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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25

jolt thaea make me sleep for four day:
for the love of Cod
Mccarthy received a shot in due
course and for while lay quiet
Hello. Manson" he called out after
a time to a ward-mate. are you
asleep"
The young man addressed sleepily re-
piled in the negative
You're a lucky divil," went on Nc
Carthy, helping the nurse do back
rubbing chores, every night. Wished
I was you"
Don't follow you, Mac" exclaimed
Manson.
Amt a teetotaler, are yer?" en-
quired the pump expert.
Not SO as you could notice it, re-
piled the amateur masseur.
Then what d. We do with all that
good alcohol?'' demanded the wonder
ing and envious Mccarthy.
Rub backs with it, of course an
swered the unsophisticated Manson
You're a bigger fool than 1 took
yer for" remarked Mccarthy disgust
eddy; good night to ye."
That night Mccarthy, in a trance
visited the neighboring wards and
created no small stir among the awak-
ened patients by enquiring if they
wanted their backs rubbed and. Incl
dentally, where the alcohol bottle was
kept.
The next morning he remembered
nothing of the occurrence when it was
related to him.
How could 1 have been walking in
me sleep and me wild me bad feet?"
queried he.
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- - - 8:
GO oD DO CD 5
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.

This is Ia condition Tor diseese) to which doc
tors give many names, but which few of them
really understand. 1t is simply Weakness
breakdown. as 1t were, of the vital forces that
sustain the 81 stem. No matter what may be
Its causes (for they are almost numberlessl,
Its symptoms much the same; the more
prominent being sleeplessness. sense of pros
tration or WEAKNESS, depression of spirits and
want of Energy for all the ordinary affairs of
life. Now. what alone is absolutely essential
In all such cases is INCREASED VITALITY
Vigour-VITAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY to
proves that as night succeeds the day this may
throw OF these morbid feelings, and experience
be more certainly secured by q course of the
celebrated nfe-reyiving tonic
THERAPIoN NO.
than by ally other known coordination. so
surely as IL is taken In accordance with the
printed directions accom- panyiLg it, will the
shattered health be restored. the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AERESH, and
Z new existence impaired in place of what
had so lately seemed WORKOUT, used up and
valdeless. This wonderful medicamert is pure
~ vegetable and innocuous, Is sgreeahle to the
taste-suftable for ag constitutions ard condi
tions in either SEX and IT Is difficult to In
agfne n case of disease arrangement whose
main features are those of debility, that viii
not be speedily and permanently benefited By
this neyer-failing recuperative essence, which liz
destined to cast into oblivion everything thai
mad preceded 1t for this widespread and pumer.
ops class Of human ailments
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25

