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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15
WHAT IL Llrgf

10 the last snsl,sis nobody tnovs, bat
ve DO knou tbst II 10 under strict lev.
Aimee ibst Iss even slightly. pain results
Irregular living means arrangement OF the
Organs, resulting 10 Coostipsiion. Head
sebe or Liver trouble Dr.. Kings New
Lie Pills qnickIy re-sdiasts this. I.'s
gentle, Ut thorough. Ooiy rs, Sold By
J N Hard. Manchester, and JH Whip
pie. Manchester Oettre. Dsuseists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15

TIE Peerless bobbin mil Of Newport,
Owned BY Billeiesa 4 Aabio. together
With mschirery and . qospii.y OF apistsd
stock. uss banned 0a. ! There sN .
.nsli itsursbce Oh the bOildins, but none
on the stock. A larger mill viii be eree,
cd Of oucs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15
wu.r SHALL wHHAvr fon pr.xKr,

wHar sRALL VIZ HayE fon DrssHr'
This qae,,ion arises 10 The family every
day. lie, us snsvsf Il todsy. Try Jell.o.
. dslicioas DESSERT Prepared 10 ,uo milo
otee. No baking odd bot water end set
10 cool flsvors: Lemon. orsnse. Rssp
berry sud Strawberry. Az ycur srocers,
10 eenta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15

The ttsee.yesr-old daughter Of Mr. snd
NJ" Bosb Finpessn. OF Winooski, vas
killed By the sooth bound train Sstur
Day ioreloon. The child sss plsy ipg on
tie track .nd The engineer could not
top The train 10 tine 10 save her % be
sss rant Jog 6osn grade.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15

At present the state 10 o,rine for sbou,
100 insane patients. 800 OF these being
10 the Waterbury hospital and the ie
msinder 81 BrsttIeboro. At the latter
place there sre also about 200 private
patients, msking 10 the vicinity o. 900
patients 10 the two institutions,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15

DR.. John N. Allen Of ~. Johnsbury,
sho vn aricusly ifiafsd 10 The su,oro
bile seeitet. ., The tsif. 10 improving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15

Toe state board OF cattle cen missioners.
v, l. Spear, Dn. r. A. Rich. OF Burlioe
TOD, end Gsorge Stephens, OF White River
Junction. held . meeting 10 Randolph to
zee What is best TO be done 10 vlev OF the
recent rolling OF the state sutitor ths, be
is no. sn,horiz d to pay veterinsiies bired
by the beard to sssist 10 testing cattle for
tuberculosis. This has been done up to
nov and the auditor hs SLOWED The
clsims, bat will not hereafter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15
Phsllps. Mosasy silssbsss alter % illrss
Of .s,usi years


Phll ~. Mssssy si&sbses alter % illp~'
Of .s'asl yssrs
nsT ,YaAx0rox
--Tks vera Of is,iss the res vs,sI
yips IL rrosressins rapidly.
y ] ss.tshsbst hss psrehssed q. u,
Aisu,' leiefei 10 The O. ". AdsEs A
Cs's store here
&C A. Fsia srd Rev. q. A. Fsrbess
s,isrded ,ts fantr.i Of Rev. A. Q. Field
10 Ratlsoa lsss vssk.
The Hale Chair Msnsisetosy resnn-
"a Operations Ibis week sitter being closed
several veshs Tor sI'en.i,e repairs and
,npfo,suss,a
fAxpaArE.
NOTES hss slrrsdy been sivsn OF The
dssih Of Diiistos Wilkinson sho sss born
- THE tosn snd . brother Of Jspet,e vii
kirson. lie vss the lac, one OF 1re broth
srs, zoos Of Perry Wilkirson end bis uiie
stose nsiden esme vs Taeksr Jhe1
vere poor bat industrious snd respectable
p,opls aud - sooa % The CO.'S sere CID
enough they left home TO care Tor them
selves When Dilisos Iei, home. DR..
fucker. The practising physician. rtmsrk
cd 10 the writer. n you live to zee ihose
boys gros up Jon will see come smart
msn. aud the doctors uofds proved true.
They oil lived lives Of oseialaess. |. mat
isrs little where . man 10 borp. or 10 shst
Circumstances. be can make . useful men
Of bimssii spd blessing TO the commun
Ivy 10 which be lives II be sets oct for II.
- -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15

