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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25
TARTAN's FAST RACE.
Makes Good Time In the Ai,errsds Iaeant
6lubt Regatta

The fan reratta Of TIE Riversioe Yacht
Club was tsied yesterday On the Sound In
q stronx south westerly vihd. Thirteen boats
started and made remarkably good ttne. The
2! foot rsoeabpvt Tartan sailed 14< miles. Of
which apou oDe-third vas 70 winoward. IL
2 hours 81 minutes ls seconds. She beat
The Hid by II minutes Z seconds. The Busy
Pee ono Howdy etart~o. but DID not Finish
These boets started on the Ga< buoy Of
Captain island and went 70 kbtinIoock
Point and then 70 Centre Island buoy.
The 2s-lootert went The same course TITS
rare we won By Adoisop -. Hsnkp's YER
s-.h. She best tie Asryols. called By Frank
BOWIE Jones. by minutes 70 seconds, the
Firefy by minutes ~ seconds. the klgpper
by IL minutes II seconds and tie Psmpero
BY ~ minutes "a seconos. The Heron old
not fDish.
The se-footers sailed eighteen nliles. foinf
70 Nettnnicock Point and then " Goyds
Point and home. The race was won ~ z. ID.
Kings kpssn. beating the ApuatoE by 2
minutes y eeconds. The hir0pls Old aot
finish. The regatta committee WAS Ct4GfIss
p. Tower, George 7. EigEtls 100 Charles
y. Kirby. They we're on toe-d Fear Com
Inodore A. X. starts auxiliary yacht Aga
Goor H-rooT olAss-sIAsJ. i5S-oouEss 10 hriAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25

Bunanex Iiuus. EICFrT4IRTY A. NJ TO FIVE M
Commencing oaabr IT, Eol1THiRTY A. NJ &c 5Ix P. Nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25

UTIcA, Sept. A,-Tbe body Of Henry
6tetnbers. 10 years Of age. q student, wa
found in Woodside PARK. near Richteld
Springs. this afternoon. the lad having
committed suicide by drinking poison.
Beside the body lay Q four ounce bottle
that had contained cArbolic acid and q
two ounce bottle Of chloroforn. The lad
SPRING. and during The last week IL had
been noticed that bis mind was not normal
He appeared abse1t minded. often for
getting 10 70 20 bis classes. The boy wss
suffering from . csrbupcie On his neck
and the suppositl0n II that this dethroDed
his reason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25
LREG

Decorxtve and HousehpId Iu-rz Il 5i72.un
Gods. Ce.an Hez, Tiny Osdn- Deyk.s.dD-
SeniL IN new deg. If lsabmFla- CmN R.u.i-unrs
and Arabe lar-s. Dzm.sk Ddmr OBJ nlttllau In I'm
HeurAitched md Hznd-eznirraid3-zed Linn Saaa
PIk< - Boaau Csea. Hzmla ID sI h.rk
md hney wezvu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25
SHOE DEP1kR.TvlENE

In Wumn's Fine Footwear. mhizhle for ue= dmiY
the approaching ssnsun. unuy very ma1 ays.a On
shown cnusiissins Of Boots. HaH-S ho. mF Sip-A.
made of varom desirable leathen, ovr thenewueAakA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25
R. Altman & On
NINETEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AAENJE.
NEW YORK

Messrs. B. Altman & Co dree particular
attention to fher RUG DEPARTMENT.
A larpe assrnrmza Of Oriental Rues is shown especiaTy
s-letaed fm thear designs and combinations Of eOlDu
which are .ted to the varinw sch-m-s Of modem and
antique iut-iur decorations. and m the vsaom a.a im
Reception or Driving Rooms. Ehn.r=a. Halls. etI
Also the very b=a guahty Of Domestic RngA
UPHOLSTERY FABRlCS for Wal and Fun
mtn- Covringx Pmhe. and Window Dnprna
Also LACE Window D1apsiessaBefC0v.n
NOTICE. OnduswI henfzndzdfn f1 dn<zmrles
furnishing # Private Re:dzrzs. Hea.h auf6R. Win
Rug. Dou and Wmdw D.pzia. ar-- IN which
dezzm md ezem.is vii Be- a&maaed
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
MONEY IN CULTIVATION.
me Farmer Who Works His Soil Dill
igently Is the One That Gets
the Big Crops.

