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store, McGaughy Hardware company.

store. McGaughy Hardware company.
 Come and see the great cooking wonder at our store all next week. See advertisement in this paper. NC Gaughy Hardware company.
 You are invited to attend the grand ball to be given by the Ladies Temple society Thursday night, oct. ii at the Main rink Admission $1 per couple, including refreshments.
 For sale, at once, all my house hold furniture; also bicycle. Apply Seventh and Ash streets. Sam K. Pierce.
 You are invited to attend the grand ball to be given by the Ladies Temple society Thursday night Octo- Der II, at the Main rink, admission sl per couple, including refreshments.
 T. A. Drummond for bargains in unredeemed watches, jewelry, trunks bags and suit cases. 221 Main stret
 A great surprise is in store for some of the young people residing Ill the east part of the city. It is report ed that a very popular couple Will be married soon
 Owing to failure of receiving ln- structions from headquarters, the lief ferson Fencbles did not hold their reouiar meeting last evening.
 Rev. w. c. Watson, pastor ot Lakeside Methodist church, is assist ing in d revival at MeGehee.
 Automobile for sale, cheap. At dress "J' care Graphic.
 Wanted Position as DooNkeeper or clerk by young man 24 years osd- Has had experience in both. Address "A" care Graphic.
 =.Nrchitect J Sidney Nillere is pre- paring plans and has contract TOT building a S3,00 residence for N. T. Hamilton of England, Ark.
 The Retail Grocers will hold their regular weekly meeting Thursday night.
 "A new boarding house just opened at 2o2. corner of Fifth and Pine streets. Nice rooms and first class board. Apply to Mrs. NJ. B. Blackley or phone Al, old phone.
 -Experienced salesladies wanted at Honnet and company. Only eHperlene cd help need apply
 -tIelp wanted at Honnet and cem panv's dress making department.
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MIS9CALLIE JONES
 At home after August 31.
E ' . . . C . . . 2 . . . ' . . F LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. Y
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) w. Boyce devotes his ams to rents

Have I J. Malcolm tune your 1iano. Old phone No. CSC.
 -12 show cases for sale at a par gan. Call on Anderson Deacon Drug company.
 pr w. P. Grandy, the dentist lses the new method, soemnoforme, 'or painless extracting, also vitalized air. Office 220 1-2 Main street.
 Why buy cat in a sack-at our exhibit next week We will show you Majestic in actual operation. Me Gaughy Hardware company.
 Wanted, young lady to work in notion stock Experienced one pre- ferred. Apply Pine Bluff Mercantile company.
 For rent, newly papered and fur nished rooms with bath and electric lights, southwest corner West Third avenue and Elm streets.
 Be sure and call at our store one day next week. McGaughy Hardware company.
 -Wanted-Experienc seamstress Apply to Mrs. NJ. NJ. Laine at Crane 1 Leader
 -Biscuits baked right in three min utes every day next week at oul
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OF COTTON LANDS
 IN SOUTH REcOMMENDED

London, Oct. 11.-A voluminous re, port made by the cotton commission sent out by the Lancashire cotton spin ners was made public today. The chief feature of the report is the recommendation to purchase land in the great cotton belt of the southern
 states for the purpose of supplying British needs.
 It declares there is ample land in the southern states 10 produce cotton to supply the world requirements for years to come, and that with scientific cultivation one bale per acre should be obtained while great economics are possible in ginning, baling and trans port. The report goes with great de
 tail into the entire history of Ameri
 can cotton cultivation.
 The promoters Of the comm. .ssion
 are so impressed with the importance
 of the subject that they have decided
 to send to America another commis
 sion vested with fuller powers than
 the first The second commission will
 sail in a few days and will reach the
 cotton belt in time to witness the pick
 ing of the crop.
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MT. D. T. Reynolds of Clarksville

