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Il Is rather late ia the DAY Esr this b, II
advise bus abe siri who thinks Of uaT-
riagc should take ,he prc,aaiicu Of 6r>t
measuring the goFeaugsr Il her lover wilh
her own h,-l5gc 81, commits herself irrevo
catiy = LF- iosehn.cr happens TO BE-
longer than her own she would beat reiect
hiH. fpg she gill never riile her uwu house
hold lac -'lls beng that whichever has
Tbs h.nEvr f5scdngvg becomes the ruling
ppwer in this home One engaged girl,
upon being taii Of this test carefully meas
uTr=i fingers q, uucv. aud. ul-,n tinding that
her inanee , fager vas mueb longer than
her ovp. sloutiy declared that she didu {
care she diiu { want 20 rale the house
anyway The man brcaihed freely once
more IL VS. this very same girl. how
ever who vas observed 20 make special
aud strenuous efforts To set her own right
foos uI-an the church step before the groom
and T. place this same foot upon the carpet
before hi, Il i sure sign that which
ever sets foo, 6rs, upon the church step
sud npou The earpet at she altar viii rule
-. house
which offers solution cf the longest
Y'Sr6nger problem Avoid as you would
The p,-,ileoee lbe tying Of your shoe in a
eariage upon your wedding day Il Is
.uulucSv
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No More Crisp Bank Notes.
From Guyer's stationer.

The days of the crisp bank-note are
numbered Instead of being crisp, the
money which the government Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing will hereafter turn
out will be soft and velvety, if important ex
periments which are now being conducted in
the presence of treasury officials for the pur
pose of demonstrating the advantages of a
novel chemical treatment for paper prove
Satisfactory The result of the adoption of
the new secret process will be to revolution
ize a portion of the work connected with the
printing of the paper money Of the United
States. Under the new process it will
take just sixty days less time to manufac-
ture a bank note than under the present
method The chemical solution not only
renders the paper soft and velvety, but it
also makes it non -shrinkable By apply
Ing it to a japanese napkin that article be-
comes as soft and phabe as a tissue of silk.
The chemical preparation acts as an anti
septic and preservative. When applied to
old documents it seems to knit the fiber
together and prevent further decay. I'm
der the present process of printing paper
money the paper has to be thoroughly
soaked in water While it is in this soaked
condition, one side of the paper is printed.
The sheet Is then placed in steam-room
and kept under high temperature for
thirty days, the time necessary for the ink
to dry. The sheet is again soaked as in
the first instance and the reverse side Of
the bin printed The thirty day drying
process then has to be repeated, In eases
where a third impression ON the bill is
necessary, which Is required when the
| printing Is done in two colors, the wetting
and drying process has to be repeated for
a third time, and another month Is thus
consumed in its production Besides the
delay Of this process, the wetting and dry
ing rot the fore of the paper, and, al
though it is '.Starched TO give it the crisp
appearance, the starch soon wears out and
the bal becomes limp aud worn In print
ing bills on paper that has been treated by
the new process no wettiRg Is necessary
/ The ink loses none Of les luster when ap-
/ piled to the paper As under the old pre-
oe>>, and /, thoroughly dry within forty
eight hours after the printing Is done.
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RBLIGIOU NOTICES

salem Ln.Leu.I. -hergeA- Bel ,-.a4a' - treiai,ti
ing rt o. a a. sanu's- sunday .tai A. E.
Preaching -t1 3 ~. 3 y :, G i at4 p
T. W. DOW f4st
81 PAUL. Reformed CE-rpI- uuisy a.N a.
az Iaa ~ U.~frr .1rsiCe 5i 80 q Ia, sls1 Fia
3. N. 4 = >tas &C. tasiHf.
Grace lutheran Churlh-- ndAy SrDou- a. a.
H.. regular services zt iuaU m; y. =. = g. - -
D. m: Lecture and prayer invctins Ncsiuesta : -
as N p u A--ker. - d, tdsis-~
Nrthoiist Protestant church. Rev. = IS amer.
Pastorst htath Service. Preaching II 10 d q. ID
aud $50 r m Y. r. G. T. &c 60 2 IA aauday
school 9l5 a. m. MD week service ~ tie irCture
room WedDesday evening a. "a O'Clock
C,.~tenarv Il p ghureh.-.rnday school at 9. D.
a Ia Preaching al 10 81 s. n. ard so 3. 10. tI-
worth league ~ SO 3. N
Rev D. q. Mtii.-. Pastor
st. ? Sims CAureh-Sundays-LO Mass ~ s.l5
and High Mass Al 10 A. ra During the week Mass
alta IN Joseph Il. Cassidy Pastor.
The regular hour far church services IN the Re
formed Chntch silver Run. is 10 a. every ~un-
day sunday school ~ O'Clock. Preaching every
two weeks Al 7.5S p. n.
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Left Many Descendants.

