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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24
Nsssi C.,srft oo,ell, ,,sI,. !, ,.

Nasal C.,srfh qoiekiy yieiis to tr.sl
uen, BY El,'. Or sn Balm. witch il .sre.
sbly sron,,ic' 1t 10 received through ,b,
nos'rils. e!esosss end he.is The sboIs ca,
Ease over which u dinases itself A rem
Cd, TOT S.s.l os,snh which 10 drying q,
exciting 10 The diseased a. nbrsns sbeoia
DOT to ossi. crssu Balm is recognized -
: speeida Price 20 esots Il druggists OF
By mall. A cold 10 the hesd iumsdistsl,
dissppesrs vhen Cream Balm 10 used, II,
Brotaes, 10 Warren Street, Ssv York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

Tsoss vse Gil psvia 10 elosins their
esn sssisa The cetiisesl recom1spis
isos o. d. kiss'. Ne, Dssssuy Tor
Conssuptson. ell bsve lens ssd bitter
hshi With tteis iraahles. u no, srdsd
earlier By fatal tsfnirs'iaa. Rat shat
7 X Besli o. Hssii. Miss. hs 10 say
Lsst isli ny wits h'i sssry s.up,em 81
ccnsnrtiiou. sss took D., Kings Nee
Discovery sfsss ssept tias else he'd failed.
iuprc,emsnt esmr a oacs add four bot
sles estireIy eased her Gassntesd BY
J n Herd. Msaescsier;J u whippls. Man
chsstsr cseire. Druggists. Pnoe 500 snd
81 90. Trial bottles free
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

We. the uadersisued do hereby seres
90 refund The money on 50-cent bottle Of
dfeenes Warranted Syrup Of Tar II |,
'sils to core Sonr cough or cold. We sIso
sn''srtse = % cent bottle to prove eel.
iscsory OF money refunded. A q Pet
bone. Manchester Depot, q A Bropby
Est Dl"srJ M Armstrong, Dorset. Z 0
adsms d o. Els, Ariins'ob; Z 0 Adams,
Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24
Ins. rsor, Wnrck..

o'fe'tssEs's Is rspnrsible Tor nspy ni
ssy ~frchs ~ lh~ ssme c,uses ere msk
ias san'.o stseA aist rasfs iron Throat
ana L'n< uoatses bi, since the sdveEt
81 Dr X as's Mss Discovery for Cons 10 .
ton, Coash. sai osljs. even The vorsi
secs esq be eafss, It'd topsless resigns
hoo Il no icasss nsos AZ. Mrs Lois
Crssa OF Dorchester. Noes. 10 oas Of
0sSy vbose life vss saved by Dr. Kisss
Nee Discovery. This greet recedy IL
aasssntssd Tor oil Throat ssd Lag die
sssss By ~ Hard. Manchester; wbipplss
Phssnssy. Manchester Centre Ptise 800
Nd VI, 90. Trial bottles fsee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24
BIS LIPE sAyEp ~ CHAnBRRLAIS's CoLIc,
CHOLERA AND DARaHoEA
RIMRpY,

"B. L. Bser, . well known cooper oil
this toso. says be believes Chsm berlsin's
Collie, Cholers .nd Disrrbees R,medy ssv
cd bis life Lac, summer. he bad been sick
Tor month wi.h wbst The doctors call bill
'ous dysepiery, and coold get nothing to
DO bin coy good until be tried this rene
~. lssvs him immedi,ts reliei." ssys
D. i. Little. MERCHANT. Hancock. Md
For sale by A II Pet,ibone. Manchester
Dept, ]. II Wbipple. Manchester Centre;
James Cody. South Dorset; Nj Arm
strong, Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

Blandes are som,tines ve'y expensive
oscssiossii, Life itself ~ the price Of .
nist.ks bo, yoa'il never be srons II you
take Dr. K,ns's Mes Lie Pills TOT Dye
psIsl. d AZ ness. Headache, LIVER OF
Bosei iroobies Tpsy sre gentle ye,
thorough as. I'm J. Hsrds'. M,nchee
ter ,ci ~ II wbipplss ct Manchester
Csbtfe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

