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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-03
Nerve Fag.
If You Waste Your
Nerve Energy After
Awhile You Will
Suffer For It,

You can waste nerve force By excess.
gver-work. worry. anxiety. etc.
You can weaken yourself BY not eating
proper food or securing SUFFICIENT rest to
renew the nerve Energy you use up.
The proper treatment, in addition to
good phosphate food. such as whole
neal bread. prepared cereals. etc, Is
Dr.. Nils Restorative Nervfne.
This Is as truly a brain and nerve
food as any food you could eat. and be-
sides. furnishes strength and tone Of its
own. which goes to the weakened nerve
system. and sets II to rights.
DR.. Niles Restorative Servine is a re-
freshing. revitalizing tonic food-medicine
for the brain and nerves II reconstructs
vOTn-Out nerve tissue. and fills your
languid brain with new life and vigor.
DIT. Miles Nervins has made so many
marvellous cures. Of people 50 sick the
doctors thought they were incurable,
that It Is today the standard medicine
In many thousands Of American homes.
The first bottle Is guaranteed to help
you. or druggist returns you money.
The extreme heat, close confinement
and intense mental strain incident TO
the banking business. has caused me
70 suffer with nervousness and insom-
MA 10 gives me pleasure to say that
/ have used DIT. Miles Nervine with
very satisfactory results in the treat
ment OF these affections. / am now on
my NTH bottle. and eat and sleep well,
In fact have almost forgotten that I
possess nerves-n-R- l. DALBY, Asst.
Cashier, State Bank. Texarcana, Ark.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-03
COMPETENT JUDGES
Bsasty Doetor. Enaor.. n.r.le,A.

Beauty Doctors Endorse HerpIcIde.
Women who make a business % ha,r,
utyins other women come pretty nea,
what viii bring about the hes,
results. Here are letters from two. con.
corning Hsrpicide: ~
can recommend Newbro's "u.-t
eide, as Il stopped my hair rom 1iT,PP-
scr. "' super
Sisneaf Bertha A T~ulIinger
Complexion Specialist.
After using one bottle OF 'Har,io,5..
ny hair has stopped failing out ana NJ
sealp u entirely free from dandruT
SishedJ Grace Dodge.
80 Beauty Doctor,
10 sixth St. Portland Ore"
SOLD oy leading druggists. send IA, On
ltamps Tor samPe 70 The Herpicide ca
Detroit. Alch. ~
Daniel J FRY. Special Agent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-03
X-RADIUMS

If the truth was told on some of the
libel lawyers around town, it would
not be necessary for them to rustic
clients.
Golden weather, a golden hop crop,
la golden state fair, and, best of all,
geld in the pockets Of the people.
II looks kind o. natural TO, see old
sam Clarke around on the streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-03
A Carriage for 25c.

Take a cab TO Or from the depot for
25c. Simpsons livery stables, oppo-
site court house If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-03
Funeral Rates Reduced.

Cabs and carriage for funerals At
half price. simpsons livery opposite
Court house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-03
Republican National Ticket
QUE SATURDAY NIGHT.

