player of the road all alone the
. . “ third division of Omaolidatods
I YMMWK’LVI m; WM 10“” m G” W”
‘Iiat Ihmmsponvioaahdwilinow:
. . , 0 8“” mucntIylocuicubiumeou Col
IWIIM utility an Inn atroet. making occasional trips
up the Berkshire in the Interest of the
. . read H: il It'll: :fmtlltneubgttgtnowb
IntdxlIcIa'tinz m 009“ r ° ° W
. y o the com any lie began roll-
it! WI: ville on» radio: with at. w. It. amen-an
mo of. Connecticut. 35 yearns one, u an assistant when
It i-‘th. mg..- so tom, cot. Btdivd‘nwil out the head of the
In New Haven to
l' ,.
Hountonic system. When the late
Col. Stevenson retired from the lions-
Ittouic system Mr. Van Alatyue con~
tinned with the New York. New Haven
1 Hartford mud as general freight and
communion opens. Pitt n ld M
e was locnte at I c all.
Wildfllire’pr Wash- the greater part of the time his 1817',
”We". OII Ink rltory covering a large nection of the
7 germblres up to North Adam, West-
conference '1", Id Dalton and the vicinity In Matt
a week ago when unchuaeltil. His success In conducting
the freight truffle of the road In west-
thought he was (We? cm Massachusetts and throughout the
iiWills smaller grime Berkshire division made him exten-
sively known to railroad circles, uud
although he had many flattering offers
to join the forces of other roads, he
preferred the Berkshires, and made
It a practice of coming home to Bridge-
port once nI- week. He has been stuf-
fcrlng for some years with locomolor
,. ‘wn -o “I7 H atnvln, and although. handicapped in
mono: ‘I " " ‘ 3""; getting about. he stuck to his post.
railroad "“9 rill? Hpereonally supervising work that be
”h. conform“ ”‘I': might have left to subordinates lit-
“Chill to dittczatln‘ie cause of his system of detail and dc.-
” toxienntg on its ’imff‘ct tire to have things right In his depart-
,” countltuteti lo went. lie luIs been one of the moat
it that the sale familiar figures In the oilltes at. Pitts
”In“, field III/hope In» was kntuxwuthto IIIhoIIt
' ‘ every- us ness mun c p we
“if“:‘fgxé'y'fi 233;, While many may regret to uco the
filled to the matter genial freight agent sever active con-
nection with the road. It will be pious-
.‘to the latest
po'nrl‘on, the
whim
‘ option party,
of this conference on-
Iridium between Mr.
Attorney Edward I).
Gifford. the railroads
and that has tuken
lug to many to learn that the ruilrocd
wwcgfigr:;d;m recognizing his sterling worth and
5,. pm the "properly Work in building up his partlcuint
branch of the buttlueen, ha» retired
him with n Slibniullliili pension. Mr.
Vandletyne has been hardly able to
get about for the Dust turoiwceksI
ii "threaten." i not owing to the nature of hit! a Intent
(«[31:37 He eimpldydcallcd lie is now at his home ill Bridgeport,
‘ ’ i .
flgfigfi’fi 33:77:33: ONLY cuss FOR overseen.
wk,“ from the "my” Mra. Franklin Bush, of New Castil-
: Del, suyn: "I suffered for yearn’witll
‘ dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. .l tried everything I
could hour of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured Inc cbmpletely. "
For sale bv R. H Pluisted F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
INTRODUCING THE MAID.
Made Household Helper Fcoi She Was
. Part of the Family.
in the Editor‘s Easy Chair of liurp-
er's for January Mr. llowrlls, in com-
menting generally on the rclntion of
employs-I7 nnd servant, tells on Home
log unecdotc of :I wt-ll-ltno'rn Ameri-
can gentleman with liberal Ili“!l"f '
7“On9 of tho noblest and ul'mxt ('5‘
our economic reformers, now souc to
the account which nuy might envy
him. had It usage which no practiced
With all guests who come to his tnhlc.
Before they sat down he or his wife
said. looking at. the maid who was to
serve the dinner. This is our friend.
Misti Murphy:' and then ”11' guests
were obliged in some sort to join the
host and hostess in recognizing the
human quality of the attendant. It
Wail going rather far, but we never
heard that any harm cume of it. Some
thought It rather odd. illll most people
thought it rather nice.