When was child | read Sunday
school story which impressed me yerv
much about poor boy who was made
very happy by the gift OF pig He
did not have much to feed the pig,
but he tried to make up for other
acks by attention and care and was
% far rewarded that the pig became a
ine large porker, and when brought
% his natural end upon the block re-
turned handsome pittance" to the
'agacious boy As ! grew older,
doubts beset my mind concerning the
probabilities Of that story. notwith-
standing its irreproachable origin. un-
~ ! met woman who was striving
most conscientousy TO carry on and
10 justice TO the pet farm Of her hus-
band. a railroad conductor who con-
Quoted" most Of the time She KEEP.
pigs and, like all neat housekeepers,
carried her passion for cleanlne
into the barnyard As a result those
pigs were taken early to the water.
Ing trough and became so accuse
toned to their daily bath that. like
the precocious children pictured In
advertisements. they cried for IL. Il
was a decided departure from estab-
li'hed precedents In pig culture. but
il paid. The pigs throye and waXed
20 fat and beautiful that their proud
mistress bore them on 10 the fair aai
took all the blue ribbons she could
lay her hands on Doubtless they were
well fed, too but that does not destroy
the force " the argument for care AMI
cultivation.
Cleanliness appears 10 be- almost as
near 10 rodliness In the culture ~
crops as IN The regeneration OF the
human family When questioned 4
man who had succeeded In raising
''n bushels of onions where only 500
gr'w before he assured me that the re-
suit was due more 20 care and attsn-
lion than 10 richness ~ soil tie a.
serted that onion culture. Ike the
raining of a child. should begin with
he ancestors In other words. the
seed sowed should be the product "
GOOD. well cultivated onions. and Il
should be planted In ssedb.d a.
nearly perfect a. narrowing and ru'-
ivaiing could maNe g. Thea whoa
the onions had snruulcd. cultivation
should Do renewed and every weed
SHOULD be- removed In order that ~
young bulbs mIght Inherit The ear'h
and get The start Of an competitors
'Cu.'.yi'e'' Cultivate" was m, NOT
70 ~ that onion grower and We bee
Hove % must he me motto ~ every
Produced who deals with orElu.z,d
ne Farmers Review.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
Action Of Lime ON Soil

The ohio NI.Um.u. stallion rfvfa
biz simple explanation COD UG, action II
luo. 10 no. Iu. b. mixed with ma.
HHro an uduf W ammonia will b.Ulms
apparent This means that the lime Ia
,bsra'.rg The ammonia from the
manure AID that % is titapinr into ihs
ur " line b. mixed with the coll sim.
Jar action uill take place ifAsrup 10
ruuins upun The coil itmay absorb paft
Z TIE strarirE ammonia aud a iarr.,
rop uill result. but this larger ,,op /.
made Al The expense II the soil s,of,s n,
liant food. and u these stores ate ma,
maintained BY manuflnE or tet,ill,lns
10 soil VII son refuse 10 rsspoaa 10
Inc beauss all The material In /, ppo.
'hich lime can act has been drawn sg,
NC The soil d poorer than n no line A.s
'ssn used
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
GnllrLr mrn anh
tllr Bthlp
BY DR.. RICHARD d. HARLAN.
President OF lake fors,, University.

urary the soul contact with o., eternal power %
puae in those inspired words, the Bible dead book instead of
living oracle Ii will always remember that Christianity depends
upon person rather than upon book be may save, from man, an
attack OF de,pariug ,k,piei,m.
Here eerge intensely practical question 5r parents and teach.
When the boy developing manhood there constant, chang.
ing the lines Of hi, religious thinking and then is r, In mis-
take the outer rampant Of doctrine TOT the inner citadel o personal faith
II sad that many teachers do r,eouy, that is wiser O, lcl,
many open questions Tor the youth adjust a, best suits hi, personal
belief
AS youth often time q ra, intellectual rrr.n and a, ,our
oy develops into uI manhood there SSH hg constant changing ai
lines OF his religion, thinking During such plr.al il Il. r,.
mistake the outer rampant o dosrn, ar r inner citadel of p
nal faith We DO no, bey, ID, Bible 10 be inspired Gtr,ah
eeaue Il tells Of Jesus Christ brau,, %, is unveiled I'm h. Inn
cause all ihe lines Of 10. history lead up 90 him. hu.e lie is i
max and center and q, jic only i.'. boo ..s,.rH
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
Williams Reunion.