MT. D. T. Reynolds of Clarksville is registered at the Jefferson.
 MT. C. Boardman and wife are reg istered at the Arlington. Mr. Board man is conductor on the Iron Noun tain raiyway running through this place.
 Wm. Kerr and wife of Jonesboro, R E. Johnston and w. B. Sadler of Little Rock, W. R. Hill of Brinkley, c. D. Nichols of Warren, W. l.. Hartsell of Pansy and J. P. Wright of Camden are registered at the Arlington. Mir. Wm. Pendergrass, connected with the Pacific Express company o1 this city, vii return in few day with his wife, and make this place his future home.
 Mir. Ben Noble of the Pacific Expres company Will move to Helena within few days to live. Mir. Noble formerly came from Helena, but has made many friends here, and they regret to see him cave.
 The following were registered at the Antlers Thursday: E. N. West and \. Retan, Little Rock; N. N Gains, Forest City; J. L. Ingram Stuttgart; N Burleigh Dermott, and R. W. McFarlane of Greenwod.
 Mrs. H. A. Mccoy is improving af- ter several days illness.
 s. B. Poison, T. A. Trusty, Edw Stewart and H. G. Wernment of Little Rock are registered at the Jefferson.
 Mrs. Sam Davis of Hot Springs is visiting in the city.
 Mir. Edw. Bonner and wife of Eagle Mills are registered at the Jefferson
 Dr. !. A. Allen and wife left Thurs i day morning on the Valley train for l Warren to attend the meeting of the presbytery. The doctor goes as a del egate.
 Miss Minnie Levy. a beautiful and popular young lady of Texarkana is spending a few days here on a visit to friends. She will go from here to Little Rock before returning home, where she will spend several days vis- l iting friends in that city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Altsehnl. have re turned from a months stay in Detroit Mich
 ] Mir. J. Allen Howell left Tuesday nioht for St Louis.
 Attorney Hunt and others are al Lee Springs on hunting trip.
 Mr. Joe Clement is trying his luck hunting today
 Mr. R. H. Watkins from Roe passed through the city on his way to Texas
 Mrs. s. C. Veil and son, Charles are visiting in Hot Springs
 Mrs. Carrie Hoffman of Little Rocl is in the city visiting Mrs Chas. Veil
 Brooks Chill Tonic destroys the malarial germs that cause chills and fever.
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Must make
 Sewer Connections

Property owners within sewer dis trict No. 3 have been notified by an official order in the Graphic that they must make proper sewer connections before November 15, and failure to do so will subject he property owner to arrest.
 The city sanitarian states that he will enforce the order rigidly.
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Mayor White
 I'm proving in Texas

Mr. Fox has received a letter from Mayor H. King White, who is recuper ating in Waco, Texas, stating that he is rapidly improving and now weighs 1eS pounds, a gain of 23 pounds since leaving Pine Bluff.
 Mayor White is exp cted to return 10 the c.ty shortly.
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Shoe Department

We have made special effort this season on School Shoes and when offer vici kid double soe pat tip shoe in to at $1OO 2 to n $125 and II l72 to 5O we are giving values that have never been heard of at the prices All widths
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Rev. W. C. Watson is expected to return this afternoon from McGehee. where he has been conducting reyi- val.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-11

ANOTHER EXTRA SPECIAL IS A LADIES' BLACK HOSE, SPLIT FOOT, ALL SIZES, REGU LAR 25c; FRIDAY SPECIAL, PAIR ......,.. 19c
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This cold snap has caught most people unI eet, trouble We have accuf71lll ted 8 number O. in seasonabIa merchandise. Tn SC goods ore Friday prices make them most exceptional va tocfs and hope to rave al I4di~s ta1<e adVanfa
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NEW PRESTON.