Ga 10 ether hsss stes r.unu esnfs
Arr - sfseiss - kels ueists.s OF iss
a sstisss bsists, sod 80 h..s sslss~
80 dfesstss 10 ossss ,upoatsioa.
IL ,se soi sisisri fsisfs TIE peepls ~
ihs s,sts gill teslia, The, rsioresisilos Of
Ger hills - tsnssssd BY variety o. 10
tsresis tssiss 10 suits Ter iuuariiy
from sss 'ssslrs etsa s5s sfcssAt Al
ne rrssEt fsts 81 islfseiiss II will oct
b. nsny ts.rs ptiots oar lamhf opefs
poss siti practically esssr ior The vssy
eco fssso9 lhn there will hs little limtef
lsil ssssasrs. 49, ss shsll be slEost 90
'ifsit sspssdsri aron csssas "a rome
noss dis'sai sssres 81 ssppiy Oar cleo
isis rIs,ss aspsststi apos vstsr poser
5sy be pfaeliesilg psrl.ss ~ csrisia tlnts
10 the yes. o6ies 10 loo sister 10 the
sttesr, fofm-'lf iti by rivni,t, esaiisn
I'll, G9siEs iren q ,ssy bess 10 TIE iofs.t
elsi hills. is5a'ir.s depesseai upon
electric power vilI be forced 10 Zee. tie
osess,i,y oisissn OF other saIiiipy pI,n,s
sDi TITS possibility viii inpei ., Iess,
sous Of taose wto nishi becon. msDp
i.elsieis siteiS oar to,dsIs 10 ss,t . 10
ssiios else xtsre. Let ts. co, Iessi. ve
10 noi kpos hos ssriou' msy be the q ct
u TO- dsfotssiaion Of oar state o. ~
CARDS is eiin,iis eopditioss spd health
inlpess
II !, lin Lf tbs cirins OF Vermont 10
devote ssfoas spi ID pos b,tai attention 10
lbi' ,shi.ct aud Is Is TO b. hoped thsi
The n Legislature no isks step, to ..
sure = pesianiog OF so,k on 81 least
smsll sesle 10 he dIrsoiioo Of .he rsiore,t
stion 81 COR bills -Pfee Psess.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

Toe Barre 0ssn,te Msnni.ctonrs' A.sr
eission b. been informed tie, . sp.cs 10
the srofacturss toildins st The L,us,
sns Purchase Etp"i'iou q 81 L1ui,, to
the eate1. q GOO 'q,srs ie,t. bss been
granted for the exhibition Of Barre grspih
ntxt yssr Tnis TACT mskss . csrtsin,,
the, there wiil b. 40 e1hiti. from this 10
dustry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24
~ ID HORIZONS EsrArK.

STATE orNfRMaSr District 81 MAnohaster. %
The Probdis Court for ne District Of Aaaohesisr
To all persons interested IN the estates OF
Q, ID. Horton late OF Rupert In said District
deceased uRKKfIsal
NY the aul oiitt o. The state Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified 10 appear before tho ssld
Probate Court,at the Probate oflloe Ia Manphes.
Ter 10 said District. on the s0th day OF Deem.
Der 1908, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon
TO show cause, II am Yen have, why the account
OF Spencer Hopkins Administrator Of the estate
OF rsid deceased should not be allowed and also
why the residue Of said estate should not be
distributed TO The parties entitled thereto,
Dated At Manchester, IN said district, this
sth day Of December A. d 1903
s2sw W ID1ERfoN, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

hhh.tnr UasllsGtf's hsii 70 spFresrlsss
" 20 COP iof 80 grFrsss. a 0oo. 900
shf isfsa issts iss Waite Msssisis
Fsearfs ss sas tau 81 he Esspssli.
's4t a9@s ssst fespshhs ia its sssss
bfsttef \ slrssss "a assgh Dsasi.. 80
iAtt rFa@isFt Il s9Fs hst isipsts vis iss
narengai. sus ssNstar 0i5sos Of Mot
isbs snetssf nsiFs spswws fst The ist
vsst TAs psgft ifsst. ptisa evss noi
Of ibt weSslssa. seFssFs sillias 10 .sii
rsaarlss iss tista % eBt sbs stIasl
stewih, ~ iAs - a&nrt isaes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24
A rmsHrEsEp N RISE.