DUB SATURAY NIGHT.
To be fully awake to this autumn
time Of the year means 10 ave q reeep
2ye capacity for the beauties Of nsturs
on a large scale. What esn be more
beautiful than 10 comprehend the close
of the summer season, and the fulIness
OF the autumnal periOdi Nature has
perfected her handiEork, finished an.
ether years productions and turns them
ever 10 man with q wealth and abund-
@nee Of beauty and color and perfume
rhat taxes our ability to enjoy 70 the
utmost. The sun rises through a glow
of color, and all day rides in a mellow
S~anOsphere Of yellow, the emblem Of
perfection. Toward evening the golden
chariot Of illumination rides in triumph
'aswn a stairway Of red and gold into
hAEs smoky atmosphere over the noun
tains that shut as out from the Pacific.
The hills are delicateIy outlined
Through the hazes, and from any eleva.
zion the valley and mountains take on
a rich panoramic contour that gives one
an impression OF a great table set With
gold.
Nature IS the reflection Of Gods
goodness Is not satisfied TO shed upon
humanity the abundance Of good things
an plain colors. She must serve man
kind with glowing and dramatic color
iRgs that awaken the love for the beau.
Aful, and woos the souls Of men away
From the sordid and material. Man is
given dominion over the earth and the
fullness thereof, and, in addition, is sur J
rounded with infinite revelations Of
charming effects, in the soft tints upon
the foothills, in the glamour Of color
surrounding the sunset, q red glow that
wells the sun and casts a halo Of mists
around the harvest moon riding low
over the East. A little tinge Of mys
terry attends even the twinkling Of ey. :
cry star. The year is at its zenith. and
every breath tells Of the f%ruiting and
the vintage time Of the year. To those
who comprehend. the sacrifice Of PRAY.
or il offered on altars Of gratitude.
80
To 81 upon an elevation and look
our city and valley, with the won,
derful background Of mountains fading
away into the oceans o. atmospheric
mystery beyond, one is impressed with q
the solemn masses Of evergreen resting
upon the brown landscape. The brown I
Of the dry valleys aud hiilsides are re-. )
by traeeries o. lighter green
along the waterways where the indi. q
genous forestry begins TO show colors
changing 20 bright yellows aud russet
and gray. In bot few spots are the g
Of irrigation. Bat few gardens
aud lawns feel the reviviug touch Of }
water Or are gay with flowers. We do r
not make a. much Of our floral wealth D
~ ~ should. The summer here would
endless masses u gay flowers 4
Il they were fortified with water. In
bier lavish way nature has doue 30 much a
rs We DO little FOR ourselves. hut h
better eyc, for color. a keenef
for beauty and higher apprecia. n
Iiou for our possibilities. We shall 90 n
and restore the paradise that al q
lives iR The souls Of meu. q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-03

FpEE Write to us for Free Trial
Pain pills, the New SCIENTIFIC Remedy
for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our
Specialist will diagnose your case, tell
you What Is wrong. and how 10 right it
LABORATORIES ELKHARTs IND
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The Newtown bee., 1904-05-27
Young Plants

Every farmer knows that some plants grow better than others. Soil may be the same and seed may seem the same but some plants are weak and others strong.
 And that's the way with children. They are like young plants. Same food, same home, same care but some grow big and strong while others stay small and weak.
 Scott's Emulsion offers an easy way out of the difficulty. Child weakness often means starvation, not because of lack of food, but because the food does not feed.
 Scott's Emulsion reallyfeed and gives the child growing strength.
 Whatever the cause of weak ness and failure to grow Scott's Emulsion seems 70 find 1t and set the matter right. oeost Bowne, Chemists, 4oo Pearl St., New Yor1
 soc and SIoo all druggists.
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o1EA B..s the H1s kine You Aaw Alxays Bougs ''.:;'' < &WEAZzZx
The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART.
 FORD RAILROAD.
BERKsHIRn DIVISION.

New Haven--North, s.3s m, as7. South 10:5O m, TAO m. Shelton-North, 9.59 a m, 4.21 D m; South 1923 8 m. 7:13 m. steysnson. 2, North, lo1l na. >.ss South 1o.os MSSSss3No5sh. SssS ! : 5. tlels m, +4spm. South BetstoFdE South sor New Haven. s.ss a m, Newtown-North, 7I, 1o.s q m. 4.ss. s.m.
 s;sa! ki5 ss7. n:a' T . m: % 4@. s.4s SoGaG %; Hs$ss5sz;; ;;iiissSessh, 2s., ,o..s m. sa.
 sssss: ?i @s?1sasy' sy nis sM n m. .s,, s., BFookaeld J1nction-North, e.es, sos 10 ss
 sss %i iosi 1s; n sl sSsb ssa 79p D % sSndsZ Brookaeld..North. es7, s.os. h.os am. Isso s.sl.
 s@ aa.7ss, n.SS6 sa n. 4.s & s,s m; san%s9 soas1 Lanssyille and Still River-North s.sa,s.1sa m.
 south, s:S. 3.6o, 7.45 m. AZ. 6os m: Sum Ns1y say n1%sih %iifosdHso%e;h ss % sos.s'
 m, 1.1o. ssa. s:4s. S4o m; Sunday, g. a is m a aa
 an. South, s.5, s.s5, 24o S.i3 ie za a % @ s.s II: So s n. ~ a..y, sa %
 Snnaaay. ,, ay. SS4' n: South, lo.as a m. 4.lO Kent -North. s78, n.z1 . m, s.1s, s.1s m.
 Sunday. 1905 m; South, 10ss 2 n. s.G. ass cosaIp:i REP: mi b.; Sunday, SS p m.
 sso m: ssE'aSsHSrth: sn1Ssv So7 H m ss7 ', 32S, S.2l m; Sunday, IA m. - West Oornwal1-Nort6, BIS 8 m. Is O4. s sa s 70 Pm; Sunday, ,lo. % n; South, lO03 m. s.06. Lms ns E RRoet%RorsEE. %j soao sE. S s m h. ,s,a
 pm; sunday. z.57 p m. ''' '' . Ill., S's ''os
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terS his petition, leaves his offering,
 and departs. Every shop and place Of
 business and home has it's shrine, with
 it's god, and it's offerings of tea and
 rice-some with expensive carvings
 and decorations, others but little more
 than bare board. Leaving here we
 went to one of the daily paper offices,
 where we saw the printers at work, and
 got paper. AS suppose you know,
 the Chinese language has no alphabet and every word or idea is represented
 by character of its own. There are about 10000 of these characters in
 daily use, but the type-setters were
 picking out the types from their 20, 900 compartments, about as fast as an American type-setter would handle
 the 26 letters of our alphabet. We took look at their central telephone
 windows of the barber shops, where they were using little razors about two inches long, cOmbing out and braiding the long queues, and cleaning the ears Of the patients. This last process re- qutres six different instruments, and all this is included with the shave, all for 1.-two bits." The groceries had all sorts of strange things, most of them brought from China. They keep some eggs of California production, but most of their stock comes from China, and IS from three to five years old. The eggs are ducks eggs and are entirely coated with layer of black earth. No one knows what other processes or means are used, but so long as this dirt coating is unbroken they claim that the egg is perfectly good. They say that so long as Chinaman can get Chinese goods of any sort he will not use American. Their stores have great trays piled high with 12 and 1S inch lengths of sugar cane brought from China. This peeled and eaten raw is one of their most choice delicacies. Their oranges, also imported, are pear
The Newtown bee., 1904-05-27
CURED ills MOTHER OF RhEUMA.
 TlSM.

