*“I‘““
cocoa Cornstarch Pudding,
izcu sugar. one quarter teaspoon
I. flip milk in top of doubhI boiler,
whoa boiling, add the cocoa.
cornstarch and salt, which have'
luod with a little cold milk.
vg'minutoc. 5 Pour into ice creonr
‘ vor sherbet culls and set aside:
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. . Buttermilk Bread.
lilo buttermilk which is not
eating and stirring until
.0
in sufllcieut flour to make
into‘
in
n:
how‘to the touch Divide.
it'll; mold into loaves,» place
" ed pans and bake at once in
erutc’ oven—«Toledo Blade.
Oyster Mauaseline sauce
ii
pper, raw yolks of four eggs,
‘2 of strained oyster liquor.
Whooul‘ul of meat extract and one
"aopooni‘ul of turrnuon \lllBL'IiL‘
"Whisk over boiling water until the
mixture is hot and thickcued; then
THE CARRIER.
(The Postal Record)
He arises in the morning fooling
appy, bright and guy. l’roueuds thou
totbekltcheu in his own t'mullinr way.
7 rapidly devours n dish oi" prodi-
Bled “mod.
m1audlegku ihut liltlltt’ lIIIlIl tool so
nod Then on his wuy luI
Tatum humming ull the limo;
Whilu wil'uy cooks IIlt'
limits so
lin
, cites the. pontomcv and tilt-ii pro-
ooda to stand in lino, llo rings tho
lock, secures hie mull uud tnkuu iL
[Illa case. And thou procuvtln to
:ick ll'wlth cclcrily and mum. ’l‘hu
i'i’Ji-l thou dlucurdvd with rapidity
(1 cute; ilc'i; (-uutiouu now buruunu
BVEBGH doincrllu (:m-rywlwrc. Wall.
9 is very humim, you unit but your
e on that. He starts out in tho morn-
w“filth I344- mull up to his hut. Ito trim to
opt; his very limit, ho trim in tho pm.
to To awry poruou on tho routiI i'i'mu
"0m till night. llt- irnvml thv pitu‘ml
Juuhuui
’ um um nu
anndmoiher’s Old Favorite
u at Sage Tea and Sulphur
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l. evoryuun known that Htlllll
d Hillphtir, pmpurty rumpoulldI
m buck the unturui color and
tom!) hulr wlqu iudud, ”trunk-
’ also undo dundruii, licking
and atoms ,Inlliug hulr. Yuuru
{bounty way to gut lhiulmlxturo
to button it at homo. which in
y‘ and troublesome.
ovation wn simply link at any
km for “Wyclii's Hugo null 8m.
mile for about 60 cents. luv.
than: this old. tumours recipe.
. no con possibly tell that.
u, oiled your hair, in; it does it
hiiy,,’_und evenly. You dampen
in poll brush with it,‘ and
ii through your hair, taking
strum] at u-iime; by mom
{I} .
it dough. Turn out on a well liolu I Put six eggs into cold water, boll
Iuwum‘nfiwu
too ,too hot, or it will discolor the skill:
put. a quart 0, it to the boiling} When done, arrange the quarters ulch .
,stlrring frequently to prevent: ly on a plotter and serve by labile-
, not aside for live minutes and t0 taste,
actually with one quart of sifted ‘ly palatable when served with boiled
.3, salt moat.
'obtll batter is made. Cover closely I
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I’m; into- a saucepan a pinch of mi melted butter.
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'udd 24 oysters cut into little dice
o. in milk, two tablesnoons cu- shapes. Serve at euro-«Lucien Homo
tabloupoonu cornstarch, one Journal
Bakad Pumpkin.