batn'ns Ike m.d dosn the street.
dumpi1. The tcsopsLts, or . bundled
oiaef sccidsnt-. ste very dsy occurrep
ces u tesesyes \, rybody TO bsvs . re
iisbIe b I've handy sno there's none g sood
Is Bockienis Arnies S.lvs. Burns, Cute,
Sores, Z ms spd P.iea. disappear ouch
y under It's soothing "a .cL 25,. o. in
Hsfd's Manchester. J Il Rhippie, Man
chester Centre, Drnssists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

The house Of CHARLES Bo9ies. 10 Wood
ford. With Its contents vas burned Fiidsy
morning. The fire csugh, from . deiec
tive chimney and when first discovered
vss breaking through the roof A strong
wind tanned the blsz'. The loss is about
81 200,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24
MIsSIoNER,a NorIcE

Relate " tAar q eva
The undersigned. haying been Arnoin "a by
the Hon, Probate Court for the District u n al.
chester, Commissioners 10 receive, examine
and sdjutt all claims aud demands Of ali pef.
sons against the estate Of
samuel @. o,ns, late Of Manchester
in said District, decessed and all claims erhlhtt.
ed IN offset theteio hereby give notice thai Ne
Wiii meet Tor the purposes sfalesAid Al
We sloie OF Tone rwlit IN Msneh ester
ON the 10th day Of Juae 1904. f,am ana
o'clock y. until four O'Clock " N on saa
day, and that sin months from the ig Il DAY
OF December A, y. 1908 Ia the time limited by
said Court for said creditors ~ present thoir
claims 20 Ne for examination and allowances.
bur A. d. 1903.
X tlNoNDA. go ~
THO SWIFT, tVhr
CLEMiSr ". oosf, Executor, Remington. Yer.
mont, aiau
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

Toe thret-iesr-oit daughter OF Joseph
Jsqaes. o. s1u,h Barr. drank . a usnsily
Of oil Of csdr Thursday afternoon, but
her lie vas sv-d through the prompt
services Of Dr. o @ ssickney. TIE bottle
vs csrsiessiy lief, stere tie child vss
sble 10 reach Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

F.S Viii neg Of Hu,lsnd b. 5 caught
and 60 a 1925 worth Of iurs since OF 10
sud si,h the boun,ies be hss received spd
the fors on hand II will net him to date
over $3.50 This does not incl ude bis bet
mink skin that . Windsor cst ste Tor
one morning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

40 Is ysss odd boy, Ire Bfosn. entered
tbs b. Jobnsbary Congregational chGsch
scd spssbed opsn The safe and stoie the
contents Of The Sandy school boxes shapt
$50. He s nos 10 Jail sssitios Trial
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24
A PoLIoEMAs's TE rrMoNY.

N Patterson, night poIicems OF Mas
hso, Ia. writes, List winter bad bad
cold on my lungs and tried ct least bali .
iozan advertised cough medicines and hsd
treatment from two physicians without
getting sny be,tfit. A friend recommend
ed Foiey's Honey and Tar and two.,hirds
OF . bottle cnred me. / consider II ths
greatest cough and lung medicine 10 the
So'ls." Sold BY J b Whipple. Msnches
Ter Centre; A H Petiibone. Manchester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

o. n lbs fstg.ts a lbs closer eosr,e
,ist ~ ist eeaetig viln Toe Psiligrirs
islstas ~ essss nveb lsfssr q. Of nj.
fils rrpe II lssswissst clil, ittossbosi
A@tysbs - wA#F flsnhs ihis rops " 10
sisfss sttfst ssAteg the Plies q iesihu
htlis ~ Festt ffsatmifsiar. 0t'i .sl
,ssfs tsFs rfesss l'' tsssi'e sue,sih 70 b.
is sIesss n % aoo pssats Der ,asus inc,
OF Grss'lF 70 stsss say o,esr abn
haosa v wta. y erssa asrs sssss
i'st pr1 i.tiAt tnrafs 10 lhtss iapo,
tat rfr inpirs -tae tfgs win carr isrit
~ Whtaei tt @ttei cstgias paiisy. 70
qsitss . 20 res. sai ffss seississsiy
1ss sstrsss ~ e ibs rops Ia eos,i.ni
o. ls 'fta a. - isa 7tsfs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24