"'And you advocati- the general
adoption of such a custom?’ our friend
nuke getting back to the sarcasm of
his 0 eniug note. 'Suppose It larger
dinner. It fnnhionable dinner. with half
a dozen men waiters? That sort of
thlg might do at the table of It re-
former, which only the more advanced
were Invited to; but it wouldn't. work
with .the average retarded society wo-
man or clubman.’
in] itutbtulty" and then
tiors will be stopped.
ljuo dithculty attending
-flrst to last.
. decayed Alexander Ham-
, liming Foluhoods. .-
3 ' v—JOOBD h i".
. .. of the City National
Mm, received an onus
III-gift in the form of the
ulcrlpt of a letter writ-
.mpdfather Colonel .los«
3! John Adams. In 1809.
throws new light upon the
Adams toWurd Alexander
Id. other lenders of hIII
dd follows. In purl:
Quincy,Aug.nIt31 1809.
Illo- Negotiations of the
are known In detail by
’fut yttelf, and its they have
settled they will be more
if the truth is not told
by documents.
cry of our country is get
7‘ til'i‘niaehoods and it is high
'90!” of them to be corrected,
-m‘.t «propagated a great many.
2r; which i am endeavoring to
"correct in Justice, lime. l
-cessive pnrtiality for Eng-
7 rortgly resembling [ht' sen-
. Tartan in 1770 (an he
‘ pd‘tlie fatal policy of do-
the British fleet for pro
Inverted. it will be. well
mails. In short the total
I“ depéuding on the wisdom.
d benevolence of nor for-
lion for protection or assist
t be corrected or we iiiliiii be
'7 'b-n—n-
‘ " ‘Whnt good thing works with
ang'gzflwneu'u' them ?' we retorted. apiritedly. 'But no.
. c'the man who at-
do! it gushing his throat
knife of.‘ his home on the
. dinesr Maplewood Flo-
I by morning. and remained
do until Monday. when
. ~ was accidentally discov-
eirbbor, died Saturday in
ry h pitsl.
e. w was a widower lived
lilo farm and It is believed
made the attempt upon hill
9. He was unable to
In W 'i’ Bronson went to
in yespouse to a summons
who were informed. of
but wrote that
l Imulf m a
failed to ltecp his promise
- tibial nay of his house.
min the sixty-fourth
in no and Ir survived by one
Nu John lchermott, of 0
, Dunbar!-
rut IUGINISI.
. sin. of Clinton,
[Mill Ania Salvo:
'I aim l have mod it
M. "rind it
3!. mm! them
hidml «and It beam
‘llt'or‘lttihiud. " 2517
I am ”(We ”
routine.
ed even among enlightened thinkers.
We do not insist upon it; the men and
the maids might object: they might
not like knowing the kind of people
who are sometimes asked to quite
good houses. To be sure, they are not
obliged to recognize them out of the
house!"
oflELiGIOUG CRAFT IN FRANCE.
a Result of Troubles In investi-
gation Will be Made.
PARIS. .Ian. ti.—As o result of the
charges of scandal and graft in con-
motion with the liquidation of the
property of religious orders in France
which have been going the rounds of
the clerical reactionary press, a par
lismentary commission has been no
me to conduct detailed Investigation.
Ids-Premier Combed probably will be
president of the commission, but all
political parties will be prcuenietl
pro-ruin. ii. Delpech, I Soc.-
Ittilttt. who with M. Combea has been
the anmo mover in demanding an In-
'vostlptlon. declared that“ the Clerlv
min must notdu- allowed to make po-
litical capital against thc republic out
of vcilctl charm. "itflfll’tflou of the
imitation It will involv,. this invcutlv
notion mutt! be mnde.‘ ya M. lielv
ouch. If unfortunately. uy onlclalo
have profited illegally by this liquida-
tion. they stunt be exposed and pun-
ished. The "while must. be true to
Its crest! of honesty and Justice”
ANPAION mon 0' 1m.
NIAI CITY. "0., Jan. 4- u :"n
MW lattt night William I
raid that the "pm. the lurid and rail:
d restrictions womd be the part
at issues In the campaign of 1m.
.mifle laid it would be Impossible to tie-
it “Impose at this time what the one paw
, 7 ‘ , Hinton issue would he.