The shower of last Saturday proved
to be the greatest dOwnpOur Of rain
for an hour that we have had thus far
this season. Some billy highways
were washed clear of dirt leaving the
gravel and coarse stones for horses to
travel oyer.
George Coulter and family of Bridge
port are passing July as guests at the
Wilson hotel.
Mr. Richards of New York City,
whose stay, last season, was among
the longest at the Wilson, is, this
season located at the Hopkins House.
Mrs Mary Carter has again returned
from Terryville and opened her cot
tage here.
Harry White of Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, visited his sister, Mrs Nelson
Morey, last week.
Miss Jennie Averill of Yonkers, N.
Y, is passing short time at Dea D.
Burnham's.
Mrs Sarah Cogswell suffered with an
attack of quinsy. last week.
E. r. Pendleton, M. D. and brother
rode to New York City, last Friday,
in the doctors MAXWELL" The doc
tor returned by rail on Saturday even
ing, but his brother remained with
the auto over Sunday in the city.
The theme OF Rev A, 81. POST ser.
mon, last Sunday morning, was 1.-THE
Certainty of Cod" Among the con-
gregation was noticed Mr. and Mrs H.
s. Mygatt of New Milford, Mr. Per.
kins and N. B. and Augustus Mead
and families Of Greenwich, Mr. An.
thony SchwOerer and family of New
York City and George Coulter and
family of Bridgeport.
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STEPNET.
LOCAL MENTION.

Rev w. A. Beardsley Of New Haven
visited his brother, E. S. Beardsley,
last week.
G. w. Tyrrell, who is spending bis
| vacation with P. r. Bradley of Red
ding, was home for day or two, this
| week.
The many friends of Mrs David
Hubbell, formerly OF this place, will
be glad TO know that she is slowly i'm
proving, after very serious illness.
Miss Vera Hubbell is spending a
few weeks with her grandmother in
New York.
l. J. Wheeler and wife of Hunting
ton visited Mrs E. S. Beardsley, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Hayes spent
Sunday in Nichols, the guest Of their
daughter, Mrs o. B. Plumb.
Mr. and Mrs J. Carlton Joyce spent
Sunday with Mrs Joyce's parents. Mr.
and Mrs James Glover, on White
Hills, Huntington.
If you want a coffee that will please
you for reasonable price, buy our
Blue Ribbon brand Of coffee in one
pound cans. Our japanese and black
teas are very fine goods and they will
give you the best Of satisfaction. Our
sales on these goods are increasing,
which show they please the people.
[Stephen French at the Depot.
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STEVENSON

ITEMS FROM DUB sCRIBE's NOTE BOOK
Mrs Nancy French has been spend
ing few weeks with her sister, Mrs
Charles Botsford, at Walkers Farms
Mr. Mann and family of New Haven
are boarding at +. J. French
Harry Andrews is spending his vaca
ton with bis mother, Mrs G. B.
French -,
Mrs Christine Heber has returned
to Brooklyn, after a months visit
with her cousin, Miss Eliza Stephens.
John Downs is unable to be about
as usual, as he is afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism.
John Treadwell of Tashua visited
his friend, Charles Harang, for a few
days, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank D. Jordan of
Seymour were guests at William Jor-
dams, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bemis have moved
to the old Bemis place, in Half Way
River district, where they will remain
during the summer.
Will Sherman Of New Haven was at
his old home here, last Sunday.
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WASHINGTON
PERSONAL CHAT.

Walter Bronson's house was struck
by lightning during the severe storm
of Saturday last. The house had been
newly repaired and extensive improve
ments put in. The lightning tore off
two roofs, the cOrnices and the plas-
tering and ceilings of two rooms. For
tunately the family, who were in the
house at the time, received no injuries
aside from the shock.
The remains of Hon Walter Logan
were brought here from New York on
Monday for burial. The services in
the cemetery were attended by large
number Of friends and relatives who
mourn his loss.
Mrs John Sheehey, who has been
very i'll with pleurisy, is now imprOv'
Rev and Mrs R. E. Carter and chill
dren have gone to Ocean Grove for a
week.
Miss Clara Randall, with her young
brother, Vincent, returned on Satur-
day from two weeks visit in Bridge
port.
On the afternoon of August 6, re.
cital will be given in the new hall by
Miss Melanie Murdoch. Miss Murdoch
comes highly recommended, being well
known in New York aud Boston social
circles. Admission 35c and SOC. The
recital will consist of vocal music and
readings.
Two plays will be given in the new
ball on the evening Of Friday, July q
Those who attend will Idle laughing
so the posters read. The proceeds will
be given to the library fund.
The road leading from Perry bridge
to the Green has been posted with
notices requesting automobiles not tt
tempt its dangers.
This nubilous rainy weather since
Friday has been set back to haying
besides damaging large quantities o.
hay caught out.
Mrs John Peet is seriously i'll.
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MATINEE EXCURSIONS