'A large ripe pumpkin is cut into
halves. crosswise. The seeds arc re-
moved from one half while the remain-
ing hall is put away to he used some
other time. After the needy have been
taken out, the half. is cut into quarters
and the skin-side is placed down in u‘
. baking pan It is then baked in a mod
erate oven for three quartoxs of an.
hour. Be careful that the oven is not,
This vcgetable in pnrticulnr~
Pumpkins can also be dried and put:
uwny in tin boxes or in glass jars in:
a dry closet. They should be carefully
I. pared. cut into heat, thin strips and.
After that
Pictorial
then into small pieces.
they are spread out to dry. -
shortening. «Review. I
Stuffed £998.
for 15 minutes, put them into cold war
tor, which keopu the whites of eggs :1
good color: cut them in hnlvos length-
wnys and take out the yolks, which
pound with one ttviupoonl‘ul of chop iId
cold pfllulcy stilt. pcppcr und rod pt‘p
pt’l to taste and one lubluspooniul of
Mix all well togethcr
tun tukn a small piece, till the hollow of
‘bletlpqpnfuls of white sauce, Whites lhc White 91‘ egg with “”3: join the
cur eggs.1a pinch of suit. lmli‘ a cup.
one“
other half to it. when all urn. tilled
rub over the outside with flour, brush
over with bullion egg, roll in line bread
crumbs, Pry u goldcn color in plenty
of smoking hot int. Decorate with
purslcy mid servo very hot.
lime and ihcic, no mood hi; boat ho
unlkn, null in Quito huppy till lll' conic-l
lo .‘l'I-urgucrllo (lornnlnlku. Now, she in
very well supplied with whnl Wi' uiny
lurin gull; it muttcrn not how largo
bur mull uho'll usk him. “in this till?"
ll. kinder rul‘l‘lcs up the, fun it taken
away his smile, lt. ultikus rhlm tool it
littln sour, ut luiut just for uwhllc.
lie llqu procnvdu, his sulchvl lull, to
(ill across lllt' iill‘Ui‘l, and Mrs, lllnnk
who liven Imxi door now calls in ne—
l‘xllls sweet, "(lh poulmun, plouue do
comp buck bore for thin lmporlunl. ici-
tiIr; lt'u very valuable, you know, It'll
for my couuiu killer. The postman.
bun no tilllu purhupn to hatch to her
pick, and any». "l'll lnko thi- lottcr iii
you‘ll brim; it here to me." (if cuurao,
il‘ be dons not rcupond ho is considered ‘
man, And iuuuy thluuu un- nuiil uhout
bin uuriy utiliudc. ’l‘hc liilutitl‘u now
nrc ilylng lust, Ibo nllll him uuilo all
kind, uud no to llllllie up home thuc ho;
huutcim down the;- road. llu'u mukiuu
molly cupid ntildcu. Ili‘ll nuinlui, on.
his time, uhuu, in, number cullu ti
him with mice thut lu uubllmc: “ill
have u luilur burn. you no», u Vuluii~
blu mm In Illl’; 'l wluh it rcgluturud Iu’
lluy uud mun. to Kunkukuc. l‘m norm]
til disturb you. but it uhould hnvu gouul
lulu wuok” And then tho punimuu“
gulp bin book uud mukcu out n I‘Iil ulpti
if he uhuuld hot woman hlu liitluiflltfll
ut lryluu llmuk lilo. tliouu, tlw culuru
ni‘ ibufluhibuw would be limiting (in
llw bt'crzu. lip Illitmlu in} tho kicilul‘l-li
uud with home porhupg ugrucu. tllllll
uluo trick to nunwur lllli“il.l0nil uluillur
to thuuuz l’iuuku toll mu. pnutuiun,
um tin, trullm on Ulllt' now from xiiw
York? (Jr will liuI. pontoon on thin
lr-itni- M'Ild’ it through in Curb? l'lunuc
loll l ,3 what tho l)iil‘t‘.t,il punt ruin Ill
in Hill) .‘louc. and why my homo town.
pnpor ulwuyu uocmk ltlJlltltll duluy.
NW. wliorc'u my linullo’o illiigilzlnc;I
p-
, buns,
Univ/n
Smartest Hat Is a White Ono.