Mrs. Sarah Webb, "A years old. was found
a corpse in bed at her home $50 West Bait.
more street, Baltimore, Nd, few minute.
after a clock on the morning of December
%. hy Der daughter Mrs. Emma Angeil.
Mrs Webb bad been III tor several weeks,
and when she retired on Saturday evening she
complained effeeling unusually bad. She wss
sill alive at o clock IN the morning, Nheu
her daughter went TO her room.
Mss Wcbh was born ia Harpers Ferry. W.
Va. ami before hep marrisge was NJ KS
BFncne Her hasinnd vas the isie ~amuei
4. Webb Ut iWpegs Ferry who died in ISaa.
She vas the muiksr of Il children. ninr OF
whom SURVIVE
Fifty grandchildren and 10 CREST grand
chil4lren are also living.
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petroleum found in South Mountains

Petroleum has been discovered in the South
Mountains in Adams county, Pa, and an
nouncement has been made that a syndicate
had been formed for the purpose of develop.
ing the find and that over ], 900 acres of noun
famous land in that vicinity has been leased.
The oil was discovered by several men who
were hunting foxes. They saturated piece OF
paper in some oily substance they saw floating
on the water, and on applying match ii
burned freely. The mountaineers in the
neighborhood say they have known of the oil
for several years, but they had supposed il
came from leak somewhere in the pipe line
which crosses the mountain several miles from
the spring.
Several Philadelphia capitalists are said to
be interested in the new venture. The spring
where the oil was seen is on the Cold Springs
road, within mile of the Western Maryland
Railroad. The company has ordered all nee.
essary machinery TO begin drilling.
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Mixed Nuts, 12c; Walnuts, he; Butter
Nuts, 13c; Almonds, 15c ID.
French Candy, 5, I, 8, 10, u aud l5c lb;
Chocolate Drops, 10, II, 10, 20, %, 80 and
35c lb.
Best Cocoanut Bon Bons, l0c. Walnut
Butter Cups, l5c Id.
Oranges, 10 to 25c dozen; Grapes, l5c Id.
Butter, 25, 80 and S3c ID.
Medium Size Prunes, pounds for 25c.
Large size Prunes, pounds for 25c.
Figs, Dates, Clear Candy Toys, Zoe 10.
Cakes, Crakers and Snaps.
Best grades of Salt, Pepper and Saltpeter
for butchering.
Gruber's Hagerstown Almanac, English
or German.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-12-31
TalIest In The Next House.

PIrTsBURG. Dec. 25th.-Sianding feet 4
inches in stockings. DIR. A. J.. Barchfeld, Con
gresham. elect from the Thirty second Dis
triet, will be the tallest member of the next
Congress. The only Congressman who can
measure height with him is Sulloway, Of New
Hampshire, who is feet inches tall, but
who does not get full advantage of this meas.
nrement because OF stoop, which places him
out of Barehfeld's class.
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PITrrsBrRG. Pa. Dee. 25.--Mr. anl Mrs.
J. H. Williamson. 81 Federal street. Ar
ghcny, becasn- grandparents inr VI" ars' iiinc
Friday aud The honor Ass ionfinid.
Ike news of the hirh 81 -su Sa ihr5r
daughter. Mrs J. ", Paim-r. aad hardly
reached their rarS whfn awuuaHe~su -'st Sas
received truu lh. bome of another daughter,
Ms fhnaias Hicks. Of Tfoga STREET fhty city,
that twin gitls bad arrvr.i ou the satu" daf-
One pgbcr married daughter, Mrs. E.sWor b
Siro;heg. lives on Webster av"pus Pitt-burg.
ADD jas; IS the shades 81 n,gu' acre hlhus =
messenger arrived iram her hoU- 18th the ga.
iegna,ion that she was lie mother ot a iaaan-
rine llax.
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Railroads Blocked with snow.