possible TO charter steamer for the
trip. There We're other things to ses
besides the crater such as the Roa for
/ ests, The tree moulds, etc, and mors
time would be needed than could be
got out OF a kinau rush-trip
F. c. Smith said the sugar season
would be about over in the fan and
they might charter the CIaudine. Mr.
Waldron thought the idea good. Ii
would permit visit ia Cooks monu-
p1ent. F. c. Smith said it would be
hard to make any overland trip with
a crowd.
Mr.. Harrington thoughtsthe first thing
TO see about was what everything was
going to cost. Then maze up the pro-
gram.
F, c. Smith here assured the meet
ing of free special train for the par
! ty for whole day to visit points
along the line of the O. r. & l.. Co.
Mr.. Harrington remarked that. then.
they should get something better than
half fare from the steamers. Mr. Cart
ley remarked on the great advantage
CT all concerned in according privileges
to men of public influence Part of
W. o. Smiths influence at Washington
was due TO his having accompanied
many public men in sightseeing in the
islands
ReVerting to the round voyage aues-
ton. F. c. Smith said an ideal ar
rangement would be for the visitors
to come in the Alameda and return
in the same steamer three weeks later
which could be done if they were able
to be away from home for five weeks.
This suggestion viii be transmitted.
Another suggestion was that by all
means the visitors should be shown
sugar plantation and mill, together
with anything else to acquaint them
with Hawaifs agricultural develop
ment. 1t was suggested that rates of
first-class boarding houses should be
sent forward, for the benefit of any !,
who might balk at even reduced hotel
rates.
In discussing the tuau finally. Mr. /!
Harrington suggested that as the best
occasion for speech-making.
On motion of Mr.. Spalding, seconded /
by f. c. Smith, John A. McCandiess
was appointed a committee of one to |
interview President j. A. Kennedy of |
the L. l. 5. n. Co. about steamer fares !
to the volcano, including the cost OF |
a special steamer alternative
Side trips around Honolulu were fully |
discussed and. even at schedule car |
rage rates, it was demonstrated that |
The cost of these trips would be mere |
" nominal.
Secretary Wood engaged to send |
copies of today's newspapers on, telling-l
what had been already done, and with |
the written information he would for
ward besides he had no doubt that |
such showing would be made of so |
much entertainment for so little money
hat the Southern California editors
Gould not help coming.
Mr.. Gartley requested the editorial |
committee to prepare a tentative pro- II
gram, on the basis alternatively of a II
hree weeks or ten days stay, for
submission to an adjourned conference
N Tuesday next.
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Smith went on to suggest that the
first thing should be a. reception, at
which the itinerary program would be
distributed, then let the committee of
entertainment look after the strangers
and keep things moving.
Mr. Harrington agreed with these
suggestions, adding that the visitors
ought to be let see as much as posi-
BILE. A luau was suggested, which Mr..
Wood said was one of the things he
had in view. This matter being re-
verted to later, at Mr.. Gartley,s sug-
gestion it was referred to the editorial
committee. Different places for the
feast Were mentioned, including the
old market pavilion in case of wet
weather. Delegate Kuhio's place at
Waikiki was declared to be the very
best for fair weather.
f. C. Smith asked how many We're
coming and Mr.. Wood could not tell
would say fifty or sixty.
Mr.. WaIdron advised to load them
up with the program and reading mat
ter at San Francisco" which they
could peruse on the way down. \
committee of one, perhaps. should be
sent to meet them in San Francisco
Mr.. Wood said he was hoping to get
Mrs. Weatherred (chaperon of the
Oregon girls on their visit herel to
come down with them.
Mr.. Spalding said five days trip
to the volcano would give them only
part of "a day there w. G.. Smith saio
sixty would De a pretty good passen-
ger list and asked if it would not be
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IN THE WARD
HIS LEAST TROUBLE.
By III. M. Ayres.
Observation-Disclosures

/ The refreshing night breeze swept
through the wards in the Pauahi
Wing, sleep inviting, fever dispelling
In its passing it futtered half a dozen
mosquito nets-the ward was not we'll
filled. The palms in the grounds were
all a-tune.
| Archie, ten years old, laboring with
/ a broken knee-cap in a plaster cast,
,made querulous complaint.
Il wish someone would turn out the
lights he said; tomorrow they're go
ing to take this old stone thing off my
leg and I just bet it's going to hurt.
i Mebbe they'll saw my leg off. 1
wanna go to sleep and dream. Last
/ night | had an awful nice dream I
dreamed that my two pigeons which
flew away when 1 was brought here
came back again 1 wanna go to sleep
and mebbe I'll dream about them again
and if | do it'll mean it's true, cause
twice dreams is always true
Quit your talking, kid came from
an adjacent cot; someone else wants
to dream besides you"
"Will You please do me favor %
asked Archie
Sure" replied the exceptor to the
youthful dissertation on dream phe-
nomena; what is it?'
IF you hear me talking in my sleep
please pull my big toe; not the toe of
the leg with the stone stuff on it,
though"
And for why?"
ooh, cause a fellow at school once
said that if a fellow talked in his sleep
and another fellow pulled his big toe,
he would answer any question the
other fellow asked him, and I Just
wanted to find out
The nurse entered on her final round.
the lights went out and the Dream
Man tarried awhile in the ward.
THE RULING PASSION.
Gray-headed Mccarthy Law IN his co,
and raved. He cursed the nurse. him
self and the egg he had for supper. i'm
partially. fully and Iamentably freely.
Five years work at the pumps of
Kahana plantation had undermined a
constitution originally as strong as a
bulls. Alcohol in various DISCUSSES.
taken in the off-hours to counteract
the effect of the Proximity of the fluid
which furnished his vocation had
brought the wreck topping to the hos
pitaI
The doctor told Mccarthy that his
heart. lungs. liver and stomach were
all gone and that his feet We're swelIed
through his ri0tous living. MCCARTHY
said he guessed they We're. and de-
manded what brand of tobacco the
medico favored and if his supply were
perchance more than adequate for pres
ent needs.
Nurse, NURSE" howled Mccarthy.
his voice alarming the mynah birds,
which had gone to roost in the royal
palms. to hurried flight.
The white~capped vistant of mercy
made instant answer to the call
Gimme something thatll send me
to sleep and keep me there" demanded
the sufferer. Last night the doc only
gave me half dose and 1 was plum
out of me mind wild the pain. Do it
good tonight, nurse, and give me a
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detraeked The Dow
personal thousand dol
the
similarly declined
of New Zealand offered
Martinique 10000 francs
offered $1,000 declined
individuals Cuba
and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25
THE RIGHTS OF ALIENS.