Ter s8tg II aEsi ~ sl3w 10 con
rsstart ''rsR ss tas5e so Tlh Of The
II psa'tsss h = s:issast osly ese
.,s HsY F, Psas.Jir,si.. Ilinois
o. iadisas CO, core Rspublle.r
vote stsa y ssaofi g. Go. last eaef.l
siss'lon iodisra We aaiy 10 go R.pebli
can g9is' shHt. II aAa rioss race viib
d. set ~ MiWafi isi les ihou
ssn1s t,fsis kspahiissa sats 10 1900
W. 10 COO bseisaiba u Mi.soo,i. K,nss.
"a 1855 go bsals3 Nsasabassus % 600
ar 8iqsssia 55 600 Mhsoari'. io,s
vo's i9t NIX slY 10 1900 10. 3li 600 %
ice sse y 10 goo ossr soc greet oo,pou,
leg ~ 1895 r. hifsead vote for Brysp
Ia 1900 vss 35l 600 decrease Of ~ 900
oonpsrgf sila 1890 Tor get B,publict
gallo O ovsi %. 900 10 foor year. /. moot
eos 1arssios. asd - The Il 10 has long been
rnsniGg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24
GEORGE A. RuBINsoN,s Esr,rr

sTArr or VEaaoNT Dlrtrct OF Manchester ..
The Probate Court for 1e District AZ Manchester,
To all perrons interested In the estate OF
George A, Robinson, late Of Rupert ia ssid
District, deceased. GBEFrtNo
By the authority OF the state OF Vermont, ,ou
are hereby notified 10 appear before the safd
Probate Oonrt,ai the Probate ONCE 10 Manehes.
ter in rsid Distriet on the 9Th day OF January
ID 1874, At 10 O'Clock ~, 10 show oaure.
II any you have, why the account Of John
II sheldon, Administrator OF the estate Of said
deceased thould not DO allowed and also
why the residue OF said estate should moi
be distributed TO the parties entitled thereto,
Dated at Manchester, In said District, this stb
day Of December A. ID 1903
3w d EDdERT0N. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

A IRE 10 Cabot early Friday morning
destroyed The say mill Of Henry Dsnielp,
sb7ns mile sud . bali from the village,
90 what !, kooso - the Colburn farm.
The loss Is 81. 500 With no insurance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24
After La GRIPPE Wharf

U-usliy a hsckins cough and Q general
'otling OF weakness. often leading TO fatal
resnits sfter the patient il supposed be
yond ihe danger point. Foley's Honey
aud Tar ia so.rsDieed TO oure tbe "eiippe
coueh" make yon strong sod veil. II new
or fsiis TO stop . cough IL taken 10 time,
Take DO substitutes Sold byJ Il Whip
pie, Manchester Ceotre; A Il Pettibone,
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

The batter tus Eili 81 Nebon Mausy.
81 soaih Llteols. zee bsrns3 90 fndsy
uorriss 9Th lvss qnspti,y Of tsbs
resdt far ssipnsn, The Gre csasht from
spsrk from sissa The lose 10 g.. 0t0
sith 90 irsarsbca
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

The sccoonts OF Vernon, State end Rot
lend county agricultural societies sbov .
feiicit for the f.ir 10 September OF s947 81
The receipts smonntsd 10 s5l93 20 and
the s1perses 10 S6lA0G7 E,ch OF The
'ocisiies will sssuus one.hs u the de
Colt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

bons Of The @s.i ,EIisss bean Of Z
Eottsss hts are those vhep The little onss
OF The hesssheis bsss the crop. Ihers
10 &c other sssicise 20 Effective 10 lhis
terrible nslsay - Falsy's honey and Tar.
Has tcssshoii issorits for ,hros, sra
lsns ifcabls. sSd - II eostsiss 90 episies
o. oieu rossens u can be safely siven.
soid BY u Wbiprls, Mssebssief cenirs;
A u fsi.ibope, Msrehe.ier DspoL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

NOTICE Whereas, nv sic, AdAie Bses,
~ has, witheat am csuse ~ nfasanatinn.
seanaoned ny bed sna board hsfshy Eiva
notce 10 AZ rg=ats tot ~ h8Ata tteg 4, stya
~ any eftat "a Mf AeaNant a. stall pAs No
bais 81 her ta6tfseAng
Dated 81 ssneaats Ccuhtg ~ nsrnlng on
s risse o. om,n,, hls iNh asy 81 Ntwtner
soss JAggn pBAgE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-24