'l‘ha dressy‘ but. the hut worn to al-
tcrnoon receptions. mutlnces and din:
hero in restaurnutu, in the but of the
hour. And the important of those halo
are in white, preferably all while, You
oven a touch ol‘ color seems to dctrncli
from their charm. The acme of amort-
neus is attained when they complete
it dull whitegown, and the Pariuieuucu‘
who have been searching for a novelty
to supplant the nil-buck costume, so
honored curly in the season. ’ure ex’
plotting the nil-white “get up."
The while chiller: helmet-shaped tur-
with strusu decorations and
fetching little chin straps .of cliifl’oni
niluched by buckles of the straw, are,
more girlish and have found great
favor with the dobutantcs. The white‘
, ’dr‘nf‘r dinm all/n
1-h~&~:f'".n\‘«-\‘\m~m\‘xu fir it!
‘P "M W’fl"/fl‘ “I- ' fi’
.‘O‘Mhli ‘\“\UN‘I 0|‘K
0
vol in suffering from overpopulnrlty'
Punne velvet, main; and l‘ul‘lotu nro bci,
lug blled in its video. and some very
striking effects are hoingpvolved from
tuircta and tulle. The brim, and often
the flexible crown. are. of the taffeta,
and the uourlngiolds ol’ the wlnulike
dm‘pery at the side are of the tulle, Or
perhaps the brim and crown are. oil
velvet and the drnpory at the side of
moire. And for a dressy but almost
any color but black is chosen" Tho
vory proctioulltv of black. which
makes: h ZillCIl an excellent cholc'e. for
the general utility but, makes it a}
poor choice for the dressy lint. Ill!
n nontrnl coloring is obligatory, there
are taupe,teto do negro, u very dark.
Lino. nun a soft. rich brown, 1
One of the prettiest. dressy hats in
tulle.I hats are very likely to be bright-
cncd with a color. ll
The. newest hot is built on Wntteuu .
llncn. says a New York Tribune writer.
I
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tho trlcorno of ostrich. The but in
mode entirely of the hurled ostrich
duck in Various coloriugs and some
clever blondingu of color, and in tin.
Worn by the Pnrisleunos, they are. no,lshed with one. of the new cube shap-
i’asclnniing as they are unuSunl. It in
difficult. to describe them,” for their.
niyh lion entirely in the manner in
uhich they are worn. The crowns 11rd 1
they are generally
fuehlon‘cd fl om'
moire or paune what for the nitcr—'
noon and evening. Thorn is a band of
lurkskun'k or litch, encircling the
brim. 'l‘ho mount ut the side may be
any kind of foulhcry fuulnul, but
nigraitcs urn rapidly losing unite in
favor of ostihh i‘uulhein. Though
this mount is urrnnuod nl thosldo oil
the hot. it appears to rise from tho
top of the bond whou the hat is cora
l‘"i‘ll_\' adjusted.
it is; doubtful if this extreme styleI
will fllpilllillt lhp'fiopuinr drupud tur~
buns. which have quite, on much gush:
but are more gcuei'ully lacromlnu. Up
to [hie limo volt-oi has lwen used mosh
ciztrimivcly for thou» lm'bnnu, but \‘v‘lv
vnu thou (run ol‘i‘rr symputhy to Wow
who curry mail; to those who have to.
llsicn to u iii-wr cunning wall. The
poutumu is llinlti'mei, of course, it‘ld
lliilt’iis to your cull, he trick to be u
unulluuinn \vhilo gcrviuu‘ Hill! and ulll’
but ii iii tilllllrl he hills to do cxuclly‘
what in right. mumubcr ho Illih‘ irou~
lilt'l-l of hi»: own from morn till night.
And thou uguln tho. purrcl pout hm;
troubles mum to mid, it innkcs tho
posiumn m'ouchy you. it even umber:
him rind, in curry iill’nimll put-hugely“
from suit cum to bricks. ll uurcly
(Id mounts. of the ostrich. A similar
idea h'iu been carried out. in peacock
,ft‘nlllCii-u. .