isa Ia ~nsuta 6soiIsnt" TIE psr'
/ rtssits oil be 90 oa Ish vi,h Mr.
u @. o,r,. Hs,!et Raiy Bs,ery 81
Ctitia .coilsss
saxcmn-rra rsTnr
II att wtrusn so sosn iron Dssey
1ru Esssy.
n Is Saith hss % islst@iiss nee
sissrtissnsst
--Istr Ballet ard vits ere 'isiiiss
frstrds IN Srsiss esld. Msss.
Oh wyuss vsst 10 females saui.
asy sd fsisrSsd hosssy.
-Csais Lee recently hsa leg bsaIy
ir!sssi ~blls bslits boy o. J. II. Ws.
sssa
-CE issss snsJ q. Bl,rkmsr have
nessiiF eyraed ihsr raiisses' 9Th
elsie
Me- Il Daley sus Mrs Q. Byspi
u sssis l. srdoederty .te visiting ifisnds
10 iosn
Mo q n wJu.s tss .sn resolved
., te' riliinsry pnisrs iron Mes York .
large lice Of aairau snd rssdy 10 vesr
hats.
"A good sniistee greeted the pisy.
The BarsI1.r Tburdsy evening 10 spi,s
Of the heavy rsis. II sa veil presented
sbd gave sood ssiisise,i0p.
lite s1tisct oi the sermon 81 The
Msibodia chnfch rsI, sundsy morning
Gill BE- "Mouat GiIresd." 10 The evening,
"Fnm tbs eross 10 tho Throne"
TIE snnusl sale OF The EauinoI House
second hsbd carpets. iurniiute. crocsery,
l,mps. etc sill closs uitb 81 suction Of
Music Hall on Friday evening OF THE
seek
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15

Ia. Ia arsrta bapilsnts TIE psri
ntssirs oil be 90 oa l2h si.h Mr
Y @. o,r.. Hst!st Raiy History e.
Ctiiia Heeilssa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-10-15

AAIIsUTsh.
This 81 Cslambisn church society are
holiios their snrnsi fair this week.
Mics Radi OF Bsnrit stcn he. orered
her nillinsry psr!on 81 Essi Arlipsioo.
Addison A5drss had the ni.iorione
10 break bic vrisi sliie dnsips freight
rsssstiy.
Mra Powers. . liis iore residsr,, did
81 The home Of hss dsastief, Mrs.. W. Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31

uas rom. sed 10 lev minutes The thrss
voass people vete 90 the shon road tt
fsisndsbip.
L.h 10 the evenirs ibty sdicnred "a
the dining room for little luuch. Pstty
hsd forsoltcp the bish chair and ito %
coupsnitssrts. sud !. sss viih . ieslius
Of dismsy ihsi shs sss their visitors eyes
travelling 10 the, direction.
Are these things Ter my usei be ssked
leo shinsly,
Wh.t thipssi Patty ssid innoeen,ly.
This high chair. liz tray spa 90 on.
os. she said siih . guilty slsece st
John. those belous 10 my brother
John stared u her 10 smtEsmeut His
lace srev crimson vish suppressed mirtb
sbsn Mr. Terrell sid. How old 10 your
little broiheri
Tsenty y-ssven. Patty spswered dsmure
Iy. and John exploded With laughter. No
GOOD pretending, Patty. be cried. Bet
ter show bin sll OF my old possessions.
including the trundis bed, bn, we'll not
ask him to occupy u.
The morning o! tt golden wedding
ssraed clen sod bright. II sw = dsy
dlIed With happiness for oil sho gathered
o. the old homs Al teu that night David
Terrell gave John and Patty foil account
u "the gathering OF the clsus." ~ be call
I'd 1t. 10 conclusion be ssii, / shall bsve
TO ask you to keep me another night, bot
after that there will be room for me u
Elm Dale.
l Ithsusht yon ssid you must 60 tomor
tow, John exclaimed
Yes; thsts go, bat siocs then land be
glanced quickly al Patty live made other
arrangements Nv brother and I ere
partners. and Jim is willing that shonil
bsvs my sumner vsc.tion nos.
Oh. Patty cried. I'm so elsdl A'ant
you JobnP
Yes, be said heartily. Int this sudden
change OF plans made him suspicious.
David made good use Of those ioar
weeks His grandmother ltushiue'y 40
cused him Of spending bali OF hi, vscstiop
with the S.yblns
The last day came. and D.vil walked
over for 9 farewell visit. He found Patty
alone on the vine shaded porch. John was
swsy on business. she explained. Never
mind. David said cheerfulIy. II is yon
sish to see Her clear eyes we're raised
to bis iuquirinsiy.
VIII you keep you word be said gently,
and take meY.
My wordl she murmered wonderingly. |
Yes Before saw you, l heard you
tell Lizzie that You we're coming down
stairs and You would take me yourself
There was mischevious light is bis eyes
nov.
Pstty's iscs flushed. Yju know didn't
mean she begsn.
He interrupted her snxiously. Bat you
will take me, dear. 90 trial Tor the sake
Of little Dsvidf
She smiled into the honest eyes. so like
those OF the cbild 10 tbs pictnrs. Yes,
she said. Tor the sake OF little David's soc
ceisor,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31

