent in the country dis-
In’ New England as 'elsewhera,
niosis, pneumonia and cancer ac-
tOr the largest number of
Midis. but there are regular periods
in the different states ill
e mortality returns are heav-
giants in Maine more people die
”arch and April, and in August and
amber; while ill the other states
periods—oi which there are two in
.1 yank-rare as ioilows: Messacllu.
.Msl-ch and April. and July and
all; New Hampshire, March and
i and August and September; Ver-
the same; Connecticut Mulch
HI. and July and August and
the ‘samo. Apparently
periods which mark the begin-
, the end oi the heated term
mint diagram to human life.
iiest greater so
'm’etropo fail or rural mass.
9 case my be. and while it is
to understand why tuberculosis
he more active in the cities. it.
he no easy to explain why t!-
or is much more prevalent in
,lintry. Diseases oi the nervous
1 likewise occur about as often
{small town as in the large city.
1 ‘le oi the nervous strain which
are not such piping times oi
Liter all. it would appear. At
1 general still! oi the army
pig‘ll‘iiedi3 arrangements with
ddei‘d his for the pro'
new series oi service mod-
(«Dollie blouses oi those
1 army who ililH‘ token
the disturbullces which have
11 ii; on; In no is that becom-
‘fl?’ , m}? lit oi the world-tho
' _ dilate, which will apply
all motions. will be dis
’ _ lunch at one will
= its owner gained
tonic
mill at Its next
probability have tiniest in this son-
in hit innit .1
“‘11.qu
trim I luv
‘Iloiiillls
government ilnds‘ itself compelled to
reduce to a great extent the toils on
the telegraph lines which it Inns Ill
order to compete with the privately
owned telephone. A rather curious
condition oi aiislrs exists In England
imm the slime cause. that has left her
(or behindin electric railways as com-
pared» to the United Sluice: that is,
the municipal ownership craze. since
the privately owned telephone Is to s
great-extent used (or the transmission
oi long distance mesaascs which in
this countly nle naturally sent by tele-
graph. The government. indeed finds
incredalng diillcully, accolding to 10
ports received here. in carpooling
lllrougll its own telegraph lines with
the1telepIIone~about the only thing
which has not yet come under the con
lrol oi municipal ownership in King
Edward's Isle. Accordingly a ton word
telegram may now be sent in England
for six cents—blitmand Amel icons will
doubtless appreciate this point-«tho
address is included in the toll words:
Just how runny words this leaves for
the message may be figured out. As
on nddress in a large city ‘oiten con
tains eight or ten words. the now rc-
duction la more or lease! n joke. But
even where the opportunity for toll.»
graphic communication is oiiorcd M
such an alleged low price»whlch is
not low at all when figured out on no
actual cost basis—lilo Englishman
doesn’t seem to care to take advantage
of it, ior. according to the latest ro-
port-oi the census ‘hurosu. Amerlcuua
use the “phone" and the "wire" many
limes oiiener than do the million of
the mother country—and generally
more cheaply. too. All of which would
seem t. indicate that. John Bull has
lonnd is government and city bust
nes monopolies more or loss oi a los-
‘ing stun o.
to accompany lite In the latter 1
maniieslniion oi selillmonl concerning
freight rates. known as the Granger
movement. made Illicit tell in many
states, and now it begins to look as
thollgh'conxress at its next session
were to be made aware of Granger
movement number two. (don: the some
lines. This time. however, the Grant
for Interests will make their wishes
sit concerning water transportation
Instead of that by rank-the question
which they tackled In the seventies.
The requests which Ire nlromly he
in: received here no limiters who
will “explain at the meetings or larious'
I the «atolls oi the benefits
wolilti accrue to the till-tilin-
I national system of tar,
mun-1.1mm: plain that
union will in all
solicit lliill the him
0 palm-tho
omission.
Senator his
liliurllis.‘
It least
Goon Mensa Callahan?» o writs cannot
otherwise than pure. sweet. del ‘
‘ It is not to be compared with
“ 1mtter use good the bother you are eating. Geno Mania 1,
unauthomnn is better; The sir-tight. odorprooi‘ 1
1 " all: it from absorbing anything to injure the ‘
flavor. It’ 5 good when you buy it—it a good when you
at it; and, the price is the Slide“ as for common butter,
points. tor the Englishl
it is more than thirty years since 11 “
“11"“
i-gpmf» and urn: roof"
3;
have just been sol were not. all has
been slated of wooden construction.
hut oi! iron. I last which makes It all
the more striking their into when it
is. remembered that it required save
rill months to find a purchaser. Dedut't
lliii’ the expense oi gettingrid of them.
the. ilnul not. return on the three ships,
which originally cost the. Spanish go-
vornnlcnt hundreds or thousands of
dollars, was exactly 3103.30—~the final
value oi 9“ investment leprcsellllog
more money than the average lllnn
euros in n lite-limo. amounting to less
than enough to pay a lieuteuull's all
lury iorrone month. The shipsmtlic
Albny, the Mnnilouo and the Mindisuo
have for eight years lain where they
giounded. and were ordered to he sold
21y Paul Morton while Secretary of tile
avy.