a Asaies the
hakmen Honolulu they
United
from he following made
subjects of the parties shall have full
liberty enter, territories of
party protection for
theirp person
compelled under pretext whatsoever
to pay other those that
be by native citizens
jecto the most
ANY PART OF THE TERRI
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL IN
PRODUCE, MANUFACTURES AND MER
COMMERCE.
United
should excluding Japanese
the of
the
which white might control
his
it
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25

WELL the receipts 1906 being s74oo
American Monte
Mexio's gambling
to
would ppe a public
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25

On
Toxic
tieul a A
likelihood
in
scientific doubt Below the things
ought Ito be pretty by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25
THERAPION

is soil by principal Chemists throughout the
world. Price In England 2/9 and 4Is In ~
oerfng, state which Of the three numbers re-
CURED. and observe that the word ''Therapic,p
appears on British government Stamp un
white letters on red ground, &c.. - -
every package by order OF His Majesty's Hen.
commissioners, and without which II n =
forgery ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25

The California will Hawaii their than
be
wh developed
which Hawaii
longen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25

probably ompion There
inflicted being enough
to
fighting
stoes,
i to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25


formerly option
the
of the she has much a lungs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-25
Hand
Embroidered
Shirt
Waist
Patterns !!

We have just received and
placed on sale in our main floor de-
partment a complete, new assort-
ment of Ladies Hand Embroid-
cred Shirt Waist Patterns, includ-
ing Belfast Linen, Japanese Crepe
and Silk.
These goods have come to us
direct from the manufacturers,
are new and exclusive in design,
and no two alike.
Japanese Crepe. so each
japanese Silk. SIS. so, 81 & $3.50
Belfast Linen. =. .&oo to $500
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howev
good by "a dozene ure-alfo
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The
nineteenth
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o other
discharged
boue grand
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
@Ore SpnOassifOleleftier.

ophDagsifblen / 8luir far Be
iluatet at BRUCE be of Samfmnbet
.an6eFalebe SenbhgsitoleGftRr, lige=
leoes for flere andre Ssnoagsftole
t9rer Iunbtt, at bst er bebre at brue
sc BEN enb at gaa efter nogen dnoen
Regel. Oct bar enifeli8t ON mhngf
LAT rpre SenbagsffbTer btlOe 6rude
Dem. 9et oilbe iidtert fremrne Or
iHe 'tst / Senbu9sffplen. 5slgenDe
b;pTattts at 5brbrbet;
6ormahlet er at r9tfe en- bj9lpen=
De Sdanb til Sknbo9sItolel9rerne
at urtetoe ben til en- fplbi9ere, gruns
bigere, pIonm9sii9 og ,ensartet Sc.
belie at Oore Ssnbu9sifoler. 9oger
msO SenthgsfdOIeldftier for 5 qlul
~'inlbs6Olber ogfun @ejldpnin9 Nj
gru9en at 2etiierne % en- Ylan foi
2erelfen at Senou9sffblen Gioit /
gkgen) fom er meget praftiit Og ie
at fpl9e. " Icn mdatte snite al
Toa giogen bebes teitile BEN / Dan
0hith. PubI, !6Oltie, Blair, Nebr
puiisn er 10c. Netfo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
NYT NYT N.Y.
SaImeboq Mr.. so.