. lost to favor of the
ml:
ISlINIlEII SCHOONER A
the custom would not be readily ndopt- 01
mil-m of bank deposits wu grow- ‘
“ circuits. thirty of the num-
tltrw, municipalities in the state bold-
fn‘ flit. uremic: and mm if
ltlrdnntu upon the introduction of their
II I I'I' ,e executive into clad in now
was bounced out of 84. 000 ir. nm- fht::|?a;hglz:tmrm trumped“
”M “7 h" "”3? was ””7 , " ..It7ir II~I7III-I~ tor the evening. Il'our‘
top to of eopvert‘tatltm 3‘! Hi" "WW feel! till: :l mu be pvmed Inmate
glib SBWMOY flint. 30“ "(7H NH '/ '7!”inqu I, .r "M" m “mung",
tin Sherwood. and hid HIIP. Ifl' 'llwi- ”Gilt, T?" ‘9 “a” ”0 ma, CIR!"
Q g
‘_.’lli'rv
. “1&3 KT. [fill—.I‘rJ'i‘lw star
or how linen Pinker" l i’: I' .I
ly mMiss Tlloso’s, started for "no,
. t . ~ bramm till
over three weeks no. intendiin o ”"' ""9”“ i}
remain abroad for eight months or 1.».g:":d".:II‘;I$“M7 "bwmal’thpu'atlio:
Mr. Sherwood had n letter of credit llIItmniop ”MW“ in two of
for “.000 0! an Italian h-Inkir for
the purpose of drawing against It
times, so he figurud on spending $50:
a month during his tour abroad
There.- are several stories renrding
how Mr. Sherwood was Induced toI
these cltitm, Wand Wm,
the [Monorail have when super-ed
iin control by Republicans, while In
’,Qnincv the situation In reversed.
i‘ormer mayors will head the poser-rm
draw his money and how he was WW ”'1"; m ”'3‘" a. "I?” 3"";
coed out. of It. mother with some 7' "1., t _ “r r M“
jewelry. The first story that was no WWII“ 0" '0. it «or odour
ceivt-d was that Mr. Sherwood was In- back ”"9839“ 5' F: l:
dilm’d to drawn his money by an Am: 3""ng K?“ “a. “
erican who introduced himself as Mr “'5' 3'" ii. W "“91
Andrews. later Mr. Andrews modes WW“ ”elm m ‘1'”. 3m"
but with sherw‘ooa that a. had more Ville. Swindle“ m The In
money iii his penetration ‘hun bad the WW I‘ 9' m mayor. WWW
man from Salltllllort. 'l'hc llrdl pm ,ihe stair hare been looked for willlt
w." 3] ,.000 which w” doubled and more than the usual interest In the etc
.ultit-d another it 000 to that amount. pociation ”It“ ”’9? WW” commit
and finally the 5m“ reached 34 000 A tbcmselcu on the many municipal probv
confederate. held the bet for both pnr- WI“ “bi“ III? Pill"! lime to common
”pig and the confpderata made away and in some cases on local conditions
with the total 7mm 'i'ben both spar-I which W M wide later!!! The "7
wood and the, American named Au- "In?“ from which ’robttbly the most
draws went Wing for the contour: was expected was those of Kirov (I.
ate and Mr. Andrews made his dissp A. Hibburd of Boston, the formcrpost-
1w :Iruuca. truism of the city, Who bad among t e
The later story and tvroltublv thv prcoIinI-nt subject; for bi! remarkgte
true one. wan that when Mr Sherwood teccommcndntions of Governor Guild
was on his way to the. ilotel Excelsior that th v legislator empower the finance
he ran ncronu two compatriots who commission. in conjunction with lilo
were most agreeable nntl Institutional mnyor to prepuru the annual budget
They ”preset-d their delight "I meet” and re'oiganize the city departments
log a fellow American but the now '
tomd friends cxprensed polite. doubt BEWARE OF OINTMENYS FOR CA
whether Sherwood had as 'InttclII TAHBH THAT CONTAIN
money no he profound to have. 7Iil' MERCURY.
V.’
l
Anyone who know "\Vukoy' us mercury will surely destroy the
understand that this insinuntion v oull tense of smell and completely deruugc
get his “gout." He iudignmuly proitile whole system when entering it
duced his letter of credit for 84 000. ithrough the mucous ”dazed . Such
and showed It as proot that ho wait a orticlcu should never be listed except on
man of means. But the charming uc- lprescrlptions from reputable physio
quaintnuce made the laughing IeInnrk l Inns till the damage they '0! do In ten
that Antone could get .I letter of crctl- fold to the good you can poseibly tie
it. but one could not. IIIII a cocktail fol rm: from them. “all. Catlrri’t Core.