SICK HEADACHE." ‘
«largely a woman's complaints-4r.
chiefly calmed by indigestion, consti-
pation and torpid liver. You can pro
Vtmt it by taking a dose at Dr. David
Kennedy’s FavoritoRcInedy. once ev-
ery few days immediately utter a most
Piousaut to tho tunic. No nausea
or gripins. Write Dr. David Kennedy's-
Sons, Rizndout. N. Y.. for a two sum
pic bottle. Large bottles. 31.00.11“
druggists. '
bran Sample Bottles at it ii. Plahtcd's
m
WHY FISHER WON'T FIGHT.
Schools of Dsnbury Run by I Dom-ll
That Is Oilenslvely‘ Parthin.
Gillnnn H. Fisher. formerly superini
tendent oi schools in Danbury. has
decided not to enter Into a flashlight
for the purpose oi determining wheth-
or he is entitled to hold that omen or
not. Ml. Flutter was elected sliporiu
tsudant by a town meeting. otter the 500
chool omnlittes has trolused. lid to-
nt him. He .iceis that peace at
mind is necessary. tor good work. and
perceives there couldn't be any peace
lop It good while If he endeavored to
superintendent the solloolii while the
commitltoe did not recognise him. in
his announcement to the people oil
linnhury. he says: 1
"The simnlill of Politics and till”
bitterness oi aeolarisniam within the
committee make the nuperiutendonoy
in Dunllllry n perilous position to oo-
cupy. That party spirit runs high is.
iiiuairat by the {not tlitlttii diamond
was 11 w ole your in slanting a chain
Inuit. six Republicans voting night and
tor night for 5‘ Republican candidate
and six Democrats tor a ‘ ocrnilc
candidate. Tile ulna apt it is Illus-u
' but lilo;
~ There ill
V no.1.”
. town:
limited with the hallucination
some Democrnrhns a chance to defeat
’do‘nt. w. c.
meson the overhead
to nearly completed their and “
t New Haven road,
tunnel lint this newer honed
bier
at; can (2 limit been liy installed
will the railroad pill '
the line 01mm.- t
o oration until this tumor s
is? 91111111151111.1111 placing the date
1 o he beginning oi the electrical our
11: en on the that day or October the
local: railroad people tool they hiiye co
, 1 vere‘d every emergency that. only arise
' and there is new little doubt that. it
will on inaugurated on that day.
W V
WELLWORTH TRYING.
W. ll Brown,the popular
torney oi Pittsiicld Vt., says
on at
Dr. Kings“ New Lite Plils.’ He writes:
"They keep my family in splendid ‘
health." Quick cure for Heedsch
Constipation and nationalist-a. 1 ‘3
Guaranteed iii ll‘. H. Bast
Norwsllt. and E. P. Weed s,
‘s
‘ minltlon for: Shel-iii.
The lirldnenort Farmer which Is at
Shelli! ‘Hnwiey at the election next
November, presents a ounrtatie of
. "prominently mentioned." its. James
Led. (if Bi'oolrtleld. Police Chief Voll
incl. or South Not-walk Charles Fox.
of Winfield and Simon 0. Bradley, of
Greenfield Hill. and adds:
‘Tllere is some reason to believe
that Mr. Lee is not a andidatc. Mr
Vollme’r has held his resent onlce un
der Republican administration and in
said to be ll vely cspnhlo ofllcihi. Mr
Fox has attained considerable prolniu
once in Fairfleld. and is well known
here. "That Mr. Bradley is popular In
his home town In provcn by his clect
Ion as First Selectman against a heavy
normal Republican majority lie
longs to on old counlly family. isms
l'.‘
Greenfield‘ilill Country Club, and is
cited ion by all who know titan xga '
c s
in the prime oi life and inlpoalnn 111
. mmvulmlmnmu
member of the Grange. and oi
vou
"straight" in ovary puriiculnr.
presence. and would. his irisnds sill
make an ideal candidate. But Mr
Blhdlcy is not In the field as an RVnw-
er aspirant.
personal cauv use.
A CLEAR COMPL
slime r EVS
liver.
smooth und clear.
and The Clioflrd Phluluncy
’1! NEW CORPORATIONS. '
A certificate of incorporation was
illad Thursday with the state secre
tsry. by Pierce Graham & Hayes. in-
c‘orporated of Orange The corn:
noon undertak-
pnny will curry on I
in; business and WM
basin with It.