Matinee excursions by the Bridge.
port & Port Jefferson Steamboat Co.
on the Steamer Park City to Port JEFF
ferson, N. Y, are proving very popu.
lar. People wishing to take half
days outing enjoy this trip immense
ly. The steamer leaves wharf at the
foot of Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, at
1.3O p. m. The trip across the Sound
takes about one lour and 80 minutes,
thus allowing two hours in the very
The return trip is made at p. m. The
steamer arrives in the Park City at
$50. There is no pleasanter way to
spend an afternoon than by taking ad-
vantage of the matinee excursion.
Fare, round trip, soc; children under
IL years Of age, Csc.
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LONG HILL.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs Eslie Dunning and Mr. Courier
Mrs Granville Dunning.
Miss Lora, daughter Of Mrs James
Freer, has been on the sick list for a
day or two.
Mr. and Mrs Nichols Of Bridgeport
passed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Leo
Gabler.
Tousey's factory closed down, Mon
day, for the summer vacation.
N. J. Hubbard was granted an ex-
tension OF bis vacation, which he is
enjoying with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs Garfield Fathers have
been entertaining Mr. Fathers moth
er.
Miss Edith Jennings is the happy
owner of new bicycle.
Mrs Edward Rawling of Massachu-
Mrs G. G. Downes.
Elijah Middlebrooks is the guest OF
his mother.
Elijah Middlebrooks is painting the
house Of George W. Cole.
Mrs James A. Osborne of Copper
Hill visited friends here, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Walling of Tottenville,
N. Y, are visiting Mrs A. M. Bradley.
Will receive in few days a car of
mixed feed, corn, cracked corn, and
other feeds. Buy your grain at John
S. Hurd's If you want reasonable
prices and full measure.
Mrs J.. NJ. Haugh and daughters,
Irene and Sadie, also Miss Harmon Of
New Brighton, N. Y, have been
guests of Mrs James Freer.
William Mason of Bridgeport is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs G. G. Downes.
Mr. Huber is camping with his sor
and his sons family at Mr. Huber's
place near the Easton reservoir for q
stay of few weeks.
Misses Marjorie Hall and Clara
Downs are enjoying weeks camping
near the EaStOn reservoir.
Do not forget we are headquarters
for scythes, snaths, rakes, hay forks
best rifles, SC each; scythe stones, 1Ot
each. Best brand flour, Toe and 75t
per bag. New lot Of serviceable over
alls and jumpers just arrived W
N. Hurd, the Grocer.
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Silk Dept.

Clearing sale of Printed India and Fouard Silks Half
Price These include number of Cheney Bros quality good
color effects and neat designs Actual value Soc Sale price
25c yard.
Fancy Tatfeta and Lousene Silks designs and color
including Black and White checks and good value
at 75c. Sale prices 49c yard
SO inch White Habutai Silk, the ideal fabric
Waists 100 quality Sale price 69c yard.
Black Oriental waterproof and perspraton proof Silks
adapted for weather wear 81 to q inches wde39c
to 100 yard.
Left Aisle, Rear.
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forced in this town. Too many are at
large, when there should be none.
HUNTINGDON
THE sM1TH-ETZEL WEDDING.