ON "wednesday, July -. 1904.
the members and relative. ui Oh,
William. family gathered at lhr
old homestead, NOW ihr home ui
Mr and Mr.. T p. Williams. Of
near Fopl Ferry iur thr purp,-,
81 holding 20 family reunion
10. mrIrm,ury ~ iHr orly
morning made many ai l1r-,
but l- ihr clouds Hm'ol Iy and
CAV, way tu tir beautiful h'ur .ly.
.u.t -1, ihr uy. uf sunlight Im,
th. alu... imm all heart. Dmwl.
81 mu'h,r. fathers Iwh,r.. .i.
',r- .Ul friend u.r --n .nruul,
until nu generations u.r, rpr
euiul including lUi p.ru thar
'bd assembled 100 'lI. ra.lr.
Im.
A-,.rmm hour drew uar Co.,
Intensive ufI, 300 'hrHs shady
,arl aa- rapidly dIlI imm 90,
many Ia.kr- lul 600 'h.. ut. aI.
.lrl DO, .uy meats iwm 1000 900
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
- o. c.n-nE -

Recent .rtuU.a'.Hus 10 sUt IIrrl
g forestry .uU.ai, su important a, Il.
.Hu iD Goo IH"ti' timber f.s ar,,. ..
"r country IlruuEb 'U. iUt. 5000 #.
.lH Ui ffrfr0 sum rtHHuusfift. =
Do Tf..m.raEI tIfHu rr ftr taf,.
.g.. bottom Hr.trfaIIlrH..fftaH.
sr states 10 fH.frUfIitaIrrf ..r.
Y t tas I.rt Glow iB reach CONNER.
sl iurHHH.. because Uf .l, ,,f.rt
n atI1h BE- eaff. Hr. ra.rsIr s,a..r.
Wh.. h.l.ur1 0a.. COB ard Sob.
sr arr. .t.a..f .I....a.I. r.t
n r.IE| .r'r fHfr.r T Ira.
.E. Tr. .r. 20
EaI f# no
r .H'Hr .H l.
H. "r.FHtH |. .f. .. .u
s r.I.. ..t uf.f.#.r.fer. 10
erH. .hra'r OBJ. ..I...srf ..r
.re f.0. SO .'.rsg uianu,rr., o:
H. ua.f
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Postal AHsIs

Washington. u e., August lu-
Rural ir delivery -rfo uIn Dol
established uu p,rml.r a. a. 60.
bows.
kwmiy-Emlmrl Webster
county hugh"i rr',l,l2mIl-
population auI. aW tHN VOL
'. county lus'h uimu'. g3I,
miles, population ouL SO.
Navf'N Union county, ,ueh u.
wu'e 2jl.2 miles, population
Dol. m5
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Must Keep Premises in a SANITARY
Condition. Says Board Of Health.

The 'rI''cndcn County l|"rl OF
Health pr"p'-c io Io"k after ih'
health 81 The pupils attending "uI
county ''Il'"'' 'h practical WY
III" TRUSTEES oi The various public
schools are directed 0" provide m
Stacked Time anil 90 "" That 90,
-'in"I premises l' properly Iirn.
i'.''i. TIE following '-' "'r' OF
The "ii'r iOdi h1' '',n WaI.Di t
TIC Hartman Uf tH.| |..r.. % f|||a
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
t-T-IAs=s

-.'s ail the f0n and tafs NOT pull no
l'.f Each beam .s attached fH f.t
r.'Us h'f With fHUs 1rI drop iH.
.lu. .'. H.aII. .s aa .H,h tod .H'
.f"=H. ..uH.9t uH. bus fIr Q
over ,..H b.Il aE shown ala It
.a., or. harrow HsUna uT a.fU.
Craving .H@ .n.l r.J ana urFuH log
uw tl' u...Hg bar 10 can Hs ..r.
r-.I H y.fE sH1I Ttr 4 bp Ol1
.Ir.Ia o. Tff h'rHa BE- very easy
H draw. ihr b.rut being very r.f-
rl rfuIrl sr' ns 's.s's-. while re
sS'h cover every .n.h % sruIrd D..
IlyH,i'li. in uaEss Judd Farmer
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
Prompt Delivery
Honest Weights