- ALkNMkN WANTED evgftuAets a. sa,.i,
~ nfdtrs M genera Visa ~ entsefy ssaek ~
steAs
brown mos. GO EssAsaa,. S.y
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
eTHef GrnErS .ZHE ERECT J
EERRLHGE, oTZHEEEASAYT H9zEW}

| fre-kies was not forid. but was rather
white. with that peculiarly clear skin that
goes with frecklcd face.
But ono dsy she awokp 20 discover that
her healthy Hfe had brought her Just the
things she did no, ikea rough skin
and many frccklcs.
Then she besan 70 take lessons In skin
restoration. and before long she had
learned that witch hazel in hot water
would do q Ereat deal. and that powdered
I oatmeal mixed into a soapy lather would
do "a great deal more.
she also learned the secrets Of Clyceriu
cut with rose water. and she knew that
gucumhor sliced and laid across the
frcckiod portions would fade them mar
yrl0usIv
one and al of these things she tried IN
tiI she c.me forth pretty again.
The Girl OF 1874 will have a wonderful
complexion. for she has learned that there
IS nothing that viii take the place OF
nice skin.
She has found out that she must be at
tractiye as 20 mouth and complexion and
she takes measures 70 be simply bewitch-
inE as IN both
Her other features are not quite so cas-
ily nodded. and she II compelled 20 work
upon them a long time for results.
The Eirl of I99i secures a pair OF broad
shoulders by physical culture exercises.
She br"athcs deeply. takes lung exercises,
stands with her shoulders back and broad
ems them by calisthcnics.
she realizes that Il Is the fashion 70
have the shoulders broader than the hips.
and she secures this result by her manner
OF dressing her shoulders II she cannot
secure u In any other way.
The columue~que throat is much more
easily obtained than IS supposed, and the
linen collar will not permanently injure Il.
Indeed. a linen collar, not too high nor
too tightly worn. will not injure a throat
in any way. for Il is removed in the even
ing and the neck Is exposed. so that the
throat Is in its rigid band only n part OF
the time.
HER FIGURE WILL BE THIN.
To make the throat round II must GER
taInly b. exercised
Dancers who move a great deal with
the neck and shoulders have very round
throats and those who Juggle. roll ten
pins o. indulge in any sort Sf game re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

more than half are from Pain and sick
ness. or from tight shoes. ught lacing or
other physical discomfort
The woman who is perfectly healthy Will
look perfectly happy Tor with perfect
health there comcs a feeling which IS
akin TO that 81 co1tsHtmcnt. and the re-
suit Is shown on the face.
The healthy woman viii look happy and
any road which leads 20 health and phys
icsl culture will reveal its effects and
leave its imprint uuou the face.
There was once woman who was
healthy and happy. hut was covered with
frecklss. Her thoughts led her out Of
doors. and she veathered the wind and
she weathered the rain
II was a hard ife for the cuticle and
the cutiCle showed H.
There were lines in her face where the
wind had cut it. and it had healed badly.
and across her checks there was a blowsy
look which gave this healthy. happy wom-
an a dissipsted appearance
You see this hoTid. blowsy look in wOr1-
en- Of middle age. who have lived a
healthy. fuH life and who are happy.
IL creeps into the face gradually, and
when there il leaves its impress in a Wig
orous color that l. more TO be likened 20
the poppy than 10 the rose
This healthy, happy woman with
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

on man or beast and the head that Is held
high is proverbially attractive.
II is good exercise 20 practic. looking nt
objects that are cn a level with the ewes.
at the same time looking at them in q
level way.
Do not look down and do not look ur.
but look straight ahead
The girl OF 1sc4 viii have \ charming ex-
preston.
Her vivacily will not he fcIgned. hut
real: II will not he assumed or done 10 or
der, but will be Of the sort that is new
and fresh every hour. the smile that can
not come of. because physical culture has
implanted It in the countsuance.
HOW SHE WILL LOOK.
= child's face Is always smiling; irs sI-
preston is one OF contentmeut: its natural
repose OF feature shows n pleasant type
OF cOuntenance, and the face and the fea-
lures thereof lcok as though the owner
were At peace with all the world.
The wrinkles. the lines. the burrows the
crlsscross marks and the heavy indenta-
tions and grin aces Of mature life come
from the wear and tear Of conflicting emo
tions and from a woman's habits Of
thought.
They also coEe from illness. and OF the
thousand wrinkles that Lie in the face
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