10 pretty lille speech. MIR. SCOT, puI
cot his hand 10 shake hsnds
Senstor Hosr pni bis hand behind bis
bach. Both Scott and Mitchell ssrs
mach sutprissd. sud looked iraui,insly
OF Ssnstor aosr, Who ssid,
iou potice ala no, sh.kc haads With
yonf
les. Ssoit replied. and wh,Y
Bscsnse your p.per ssii sone yests sso
thai Senator Morrill, Of Vermont vas stay
LOG alive merely TO cave funeral expenses
S,ott didnt hnow whether to laugh or
get iadislsnL He said!
0i course that statement nsy have been
printed 10 my paper, bat ! have no tscol
lection u, | had mao from Vermont
working on the paper once. aud be may
hsvs written u. b-t DO not remember
Ii.
You ATE responsible Tor what sppesrs
10 ycur paper. are you no'f irquired ssps
tor Hoar. very seriously.
Yes, sir, Scott replied.
Well, sir, then shell not shsks hands
With ycu.
Very we'll. said Scott. shall tnrn my
back on you.
He did. and the elevator went up 10 80
atmosphere 90 cold that frost gathered
on the broi ~ work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31
A Christmas Ride to Liberty.

Ont OF the mass oi childboods memo
ries the events OF one Christmas night
stand 6xed and clear, iDtensifying by con
trsst my rectllections OF the dsy's mirtb
and the sweetness and security OF our
heme. This home was closely tucked
away IN = hsrbor.locked hsmlet on the
southern shore Of Lake Erie. Oor Christ
mss festival invariably began at church,
and with sipeipg "Hsfk. the Herald An
seIs." Then piIiDe iuto sleisbs. We troop
I'D touewsrd to greetings. rcmps and the
esue., OILY iLieyItp.ed by the announce
ment Of dinner. when the fsmiIy gathered
round the holly dtcked bosfd. Dinner
done. it wss dark enough 10 our northern
latitude for the Christmas tree. Lister,
grandfather led on. bic eldest grsnddsugb
ter 10 the long Virgins reel. and grand
mother followed np the middle snd down
again with . kbiskerbocker besu Before
parting ct midnight, ersndisther's deep
voice toned ioto harmony our shrili render
ing OF the Christmas sntbem.
1. was one O'Clock when ve rescheo
home the night especially remember,
after driving over deep sDoHs cot too veil
trod. K ty met us st tie door. sn 90
seated ftoSn on her sunny Iiish face:
Davis bss been here, cir. with blscl
boy. end be's coming sgsip, be ssys.
The words we're scarcely uttered when
Davis, the viIlsse barber, sppesred. by
. handsome mulstio boy. He bresthlest
explained that this was - iueitive."
Oar underground people hsvs put bin
scross kentucky and Ohio; be's iust 10.
the constsbles ere on bis track; bis msster
is on the neIt train. l csn's do 10 mo
sch. continued DHi., lsp.,pe ito bis yer
nscalsr. Ise brnns him TO youi You'sf
de magistrate.
Help me to freedom, mssss, cried IT,
boy himself, scinnioa nj fathers psined
face. Cinsd.'s 90 near j1st 'oross d,
iske. OH help me TO get there.
The scene 10 s.smped upon ny mind
ibe koesling 6sore. tue cluped hsnds,
the ,teu. bling mouih sod tesr-spresd eyes
OF the negro pleading for freedom.
Go tone. Davis. ssid my mother. We
will take care Of the boy.
Thea followed . rapid consultation be
tween ny parents end my con.in. Henry
T,ckes, scarcely mtrs ttsn boy himself.
You're sure yor masters on the three
o'oclck trsitf they ssted ,bs young negro.
Ys.. mssss. No nist.ks. Az he's
mighty foe gentleman, tsb. big N nustscbs
and gostee, sn' wears blue cost vnb
sbiny battops. Hes . sporting gentle
u,n. s.h. His maze is Col. Gaf Of Nee
0 lesDs, .od them bn,tons 10 made o. gold
be so3 10 Ssrs.ogs lsei sumner he car
riss I, tiiser re,olvsrs. TOO. ssh, and 81,
dfg's iOae esinced . !ast pride 10 90 spler |
dii sn oxuer.
Wsil, come slopg. SsIdfo. yon 90 By
-. ir.ia. too. ssii ny father.
For % L,rd's sake nssss. began The
b3y. haI G. C.usin n srry cot bin. short:
is the road to C.1sda Yoa nnss
cb-y srd not spesk ope scrd, snd Bsn
dio followed into the dsrknts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31
Cenius In tho Bud.