wiLkEsBaRRE. Pa. Dee 25ih. "A h-asy
su6wstnru ragged 80 dsy ia Ihe Wyoming Val
les. ..ssd about eight inchc- 81 srow tell %
tbr mountains the saoW vas asary aut drttsd
badly and traiHs uu ail thr raiiuads ~"re
running from two 90 three holrs .slr. On ihc
Lehish Valley Railroad 81 vas deemed dan-
geraue t. run passenger Trains down The
WikssbArre Meautsiu. and they werr sent 10
Pitaau yer the cutoff. aud passengers 'ra'ss.
s.rsa fn WiIkeshnrr. % spe,lal trains.
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Fiendish Murder

RgsvER. PA. Doc 25,-Cvlauia, the ne-s
town ha g about the GuIsui.d Steel Works,
has marked Us brief ex5>iaac- with siruaish
murder. ". " Haisiead, ia MS pooiroom
aud restaurant. ~. assaulted, had 5wo e.. ii
knocspd ora. sud bfs face badly bruised :
u,urlerers taeH i,.snnd and gagged hin. placed
he's he4i on "a nsilow q! papers. turned o. the
uuiightcd gas Ia ibe stove aud four iiiHmI
,,.,iiug iels and lets bin ca die hy suiucaii,s-
His pockets we're hared Of ibe's vstu3i}rs, only
d five cent piece rolling from bis trousers a.
The h,,dy Wa placed ,n The asasgae wagon this
morning He Was known 90 have large
aiuuuui Of money. gold watch ssd gnij-
rmu,ed glasses All are missing.
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KEEPER 4 SULLIVAN
-NE" YEAR.

Just received barrel of New Orleans Bak
ing Molasses.
Walter Bakers best Chocolate, 89c ID.
Leader Baking Powder, l5c ID.
Good grade of Can Corn, Peas, Beans and
Tomatoes for Csc.
Best grade of Red Sugar Pulverized aud
Granulated. New Mince Meat.
Seeded Raisins, Currants, Citron Get our
prices.
Flour, SIS, 65. 20, p, So and soc sack.
Large Coeoanuts.
Agent for kow- Kure, Stock Goods, Chicken
Powders and Louise Powder.
Full line Of Shorts, Bran, Corn Chop, Oats,
Corn, Wheat. Oyster Shells.
Rock Salt. &c. BaIed Hay and Straw.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-12-31
Baptized in Freezing Vga.ers

HANOVER. Pa i..csSj r. :, .~,u uus
perons bfa,ed lie rs.kiug ~a'ers o. ib~
Beaver trees. usat a. Brr;,n. Aaams oaan-
-. yesterday ait-. v-rg hap-s,d M ihs Ger
man bspu, a't Rr brvil-e Y. inag
ard Rev. ~ Bas = t., ,.i,Iicl Il oas
necessary ty crt through rits inchss rs zee 70
perform the ceremony Sal~h &C. ..in-ssed
by a sympr 'uet,c ,5uFr, -.
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Mob Menaoed Negroes.