.I ton of them in New Haven. manufnttnred by P. J. Cheney k Co.
Tim stun gums lhnl .III. Shed-[loud Toledo. 0.. contains no mercury. and
hotly rolortnd that he would slum Ils tultcn Internally acting directly
them what good It var. cud hurried to upon lho blood and mii’couu surfaces of
the bankers and rushed ”‘l‘ letter tIlIIhc system. In buying Hails Catarrh
credit fot the full amount limb tilt-Itiurr Iw sure you got the genuine. It
ugrcctibic acquaintances wmc lll'titliu" I
In IhciI apology and bur rlml “anle:.' Ohio by II. .I. Cheney & Co. Testicul-
to the. bar of the llottl rixceluior, Iiuil frec
“here they refused to allow him to Sold by Druggints.
pay for not of the drinks After Inrl bottle
ous drinks. ulwlntlnuwns ordered. mrl 'i‘nke iinll's Family Pills for consul:
more to follow. l'ndci‘ tiIc unnthing tuition.
Influence uf‘tIIc nbsiutht- Shorwmd
fell Into n drenmiess illi'l.“ :Iud whvn
he woke up his watch. some pornozml
jewelry and his 84,000 woe gone. 'l‘in-
polico Werc notified but no trace of
Mr. Andrew” or hid companion could
ht- found.
Price 73c per
a... .-..——-..._—.~.
ALL WATER FREIGHT ROUTE.
Boston and New York Line Began
Business Getaway.
iiO‘rl TON lull. ii- ,5 mconti nil-wot
Ir f7 viciu IntibeetMt-Ii iloulou and
Now ‘lolk wing} it put mtionr 87w 1' Int.
. itlI tin, nailing late in the alt- Iiitmll
oi' the new 4 .DOG ltin steamship thinker
,lll'll of thc New England Steamship
t' fillillklll,‘ 'st Linc. 'A :70than has lmrll
arranged for the service which pro
tides for three millions weekly on
rlli'iifldlfi Thtlrrduytt and Saturday.»
from each city the trips as laid out
Ming made in tw my haunt
The non com any was organized
mtvr n solics of conferences between
lending litmtoo Intfrchanls and officials
of the New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. the mar
ino department. of which tthe New
England Steamship Contpnnyl. con-
trolrt three tennis which Will be user!
in the norvlco. “coldest the ”poker
Hill. which iuntmttucd the bervico
Saturday. the utottmrhitm Old forlorn
and Massachusetts have been assigncd
to carry out the schedule.
’I be new companv on the annotmce-
ment bf its: organization also announc-
ed a cut in freight rate-It of 2.1 per
cent, which Watt followed by an equal
reduction by the opposition the Met-
ropolitan Linc. rm that their mics a7
present are equal.
OL-QORI‘.
MENAOE T0 NAVIGATION
Racer Lies in duly Four Feet
of Water at low Title” III Path
of Vessels
IIRIIXIEPORT. .lan. ti.—-(7tlm'pifiint
has been made to iim'bormnster Mor
rin concerning the schooner Racer.
which lieu about 71 mile and it half
off shore In a line bemoan the lirldsrv
port and Black Rock lights and ball
a mile east of the latter light.
The Racer name serous the Sound
from Northport. in charge of her
owner. Captain smith. and sunk In
he storm of Sunday. October 27.
07. The tug Stephen liahroclt went
to her rosette. and brought off the
crew. The next day the Bsbcock and
'the isle tried to raise her. but to no
avail, as her stern had been broken
The hulk lien in the path of the
vessels that heat up the sound and .
so she III only under four feet of wn- 3“". WWW"! W
ter at low tide. she In a serious mom '9‘“ _ '
ace to navigation. d
Now that the coruplaiut ha: been .5...”
entered Harbonnuter Norrie will OUT op ”a CLAGG.