A lady Who vS Aunt K,ie" 10 Jsmes
McNsiIl Whistler oil bi' lite, si'housh
not relstive. gives 10 9 L3ndoo lsufnsl
glimpse Of Whistler, the boy. She had
tnosn bin ever sines be was child OF
two lrss $40 vas . nsigbbor Of the
Whistisrs, snd sfter long sbseaes irou
home she called npnn them s6d ssksi o.
opcs.
Where 10 Jcumhf
He vas 10 the iooa4 few miunios ago,
sss the answer I.hirk his mnst be here
still
Presently Jfmuie's 10y form was dis
covered stretched on tbs nodsrsbeIi of .
,sbIe. The visitor wett 10 seen e The przs
end seked.
What sre yoa doisg there Jemmisf
Ice dvoris.
10 ono small had s.g pencil. perhaps
two inches long s1a 10 tbs olhst morsel
Of paper sbon, tais@ iustss sqasfe Yst
10 these tiny pfopo,ii9ss Tbs iilils artist
ws dong work ,sss fhswsa "a srqqlsite
promise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31
VOLUME A..

tess. 't'sr sp,sse. tie deabsss nj Do
. lwt .tsnd.
"e'l ssss' BE- sial % postal a.
uswd.
TIE Other ,honshi u ever sshile. ssd
'hfn elosed The srsamenl
No. pf',rs be siaasc pes'iut ., 0aws.
bat, ce,ie. you mast 'men Der Dat Msue
ua"ta syoaus men yet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31

DIR. EisHd v person OF Concord, SOD
of Ralph Wsldo Enfraop, sss 10 .be
sou.b not long ago snd tells Of conver
ssiioc bftSfen tao old colored men.
overtesrd by bi@. They bad jast been 10
= reviva meeting. sDd we're foil Of sdmirs
tioa Tor the Jouos sIooftsf. bn, one sesu
ed TO be more sn.L usi.stie ttsn the other.
Msrse Gs.se am sutl'nIy De mos po~'
fol msn setee Abe L'rcoin. sid ore.
Add after = psn.s:
Msrse G,see an IS pow'ial ss Abe Lin
coin.
He sint 80 poziful - Abe Lincoln, ssid
The conservative one.
He sr mJ Tos'ful {. G,vgs Wsshins
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31