Ny Salmebog med allie Salmerne, ind
befattende Diet ny Tilleg, ialt 800 Mr.,
men uden Tekster Err passende For
mat. like tyk og klodset som de med
Tekster indbundne Salmebsger. Den
er med flint Guldsnit, Kors, lIarpe og
Tittel / Guild og Ell Guldlinie omkring
kanien. %Indbunden steikt, solid og
lint Laderbind, med S%mudsomslag og
Federal. ! den Salmebog tar man den
Fordel, at man har allie Salmerne og ct
p%assende Bogformat. Prison or $3.50
2utb. publ. 9Oue
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
Sill pDre Mbonnenter =,

vi Fur baft ct rsliignst Oar meo
dob @rs6e o9 I'LL en- min Winter,
nOt at arbejbe FOR Em, iom 'piI tjene
nugget. Sort fdgA of Gar gtbe Saosr.
5ros BETTE er Der mango al pore
9ennsr fem bar gGemt beres lGprs
'pIigtelie til os. g& ba DE 1uare ldt
danbe Fan ben Gag u ,Or6en ubsn
iior anitrenaelie. thtre til Dentet at
De afler fleite df pOre ,4bonnerfter
!tflbs foa here's 8adoe betalt; men
Der er enbnu mIanee ipm ituor
tilboge. 0d Renter hper Dag at
gre FRA eper, fore 8enner. Sfte
mIaa Vii gennamie pbre 8rsOe for
aanes alben ali bsrs fra jer, Tom
itoar tl Geifunce. Cab bet life gao
fen mfeb at fenbe 8elsbet; Ienb bst
itrdtB oe berpdb ipnr ps for at FEN
he cher Re9ninger.
2utb. pubG. $ ou {.
Blair, Nebr.
paul peteron n, 8eItprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

8et41ebem" bIdO Tunget at en- flor
Sfurs, Fom giR rlnbt DIM Street.
Yrpgrotrlmet beItob af q Hiunlre og
Iipetslebe mdb Slang. Mhliit, Solo,
Defamation o9 9orfang. 9oa tatie
Poitor Sendkn flIftelt9 oOer Srbet:
,2Gre p0re GAab / .ht beisite", %
.fremBplbt, oil bet er berpau, bet be
ror, Iotn Menneitet / lit Qib - fttulf
tIIer uabknthrt = er / Sberenss
Ilfn1neIfe mdb Flint Orb.
8erefbsr Famlsbes ii / preis6o=
ttgsn Till en- Gorfri7fning. @n ill
itkbeoatenbe odo Suktraet, fra en- al
8pens M~snigbeotr, lG6talte, at ban
fuUrs albtig Jet no9at Gignenbe Deo
IIunge 5Olts .Sulstr9, Idd bp1ttbeli9t
Iog innltt.
= Sgnbag ben 81. 0scenbkr bar
Der @ubsfisnei lie for oNeithOerne"
hos SIR. Wblfs. @fter 8RdOsties
neiten oterrafts en- at bs ~tilite5ebGs
renDs puitor Senien ct 9rep at fplz
genbe Snb9dIp:
r3tl Dor grOber p1iHor SenIkn!
'@n lille Gsnrs dill hi bringe
pad benne itbIts Ndrets Dag,
mems hi nsb 2nifer big cmringe:
Sub ,5nibsr K mdb 9ef6ebds,
OF bu meb 2pit o9 9roifub trte
fer Dem, Iom itaur bft 9krte nar,
r9 Sernns Nadbe muu bie Ttprfe.
i al bit belle Qtosftf oerl
Sub FAB big reoe .gldb og rdlt9
.og bel tiIfrdbs / mtan'gk Oar,
|fnt|lil blu fddr en- bebre 8olig,
fom ei / gaig6sb forguur.
6ermso fslger en- lGGe @drk Tra
aGe @eitaOerne og gnfta ONT ct gIas
beligt Nhtuor."
Sulegoosn 6kItob / $1,000.
- S Sukn sa0be hi gsis9 uf
etldpent Gbrdiknien fra CT. puuI,
Ninn., O9 fans TOrtbbebe, Qnna
geterien fna SIT aoru, 5a. Ghris
~ftenisn %prabtfepe / airfen Nptuar3z
Idften p9 4rmursbug, tborFor DE
nigNben gap Fam en- Solicit. Sdt
nor gsisgetl
Deb tmrIf9 0fCien til be title
| Qonnetl Sort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