To those who want ice for
Sunday, We request them tU
telephone their order on Sat
urday. So that We can make
our arrangements 10 deliver
early on Sunday morning.
Don't forget that | handle
the celebrated Pine Ridg
Coal best on the market.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
EASILY HANDLED HARROW.
Z Il Arranged So Tha, the Teeth are
Sure 20 Cover Every Inch
% Ground.

The harrow herewith illustrated IL
sicht fss' long by four fsst vide. VITA
teeth In each BEEN The t,sth should
te nf hys-.irhth-.neh steel and rg,
through not more fh1n two ingl,l
This males a due comb harrow which
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
nalur AHauriatinii
BY DIR. FREDERIC I. DEwHURsT.

&C on the character Of It's memories anil associations, lust a r
lafe' character by storing up tones anil harmonic qualities On,
md Of the master lie acquires meaning b, s accumulate, 9
memories and noble associations
We are in these days in peril Of losing the sense Of the value Of
continuity OF impression OF hm and fixed hal, and Of noble s
tons which grow up through oaf attachment the church. The stock
question nowadays Isl Have YOU heard Dr. SoaudSo prcae And
the stock reply Is oh yes I've heard him. and MI Blank and DR.
WhatsNams In fact I've heard nearly all who arc worth hear
ing We can almost imagine the dcnis,n Of our great cite, writing
their religious biographies Of these DAYS under the title Forty
Churches in Forty Sunday Such the poor apology for religion,
life Such is the yagran and unhappy substitute for life which can
acquire yss only in the midst Of continuous associations
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To the Public.

The Nam,, Laundry win, luru.
ihcmuuth Ut Angus, laundry hlic
shirt waist. mr o. cent. a,b u.
two ior - o.u,. Your patronage
solicited, satisfaction guaranteed
Np, attention given w country
laundry
GIVE mra trial, 70 viii b. lppr
yil,cl Your. very truly.
\WNuN O1kuN
A. Mcdonnell Is Stone. storm.
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Ladies Only.
II Is Women Who
Need Most Relief
From Little Irri.
tating Pains
and Aches.

~ Mnss A1u.rah rus ars o.
women
WDmans delicate blrtas rrasrm
tHf.1a o. co. i.H.f I.urf Irr..re ana
f"ms a.'e U9 f".H e. f.a f.s.Ii
I.H Hm"iH Hf f.rf.
lr $50" H.I...H.H l".
hoy a.t f.f r#rHr # Oh u#n.
H"" . 700 rI..H GO
0.fr i.H f..Hs tH r... rIrH. r...
l..Hi' f.. #
T.Hs aHl zoo i...f .t f..s U.
% rr'.. band tHI BOOB
t.u away f.fzrr#. q. a .f "a
i' 'r l0l TnHiIH.Ha t...a ar
'I rarol lT t..#a 'IUIs D.mfrH.FsH
cured w.t01lt danger ~ I .arfa.sils
ai'rfs'fori.. ,lni ga..ai#. Dr1 VIA.
"ai unnatural action ,l liver stomach.
ur other Internal ufrast
hr Miles AHu.IaIn rus rrsss N.
women. ami thr children tats them h..
cause they arr ,asy 90 take and sasits
all their runrrinra.
fuf lylfa I had stFus n sirh tsst.
nrhri ~ umra suffering uninid srrftr.
J. GOULD NJ ynlufu any rEriirn,rnt
,i,Hhs " ,hufth u. ani even t.siiias.
s,',.,lll., On ihsss terrible spslls uirl
tired nf Miles Anii.lain iiiis. sSi
ihsf hate. yufyd me Mhsn I ri symns
TOM. - alCk headache 4 take q mi std
NaId ~ TIE attack NhFn I an tif.i
~ n,IN..... q nlll snnthss me" MIA
S.AltAh NAIklNHoN, ilaifslgvn, Ia.
ltice. &c a tcN Nsvsf soii IN buls.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19