A .y'lVi‘I trimming for the dressy hut
limit, very much of the burnt shape. and is the vclv oi blr;d even the head is
fashioned from velvet. A gloriously:
uhndul yellow bird, which from a dim
luucc loncd like a remarkably good
imliutlon of the bird of paradise, in
boluu used to trim a black lace but
which will be taken South next week.
Lute lot.» by the way Ilil\(’ not lost
tluir Handing. though the} are no
louuci u novclly. lnstcud of the cob,
Idl‘ of hire. the crown h: now oi? bloc,
Ildurk or gold, and thi- brim of velvet
(w l’llff‘lll. Light, lenihcry mounts
urn "sod us trlunitinggpolsmi at lhrI
uido and sticking out ill all sorts OI
inipcsslbln unnlcspl Their 'only rivui
in tho ostrich, and it must, be ndniit~
lull lhul ostrich lu (Ivory (lily growlnfl
in l".i\'(u'
WESTPORT WOMAN GETS ES~
TATE.
New York Pawnbroker Left Nearly
$50,000.
mow ‘i‘tllllx’, lieu. 175-.- An upprninul
of tho oututc lol‘t by hlori‘lu Rotinnnfi~~
into futhvr. in Wustporl, of Putilluc
llothnuui-won lilo hit-HI toduy in tho
olllcu oi‘ the clm‘k of the Surrounteu'
court. shows, that wlwn 1.\lr. llothmun.
who null 11 puwuhrokcr. llllh‘iit’il nwny
dluugrucu with him uud Hanson
kicks; and so it. upon mid-winter's
ui‘iuwu or nuuimcr‘u burning ihcut, ho
curries minimums gulm-u and oven cur-
rlou input. Homo. duy pnrhnps hiu luck
will chunuo, from burdcnu he‘ll hol
l'rch, llui lbiu will not Inke pluco un-
til ho gets it lvizut'y. ‘
l), 1.\l. SWAlt’l‘.
Spuhunc, \‘I’urh.
M. “M“... 3
GONVINGINB TESTIMONY
Given By Many Booth Norwnlk People
lleptu'lcuqu told by mouth Norwulk
pimple-m
'i‘houu who lilll’o
nuyuw
Who uncd llonu's Kidney I’llluw
Who found the romcdy olfnctlvow-
l—lucil nlutcnwutn provu moi-ll.
You might doubt on utlor ntmnnor.
You intuit hollovo South Norwulk
puuplo.
llcrn u South NoiWnlk proof. vorliy
it.
llcml. Iuvontigntu. tic convinccd.'
You'll find why South Norwulk folks
helluva Iii Dunn‘s.
John ill. llorut,
hud w cnk kid-
76 Spring utrout,
.80th Norwulk, Chill)" any»: "Wo ai‘o
plouuud to confirm all We sold in
mun yi ,
on April 13, ll‘llll, he left it gross cu-
tnlo of $47,278.18 and u not l‘rlllilti or
I$>l4.'..’ili.llll which. under the dircclkmu
of his will. cxcculcd October 22. 1912.
passes over to many of his rclntiica’
u id friends, the Woutport daughter to]
receive the uum of $39. 00 n month for
life, while Mrs. Sarah liolhm'ail. his
widow. is to reculvo the sumo! $20.00
‘ for life, at the death of each or both.
‘ whutuvur may bu lull. of his outulc in
to be dlutributcd (qunlly shore and
share nllkc. among hlu childrcu. um"
vlvlng. ‘
I Mr. ltuthmun who bud his pnwnshop
lot No. 87 First; uvonuo hora. directed,
in llltl will, that tho buuiuc‘uu be our-
I‘thd on, up unuul. lhu buuluuuu which.
by tho uppruluur, wun npprulkud at
$41 740 iii).
A. .llolhinun mm of the? 11mm, in tho
oxocutor. rculdiinz at tho l‘Ilrut uvunuo
address.