My mother has been a sufferer fol many years with rheumatism, !" says w
 H. Howard, of Husband, Pa. "At times she was unable to move at all, while al all times walking was painful. I pre-. sented her with bottle of Chamber. lain's Pain Balm and after a few appli. cations she decided it was the most wonderful pain reliever she had ever tried, in fact, she is never without it now and is at all times able to walk. An occasional application of Pain Balm keeps away the pain that she was formerly troubled with" For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown: Taylor, Curtis & O., Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Ernest Hawley, Hawleyville; A. B. Blakeman. Bots ford; D. s. Mead, Branchville.
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down a little and offers to pay the duty on all over fifty and take them all. There he strikes new cause Cf rage. The smallest number of cigars that can be imported is 5000. All un. der that and over 50 are seized. The inspector endeavors to explain that he ble only for its execution as he finds it: but that seldom works, and the travel. CT goes away breathing fire, and mad with d, sire for vengeance. A man came in from Ha, ana recent. ly, with box of cigars out of which he had smoked 15. There were 85 left The inspector who examined his bag. gage told him he could have only 5O The man declared that it was an out. rage, and intimated that he believed it to be perpetrated for the inspectors personal amusement. Who gets the rest?" he demanded.
 '"They are seized for the govern. ment," was the reply.
 Thereupon it waSevident to the man that the outrage was for the benefit as well as the amusement of the inspect or.
 "I don't suppose you smoke?" he sneered.
 "Not on duty" suavely replied the inspector.
 "Well, you won't smoke these of duty," cried the man, and began to break them up.
 "Hold on," said the inspector, 'you mustn't do that.'
 "Why not?" demanded the mar. ''They are my cigars"
 "NO, they are nOt," replied the in. spector, "they belong to the govern ment."
 No words would fit that situation; the man went away. A little later he charged into the office of the law di- tom House. He wanted to know, and he wanted his information quickly.
 Mot my cigars, heh? We'll, they haven t been brought in yet"
 "Oh, yes, they have. They were considerably inside the three-mile lim- it when you had them on the pier.''
 A little argument cooled him off and he finally said:
 "Well, I'll take my 50, and you can have the rest"
 You haven't got 50 now," said the
 Haven't got SOP" he screamed. "I'd like to know why haven't. You said all along could have 50."
 "Yes, but you broke them up.''
 II didn't do any such thing. broke up the extra 35!'
 "Oh, no, those are Uncle Sam's. You were breaking up your own. But don't think you destroyed them all. There are about 15 still left for you.
 And he had to do the best he could to seem content with 15. All of which shows how foolish it is to kick against the bricks. Most men do it, however, out of his cigars. There have been in- stances where men so situated pitched the whole supply overheard in their rage.
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shaped, and nearly the size of 8 large
 cOcOanut. They have 8 coarse skin
 much like large naval orange. They tell me that when peeled the skin is an inch or more thick, and the interior differs in flavor from anything we have having little lemon flavor and little orange flavor, and third flavor wholly it's own, and wholly Chinese. In thei1 meat markets nothing except pork is exhibited. Their fowls are all dressed, and cooked with their heads on, there
 necessity of this. At jewellers shop we visited we saw them making vari- ous rings, bracelets and hair orna-
 ments. Their jewelry is all of pure gold, and all hand work. In fact al-
 most everything made by them is
 hand work, for they believe all ma chinery to be operated by the Devil,
 and it is said that a Chinaman is afraid
 of nothing else in the world save the
 Devil, and almost all of his religious ceremonies are an effort to escape this great parsonage. We had a chance to
 visit the worst tenement of the lot,
 called by the guides the "Palace Ho-
 tel" lthe name of the largest and finest hotel in San Francisco). We were taken through it. In the basement
 to 15 Chinese. One room rents for about $6 month, which divided up among the number averages about 4Oc which each man pays for his lodging
 per month. Here and there a door being open would disclose three or four on their miserable hunks, all of them
 with their opium pipes. Only few
 were in their rooms at this time, owing
 to the earliness of the hour (abOut 1O.30 p. m). Here the passages were narrow and unlighted; sometimes earth and mud under foot, sometimes a broken board laid down, sometimes
 the remains of a loose board floor, so broken up as to be more dangerous
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MODERN MEDICINE.
U. W. FOLEY, IN NEW YORK TIMEs.l