II srs cold ssd blnssesins 90 The lsks
shore thss Chsistmss night. The ,bses
men eel oa bristly, bat vsre overtsksn By
the mail carriers sleigh siih the night
msil bsss Henry hailed him,
Any more room, Mr. Brishsmf
Plenty. bop 10.
No. pscksss BY underground. snd %
end 90. aud 90. whispered ibe copspirs,cr
All risbt. there s . big empty bssi
A lev roissiess sscotds 10 The sncs and
Brishsm's bells sgs,o i,nsled down The
road TIE others, eating cross lots. 81
rived sin ul,sneousIy 81 the station. Bris
ban began loading his bags op The Train
inst 10. How natural ,hst Henry Tucker
should lend . helping hand. snd no oh
server could hsvs detected surprise in the
nail ss. nt's face when Brigham muttered
Underground. Mesnwhile my father
strobe forward 10 ''iook Tor man tXpec.
cd from the west," be explained TO the con
stable psirollina The platform. A tall.
dsshins man stepped eh. pserips sbout
The constable ssloted Ool Gof. Who die
played tvo receivers. ssyine:
I'd have saved you ~ srrest bad The
boy been hereI But I'll cstcb him Jet
You're sure DO passenger ferfied across
the Nisssrs tonisbt9
The whistle called the sporting gentle
mao to his train. Ny father Ioined the
constable aud listened TO the tale OF bis
fruitless porsuit Of the fugitive. Henry
Tucker had suddenly determined TO 60 TO
Boiislo, and 10 The smoking csr iound Col
Goi. snd 90 volusbly inclined thst The
serch for his runaway slsve vas 20 longer
Q secret.
Ariiv,d Of RaGilo, Henry politely dl
rected the stranger TO the proper exit,
aud then hurried 10 the lower one, where
a pile OF mail bags for Osnsds was being
hustled into sleieh. Ole queer shaped
bag was lifted on last by Henry snd the
driver, and after throwing bufislo robe
over the losd both Jumped on the box and
the sleigh slidsi swiftly swsy. Up Ex
change. up Msio. The government horses
Asw with the Uaited States msii soross
BufIalo to Black Rosk ferry. II Was now
the twilight Of new day and the suD
oeatine the horiz,n, silded the fest floW
ing ripples OF Nisgsrs river. Drowsy toll
keepers and custom house officers passed
the government mail unquestioned. Be
fore msny MINUTES it was lsoded on the
opposite shore, II ,nry shock the topmosi
mail bag.
Ssudro. be shouted. No answer.
Hullo, Bindroi wake upl Sill no sound.
Quicki he's smotheredi cried Henry.
lifting out the queer shaped bag which
stood Oh end, stock still. When the fast
snines we're 10 ione S,odro's curly bead
and bright anxious eyes appeared.
Why didn't you snswetP ssked Henry
rather ssvsgely.
Cause. masss, you tole me to obey and
not speak . word.
Good boy. S,ndrc, ssid Henry, End this
Il Canada l make you a Ohristmss pres
ent OF your freedom.
All these Incidents my cousin told me
when be resched our house sgslu. snd Cd
days 10 Washington l often
lee 10 the procession slender. dsfk.fsced
youths like S.ndro. who recall by $3.50
,istion our bssuti'nl Ohiistmss. snd my
voice in the sn,bem, breath
ng Pesce on earth. TO men good wi !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31
Not For PAY

Up 10 the north woods" city stand
srds sre Of little use Tor judging men and
their motives. Society there is not yel
stratj6ed according 10 its clothes, moi
have men broken swsy from their BELLE
10 kindness snd fellowship % proper coin
10 the exchange Of l.bor. The Chicago
Tribune relstes the experience Of . man
OF that city Who came to sdmire the sim
ole manhood OF Old Tom Brophy.
To the cssusl observer Old Tom wst
simply . more or less dirty and disrepu
table lomber-jsck. A grsy-blsck bssrd
ragged and uncom bel. covered most OF
bis tanned isca. be wore gray woolen
shirt. trousers Of no psrlioulsr hoe OF
.bspe. and 9 piece Of black ielt bat
The city man he'd. st frst. . certsin con
tempt tor Old 1om. . feeling wbIch hsd
be bot known. O.d Tom more tbsn re
turned.
Sondsy mornings, after lying luxurious
y 10 bed iii six O'Clock. Tom Used to
bsthe 10 the lake, pnt on fresh shirt and
msckinsw j,ckst, snd strike of through
he heplock sssmp trail toward French
Jacks shsok snd clearing on Seven Mile
Greek. The city man grew curious after
hsving watched this procedure two or
three times. snd one Sunday asked him
sbere be wss going.
/ csPI.te to step ever and 6le Jacss
.svs for him. uss The reply.
Hos s.r is It. Toni
r gh,e-n nile comiu' and Goin
CsD't Ie die bis osn sswsf
Too old aud too Eusb busted down by
asrd work and liqaor. J,ck's seventy.
three. you know. and we're the nearest
1eis shbors he's got. jacks got tae uem
bies 80 bad be can hardly tno . ssv. let
,Iore Gle ore.
Hos much dots be psy youi asked the
isoorsot city men,
P.y7 M-f Well, I reoton I'm ~
ornery o. they make EN-. bat slot tsk
ing no money Of 81 Ftench jack iust yet
reckon sonf bsve 10 go over many
more Sundays. Oae Of these days I'll
dnd The old man pe.ered clean on, over
shere in bis shsek. Got to keep soin till
then iast 10 be decent.
Aad - be sir,de sssy through the bem
locks TIE city msn did . deal Of thi6kirg
% TO old Toms right 10 be el.sssd ~ .
1enber of good ,osie,y. 10 the beet sense
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31