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PURCHASING STATE SUPPLIES.
llAlh’l‘ll‘ORD. Doc. l7. 'i‘lioru was
u inccllnu ol‘ the lnvostlnntton com’
mitten appointed to look into the mat
tor of purchunlug unpplluu l'or utotu
Institutions, lit the Capitol. youtorduy
uilurnoon. Thoma pronout worn in.
Thomas, oi) New Haven. chnlrmuu; Dr.
Pollock. of Norwich Iloapllnl for in
none. mercury; Buporuilendont W.,t3.
erhunko. Connecticut . luduotriul
it fillielycu'mfitudllylYOI‘ while “MOW" . prulnn (if/Dilllil'll Kidney Pills when 301,001 my glrln- War-dun W. A Our
1 incl Mlllll Smith who not born swatch“
tiny. Now. wliut'u tho mutter with my;
mull, it doesn‘t coma at oh, my. old.I
Muir Rummy." You will get a nddroml wok ltlvnrnlde, but now i live
on Wall The peoplc bore nil know‘
me. some tun yours: book i came. illltl
it have ulwuiu‘ lived within the com
dock at Spokane. Whollo that about
lily rfliM‘biif‘u (indium oi whim
cord? Oh, well. it you insist pcrliapn
it'll wrong: to tillrrofihnl. '"Pléhilu toll
me why blame in no pumohboxuu on:
or hair disappears, and thin room. and ihomioro why object:
or application or two your in taking thin mail hint about? it! New York. hole agent: for tho United cauldwlu today announced the up
in beautifully dark, think you’ll; ever tried to hurry with
and you will look yoaru ought
it
upon your book, mind mot all
it our
I
we rccummondud thom conic yearn
ugo.‘ 'l‘lioy livn up to the claim made
for them. i look Donn'o Kidney
I’lliu. procured lit: i’luiutod’s Drug
more, when i won nurturing from
backbone and othér symptoms of wank
kidneys and thaw soon cured mo. All’
other or my family who llitll klducy
ooni‘plnlnt uuod bonus Kidney Pills,
and in hor cutie too, they bronchi to.
lint." ‘
For pain by all dealers. Price 50‘}
cents. routonlliilhum 00., mimic,
I
atom. .
humanism t c ,nnmowinonn‘
‘llatlon blossoms can be used to advan-
/ clean and l)l'lght.-l.0s Angelou
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in a Inn-in.“ A "I‘M/fl
3' R/ “I- fl' fllflllfi 'iW’W‘I-Ia" ‘H/‘l‘
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Memo-$99.:-
Panels ln Parlor.
The long andnurrow parlor with a
poor supply of light will be charm-
ing by using molding all panels and
the whole painted ivory—white, ‘suyu
the St. Louis Republic, With it well:
balanced arrangement of pictures and.
side lights the room will be delightful.
Home Decoration.
Thé male of artificial flowers for in.
terlor decoration is lncreaiilug, says
the New Haven journal Courier. Im-
inge in odd nooks rind corners, and
run] oncu used when the light is
ktrongest. Eor this form of decoration
admirable subutltutes are found for
roses, chryuunthemuma, trails of nm‘i-
lux and the like. They should be put.
away when [Ila sweeping is under way
and occasionally well shaken and dust.-
ed.
Plate Flanneis.
A nice gift which any girl can mnko
for her mother or friends. says Lee
Augelcs Express, is a set of small
rounds: of thin flannel, roughly button-
holed with heavy silk or mercerlzed
cotton. 'I‘heSe laid between nice
plates uiil keep the hand painting or
gill. from rubbing or getting scratched.
Floor Polisher.
A solvicoabio, brush ol’ good weight
for polishing floors muy be made out
oi‘nu old dlucarded carpet sweeper.
says Good Housekeeping. Removl
pie brush and place it brick lnsidt’.
l‘ustculnglt by wires to keep it from.
slipping. Then cover the sweeper all
over with a piece of heavy carpet-The
swing of tho handle will give tho
(lily immersing an inkstaiucd liandI
ken-chief. or any article in milk lmmed
lately after it has been stained on 11
allowing it. to soak, the ink will ini-
,1mcdiateiy disappear.