Jim DOb0On rose from bed one morn with all
 the haste attainable, TO ma upG'n ,ha his good right hand swelling The while Jim's sensibilities cried out a Tn. threas doctH. or ft1%,a1 m%9,ti19y; ,. |. ~ Then looked it through with Roentgen rays
 Then said;. ''This is not humorous,
 It certainly looks humorous,
 1t may be one of numerous Things"--this was most emphatical! Thus having diagnosed the case with marvel Re said: "I'm sure that radium will heal it Where other headers might employ some w. .hsf9 htrfH9atmsnt an wholly blunderful we s9S nist ssnieye sna wsh raaium cure com But when Jims fingers for some days were Of sSe shs isSS6s fo1a6 9be ,wano
 E SS'tS :.iS: if vii! not answer us,
 Tear the thing is cancerous, To Ind cure that's usable!
 Thi; little vial have here holds sunshine in Your cs2'ufI ssS'nhls comes feel quite sure. from This medicine is precious stufr; indeed, it is But since your aiiment is severe the remedy
 Is triable. Do yeu, ne asked, 'Of pain denote slight
 degree of lessivenessP" Hut Jim declared he only felt most distinct
 progressiveness.:
 The heat. he said, was pepperous,
 The ailment was obstreperous
 II fear 1t must be leperOus" de said, with much impressiveness, Through tones electrical he searched: Mar
 conf scanned and Edison; He quite exhausted the domain of rnedicina
 less medicine,
 At length hs S. read of tincture of Aurora Bore
 parent fallacy f Of aught. else as g remedy. The germ to
 deah was chillable Provided the prescription for Aurora should
 be fllabls. The tumors shape, so circular
 showed 1t to be tubercular.
 If this prescription work you'll ear Ly see tho germ Is killabls!" Poor Do6son. much discouraged, set about to
 ind pharmacist " WnO had the precious remedy that would his
 good right arm assist;
 Dr Sensible, "oA' 'o Who dealt in ordinary cures and terms all
 conprehensible; Who had by simple methods treated fell dis. Who looked at Dobson's proffered hand and
 ailment somewhat steadily;
 Then took a fee right needify, might say almost greedily, And diagnosed 1t speedily. AS warts-and cured them readily.
The Newtown bee., 1904-05-27