There was pretty home wedding
home OF the bride, Mrs Lizzie Smith,
when Mrs Smith and Charles Etzel
we're united in marriage. Rev Fl. L.
Everest performed the ceremony, US
ing the double ring service. The
bride wore pretty dress Of gray and
the house was prettily trimmed with
roses and daisies for the occasion. A
reception Immediately followed the
ceremony, at which refreshments were
served. Mr. and Mrs Ethel received a
number Of useful and pretty presents.
There we're about 20 friends present
to witness the ceremony.
Mrs Henry French of Ansonia is
spending q few weeks here, the guest
OF Mrs David L. Laborie.
Mr. and Mrs D. Il. Chatfeld OF
Bridgeport are at Bonnibrook for the
summer. Miss Strong of Bridgeport
| and Mrs Hooper of New Haven are
their guests, this week.
Mr. and Mrs Claude M. Beeman of
| New Preston welcomed a daughter at
their home, last Wednesday morning,
July rs. Mr. and Mrs F. N. Potter OF
this place are the happy grandparents.
Mrs Potter is spending few weeks
| du NEW ETcStOu WILL AOl u0OSAOOl.
Mrs Meth Williams Of Ansonia is
the guest, this week, of her mother,
Mrs A. S. Smith.
| The committee of the Old Home
Association held a meeting this even
ing, friday, July q, at Buckingham
hall, to make plans for the celebra-
tiOn, this fall.
Last Saturday afternoon, lightning
struck the schoolhouse dt the Center,
splitting the casing to one of the
windows, going inside tore off a few
boards, moving the large stove about
six inches and burning out the bot:
tom of a waste basket which belonged
to the teacher Fortunately no other
damage was done. 1t was not known
until Monday that the school building
had been struck.
Lightning struck the horse barn OF
Daniel A. Nichols on White Hills
last Saturday afternoon, but fortu'
nately did little damage, not injurine
his horse or setting fire to the build
ing.
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their vacation in New Y orkCity, Coney
Island and other places of interest. 8
II. r. Robertson is spending the
week in Pittsfield and Stockbridge,
Mass.
Miss Emma Blackman is visiting
Mrs George Noble in Easthampton.
Special sale of mems tan oxtordS at
reduced prices at Robertson's Shoe
store.
Harry Wells of Chicago is in town
for short stay.
Statesmen for the Bridgeport Wood
Finishing Co. paints and filler from
home and abroad are in session here.
Early Wednesday morning some per-
son maliciousIy broke one Ut the front
windows at the Lincoln house. At
this writing it has not been found out
who the guilty party was.
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Nervous Wreck.
MRS GREEN WAS SLOWLY
WASTING AWAY.
DR. Williams Pink Pills Saved
Her Life.
SHE GAINED Is POUNDS IN
WEIGHT, CAN WALK AND
WORK, AND PRAISES THE

SD Il gain ED 70 POU NDS In
WEIGHT, CAN WALK AND
WORK, AND PRAISES THE
PILLS TO OTHERS.
General debility is term that covers
multitude of cases where there is no
ues to lose strength and the doctors
medicines have no apparent effect.
This is the decline that leads to death
if means are not found to check it. In
a great ma jority of the cases DR. Will
liams' Pink Pills will check it and re-
store health and strength because they
actually make new blood and so send
renewed vitality to every organ and
tissue of the body.
Mrs S. A. Green, whose address Is
Box 20, R. F. u. No. 4, Franklin. Ga,
says: "For three and a half years l suf-
Cfered with weakness and nervousness,
complicated with stomach trouble. At
times 1 was confined to my bed for
periods ranging from three weeks to
two months and was under the phySi-
clans care most of the time for three
years. I do not know the cause Of my
trouble but I was Frustrated with
weakness and, although took a great
deal of medicine nothing seemed to
give me strength. At times my stOm-
ach hurt me something fearful and my
head often troubled me. was sleep
less and what sleep did get did not
refresh me.
"When 1 began taking DR. Williams
Pink Pills, which I did because a
friend insisted on it, weighed but 104
pounds. knew I was so bad that a
| few doses would not cure me and had
patience. Soon the pills began to give
me strength, my blood got in better
condition, could sleep we'll at night
and help some with the Homework
Now 1 weigh $50 pounds and think
nothing of walking half q mile. DI
Williams Pink Pills have done won
ders for me and the neighbors all know
this statement is true"
DR. Williams Pink Pills actually
make new blood. That is all they do
but they do it we'll. They don't ACT
on the bowels. They won't cure any
disease that is not caused by bad blood
They cure an8mia, rheumatism, head
aches and many forms of weakness ir
the most direct manner and, as the
nerves depend upon the blood fol
nouriShment they strike at the root O.
such diseases as neuralgia, Sciatica
partial paralysis and have been uset
with the greatest benefit, even II
cases of lOcOmOtOr ataxia.
. DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold b,
all druggists, or will be sent by mail
postpaid, on receipt of price, SOC pc
box, six boxes 81 so, by the DR. VIII
liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, NY
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LYONS PLAINS.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