~'9IaINFlFID. \ d.. Dee. - The lour pc
gTlrs aho were arrested in Nouh Piainh.iA,
y. j.. SAIarduy after siabbiuE one officer and
i,siutfag Others. were removed 20 the jail here
today They we're marched FROM The police
station to the depot through The streets Col.
luxed by a crowd Of nearly l.0o0, whn meu.
aced the prisoners Police reserves we're called
gu, and the regfoes wcr- safely escorted 20 tie
Ira tn
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Leave Iiilen n p p N Union Il. 80 IA. ave. 1Isl
FuitOu ll;l. Maibrook liS9 Arlington las, MI
HOPE ilan. Howardviie Il.5S. SudbroOk Park i.5S.
flkeSyilic i57 Greenwood HIS. 0wingS Mills
lI26 Fin1sbarg Is CarfolIton i2S7, Westminster
l5.lO, Avondaie 1896. New Windsor LOG, Linwood
III ar. Union Bridge Is Leave Union Bridge
I. Is a. m. linwood i+9, New Windsor 4.a5. Avon
dale Sos. Westminster 51l. Carroiton 5.2s Finks-
burg 5EI. Glen Fails 548, Emory Grove. Glyn-
don so owings Mills 900 Pikesyllle Gle sud
brock Park 49, Howarlyille 615, Nj Hope sls
Arlington - WAibrook 6 3. Fulton G.2s, Pa ave .
GSl, Union 6.Sa, az. Hil'en 60.
Through trains for Hanover aud Gettysburg and
points GA Baltimore aud Harrisburg Division leave
s.25 ?. m Through cars for GetsySBlfg 10 inter-
mediate points leave baltimore also daily, except
sunday, At l0i2 r. N
Frederick Division Pennsylvania r. R. daily ex
cept sunday. Trains for Frederick leave bruce
vile ~ SIS, $50 and 10 40 a and AS and eS3e
p Trains iuT Taneylogn. LiItestuw1 ard
Columbia leave Brucevtlie 9.<7 a. and 3 - p IA.
Trains leave Fredeftck for Baltimore 10 a. m,
so and &-s5 p m Trains leave Hanover for Co
lamba 80. 70 and 10 46 a. and IS and AIS ,.
H. for Littlesiown at S4oa. m. and 3. and so2 p
Connections a, Cherry Run. ". Ya-B & o.
passenger trains leave Cherry Run fos Cumberland
90 Express, daily, at l2.s9 p. m; Piitsburg and
Cleveland Express, daily, at ll.55 p. m.
From Hsgerstown TO Hancock, s.H5 a NJ. - 90 and
$40 ?. ~ Leave Hancock, $40 and $40 a. m.
sunday Trains
On sunday trains viii leave Hinen station al q 20
4. and 80 and Il . p m- Westminster Il. i5s.
IA, y and 1880 midnight. arriving at Union
Bridge at il.41 a. and 445 and lis p. m. Leave
Union bFislge A. 90 aud $50 a. u. and 400 p.
m, Westminster 7.01 and So a $50 and Clio j.
"a arFiyiuP at Hillen Station at SIS ard 10 -
a. and 6.i5 and ~ D. m.
General Passenger Agent.
B. H. GKIswoLD, Gen'L Traffic Manager. decA
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stroyel

The sehoolmaster of certain village
asked his pupils the following question :
Suppose in family there are five child
rem, and the mother has only four potatoes
between them. Now, she wants to give
each child an equal share. What is she
going to do? Silence reigned in the
room. Everybody calculated very hard
till little boy stood up and gave the fol-
lowing unexpected answer ''Mash the
potatoes sir. y
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AGENT FOR MIAMI GAS ENGINES
The Atlantic Machine Works
Westminster, Md ocS
CToCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
- WESTMINSTER WATER CO.
Westminster. Ma. December IA, 1901.

Westminster, MI, December IA, 1904.
Notice is hereby given TO the stockholders
of the Westminster Water Company that the
annual meeting will be held at the office of the
Company, in Westminster, on Tuesday, Jan.
uary 10, 1905, at 10 o. clock, a. m, for the
purpose of Eecling Directors to manage the
affairs of said Company during tie coming
year and TO tranCaet such olner business az
may be presented.
GE0RE W. ALBAUGH,
dec II 3t President.
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NOTICE.

of the Albangh & Babylon Grocery Company
that am election of Five Directors. to manage
the affairs of the company for the ensuing
year. will be held at the Office OF the company
opposite First National Bank of Westminster,
at 90 clock, a. M, Tuesday, January 8. 1905.
GEO. w. ALBAUGH, President.
F. THos BABYLON, Secy and Treas.
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To Remedy Badness.
From n,liimorc evening Herald.