 Roxbury Falls-NoFth. III, ,10A m. SE D m, sunday, t9.S ID. South. f9.@ . n. fSss pm. Sunday, S.21 m. "" Roxbury North, 1. IS m. ss0 p m. Sunday, S50 m. South. S.56 m. s.l6 p m. Sunday Judas Bridge-North, +11.A m, +5ss D m sunday, t9I m. South, a5O m, ia a1Op m. Sunday, f5.5S m.
 Washington North. u.s6 m. 6c pm. Sun
 cay, !0:l7 a m. South. S-38 m, 2s6 p m. Sun
 day, 4.46 p m. New Preston-North, 11.s . m, e11 m. Sum-
 gay. 1923 m. South, a.34 m. 25A p ID. Sum- R2miord-North, Ill .4s m.+ +s.so pm. Sunday,
 !0A m. South, a5a m, 2.45 m. Sunday,
 42l m.
 Morris North. I1.ss a m. +oS D m. Sunday
 !C.as n. South, f8.2O 2 m, s.l0 m. Sunday
 213 m.
 Rantsm-North, 1s.@ m, e.a m. Sunday,
 uO m. South. &.l& . m, 12s D m. Sunday.
 l0p m. Leke.North. +ls@ m. as7 P m.. Sunday,
 f1.N m. South. f6.16 n, 20 m Sun. day, 3.51 p m.
 Litchfeld-Arriye 1s 10 p m. a1 p m. Sunday.
 LILO m. South. as m. a8 n. 8unday
 345 pm
The Newtown bee., 1904-05-27
WHOOPINO COU0l1.

':ln the spring Of 1901 my children had whOOping cough, :" says Mrs ID. w. Capps, of Capps, Ala. "I used Cham berlain's Cough Remedy with the most satisfactory results. think this is the best remedy have ever seen for whOOping cough" This remedy keepe the cough loose, lessens the severity and frequency of the coughing spells and cOunteractS any tendency toward pneumonia. For sale by R. Fl. Beers x Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & O., Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Ernest Hawley, Hawleyville; A. B. Blakeman, Bots ford; D. s. Mead, Rranchyille.
The Newtown bee., 1904-05-27
DANBURY DIVISION.

Danbury-North 6l0 7.A. a@ lo.so .
 m. - ssath. cut SsS sS pTa: ssunSsy lGts %Hso = !oe e.ss. 7.oo m. sunday Ssa sN .. m, Bethel~North. .7.15. .1o.so a m. aoa sS,. sss S4S.S,03 n. Sunday, ,l0.O. I0.S0 m. 0II D m. sS9th s% D 1 Sod I5o. S9 g s.s M MuS a9A3 txs. Rsdding-North Eos. m s0S. 6N,SN pm. sunday. ass m. sos p m. South, 6lZ Sanford-North, 7os, a m, i.5S eS asR nm m
 Sunday.:9 .:9.54 as m, s.04 m. South. 0lk a , m. lS&s 5.17 m, Sunday. s.ls n, 6IS m.
 5.57, 6.S 7.47 m. Sunday, eSs 10 IS m. Tss PImg;z s south, ssl, 5.As. la:R . m,ls@. Ga. North. Sss. m, ia SsSts0 m. sunday, 9A a m, 7.Ap m. South, e.A
 m' iS.u. 7S p m. Sunday. 621 . m. Gs6
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HIGHLAND DIyInoR.

Daa3pbury-East ZsS n.Ha n. 70 pm. wea aSWxleyyille-East, Wy 7.s9. 1lse n. 7.l7 , u. NoFfS MsSt' Ss3,a@;, s;eo 2 m; ss. zli %
 West, s.4 m, 236, 7.O6 m. saWndy Hook-East IA. Hss n. z1 ? m;
 West $50 m, 2.30 7.O m.
 Southbury-East, 8O7, lSo8. Ias m. West a42 m, 2.2l, S.5s m. SoushfordoEast. Fl s.is m. 1914. Izs pn WAsk S56 m. 2.l5, 646 n. q waterb9ry-Due, Gse m. l2,31 Ael . n
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LITCHFIRLD BRANCH

bethel-Leave 10. 35'a m, sos m. Sunday, s.4s m' Arrive $40 m. 400 m. Sunday, 6.O5 Rswleyyille- 1o.so m, 5@ m. Sum- oay, BIS m. Leave for Bethel 9.N a m, a47 p m. Sunday, 5.52.p m. '' Shepaug-North, i'll .0e m, f5.3l D m. Sunday. TS8 m. South 1913 m, ta3 m. Sun, day, 5.31 D m.
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BOTsFoRD 10 sR1porpopr