9ennsmbrubet. @n 5orta[line fro
2utbers Sib. Bdd Danf Der
paitor 81. g. Mool.n. 500 81
Der. Omf1og 9Oe.. inbb. $1.20
Srustern. mobnes. 4f @mil 6orins.
Gn 5ortaGine. 21S Sibsr, / Om'
flag &C.,. inbb. $1.00.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
Sfct DriSnedsRttelse.

pllISe boSer, lnden de er udsolgt. lie
udeladte Munro er so1gt. Da vi like
kan skate fere Boyer til de anfsrte
lave Priser, maa Bestilling indsendes
snarest, ON man onsker nogle af dem.
Bogerne tilsendes p~ortofrit,
Bogerne bestilles efter hummer,
1929. Rn og prattif OprlagebOg
fom f1rer, 6porlebes anOmonbcn
fan tenbe oe meb tibet betoitIis
Mibler let og iitfsrt belbrebe be
bos 9eife, 5orntpeg, 5aar 90
Sbin %olminoeligite foretummeHpe
Spgoomme. Sinige inbborbenbt
anoisnine til be I gogen fpres
Tfreone. 29gemiblers Summenfet.
ming. ubsape of 1876. 1856 eis
Der / OmiI. Nebfut fra So til 5ok.
1880. Rorben, SpffGanb os 8isrn,
itjerne 8%isrnipn. @f @iIbetm 9irs
tebaG. A Siber, / Smi1ug. =
Rebiat fra zoe til Toe.
331. Den trifteIige @is9tb e1.r
oSroens fuIbe Sorpisnine". 101
Siber. @obt i~nb6unben. 1ebTdt
fra $1.20 til 60c.
1872. Sbob er Sanbkb? af 6reO<s
rit Slnserfsn. st Snbteg / pore
Doges 5rostrib. 228 Siber. @obt
inobunben. Rebf. fra $1.80 til 90c.
1884. @n aargdng Snbre MisItOns
Sibenbe, 1896. Snbbunben. Reoe
lat til 8Oc.
1886. @n Qur9ung at Misiionsbls
bet, 1894. Snbb. 9ebiat til 40t.
1897. @n Qar9ang uf Misfonsbubet5
1897. Snbb. Nebidt til 40.
1873. @n Margan9 af Misionsblbtt,
1903. Snob. 9ebiut til 40c.
1889. @n Qargan9 af ariftslig Cant
Ter, 1903. Snbb. Nebiut til 30t.
Sal. @n @ar9ang Mminbelig airtss
tibenbe, 1895. Snbbunbsu. NeSfat
fra $1.50 til 75c.
344. 9abibs SoImer. O0erfat fra
8runbtetiten og ftrofif inbbett,
FAINT opGpit peb 4nmartninger If
s. s. Seife, Mog. 223 Siber.
Snobunben. Nebidt til 30c.
IL. Mebbelelfer ON nit 2eOneO, at
Or s. g. Mpniter. logao. 1884.
200 Siber / Omilag. Nebfdt fra
$3.50 til 4Oc.
IA. 2ubpis 9ertel: Sans 8irbeIm
Sertel. 8ibrue til ben fpnosripbfe
5oItepettelfes 9iitOrie. meb Dor
tret. 1894 Siber / Smflus. Reoidt
fra $1.00 til SOC.
16. @n 3irte .unbsr aoriet. Stiloz
ringer fra be rusfifte Sfterispropins
fer at Sborpulb glmquift ira 75c.
til 25c.
80. 5reberitfs 8rsmer. Gn norbif
3pinbes 2tp os @erning. Jrents
finet af Ridarb peterf.n. 296Sis
Der / OmfGas. Nebfut fra $1.60
til 90e.
81. Smaafrifter til Splpsnins for
9riitne. ubgioet at grof. 9r.
5reberif Nielien. Rebiut fra So
til 81 pr. ginb.
35. 5erte 8inb 1886. S~nbeboIbsr
9ibrag at 6. 5. Brandt, 9. Mobs
fen, 6. u. Rop, s. 8ubI, ST. Hils<
fen, 81. g.. poulIen og Q. S6ous<
bor.
SO. @nbet ginb. 1887. SnbeboGber
8iorus uf ". D Ssrse7ien, q.
SIint, s. RieIfen, s. 8uhl, r. golf,
s. 8abinopiti4, 8. Wsi tsrgdarb %
8. Sdarltns.
81. Srebie 8inb. 1888. S~nbebolbtr
8ioras af 6. 5. Brandt. $. 6.
Stben, u. Sincsrus, s. Rietfen, 6.
@ube os $. Using.
38. 5ierbe 8inb. 1889. SnbeboIoer
8ibras at 5. peterfen, @.S.8rdnot,
". &iibsl, s. gubi, q. aisIhebs os
g. Salmon.
80. Gsmts 9inb. 1890. S~nbeboio.r
8ibras of 5. DeliBfd, 5. peterfeTt
s. b. Dslinser. s. 9tslien, S. 8
81. Sranf. .. Obel os 6. 8. Nielfen.
al. Sppenbe 8inb, 1892. SnbeboIs
Der 8ibros at u. bon Oettineer.
Otto Ms1er, g. Mtfboru, 3.
Welbopen. 6. 6. Slspitrup.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-08-23
RESIDENCE OF A,P. MANsFIELD.
A TARIFF REroRMER's WATERLOO.
By SOCRATES SMITH.