take the matter on at once with the After preaching a sermon on the tale
llghthouue' department and MI“? 0r the Wit’ it'd H mum“ "If! an
arrangements 10?. “VI“! what. rc- Old WOfth well known '0, her W‘P’
mains of the schooner blown up. mg "opomlmst and said ,0 In.“
good woman. i hope my lemon
‘ “golf"? '9"‘ .'""7 hasahzorne fruit. You heard what I laid
51' 58°- 918'. J" ‘7" about the place where there shall be
from the beside of farmer Governor "Gavin: a“ smiling a, teeth”
notes. of Iowa who is ill at. the Provl- Icy“;- ”w robbed. "but u ,0 that
debt "Mini here with pneumonia
if I have anything no say In it be this,
"0 WWW 1" "0"” V ””9 1417f 'ern wash their teeth as has 'em
'4
“0 eluding pity-1cm. early today I.- .
me the following mum. . I all' Jam my",
"Governor Bold oonditidn allows a .4
debilitated for were
lied lick headache» locked ambition
was worn-out and all We. lion
dock Hood Bitters mode are It won
woman.”~lirs. (my. freitoy. ”Imp.
merited Improvement, and In I. now
routine!” in the t few hours he
has gained eon-i Iii “strength."
OUANNILG WITH OilLl ‘ "All
NIN-ONO‘VHII.
transom; ho G7~Wliilu Michael
ilantron was In u quarrel with
his mm yesterday. lumen limo
mm M to no dirl'e prism
use. uwrvr Stu.
lied Icon tmm In Mir-tritium
hrvivod News film
COiMiJ’. (Soul. in #ri! i
Jewell. widow of Dr. Jarrett. who died
unwithmtbethoeoidwm
ind m M.hm.im
urn-ind at i a:
mow-dugout- imam
omrmmemém
is taken inlt‘f’lially and mode in Toledo.
.ii: 18:.
return-I Ei’tifi ”.56.“. :26,-
room - Iiouyzznoonoo
Politic of Tobacco
WASHINGTON, Jan. C—Connocii-
cut mm the new Iy'oar with a record
1007 tobacco, on
real and other principal crops to the
value of about 820 .000,000, occluding
to oacinl dum- contained in the *-
cember supplement of the "Cfti'l
port" inst published by the nricul
total depurithenL Of tobacco alone
Connecticut produces nearly 20 .000.
000 pounds. worth never-l million doll
Inn. The department does not give
the nine. but calculating the veins
«Connecticut (ohm pt a little over
if cents a pound. which was the over.
no 9 paid for tobacco In Decent
a number of mice the Con
pccticut 'crop was worth 8289M“)
it is believed to have been wor b can
rider-lily more. Connecticut ultimo
holds a bin place in the manta-t
The Connecticut tobacco crop coy
mo 14 400 area of land, which is
three times so much so the average
of tobacco in the other New England
ethics and was acceded only by the
tobacco acreage In ’10 other times of
the Union The nverayc yield of to
bacco per acre in Connecticut was
1,510 pounds. which was exceeded by
Vermont tutti hfmuthuaetts
Other importuit crnpi to the value
of "5,000.00 .are credited by the
agricultural department to Commit:
cut, not to mention smaller crops,
which. It iv estimated brought the
etdtal up to at lent 820..000000.
Among the important crops pro
duced by Connecticut hay occupies a
prominent place being worth on the
farms. Dec. I, $10,829,000. Nearly
half a million acres produced this
crop. the average yield per acre being
i30 tone. The total production was
8 ton. .
Thirty- two thousand acres a, were
planted In lrinh potatoes in Connectl
cut which yielded an average of 100
husbeln an ac,re or a total of 3,200.-
000 burhelst. Priced at cents a
buuhel, the total farm value of the
Connecticut potato crop was $2. 464.-
000 on December I.
Corp was another big crop in C
necticgr| 1.848000 bushels havl g
teed on 56000 acres of land.
on average vicld per ton of 32 bush-
clv. The price per bushel was 76
cents. and the total farm value of this
crop "mo $1,186,000.
on thousand acres were planted in
on s in Connecticut which yielded
77!. i: bniitelv on me. or 313000 bush
tin alto titer This was worth $189;-
000. or 8 cents a bushel.
The ry’e crop coveerd 10,600 acres
'yiclding l7 busbein each, or 7t total of
i80.000 httsheltt.~ priced on the fat'm
III ill ct-ntn each. or 8140.000 In all.
The valuc of buckwheat produced
in Connecticut was 830.000. or 15.
cents a bushel. Thc acreage was 3.
000 the inpld per new 16 bushels and
the total protlncliou 48 .000 bushels.
t’lltm Connecticut Naps: nnvlc
equally as burnt showing in propor
tion tut those referred Ito above.
though they were not so largc.
~-
Argo Rctl Salmon is an ideal food
Thompson's Dietetics. one of the
standard works ‘on foods. gives Scam
moll's tables as follows: The per
cent. of muscle building material in
beef is in per cent. eggs is per cent.
Salmon 20 per cool. As a brain food
beef 2 per cent. eggs white; 2% per
cent, (wire) 2 per cent., Salmon 6 and
7 per cent.
00V. HIGGINS TO SPEAK IN NEW
HA EN
V .
NEW HAVEN. .ian. 6.-—IThc Wolf:
Tonc Guards. of this city. have an
pounced that f'mvcrnor James H. "In
gins, of Rhmlc Island. has accepted in:
invitation to deliver the Robert Em
melt oration here on March 8.
r
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN d
HARTFORD “RAILROAD
TI”! TABLE.
In Him 4m"! 5. 1m
80. NONWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. ii.-I27I’i:lx. 5712:. 5741:.
6715. 0750:, 6:56, 1754:. 8718:, me
9710:.G7311, 0753,1075“, 11701
i’ MnIZ: Trix. izltl
T7091. 57 37. 57511. 67 37, 6751:. 77m.
l75lx. 9:53, l0732: lcdh to Pbilndel
pitta and Washington, D. 0.; 3720:.
tinturdays only.
275“. ‘3721.
"my“
A. I.—12:53!. 5712!, 5741!. G75'
G7 :01.
81.7—12 57:, 2744:, 27511.57?
57 £11.77 13. 17 51!, 97 531. 107 23.
so. NONVIALK ‘I'O NIW, NAVIN.
AJL7-12 or 1714.17581.87IG.172!
87 25.07131J7L2 10:11:. "708:,“ c
P. Air—Ito“. I: in, 37 Iris, 3: 231
47". 57 x. 5:.” 670”, 6730, 77m
8 .9381, 72i, "72!; to Bridgeport only
270: and 7725.
‘—
buoys.
A. 11:42:08. 17”. i708» 1720. c: It
I0: is. "7081.
£8.47“. 17G". 8718:. 97m
G001” ”WWII.“ 1'0 OANIUNV
“A.” if.-~i2. 7’10‘3tdflly” except Not.
Ill . i x.
minim
if. 47 20. 8712:. 471! 171i
Wire. __=., 1780 p. I.
OANIIMV 1O COW” WALK
.“Jf 711.1071”. “757
!’ Irv-I71“; d: I. 87755.
Gaul.”— . ., 1785.7 P. It. 4700.
GG.G7IGI. IG'
We 5 57
1.3551": m
the average yield In New Hampshire. ,
637000 tool which was priced at 817
' match has been arranged by one of theI
promoting clubs of this city for later
In the month. although Chief of Police
Cowles says that no application for a
license, has been made.
uattcr'of boxing matches here Is to be
thrcnhed out from n ministerial point
If view, for two of the club's backers
Ire to sum 'tl‘ before 71 meeting of the
titatiou sent them. and reply to a re-
'ng match in Music Hall late in No-
me to inert to discuss the same ones
"old. or when your throat Is sore, it is
won. and all throat and lung troubles,
If}; children are subject to croup, but
tltack."
(ing of throat and lung remedies. Sold
Inder guarantee or. F. H. ,Baxter's
Drug Store.
tie free.
:tatcment in the omce of the secretary
If the state are. receiving u slip print-
»d In red to the effect that a failure
zlerlt renders the ’corpomtion liable
Tmpoued by the» last legislature and
Next Franklin. Maine.
or stomach. liver and bowels working
out right." If tbcoe plilladisappoiut
run on trial, money will be refunded
It It" H. Baxter's drug store.
or dear monsieur. you are so kind!
"runnnilantic Tole-r , .
“Nicotine tow» mm L .