Always add a small piece of buttcr
”N‘s“ un 9"“ motion ““1 lessen to to milk Ipuddings when cooking them,
it vousldmuble extent. the arduouuiflS this not “my improves the “We
uork “f polishing the "00"” lhut prevents the pudding from boll—
Mom in the Can. ‘
lug ovur.
For a change, try placing a
Few housekeepers seem to know. ‘slico oi‘ cukco
says the. Monitor. that utter using finishing of a mm, of ice (‘l‘ealll' then
“‘9 Dutch clcunsor that ”I“ “0 I‘Im‘k'luhcn you cut it ouch slice uill havo
on out through the holeu, there still 'un edge of the echo
rcmuius 11 considerable amount that; Half the peel and all of the juice of
WW1“ Sllflkefi (“1'1 1'19“ ‘0‘” ”I" “99“” on mango and a lemon makes a lino
(Ir and see how much mu will find in ,mongc and 1.1mm] meringue .1 to
tho bottom of the can
thick
over the top and at. the
(‘onduroy skirts and drcssus (.m be
washed in sond and water, using a1
Sweeping HIM- brush, both in wauwliiug and ironing,
it" you will dampen the broom a light; and rubbing Only one way
I-" “'hi’“ “““WINI’ linOlcum 1' ulll take The secret of successful washing
up All tho dust and louvo tho linoleum ‘.with kerosene added to the water to
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Exfiwhlton ,vollow clothes in to use very
iliot wntor for the rinsing. This re~
1movos every trace. of odor and leaves
lthl. milrt‘uiu white and clean smelt-
lic- l lug.» iloiroxl Free Press.
press.
GOING FAST.
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’SiiilllllS lilillRRH
llllill ill HYUMII
Do not let this scriouu disease In.-
tend along the dcllcutn mucous: “with
brand, gradually going from the now
to the throat. thence into the bron-
chial tubes and downward until itn
lungs are reached.
There is no other treatment for
culnrrh, that is like Hyomci or just u-l
got (1 None can take. its place, none
give such quick, effective and sure rc-
Hot and at so little cost—furthermore,
your money will be rcfundtd if.
you are not benefited. Hyomei, as sold
by all drugglsts, reaches the most rc-
mote cells of the air passages, kills the
caturrhal germs, soothes and heals the
irritated mucous membrane.
Begin ilr use. nowvtoday, and cm
how quickly the droppings into N .-,
throat, the discharges from the nos».
uplifting and all other symptoms hf
cnturrh are overcome; and rcmemhw
”no stomach drugglng~you brentlm
it. The complete outfit containing in-
hale.- nnd bottle of liquid costs but
$1.00. Extra bottles of liquid, if lutur
mcdcd, 5.0 cents.
Write to your Member of COugrvH‘
l0“ ‘ of H. R, 5899, known as ti.“
Kcmdbflillicuddy Dill. This billprn-
Vlilt’s (*ompt’umtion to liovunuwrt‘
employees killed or injured in the. no 1"
formation of their olilciul dullca.
NERVOUS?
All run down? Ayer’s Salsaparilla
is a strong nerve tonic. No alcohol.
Sold for 60 years.
Ask Your Doctor.
J. (7. Ayn! (‘0.
Luwull. Mum.
(loom ,VOUI‘ (IOIIIIKMIS RI. once
HOGS HAVE TUBERCULOSIS. l
.\lA.l)lSOX1, Wis" Dec. iii—”l \vcuty
pvr cont. of tho hogs brought to
slaughter are infected with tuberculo-i
sis. according to n stole-inepttoday by Frank Williams of the
lb“. .\l. P. lluvcuel. l’rul‘cusor of Iluc~I Yankton Faces the Triple Ordeal
toriology of the. University of Wiscon-l 1 at Ark Lodge.
sin.