His head theories he talked EN- by the job:
purity;
a
purtection robbery like Golden school,
kids ter him,
o to while fght?r
economy the cheapest
babous rule would down
e pultect and famberly deadly in
sinners thet St Peter
Free trade rent"
a pound i haven't
Freetra Wallet an corn.
An off Wen moneys
aSt "Wouldnt pauper find purity mddlin' hard
To he3 a
we'd sol a
But We no money pickle
will in seq he, the gran incidental
"A prophets eZ WORKS heritage.
the melenum twill be ali l.
18th an shade bloom
angels drop down from the bendn fmerment,
IN we
lie oafn in the shade.
Wv then twill be bully time nterduce free trade
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-08-23

land and Miss Maud Cummings Of RockPoT Of,
c. Hail. F. ~ T. Vest " nap Mrs. Nancy Crie,
William piickey. Parks s'' Buker, Wes0aaoury
p; Hall. Judge L. r. Campbell ana ad crank F. M
Il. lngraham Officers were elected as iol-
lows: Hiram Hall of Rockland, Presluenl
Dayid Hall of Hope and r. F. D L OF
hel1ast, vice presidents; MIS-. LadhS Sr IaAet 81
Rockland and Mrs. G. B. West Of S Somer-
vile, historians Gilbert Hall, K. :. Dunton
and Ii. A. Buker, committee OF arrange
mIents: The next reunion will De heiu at
MltlnlcuS on the same date next year.
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"keep Your Head Cool.

your conscience clear and your bowels
OPEN There is ton of common-sense il
it. Constipation is death in life. The in.
testines are cogged with matter. You must
move it or be sick-fever possibly. Take
DR.. David kennedy's Favorite Remedy
until the bowels are clear and natural
Write DR.. David Kennedy'S Sons, Rondout
y Y, for free sample bottle. Large bot
ties S1.O0 all druggists,
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OA9To7IA.
B..,. III. d The Kind You Have Always Bought
ss. .; &AZztNx
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles

Guaranteed cure Tor fles'
Itching, Blind, Bleeding. Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to refund
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
in to IA days. SOC.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-08-23
More Maine Bonds Taken Up.

A reduction of $4,000 was recently made
in the bonded debt of Maine, which makes
total reduction of $265,OO0 during the
present year. 1t is probable that the total
reduction of the bonded Indebtedness dur
brings the debt of Maine down to about
S1,0O0.O00. The State tax rate this year is
% mil s.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-08-23
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victim; Of appendicitis are those
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic consti-
patton by stimulating the liver and bowels
and restores the natural action of the bow
els. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate Or grippe and is mild and pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes. r. II. Moody
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/ and Interesting
u Things in Brazil.

,-rv oF FESTIVALS. HOLY
kss slT ARE A QUEER MIXTURE
pa. r,. n AND RELIGION