A Washington correspondent Of The Bos
.on Evening Record tells oi meeting The
other Day, 10 The senate si.vslor. between
5enstor Mitchell Of 0fseon, sni Eiitor
Scott o, the Portlsud ofesooisn. The
TOO took the elevator $. ihs sub-bsssUeoi
door. When they rescued the bssensns
door Ssnstof Hosr entered. Berstor Nil
ehell introtusei NJ Hsott 10 Mr.. Hosr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31

a fsthsr fsfios - e.rltqq,te 10 The
region Of bi. hss, synt lii iso boys 10
trifnd rriiI tss " u shcaii b. oyer A
lev weeks .iisr ibe i,it,, reosiged this
letter ffoG tii irisafi pissss tsks yoo,
boys home and sead aDsa the earthquake.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-31

And SIS ny ps'seni snfpfiss 10 yGar
sistsr. JohD,i You be.l Sbe said sAe never
suspected you'd give her snysting 10
ehssp.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-19
GOOD THINGS AT
ST. CLEMENTS FAIR

The people of st. Clements hope the
public will appreciate what is offered
on Saturday of this week. An opportu-
nifty for an afternoon spent in one of
the prettiest gardens the city can
show, music by the best musicians the
city can give. refreshments prepared
by most famous cooks and served by
the prettiest girls in Oahu
Besides this, all ones Xmas shopping
may be done without leaving the
grounds. Choice pots of ferns and
palms for madam; dolls of all sizes
beautifully dressed, for the girls; candy
in bulk. or put up in dainty boxes; en-
broideries, linen work of all kinds, chill
dren's clothing, bags of every size and
shape, everything ornamental and USE
full in the fancy line to suit all purses.
A fish pond where the boys and girls
may fish all day with no danger CT
falling in, and a bite for every throw.
Bring small coin for the bait.
Tickets only twenty-five cents Chill
dren half price. Gates open at two
o'clock and the entrance ticket at night
entities the holder to attend the dance
given in the Parish House.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-19
YOU MAY BE WELL.

Only when food digests, when
pure blood circulates freely,
when the muscles expand and
contract without weakness or
pain, when the lungs and heart
work like parts of a perfectly
balanced engine, when the whole
body feels light as bird, on
bough, only then are we in con-
dition to appreciate the beauty
and excellence of the world in
which the good God has placed
us. But, dear me! what a host
of men and women seldom or
never know what real health is.
And yet how easy, after all,
health is to cultivate and to
keep. Diseases arise from living
germs, which in some way obtain
entrance to the body and act
upon various organs through the
medium of the blood. All fevers,
all strictly localized disorders;
diseases Of the throat and lungs,
affections of the stomach and
bowels, etc., have each their
seeds. To antagonize and kill
these germs, and thrust them
from the system, progressive
medical science commends
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
which is palatable as honey and
contains the nutritive and cura-
tive properties of Pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by us from fresh
cod 1ivers, combined with the
Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites and the Extracts of Malt
and Wild Cherry. It acts at
once. 1t promotes digestion and
assimilation, destroys the germs
that destroy tissue, arrests waste
and thus restores health-often
in cases which seem hopelessly
beyond cure. 1t does not cure
everything but everything it is
recommended for; its popularity
means the withdrawal of all
others from the lime light. 1t
represents medical science of
to-day in it's best form. Once
tried, always used. "You can
not be disappointed in it." Sold
by chemists here and everywhere
in Europe, Asia, Africa, Austria
Us, North and South America.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-19
Plum bing Inspection.

E. G.. Keen, inspector of buildings,
plumbing and house sewers, has re-
ported the following as the work of his
office for the first half of November:
Number of plumbing plans filed and
permits issued for same, 81; final GER
tifcates issued, 20; sewer connections
made, 4; nuisances investigated and
abated 8; inspections of plumbing and
sewers made, IS: building sites inspect
ed, u: inspections of buildings in
course of construction made, %. Total
number of inspections made, 113. Six
building permits were received and all
allowed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-19

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