Botssford-Morth, s 7.ss 1923, a m, 4sa
 7M 93 nj as o o;os m. South s. sl7 m; See Botsford above. sunday G9ppssyIdHorths G: s,ydS 7.A. 1o11. . m, 4.A. sH
 m ssn9aS' 7SS sas 4s m; South 7i5 s. 11.is Lse9g % anllENorth. n& io.od, a m. 4a
 S m; m ss9m1dsX sm fs4s n; South 7si s.s7. Ts1mm6ullcNofth, n F1, 10.S, m. 30. TTEp m; sunday: fs.s6 m; South, 7.s7, s.42. nr'daaaam; MiHa an; 4 I'll m; Sunday, f.Os m. orriSSgepof@North, 760, o.50, m, 4.a0, o'S Pm m sunday, BPS n; Arrive. 7.4O, 8.5s m. H.O6. AS 7.22 m: Sunday, 7s0 b. m,
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taining to mines. There is a model of some of the large gold nuggets, the largest ever found, I believe, weighing 2l66 ounces Troy, and worth about "A, 800. The Chamber of Commerce has exhibits similar to the one in Los Angeles. In the wool department there was one fleece exhibited weigh ing 15} pounds cut from a three-year- old wether-a 12 months growth.
The Newtown bee., 1904-05-27
WArERroHH RRAum.

Waterbury-Leave. GAS. aA uM . m. n
 SS. 5.lO, &ls. 6.53, s.53. H. 90 D m. Sundays, S5S n, sJs n. Arrive. 6l0 "A. l0ls m, days, 6.5s a n, 4.5S p m.
 wattertownEaesye, te 2. ]: sS 7;1 loS am. IsS 6.S m, 10 p n. Arrive. 7.Gz. s.E, H.O . n If. 4E. 5s7. 6.sz. ZIG, 0.lO, H-36 D m. Sun days 1OI& m. S.S0 D m,
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The NewtOWn Bee
CIRCULATION
Ten Pages.
THE HOME CIRCLE. IN SPEAKING OF A PERSONS $
 FAULTS. WRITTEN BY GEORGE KoUHoPT, OF BRANCH
January 1, 1882,
 Last week.

VRITTEN BY GEORGE KouHoPT, OF BRANCH vILLE.1 In speaking of persons faults,
 Pray don't forget your own; Remember, those with homes of glass,
 Should seldom throw 8 stone; If we have nothing else to do
 But talk of those who sin TtS better that we commence at home,
 And from that point begin. We have no right to judge man
 Until he's fairly tried. Should we not like his company,
 We know the world is wide: some may have faults-and who has not? The old as we'll as the young Perhaps we may, for Hught we know
 Have fifty to their one. I'll tell you of . better plan,
 And lind 1t works full we'll: To try my own defects to cure
 Before of others tell; And though hope sometimes to be
 No more than some know, My own shortcomings bid me let
 The faults of others go. Then let us all when we commence
 To islander friend or foe Think of the harm one would do
 To those we little know, Remember, curses sometimes, like
 Our chickens, 'roost at home," Don't speak of others faults until
 We have none of our own.
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ATTRACTIONS OF SAN FRANCISCO
 CAL.

MRS ANAH SPENCER OF GREENWICH, DAUGHTER OF DIR AND MRS H. H. FAREWELL OF NEW MILFORD, WRITES OF HER EXPERIENCES IN CALIFORNIA.
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UNCLE SAWS CIGARS.

PLIGHT OF A MAN WHO TRIED TO GET
 THE BEST OF THE CUSTOMS. FROM
 HIDE AND SEEK WITH THE CUs-
 ToMs," IN THE MAY CENTURY.
 Among the men, cigars and cigar cites cause much trouble. The repu- lations permit a person to bring in for his own consumption fifty cigars or three hundred cigarettes, the ruling of the department being that for GUS toms purposes fifty cigars equal that many cigarettes. Travellers are al- ways arriving who do not know the regulations or who try to evade them. Nine times out of ten the traveller at once wants to make it personal mat ter with the inspector, and acts as if he thought thrashing the official would get his cigars in free. Then he cools
The Newtown bee., 1904-05-27
kodol Dyspepsia curo

relieves a1l inflammation Of tho mucous membranes lining the stomach. protects the nerves, and cures bad breath, sour risings. . sense of fullness after eating. indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. Kodol Di8ests What You Eat Make fAo Seo0acA Sweet. Bottiss only. RssulR siDs. $l .o0. hodlng 2x nmep
 the et1ial size. which sells for 50 eents. Propared by .. Q. DsWGTT q CO., ohIeagos "