My hair is becoming dry and brittle and
falhag cut very rapidly Please suggest
some remedy. SUFFERER.
Pour three p,nts Of hot water on the
stems and leaves of the garden box.
Boil for fifteen minutes in closed vessel,
then pour it into an earthen jar and let
stand ten hours Strain the liquid and
add three tablespoons of cologue water
Wash the head with it every morning, and
if the root bulbs are not destroyed the hair
will begin to grow with vigor. If this
wash fails after a week perseverance, the
badness may be considered incurable, be
cause the structure of hair growth is de-
stroyed
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Specials for December Selling +!

strong line Of Beaehei land at ands
Mems Woo
edae 75c
and "a ~
Operc cent of GU a e
guaranteed Cord Pants Mems $3.50 Boys
Ball aut GumB onh$ s. 70
A luiofB Bows Isath outs "a
Broken o
SpeciaP Prices on
De- Bne veshin heccd.
Men 25aciS Iackiu
We : ue %5sTA =
Fu G13fsLSl ee~ nu. y54a Srde
oSy.
Lsti$
ana Sh Hats aud cp possible prices for dependable
goods
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MARYLAND RAIL-
w ROAD.
&
cnNNEcrIN1 WITH

= :
p. l. r. r. at Shippensburg and Gettysburg,
Norfolk & Western r. K. at Hagerstown;
B. g. 0. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna. r. 4. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P. W. q B., M c. and B. & 2.
Railroads at Union Station, Baltimore, Md
SeheeluEe IN effect S.aadog, December 10, 1901.
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There IS no ie3'ey psyius avv-i..seal
fsT the tasmr- ban gyso4 trs,' Uuatrf
an. gasi 4 tisr Gutter We have
ia,l received saii Carload al ''>-sra
f6s Geassd S~eep Mill Ihey are
the best oa earia, and si.i save ypu l1t,
ai uouey - , ans oines yoa can 0av
~. have ibe ageury for the Cele-
brGted Tornado Gutter Tary F.-
she fodder n lsf TIE night shape 20 30
yUif s'7ck .as a4-. 81
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9petrp
THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.

Ry GEORGE D. rKNrlcr.
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MACHINE SHOP F.!
TRACTION ENGINE REPAIRS
ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK

We have new shop. good toa|s and uA.
ehiuery, frst-class labor aud are omen iron Z
a. M. u p. hi. every wOf-ing day OF ihe
year.
When you haze job tina requires skill
give us chance
We don'' 1isappaint our customers.
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The Men Will Appreciate.

FUR GLOVES COLLAR Aspendid line low prices
of Working Gloves for
PretyN eckies Susenies and IIandkerchief for gifts
Sweater ITndergeaT and Cardigan Jackets for gifts.
Pants Suits et-must be sOdmeans low prices
iIselng best Cord fo menan decT
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Gonei gone foreverl-Like a rushing wave
Another year has burst upon the shore
ofearthly being-and its last low tones,
Wandering IN broken aed Aen the air
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WESTMINSTER. MD.
Represents the following Companies
Royal Fire Insurance Co. of Liverpool.
Continental Fire Insurance Company OF
New York.
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Of,
England.
Employers Accident Liability assurance
Corporation Limited of London.
No Notes. No Assessments.
jan 27v
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ls,ors only to land passengers from points ives
TTtlKast prf,is-a
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Elegant Suits or 0vercoats....


Lot stylish special prices Our long full back
those swell Mixed Over
left will please the boys
and prices low
ito splendid stylish and Mixed which
present 81 So off the price Don getting
one.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1904-03-04

An enjoyable entertainment was
given by the Walkers Farms school
children at the East Village parson-
age. The occasion was the celebration
of Washington's birthday. The chill
dren were dressed to represent the old
Colonial days. The order Of exercises:
Song, by School, Hymn for Washing
toms birthday; recitation, Washing
ton and his hatchet," by John J. Troy;
recitation, "Washington's KISS" by
Lillian M. Troy; "Boston boys" by
Nellie w. Osborne: 'Why," by Cecilia
M. Troy; song, "a Brave Soldier by
School; tableau, by Lillian and John
Troy as Mr. and Mrs Potts; dialogue,
(Which is greater, Washington or
Lincoln?" by Nellie W. Osborne and
Cecilia M. Troy. After this refresh
ments were served and games played
until past midnight. There were
about SO present, including people
from Newtown, Botsford and East
Village. All started for home amid
the jingling of bells and blowing OF
horns. Andrew Bailey was the jolly
coachman of the Botsford team. All
reported a delightfu]. time, and the
children wish to thank their teacher,
Miss Wunderlich, for taking such ar
interest in them and giving them sucf
a nice time.
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ment.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
MIDDLEBURY.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
Mr. Stevens, who works at the Wal
lace House, was called very suddenly,
last week, to his home in Pennsylvania,
by the serious illness of his mother.
James W. Beers was called to
Pennsylvania by the illness Of his
mother, who is 81 years years old.
Mrs M. v. B. Atwood, who has been
sick for several weeks, is little more
comfortable.
Mrs Marvin Sterry, who has con-
sumption, is failing fasts>
Miss Florence L. Abbott recent y
spent a few days with friends in
Waterbury.
The last quarterly conference Of the
year was held last Saturday afternoon
in the vestry of the Methodist church
A. J. Abbott is still doing jury duty
in New Haven.
Mrs Emma J. Pleasant was married
a few days ago to a Mr. Cheney, and has
moved to Waterbury to live.
Linonine is what you want for thai
cold.
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OXFORD.
ITEMS OF INTEREST

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Walter Williams recently purchased
two fine Jersey COWS of Charles Meyers.
George Edmunds, who has been liv-
ing with William B. Davis for a num-
Der of years, has entered the employ of
Michael Cassidy.
Michael Cassidy is getting out ties
and saving down timber on the Joel
Perry place.
Bennett A. Treat of Rockers Hill
received from Chicago, gasoline
engine to saw wood and do other farm
work.
Miss Fannie Fairchild left for an ex-
tended visit in Jacksonville, Fla, last
week.
Clifford Hawley has a number of
young chickens.
E.J. Alling has recently added to
his flock of poultry some fine spec1-
mems of Buff Wyandottes, purchased
from the extensive poultry yards OF
Clifford Hawley and Fred Williams.
Word was received, last week, of the
death of DIR Samuel L. johnson OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, father Of Mrs Walter
H. Perry, Of this place.
Warren w. Bliss of Monroe was visit
ing at John B. Pope's, last week.
Linonine is what you want for tina
cold
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A WONDERFUL SAVING.

The largest Methodist church in
Georgia, calculated to use ever one
hundred gallons of the usual kind Of
mixed paint:in painting their church.
They used only 30 gallons of the
Longman & Martinez paint mixed with
"a gallons of linseed oil. Actual cost
of paint made was less than $1.2O per
gallon.
Saved over eighty $500 dollars in
paint, and got big donation besides.
EVERY CHURCH will be given a
liberal quantity whenever they paint.
Many houses are we'll painted with
four gallons of L. & M. and three gal
Ions Of linseed oil mixed Herewith.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
Watts:&! Coggswell, Washington Depot
Taylor, Curtis s. Co., Sandy Hook; c.
M. Beach, New Milford: Smith S
Sons, West Cornwall.
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PROPER TREATMENT OF PNEUMO-
MA.

Pneumonia is too dangerous a dis
ease for anyone to attempt to doctor
himself, although he may have the
proper remedies at hand. A physician
should always be called. 1t should be
borne in mind, however, that pneumo-
MIA always results from cold of from
an attack of the grip, and that by Civ
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
threatened attack of pneumonia may
be warded of. This remedy is also
used by physicians in the treatment OF
pneumonia with the best results. DR.
W. J. Smith, of Sanders, Ala, who is
also druggist, says of it: II have been
selling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and prescribing it in my practice for
the past six years. l use it in cases OF
pneumonia and have always gotten
the best results" Sold by r. 81.
Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis
& Co., Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long
Hill; The E. c. Platt Co, Hawleyville,
A. b. Blak eman, BOtSfOrd.