Dr. .lluvcucl llIlB uiudiI n curr-i‘ul on, (”CORMH‘OWN1 “06' ”MA.“
uiuluutiou of conditions in ulnughtor “'9‘“ ”‘M ““9 “0t "0““ countlml “‘1
humor. of Winvonnlu um] other Stilton ”m M310” “I
nntl' mukéu‘ known lllli coucluulonn in “'“S ”19 (“Hill’l‘l'mil ”I “I“ cullrc “"9"!
u dclullod ruport. llu Hinton that hogs ‘I"l~"i’l‘1“ “I “I“ ”“10 lodge, 0" OIH’.
do not develop the (“some “1mm cuiuiidutc in u uln- filo iii .ht. 'l‘lint tho
themselves, but. contruot it. by iced applicant nun Hunk Williams of tho
ing on the Ill-products of cmnmeylm crew of tho l‘uilcd Htuieu' cruiser
nud following.tubcrculosiu collie. Yunkion, nuly ut‘count for 010 ill”,
lhut he was ready in
ii KIIIIIIIS Ill
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SAYS BACKACHE i8 SIGN YOU
‘._ HAVE‘BEEN EATING TOO
GREES IN ONE NIGHT.
Crew of they
Williums,
mode a flying trip front
which in unvhorcd in New Wilt hur-
bor. on Saturday afternoon, and lo-
turncd Sunday morning. A upocinl
mmnmult‘ullon oi the lodge wan hold;
and on additional cnndldntc. W. ll:
Mlllur. wuu lnltlziltId in the third or-
linsior Minion Degree. The only oth-
MUCH MEAT. or applicant to recoil-u the thruc du-
Vlhon you wake up with buckucho grccu ut out» tlmu unis Ilsuuc Burrito
uud dull inluury in the kidney region on sintcmbvr Ill. liltll. A most ox-
lt generally means you hnvn boon not ,Ilunlullvo scorch oi! the old recordu or
lug too mu<h moat. ours it well-known 'Ark l. odpp hon boon mudo by Jollli'
“minority. Mont i'crma uric ncld W, Forth; and tho following
which overwork» tho kidneys in tliclrlwcro furnished by him. The kids“;
oliort to llltor it from tho blow), and ,Wnfi installed 0“ Juno 10. 1797. “bill
they hucome sort of purulyzcd und logI blilo ilrnt meeting wun hold Juno 20
his ship;
, 11y. When your kidneys got sluggish at the homo of Lockwood liull‘urcstl
um] clog you Illlllil'. mlkwe them, like Aitfll’flflto mcctings were Mild In new
you relieve your howolu; rumovlng all ding und Woulun for some yuan; and
the body‘ ii urluouu whole. clue youl Ilmro Ill intuition of o Masonic 'I‘cmn
have backache, sick headache dizzy pic in nodding hororo tho churlur wuu
opollu; your stomach Hours, tongue is allowed to lapse in 3841- lt wuu nob
cooled, and which um weather is bad rccnllcd untlldlltili. whcu tho prtuicuti
you have rheumatic. twmgefi. Tho lmlno won ulurtco‘ with Churluu limp
urine in cloudy, full or «claimant, clum- field no in; that llltllitoi‘.
uolu often not sure, water molds and
you are obliged to cook rollot twu or
three limos during the night.
Either coumrlt' u good reliable phylu-
a...”
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EMPEROR 'MouELiK DEAD. 1
M
Headiol' Allyn-lulu Expired Friday
nor, Slum 'l’risou; Shorlft‘lll W Dow-
cy 'llurti'ord; Dr. .i ll. Dunlap, Moria
don Tuberculouln Summon. No re:
port was rendorcd. furlhor luvostlgwi
l
lion being doomed nocouuury. Iilow
the system works In New York. bloom
nohuuotto and“ Mlcbigon. . will bo
nought. In. Thomas tutor coniérred
With Governor Baldwin
l
hdfillfififl 01? at“. l
llAIWI‘FClRD. Doc. 17 .Movornor
1 polutmont or David W. .i‘iliurp. ol.’ how!
it lumber oi the on
“ for generations to clean and stimulate
,clun at once or get from your phor- any: Juhutl Dispatch.