A. up-trzm t: m. 5:» "I: ', _ ~
1.“.17GILIIMJ its."
the “no,
. low no one to I
All youutcrluitd} fitltoxyns and “Join-obi
WWW“ M trifle with and endanger
iniimts and Children—merino”
What Is GASTO
Witt iv a. trunnion sitbitituté for Cami
nitric. Drop- and Soothing Syrups. It is
dogivp '_
health of
inputtingI ”aliment-
.v
mature neither Opium, Morphine not other gm”
substance. ltd like in its (Hummer. It destroy! IV
and sum '1‘. eminent. to com Diarrltwo and
Colic» It. relieves Teething. Troubles, cures Coustlpdilhu
.Ind Fistulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowcle. giving healthy nod W lingo. .
The mliidron’l Panacea-The Mother’s FM
ceuomn CASTGRIA pound
‘9. For 7.0"" 30;?” I793 I
ATCHES.
sow IfIIqu Jan. 6.——A boxing
Today the
.Iethcdlst axiom, according to an in-
.ort which will be given by 71 com-
uittee of three. which attended a born
and a
mother. The lluptist ministers‘aiso
Inn. ‘7.
RANK FOOLIBHNISG‘.
"When attacked by a cough or a
unit foolishness toutakc any other
nedlcino than Dr. King's New Discov-
Iry," says C. O, Eldridge, of Empire,
lo. “l have used New Discovery sev-
n years anti I know It is the best rem-
Iiy on earth for coughs and colds,
boiler
back.
few Discovery quickly cures every
Known the world over as the .
50c and $1.00. Trial blit-
. n
WARNING TO CORPORATIONS.
All corporations Illlng their annual
o tile n certified copy with the Mom
0 It fine of $100. This‘peuslty was
be state secretary is calling attention
0 it with a view of saving corpora-
ions from expense.
.—
A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL.
“I have reached a higher health level
ince l began using Dr. King's New
ch Pills." writes Jacob Springcr. of
Ml'hey keep
lie~Pardou me. madam. I didn't see
on ithc tdlstrcnulngly plitmpl~0it,
it" «O 1»! id t '7 “to r " '
m a’ m .I. . ..... o .4,
.I .7. .. that
OIBOUGBED SCHOOL LEOI
wnrnttm’mv mu
tlcut Association of School Boards met
at The Elton Friday at 117780 o'cldek.
and appointed a committee of nine
members to conduct a vigorous film-
puizn in the next session 'of tuning-
cral assembly for much needed school
legislation.
up of a member from each count)».
the state and one at large. It with
vote itself to obtaining three. thi 1
The establishment. of a minimum of
educational qualification; dor tension
or a bilious stack in
and It puts yellow laundice em out
of commission." This great. tonio ped-
Icine and blood purifier, gives calcium-
lief in all stomach. liver and kidney
complaints and the misery 9! Mint
Baxter's drug store.
TOWNG SHOULD GET OUGJ
The plans which Highway Commis-
sioner J. H. Macdonsld desires to
make for repairs on state highways
are being held up through the fail«
mg of some eclectmen to make a re-
port on the condition of state roads
in their towuii
commissioner sent a blank to the ”7
lecttuon of each to'wu acting for cer-
tain Information on this poingpnd
hso vfur but ninety towns out of 108
filed the information. 'Thc com
miss nor is unable to incite deiidilc
plans regarding repdirtt until he can
learn how much for him: there is In
this line.
will not lie with the commitisiuticr.
but with the neiectlncn,' who
failed to file report!
1.. use: ’ Ui
VIM“ wig-Y
IO
i.—'-The Coosocv
The committee Is that.
minimum salary rate: comm
very skilled supervision of all school.
and the compulsory adoption of tilt")
manageemnt of the schools .
WW '
A cup: row utility. ._,.'..~
"l have found a cure for the misery
malaria poison produces." says H. II.
James. of Louellen. 8. 0.
Electric Bitters, and come! in!” out
'lt’u called
It breaki up» a “on ad.»
utmost no time:
1 c
Sold under guarantee at!"
-"'-“"T“'
Lust October the
if delay results the fault.
have
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O‘I'OP THAT COL
or it may result in pneumop it. Bra-
zilian Balm is hroaltlpg up cold
ever tried. almost. without exec
10c. 25c, 50c and 81. till bottle. The!
ford, Baxter‘s and Pishtod'l
W Oll-
gin-
~——-———'—-—d-
"Young man. don't you know that
it's better to be alone than In bad
comm 2".
é-Cleydnud Plain I felt
“YO!
. romeo“?!
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Norwalk Chronicler