Mrs L. R. Hoyt has returned home,
after spending several weeks in Bridge
port. Miss Clara Banks is staying with
her.
Mike, a laborer employed several
years by James Smith, died suddenly
last week. His funeral was attended
at the home of Mr. Smith. The burial
was at the Lyons Plain cemetery,
Rev w. Jepson officiating.
Mrs I. M. Thorp has returned home,
after spending several weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Elmer
TreadWell, in Bethel.
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BRANCHVILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Mrs A. J. Partridge was entertained
very nicely, this week, by Mrs Conrad
Rockem.
Ralph Davis, little son of Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Davis, has been sick but is
much better at this writing.
Mrs M. B. Whitlock is improving
nicely. She is kindly remembered by
her many friends in Ridgefeld.
Mrs A. j. Partridge is expecting to
visit her niece. Mrs G. II. Morris, in
Bridgeport. Mrs George Weed of
Stamford is another niece whom she
will visit. They always make every
thing nice and it is very pleasing for
her to have invitations out.
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NICHOLS.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Doubs Of Norwalk visited at H.
p: Plumb's, last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Julia Plumb is in Orange with
her cousins Mr. and Mrs Hine.
Mrs Williams of the Plumb farm
lost valuable COW. 1t was paralvzed
by a stroke of lightning and the other
COWS attacked and killed it.
G. J. Thorpe attended the funeral of
friend in Bridgeport, Tuesday.
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spent day recently at Maple Shade

Mrs Sarah Noe has returned to her
home from visit with relatives in
Shelton, Huntington and Seymour.
Henry Davis is working In Seymour.
Mrs Laura E. Smith of New Milford
is visiting her sister, Mrs @. N. Curtis
Miss Mary Kemp of Shelton spent
Sunday with her brother.
Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Davis, came very near meeting a seri-
Gus ii not fatal accident a few days
since when he received kick from a
horse on his mouth. Had he been
standing foot nearer the animal the
result no doubt would have been seri-
GUS. AS it is he is only nursing badly
swollen and cut lip.
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PURE BLOOD is A DEFENSE,

it means safety. A person whose
blood is in an impure and impover-
ished condition is in the greatest dan
ger OF catching any infectious or cpl
demic disease. DR. Kennedy's Favor
lite Remedy is the mildest, safest and
surest purifier of the blood, thus strik-
ing at the root of Kidney, Liver and
Bladder diseases. $lOO at all drug
gists.
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Sow B0WELS s'-

in tOrrid weather-keep them regular
by taking DR. Ames' Pleasant Specific,
the pellet that never fails to bring re-
lief to the dyspeptic and cOnstipated.
Money back in all instances where it
fails to cure: no matter how chronic
the case, nor how many other remedies
have failed. A full-siZed SOC package
for 25c, Belts s. Belts, Druggists,
Sandy Hook, Conn.