from the shorter workday the favored few, for, whatever
and advantages the shorter wokdy has secured to favored
workers those benefits and advantages narrowed by
the very that the shorter woday universal Neither should
overlook benefits aung the many the added advantages
enjoyed by the comparative few.
Education religion and good government have progressed and to
each and all OF these essentials higher civilized state
indebted to the benefits advantages and opportunities secured to the
workers by reducing the daily hours OF excessive toll The shorter work
day has made the individual worker better and heah morally
and physically 1t boaden his scope and increases his ply steal
capacity leaves him in physical condition and OF mind that
enable and beget mental and moral Development has given the
workers the opportunity avail themselves OF the advantages Of
modern facilities for gaining broader knowledge OF the greater affairs
Of life and intelligent association with the world in which live
BY increasing his physical and mental capacity has increased and
extended his economic efficiency and greater degree protected him
against industrial insecurity premature disability.
He has become better mechanic and civilized and
uenty OF value his employer lie has become better citizen
and, consequently, Of more value his community
One OF the great evils industrial system working the nd
ydual top speed This reduces his competitive efficiency from
period covering IS years which he work he does
become wholly ncapatated period OF less and makes
provision for the sacrifice imposed workman hahuy
perform than certain Of work work than
tain number OF hours each day When three hours added
10 his daily task there bound penaturey time when his
muscles and snews a respond followed by slowing down and the
inevitable replacement by younger and quicker worker At time
when his family and social liabilities greatest, his industrial
labor has been made either OF little sadly reduced value lie
mdustraly. il not physically, bankrupt
Reduce the daily hours OF labor Of the workers from and s.
and gives them the time and opportunity Tor edeopmu along
higher and useful lines gives them Of and relieves
them from the dudgng eneryang and ,uug per
forming operation during every hour Of the day that they capa-
bic Of hcahul expndng physical energy gives them the orp5ru.
nifty exercise right parental supervision the w,beng Of their
children and homes The home happier and hhu and the
environment OF the children improved.
To the child and youthful workers and the Young and
denied the earlier advantages OF education the opportunity opened Tor
sefeutvaton and to every worker the opportunities 60 De hpug
and to promote honest ambitions increased. era
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
cA2a--

There are men who
consul, ihc Bible mcr,',
as q dry depository ct
doctrine jusiasallWyei
t,iyg, into ihr volumes
49, federal statutes &C.
fud 900, jhc law That
'urhlr only a.an-
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
Ice! 70 Ice!.

! have purchased the ice
business Of John W. Wilson,
and will handle nothing but
the best of manufactured Ice
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
Notice

M person. having claims against
,hc estate Of Nathan u. Black, IT.,
will prsrut amr properly pwvn
ON ur lcior August ~, 1901, ur
u iuuvr lurrcd.
Il Many J. BLACK, Adm'r'x.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19

BNRGAlN-Fatm containing
lon arrvs 2l.2 mile. north II
Hampton, Livingston county, iur
'alc. Gopl farm, lays well aud on
public mad, Price $500, cash 500.
lalancc On terms 10 suit purchaser.
Call and SO usorwri,e In Tnr Rp
oRp. Marion, Ny. a
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
Champion & Champion.
LAWYERS

VIII do a general practice IN all court
Prompt attention given 20 collcctions
Office Bank street, MAKioN. Nv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
John Sutherland
Phone 200 Coal and Ice
Advertised letters

In following li.t ofm
claimed tlirr remaining boo %
r..' .n.ea 90 Narou. ~. Augui
i'h. l'ui % uM claimed boo I'd.
Ia, uI,yuiiI d. --ut o. tb, u,a.
ls'i,r ulv 90 Washington. u e.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
2aaiufraal Gnnh NaH RrHltltfh
5rum shnrtr1trh 1t1urk Guura
By CHARLES L. BAINE.
General Secretary Of Boot and Shoe Workers Union.

comparison with olden times the present workday is
shorter workhy but the shorter workday as it is now COM
monty understood signifies the cighthou wokday 1t must
be considered that the shorter workday not universally
enoved rather only in those trades favored with ectua
organization OF the workers and in the nfrequcnt instances
of lberalminded employers We must lose sight OF this
fact when viewing the benefits and advantages resulting
from the shorter workday to the favored few for whatever
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19