quirinE many movements Of the head are
among the elect with throats like columns.
The slender figure comes in three ways.
II comes by rigid diet. by systematic ex-
ercise and by massage.
Massage IS only another name for exer-
cise. FOR Il actually does exercise the
flesh away as nothing else can do. There
are women who are too tired. too indoIent.
perhaps too weak. too nervous or IN too
bad condition 10 walk.
And for them there is nothing the equal
% massage.
Women along in life who have outErovn
the time when they like 70 walk for the
inviEOratiou OF Il can take massage with
the best ot results
The particular part OF the figure which
should he kept lean Is the part below the
belt line
The woman who is large below the belt
presents an awkward, urWieldy appear
ance.
She looks bsrrclss1ur. though she may
be ever 50 lean above the waist
She should try 10 reduce her belt line,
q lower her waist into a long. taperInE
shape. and she should try in every way
possible 10 keen the lower part OF her
figure within hounds
The EirI ~ 1906 is 1.-the. slender. graceful.
and vet she is well built. and the woman
who wants TO be a girl OF 1885 would do
well 10 follow her example Of physical IN
dustrv.
LETTERS FROM ANXIOUS READERS.
Mrs. T.-My height Is only feet inches
and 7 weigh over 80 pounds
Please give mo ful! instructions - 10
diet.
n YOU are In good health try this: Take
twp slices of dry t0as. at breakfast. with
all the fruit YOU can eat. and one small
cup Of weak tea.
At the middle meal Of the day take the
same. At night take two small lamb chops
one dish ~ some kind Of vegetable and
one cup of tea.
You will not starve on this and II will
help you To get thin rapidly.
Mrs. VI took your dietary for some
months and lost quite little flesh. Now
give me your dietary Tor the second re-
Guction month.
II eggs agree with you. live on poached
eggs and toast. Take them three times a
day. with "A small cup q tea or coffee. anil
nothing else.
II you can't stand eggs. take . ...chOp
at noon and one slice OF toast.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
walk she IS walking upon the fashionable
hiSh heels"
HOW SIZE VIII WALK.

---~ N-A1 - "f'AAHA-aE NA'S- 49,
hi=h heels"
HOW SHE WILL WALK
Argue both ways. IL you will. for and
against the high heels
But the fact remains that the girl OF
1900 will stand correctly. high heels or
none, for she has learned 20 walk
As 10 the carriage OF the head, how
much must be said in favor Of the uplifted
chinI
The chin that IS dug down deep in the
neck. the chin that is carried so low rs 20
look moody. the chin that is pursed out as
though it were cropping ahead into space.
all are ugly.
The correct chin is lifted high, It is n
weIl-poised chin. it is carried out and for
ward and is tilted in a bewitching way.
They say that the mere fitting of the
chin will change an ugly woman into a
pretty one and that the woman who has
always held her chin down can work a
complete transformation in herself by lift
ing il an incn or so.
To do this do not strain the muscles Of
the throat and neck. but merely throw
the head hack = little. as though you were
going TO look at something on a level with
the top Of your head.
The dr6oping head is not pretty thing
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-02-06
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
ALMA FIRE DEPART MENT.

Home Talent Will Play the Thrilling
Melodrama Convict NJ. 229."
Under the direction of II p. Hall,
those who have been cast for the char
acters in that pleasing and thrilling mel.
odrama, Convict 229,' are working
hard rehearsing their parts with the
expectation of presenting their play on
Friday evening of next week. In ad.
dition to the play, several specislties
have been arranged for to entertain the
audience bet Eeen acts. These special
ties will consist OF solo and quartet
singing by me mbers of the department,
and taken rs whole, frst-class en-
tertainment is promised the people.
Those who procure tickets should have
them reserved early at Sharrar 81 Null
hollands drug store. The following is
the cast OF characters: