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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

vsHE bitter trial in woman's life to be chdless
Who can tell how hard the struggle may have been
she learnt to resign herself to her lonely lot!
The absence of this link to bind marital life together the
absence of this pledge mutual affection is
estranged thereby Even if they do not drift apart
may read the whole of their disappointment in the
eyes of such chdles couple when they rest on the chill
dren of Others To them the largest family does
too 1t will rather appear them that those
whom this blessing has been most richly bestowed hardly
value it sufficiently.
In many of barrenness childessness the OBJ
sace to childbearing easily removed by the cure OF
weakness the part of the Dr. Pierces Favorite
Prescription has been the of restoring health and
fruitfuness to many barren to the great OF
the household In other but the obstruction
the bearing of children has been found to be of surg
cal character but easily removable by painless operative
the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. " which DR.. Pierce of the Favorite
Prescription" fame presdes In all where children
desired and absent, effort should be made to
find the real cause generally easily
moved by proper treatment.
In all the various weaknesses, dsplacements, prolap
anteversion, retroversion inflammation OF ovaries
leucorrhoea giving rise to dsagreeable and weakening
drans and in all of nervous prosra-
ton debility Dr. Pierces Favorte Prescription the
most efficient remedy that possibly be used 1t has to
its credit hundreds of thousands of in fact
than any other remedy put for sale through druggists
especially for woman's You do not have to take Dr.
Pieces word alone for this, because the ingredients OF
which the Favorte Prescription composed have
ceived the positive endorsement from the leading
medical writers Maeria Medica of all the several
plain English wrapper enclosing the bottle that
if you invalid and make of this famous
medicine you know exactly what you are taking. Dr.
Pierce takes his patients into his full confidence which he
can afford do the formula after which the Favorte
Prescription made will bear the most careful exam
nation
You do not have to experiment when taking Dr.
Pierces Favorite Prescription with the many fake
Cheap John Medicines that sent out trial. composed
of cheap and often harmful ingredients DR.. Pierce
sorted Natures Laboratory to get the ingredients for
his "Favorite Prescription believing that the Indigenous
native medicinal roots of country endowed by
Providence with the most marvellous curative powers
The only rational way to attempt to disease by
assisting the functions of the body and to do that
there nothing ike Natures remedies, which act in Ma
lures way, toning-and nvgorang the digestive organs
the liver the stomach and bowels and the system
which always suffers to great extent in all the various
arrangements of the organs distinctly feminine.
The medicine of known composition Is one to rely
upon-the that has record of nearly forty OF
cures-he one devised and manufactured by regularly
graduated and experienced practitioner of medicine By
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

of her hair. The Greek women used to sit
upon their roofs wearing q large shaped
hat without g. crown. The crown was cut
away, and through It the hair was drawn
up. In this way the sun could strike the
hair, but not the face; and our Eeashore
maiden will save herself many sunburnt
nose il she will do the same. The hair Is
very liable to rot at the roots or to become
sosgy and even to have slight odor. IL
the subject perspires profuEely, or IL she
wears padding, rats or false hair, nothing
is so Objectionable or 30 harmful to the
hair. When any one has . tendecy to ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

dry out at ALL The swimmer. who dives
and permits the salt water to penetrate I'M
der her cap must pay the penalty and care
fully wash out the hair, after the bath, with
warm. fresh water.
The daily wetting in this way is not good
for the hair; the natural oils are washed
away: the nutriment of the hair gone. The
oils often lost in this way should be re-
placed and the scalp rubbed gently with
good pomatun of sweet OIL vaseine and
the other coal-oil preparations are to be
avoided. When the oil has been thorough
ly pressed into the scalp, the hair should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

cessive perspiration, and does not wish
to use the above shampoo. the hair should
be washed once a week with a plain soap
CASTLE and a little bit of borax Is good-a
very little borax, the size of a filbert In the
first water only. The woman who has trou-
BILE with straight locks in the summer time
and wishes to give them that graceful curl
SO essential to her appearance may find
this curling fluid helpful; II used for very
great length OF time it is likely to give g.
reddish tinge.
Dry salts of tartar carbonate of potash,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

top of her head. and then adorns 1t with
a bow of ribbon or of rose which will catch
the eve and will add to her height. The
high coiffures are for the girl with the wide
cheekbones or with small face and saucy
piquant features. Mrs Lily Langtry has
started a new fad in floral hair garntures
It will be remembered that the beautiful
Lily has an oval face, somewhat long in
contour: that she wears her hair parted in
the middle f1uffed out on either side and
knotted in the nape Of the neck. At a re-
cent ball she appeared with two small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

difficulty about remembering to Keep the
urhandy things on was always present.
IL recently saw 1t stated in a French med
ical journal Of the greatest reliability that
fully two-thirds of all of the school children
of France are addicted to the practice OF
biting their finger nails. and the article ex-
pressed the writer's alarm over this fact,
as showing that nervous diseases must be
undermining the French race. While
don't agree with the nervous-disease part
of this the showing is certainly a curious
one very small proportion of the school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

children of this country so far as my OBJ
servation goes. bite their nails. do not be.
lieve that nervousness has anything to do
with the nail-btinR habit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
She Doesn't See Things.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Finnegan-"Oi can niver git my wife to
see things as OF see thin"
Flanagan-"Thrue for We! Owe heard
she's niver touched a drop in her loife."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
He Hadn't Noticed Tho Colonel .
Silence.

Some Years ago in Alabims op- n ~.
most tslented lawyers prscticiDg 10 n,
south was The late Colobsl Bragg, but b,
had apeppery temper.
Not orlS did Colorel Brags's dispositiot
Involve him from time 10 time 10 ssriou.
fif rerc with bis colleagues, but # slsf
b d him 10 break on smicsbie reistious ~itf
a Ju igt Robinson, most estlmable Iurist
sho, sbiIe presiding over suit in which
Bragg sAs interested, had By bis deci, OF
eorred Tie resentment of ibe advocate
5 fJi long time the colonel declined even
O l-pesk to the ludgr, save vhen II wal
absolutely necessary Ia the course Of bu,i.
ress
Finslly, bosever, bis better pa,ure get.
'ifg the upper tsnc, Colonel Brsxg deter.
min TO spologzs 20 judge Robinson ard
ebdtsar TO eject fene~al Of their for.
mer comparatively pleasant relations.
Meeting tie Judge obe afternoon ou tic
steps Of the sta'ehouse, be impulsiyely
thrust opt bis bAbc and fsid
See bere, Judge; let's be friends sgsin.
This thing has gone On Iosg enough.
why-a-Braxx, aaked The Judge 10 The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
Automatic Banks.

Every post-ofilce 10 Italy 10 . savings-
bank, but not every laborsr In Italy car
get chance to 70 to the post-offics during
business hours. Therefore, says Pearson''
Weekly OF London, the Italian government
Is encouraging thrift by setting up automa'
10 banks oil over the kingdom.
They are simply hollow, cast-iron pill
ars, with three Sits opening into them
10 the top one man who begins saving
money inserts a ten-centime piece, which
Is equivalent to about two cents. II tht
,oin is counterfeit It Is promptly rejected
tod falls out Of lower slit. II good, 4 re-
ceipt drops from the third opening, 1t thu
bottom Of the pillar.
As soon a. ore has collected i've or more
receipts he can exchange them for pass.
book at irregular ssvings-bank, and The
government begins to pay him interest on
nis savings ct the rate Of four per cent.
The device Is new thing, but already
many laborer turns TO the automatic banh
shen he gets his days wages, pleated with
he thought that when be has saved ten
cents be will have bis handbook, like any
capitalist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

At the closing services Of = religious or
ganiEation held 10 Philadslphis an sttsmps
VAS made 10 raise certain sum Of money
for some good work.
will start the good work with Gas |,
cried man who WAS = stranger to the
preacher.
Thanks, brother thsuksl exclaimed the
minister presiding, shusivsiy. ! don't
know your name, but may heaven bless
your kind hoart, and may your business
during the coming year bs dsublsdi
Instantly there WAS . laugh that was
both long and loud, and the psrpisxed
preacher gszsd st the delegates 10 aston
ishment.
What have done 7 said no. What
Nothing, replied fellow preach or, only
the man who donated that twenty-five 10
an undertaken,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
a Trick OF tho Trade.

Colonel Grimshaw, one Of whose daugh'
tert was about to be married, decided that
among other presents he would give her q
sew sewlng-mschine. With this purpose
IN mind he stopped at sslesroom while on
bis way homl one afternoon and inspected
the latest and best styles Of machines, but
thought 1t best not toi be In q hurry, and
vent away without having made . pur-
chase.
A day or two later his daughter surpris.
ed him by telling him that man had cali
ed at the houie and left = sewing machine
as sample, promising to call and take II
away again II the lady Of the house did not
wish to buy 1t.
But it's Just exactly the kind ] want,
papa, she said, II you are going to give
me = sewing. machine would rather have
chat one than any other.
Well, child, he responded, then we'll let
1t stay.
The next morning he called at the ad-
dress given by the man who had left the
machine. 1t was the salesroom he had Wis
ed 9 few days before.
It's all right, he said, and I'll take; the
sewing machine, but would you mind tell
ing me how you managed III live dozen
miles from here, and you had no possible
means Of knowing who was,
haven't the slightest objection to tell
ng you, replied the proprietor, inasmuch
ss there's nothing to be ashamed Of. When
you left here the other day sent my boy
,fter you. He saw you enter your home,
made few judicious iuq uiries In the neigh
oorho0d, and found that there was going
% be wedding 10 your family before long.
The rest WAS easy,
The colonel paid for the machine and
took bis departure, more firmly convinced
han ever before that the man who succeeds
in business 10 the man who knows how to-
"hustle."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
Hale wanted Another Helping.

Ed estd Everett Hale was . guss at =
Hner givsu bys miillonslfe The hos
eas h lavish entertsiner but was si~sys
careful u measure bis tboughlfulness IN
iollars .bd cents. "fn,s terrspin, this mil
ilnsire IL reported ~ saying, "~as ship
psd direct from Baltimore. A Baltimore
ok came o prepare Il and the disb sclusi-
IL cost one dollar = spoonful DO on
trough the list until the grapes we're
cached, Each grape Il was figured COS,
80 much splsce, and the guests looked Al.
,,yed soa ate spsfiari,. Finally DR.. Hale
ended bis plate, sayiug: "would you
mind cut,ibg ms on about sl.s7 worth
more, please"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
on . cssh sasis

An smlnest physislAn had cured n.tIs
child Of dangerous illnsss. Ths grstsssl
mother turned her stsps 10 vArds tAs Aosss
q her sons savior,
Doctor, she ssh, thsr . Are ssns tAlnss
which cassot BE- repaid. | really dosr
Know how to sSprsss my xraiituds. 1
thought you wcult, perhaps, bs 20 hind -
TO accept this purse, snhrc,dercd By nv
own hand.
Madam, replied the doctor, coldiy, nsdi.
cias 10 no trivial affair ,apd our visits ere 70
be rewarded only Ia money. Small pre-
sents ssrvs 10 sustain friendships, bst shsy
do not sustain our families.
Bat, doctor, said the lady. alarmed asl
wounded, sp<ak--teli me the Re-.
Two hundred dollars, madam.
The lady opened the emb rcidsrsd psrss,
took out i've bank notes OF ol0o saoh, gave
Two to the doctor, put the rsmsinI NJ three
back In the purse, bowed ooidly, and TOOK
her departure,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
wooDyoRD.

They are not called Jasusry thaws
q v, bot rain. when. you please.
--Lumberuss are discouraged. Winter
III gone and not man, loss in yet.
After lingering Illness with cancer
n he FACE, Dsuisl Gleason died last Bstsr-
~ at he hons OF his brother Ffascis Of
set Cbssbifs, Cobn,, at the sss Of 70
sn. Mr. Gleason lived In wocdfosl
nearly oil ba life and bad reprsssntsd The
apwn 10 he sAts legislature, had b.sn COS
stable ard collector, and posimsstsr several
ssan. He leaves -four brothers, Elser Of
bis town, Stephen Of the Soldiers Home,
Francis ~ Cheshire, Coma, and Eugene
.bo 10 In the West. Uncle Dsnisl was Z
kind apd good man and bis word Vas q
good ~ . bond. HE body was brought
from wss, Cbsshirs, Conn, Monday, and
The fanersi was held u woodfofd CITY on
rue.dsy. In'erment was 10 the csnstsry
here. A good man has gone 10 his long
rest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25


We car s,sriiifs his bottles, ws can boil hn
little mug
We car bake bis nsansl bspdAsc and do
infeei the rug
That envelopes him vhsn be psftakss Of
medosied air.
Bu, there's oue lmpoaibillty that leaves
ni 10 dtspaIr-
ADd . Dot urlustihsble alarm, you VII
allow
To Wit. we fear twc~ld never do to s,erl'
Ire the COW
We are careful OF his hours, ,~e are thought
fol Of bls tsys;
We are mindful OF hls sorrows, and Indi.
eious o. his loys;
We are pr. r.yrrfulIy copsde-sss Of needful
discipline,
OF cur little Mothers Handbook and the
prtcepts writ therein,
And we strive TO render sterile oil designed
for moulh or ium,
Bot one frish,ful danger meDscet-we can
not boil bis thumb.
-Hd,peTs hagasfae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

Indigestion is easily overcome bv the USE
# Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, because this
remedy digests what you eat and gives the
stomach . rest-allows It to recupsrste and
grow strong again. Kodol relieves indi-
xestion, Belching Of Gas, Sour Stomach,
aeart. Burn. etc.. and enables the digestive
organs to transform oil foods into the kind
Of rich red blooh that makes health and
strength. Sold BY A. II. Psttib0ne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
nALr rnn WORLD woxprsa

how the other half lives. Those who sss
Buckleni Arnica Salve never wonder u Il
Will cure Cuts, wousds, Burns, Sorss and
oil Skin eruptious; they know Il will. Mrs..
Grant Shy, 1880 r. Reynolds st., sprins-
neld. ILL.,, says; ~ regard II one Of the
absolute necessities Of houssk ssping."
Guaranteed .: Hards and whippls's drss
storeA 25c,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
MIghtvLsgs.

A late chief staif officer Of the Tibet Mis-
sion Force, relating some Of the sxpsrien-
ces Of tho expedition before the Royal
United Service Institution, said that one
day, after hours Of laborious climbing up .
steep and nevsr-sndlng path, be heard .
groan Of despair from private soldier.
Looh ere, Bill, ! ave I'D enough Of this,
the soldier said to his comrade. WAS told
as 'ow II WAS bloomin' tAble-laad.
30 1t 10. Can't ye sss ye're clim bin up
one Of the legs Of its returned lBlll, with
ncular superiority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
A MODERN MInAoLE.

Truly miraculous seemed the recovery
Of Mrs. Mollis Holt Of this place." writes
J. U. X. Hooper, woodford, Tenn, "she
wAs so wasted by coughing ny pus from
her lungs. Doctors declared her end 90
near that her family had watched By hsr
bed.sid forty-eight hours; when, At my
urgent request.Dr. Kings New Discovery
Was given her, with the astonishing result
that improvement began, and continued
until shs a iAlly completely recovered, and
10 a healthy woman to-day" Guaranteed
cure for coughs and colds. 800 and el.oo
at HArd's and whippls's drug stores. Trial
bottle free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

uressst and mildest way imaginable, wha,
Ia ths mattert
Simply this, Jsdgs, continued Tho nsrv
Bragg ! admire yoe 20 Immensely thai
csnsot for my life be content to remain
on bad terms any longer. fol, the, !
must speak to you.
why-~-Brass, pipcd the jacxs In the
,hinncst Of voices, . we'll fcigusd look of
astonishmsat on his face, why---sr--BrasG,
hsven'l you been speaking 10 msi
Al this the lawyer wiltsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

A reasonable amount Of food thoroughly
ilgested and properly assimilsted will al
ways increase the strength. II your stom
ich is a "little of" X dol Dyspepsia Cur.
will digest what you eat and enable the d.
gestive organs to assimilate and trsnsforn
.Il foods Iato tissue bulldog blood. Kodo
relieves Sour Stomach, Belching, Heart
Burn and sl forms Of Indigestion. PaIats
bic and strengthening. Sold by A. q. Pet
hbone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

Do the right thing II you havs Nasal
Catarrh. Get Eyss Cream Balm st onos.
Don't touch the catarrh powders and
snuffs, for they contain oocsiss. Elys
Cream Balm rs)sAses the secrstions that In.
fame the nasal passages asd the throat,
whereas common "rsmsdies" msds With
murcury merely::drive them out and leave
you no better than you were. 10 . word,
E'yi Cream Balm 10 : real cure, not . d.
lusion. All druggists, &c.,, or mailed BY
Ely Bros, 10 warren Street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
MAY LIVE 100 YEARS,

The chances for living . full century are
excellent 10 the case Of Nrs. Jennie Dan.
can, Of Haynesville, No, now 70 ysars old.
She writss; "Electric Bittsrs cured NJ Of
Chronic Dyspsp,ia Of 10 ysss stsndiss.
and made me fesl - we'll and strong -
young girl" Electric Bltters care Btom-
ach and Liver disease, Blood disorders,
General Debility and bodily weakssss. Bold
on guarantees at Hard's and whippls's
drug stores. Price only SOC.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

The soothing and comforting effects Of
Oswitta Witch Hszsl Salve, when, applied
20 Piles, sores, cuts, boils, etc, subdue'
palm almost instantly. This Sslve draws
,ut the irnemation, reduces swelling and
cts As = rubefacient, thus circulating tb'
,l,od through the diseased parts, permit
ting or aiding Nature to permanently re-
move the trouble entirely. Sold BY A. b.
Petiibone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
EAST ARLINGTON.
Teresa Mann has scarlet fever.

Teresa Mann has scarlet fever.
Mrs. Lizzie Campbsll and Mrs. G. A.
Eddy went TO Hoosick Falls, hondsy.
DR. Dalrympls Of Rutland 10 Ia town
today, doing dentistry work.
Miss McClary gave = lscturs Monday
evening On her travels ~ Missionary II
Africa. Tho lecture Was given Ia the Con-
xregational church. There WAS Qaits .
good audience.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
TIMELY AsD VALUABLE suGoEsrIoss

TIMELY AsD VALUABLE Su9aEsTIoss.
Many people, especially woman who Lead
closely ccbdaed domestic lives, suffer from
what 10 general terms Is called nervous
osss." Among al forms OF treatment none
has ever approached 10 success the inteliI.
gen, Use 0 Dr. David Rebnedys Ysyorits
Remedy, Of Robdout, N. r., which pro-
noses 40 easy Ard natural action Of the d.
gestivs organs and impsrta tone 70 ths nsr-
voas system.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
BEATS THE MUSIC cURk.

ITO keep the body in tuue,' writes Mrs.
Mary Browu, 10 Lsfavstte Place, Pough-
keepsis, N. r., ~ take DR., Kings New
Life Pills. They are the most reliable and
pleasant laxative l have found" Best for
the stomach, Liver and Bowels. Ouaran-
sed 81 Hard's and whipplss drug stores.
15c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

For Fancy Ra.a Closets Bullets Wdobes Ch
fon,ers Ub Dining Room Chamber Salts Also Ne.
Sleigh
aes Roesng Horses Gaopng Horses Shoe Flies ehds
Stands,
od Book anything desire useful
will YOU Fmd Oil Paintags Psste Ehngs
Aso Fruit apiosie and
Come will bold them fof hrinas delivery requested
rensed aud upholstered Pictures framed
viii pay Railroad Of town purchasers
coming X, Railroad Mlburn Farm and Lumber Wagons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

The secret Of SUCCESSFULLY Riding ths
system Of cold 10 thorough evseast,ea
Of the bowels. Ksnnsdy's LAXATIVE Honey
and Tar does this-Liead Cold Care, drives
all cold oct Of the system. Best for Csosp,
Coughs, sts. Bold BY A. n. PsttihesA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
SELF RESPECT or JOURNALISM

Sc nd only 10 character in effs ctive
] Juruslis 10 self-respect, The tbeerins
.ii'y, and insxcussbl, remark, ssvofiug u
he ,ugatity of the CO eDtailously "self.
nsde" msu, that "Ism tot urnaIisf; 1
.m Lswspsper msn," has done more "a
etstk b. growth o Ideals 10 the Gag,
N Dda cf thousand Of oung men ihsu afy
NE ettsrsnce ever ms e BY one wiling u
burn tru upon the al'sr Of eyisrsn. OF
al q us Ia this room Who have giy miud,
htsrf. ard CONSIDERATIONS eHossyor tJ public
ssryic there IL probably not one ~boss
perspective at some psi 10 his career has
bot bsen blurred by tti. stupid d,ffrrenti,.
ton. The contrast u urms 10, Of course,
OILY phrssing AID ilconssqce .tiaL. Bu,
lbe idea conveyed, the deliberate iniistenc.
upon being regarded not merely a. cynic.
ists. bot as mechanics, II not Indeed ~ d.y
laboiers, has beeG fruitful Of iadnite harm
10th within and ~ilhcet profession re.
curing ths greatest skill Of intellect, the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

amour, Of dradsery ,ls striving TOR suitable
and effective eIpresslos. Bot that 10 What
the editor 10 for. man who 10 not VIII
Ina 10 Subordinate bis personal pleasure 10
hi. prefsssion. especially when bic calling
10 lha, Of teacher such ~ an editor nece''
sArily 10 In the brosdsst ssnse.is no morsl
right TO hold position which has b'ooms
false. He should 20 out and hoe potatoes,
and give his pen TO smother willing to 81 I
up nights pushing II.