The chpiiai
stock
input}. F. Pierce are the inmate re
A certificate of organisation
been filed by the Twin Bin Gila
Electric Company. oi: H rd.
oillcersm are: Pr at
ll Vice- pres
Wherry. Pi
lull. aw dork:
urir and secretary. (leorse D. Martin.
New York: assists t treasurer. and
l,ViIlllrtl, Dohlis
”willow? Harold
”WWW.
ONLY OUR! '03.
Mrs. Franklin 911
Del. “:Isya "i sunered
(Ullflgmao “594 ill fizml
WIFQPIIA.‘
or New Castle.
snob «china.» 1
con Ihelium? but
trstsd in my ova we: at;
11‘“ ‘“1‘s.i‘*“l°’:li§.fim“"”“llll
can. on 0 me. an
Democrat «tied for ion. .
“in view oitiiis (not that iron
point of view 11 lanai Managed
not benoilt nu. but ballot only
Iéhoohulollid so a,
Donald.“
Fur sale :l‘by it: H. .F. H
1 salt? lie Oilfield “Pharmacy. '1‘!
"Next
to a pension. the best thin; to get is
Ol'Wfllg
N sooner aeolian
. :Four Democrats Willing to Accept No
that
l! nominated. it will sole
ly be the nesultvoi his friend's labour
in his behalf: he will not make any
XION AND
In most cellos s saliow. blotchad
complexion and dull heavy eyes his
due to poor rilxestion and an inactive
Orino inlxatlvc Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the ilval
‘ and bowels and makes the complexion
Orino Initiative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseste or gripe
and is mild and pleasant to take. Ro-
i’use subslwllutes Plnlstod‘s Drug Store
is 35.000.
William H. Grnllnm, George M. Hayes
he
treas-
In“ with .
viii?" A
helped at! l‘
ltoolr Brasilian 311me one in
It - 'nt bottle cured lilo completely. ‘
W- to
tho and
to «least and assimilate all (lithe wildli-
tho’ body. and “builds the wall erupt.
restoring health and strength.
‘ SOL BY ’
THE DMFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMAOV
BORROWED VITA TY.
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan's First Sermon
After Vacation.
morrow evening, the pastor, the Rev.
W. W '1‘ Duncan. who has Just re-
turned from his vacation will preach
sermon will be short and timely. in
the morning he will conduct the coup
children on the lesson at ‘f'l‘ho Old
the familiar features of the
Mountains. The bible class ior Men
Only will not be resumed until Sen-1
tclubar 9th. The regular quartette
choir will render music throughout the
day.1 ‘
Bom‘tho
signature at
BURGLARB ENTER TIBBALS'
STORE lNw MILFORD.
Took Out OI l1 Register and smashed
It But No Hollow-Obtain-
on Game CIgI‘l-I. . '
MILFORD Sept 1 .—h‘.ilrly yesterday
lumping bulglurs succeeded in sheet-
in; an entrance through a window to
the grace”; store of J. B 'l'ibbiils on
Blond street and stealing five or six
dollars worth at cigars. They took the
cash register out of the store down to
the town whorl and smashed it. They
found no money as It Is not Mr Tib’
bal’ a custom to leave any there over
night.
Although there is no clue to the
identity to the thieves it is believed
they were local persons. .
_ DR. PINN’O TEST’l‘IaONY iNTEREOT-
Dr Thomas Finn, oi Boonsboro. Mo.
who has practiced medicine for 32
years. an be has used every prev
dcripuon know to the profession ior
treatment oi idney Ind bladder dis
cues. and he has” never too
sunning lb‘o
es and bladder Would!
he Foley's I say Ours.
magnifies Pill‘l'i‘iwgulld‘; up its“ whet:
in! In a I I'll lore an
The Oliilord rhino“! "
IAOK FR M VAOATiON. -
The boys or. one train town. we and
They've massaged ll their planks
s
.muioodthatmsyhnutnn. “nourishes .
Al the Filer Methodist Church to- I
on the topic “Bllrrowcd Vitality " The '
m‘uniiin service and speak to the‘
Man of the Mountain." which is one at ‘
Willie ‘
olive In both elite o ».
It atolls in y
protect in? .1 ,.
ARE THE BEST FOR HEALTH, COM FORT AND CLEANLINIOI. THE
LINE l8 FULL AND COMPLETE AND FORM ONE OF THE MOST, To
TRACTIVE. DiBPLAVB IN OUR STORE, WHILE WE HAVE THE Mm
lNEXPENSlVE BED! MADE 'TH'AT CAN BE CALLED ”OD- AND FROM
THAT ON UP TO THE FINEST BEDS MADE ._ oil it
1 ."-~‘ wig. 1‘ it
more ENAMEL ssos ............ , ..... 12.7152 TO 320.110
asses sans .. “
YOU CAN ALWAVB FIND THE IE“T OF IVMVTHlND TD FUR
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