WOO. |. '' WV ~"
ls'i.r u'v loo Washington. % e.
Uuu.
lud lennon Jennie lluIluuHu
Cha. N0N.au nbbi, R,lb
luui, lal- VIII uyiurl
MI luy Martin Paralc prvt
j W Driver ca. llumirg
i A. GiIl,r Frank Gum,
Nellie y NaIh l.R Morn.
Nj. N"Ilir uul r. o. owrr,
Mr. ] VI Gci = VI Rol
Nora W EuI,-m ] u. Ruul,it
Josephine Rushing Mr. lu, Es,
Nr. lh Iul,y T.. sullivan
lsuu,T Ta,p Emma Wa.lIu
Nu.I. TrH NJ Walker
ia. We-'. Naillay
NJ Wu. WauuIy
VI VI lt-IEfHvH.f.
NaTtt .IH...
llunJ Tutu yutlnI rri
NI,.,U Ivp Num'W Eus
j u, Ia'sF Nora " Rode
j. a. Thomas Marion 4. SuaU
l,hr j Hunt Mie MalIlay
e. u. Till &. II. Mrtmu,
Mamie pustWn las. Z BmnilN
In, ; Long ] u Conlru
Re-. lloming Emmett | lmnils
Mr J.. 7. Franklin
J W Frfpll
Mr. rullir \ smith
One cent will L. clarp,l upiu Il,
hWry Please ay ADVERTISED
when inquirina.
Gn, NJ. CupR. I. NJ
wANTED-A g.ol hor.r to tai,
cic II, iccl we'll, ior H. U.s.. Rel
inv or driving. Light poik. Ap
ply At Recori nncr. a
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FREE Mt 10 q y q, ,'r NJ. ~, LI.sl
phn pllls, the New Hcisntine nsms,iv
- faln. Also Symptom liank oir
Specialist .vlll diaenoss Joaf esss. tsii
~ Hhai u S,gnr snd -l, q Tishi ID.
LApoRATomk9 KLkiiARI, hNr"
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WANTED-A gsol horsc lo tai,
car II, icc'l we'll, iur iisus,. Rid
ing ur driving. Light poik, ~
ply a, Rccorl odoc. q
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Trustee Sale,

In tba ,3iet,.j,+ o,,,,-,r +t, rr,..4.,,
elatae for tJ' '';. - >-.'' Nv
eo,,tl,,, ,itt1.;n f , - W., t,''' Inv
,,,,,tn,, '''' ~ So 40 '''''''
iTn,},,. o,5 r.. ,,;,t,,,. 80 ,..
cf a,r., is.,,,., ~, 80, a. - nv "Q'
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siiiclde preuented.

The startling announcement that a
preventative of suicide has been dis
covered will interest many. A run
down sytem, or dependency inyaria
bly, precede suicide and something has
been found that win prevent that con
dition which makes suicide likely. AT
the first thought "a self destruction
take Electric 3itters. Il being a great
tonic and neryine will strengthen the
nerves and build up the system. It's
also a great stomach, liver aud kidney
regulator. Only soc. Satisfaction qua
anteed by Smiths Pharmacy.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-23

We live not by the quantty we eat
nor the gartety, but by what the syS
TEN can utilize No matter how good
or plentiful your food is, it starYes
he system unless your digestion IS
good. So make certsin that your 1000
properly digested by taking q dose
II Green's August Flower tefore OF
.fter meals. It will NO. only aid digea
ion, it will stir the liver u regular
habits, sweeten the stomach and pre-
vent constipation. Trial bottle, Zoe
Big bottle, 75c. at all druggists.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-23
n Cure for Piles,

4 had a bad casa Of piles" says G..
III. Carter, OF AUanCa, Ger, and con-
ulted a physician who advised me tc
ry q box Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. ! purchased a box and was en-
tirely cared. 1t is splendid for piles
giving relief Instantly, and I heartily
recommend q to all cafferers." De
Wits WitcE Hazel Saiye Is unequaled
Tor its healing quantities. Eczema
and other skin diseases, also sores,
cuts, burns and WOUNDS Of every kind
are quickly cured by it. Sold by all
irUgg1a4s.