nmclut about four ounccu oi Jud Salts: LONDON Doc. 179A dispatch from
lake 3 tablfifipOontln In “4 319.65 of WI!“ Jibuu," Miami, guy“ that It} mppror
tor before breakfast for it row dill"! Monollk of Abysululu died on bridal"
and your kidneys will ohm not lino. my:
'i‘hiu famous salts in mode rrom that ”King biolLéllk'. who was born
acid of grapes Mill lemon juice, com-
bined With lltiilu, nod hob boon used,
in
1844 into boon ioported dead on sov-
oral occasions. Sundial diapatthén
from name Ahehti lord. ll'hil lulu“H il-
nounced his death and {had clinch. i
of Prince Lidl Jousu
'graiiduouil.
M MW
' , oomo “or.
“it
0h
Hone of hill
ningghih kidneyu, ohm to nonunion
Midi in mainline so it no longer ir-
rltotoa, thus culling bluudor Wookncnc‘
Jud Sindhi in n his cover for regular
meui color». It in lucxpouulvo, corn
oil ‘ nndmokooo in
‘
MASONS CONFER THREE DE»
'(lroouliouue, iigud thirty-lilo.
Ark Lodge. since ”it‘ll,
turn thc un-,
known terrors of the triple ordeal. Mr. I
who is u (llIorptItown him]
I Silit‘ TON,
in! to I
.
TOOK TIN FROM FACTORY.
HAVEN, lit-C.
XIZ’IV l7. «Snluxwl
was
IIll' I.
ill.“
rusted today (rhurucd with the
of $65 worth of tin from u stlv‘l u
i .
1‘ iactnry.
held
lie was driving with on mph.» ~1-
nmu along Wlutllcy
1lie is nulls-r $3,1ull
bonds.
nvuuuv, whh h
lentil; lo the factory on minim->1 who. I
nppnrcntly londul with burlap. .l u...
tectivc lifted the burlap and dizcou r~
lug tho tin beneath, bcg'in to ask our 1'-
tlonu. tlxccnhouuc gum conlllctiuuni-
sworn. and his. urrcst followed. \H1 1'-
wurdu he admitted taking.r the ti:i.
BOYS STOLE FROM RAILROAD.
Duo. 17.19in boy-4,,
John lbuputicchio, t‘yiil ltepkzi, ll 1W.”
Hutchinson and Peter 'llbluukl, nil or
Shelton, and ‘Wlllium lieniy, oi liorhy,
wcm‘ urrcotcd today charm-d with
theft. by railroad detectives. 'l‘ho hoyu,
it in said, admitted the thul‘lu, saying
they took their plunder to their cluu~
house here. The detectlvcn are look-
lng for n mon'wlm is cold to ho.tl;n
ring louder. 'l‘lio urrouls wnm mmio
during the scorch of the dotcotivcu for
n xniunlug hund cur.
liliflii! illill BIBKAIJHE
SIIFHIESS, iUMBlliil
Maw-.-
Rub Pain Right Out with a Small
lrial Bottle oi Si. Jacobs 0ll
Kidneys cuuun linukuchu? No!
They have no ucrvuu, therefore tum
not enuno puln. Linton! Your bum.
uche In conned by himbuno. unlutlm
or a strain. and the dulckuut rollnl hi
soothing. pcnélrnting “Si lucnlm Oil ”
Rub It right. on the aches or loud-Ir
spot, and instantly the pain. soreulw.
stiflucuu hull ‘iummicuu dinupnoum.
Don’t; tuy crippled! (lot a much lrini
bottle of "St. Jacobs Oil“ from your
arugula and llmbcr’ up. A moment
and lt‘ hpplled- you’ll wonder wimt
bcciiiné' of 'tlio backache, HCIRIIQII. or
illmbugo'iihin. “ill. Jtu‘lobs on" m
harmloac und doesn’t burn the skin.
It’ll the‘only application to rub on
u weak, lime or painful buck, or tor
lumhugo included neuralgia, rhoumu‘
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