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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-11-21

petite and make you weak and sick. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea restores the
appetite, drives away disease, builds up
the system. So cents, Tea or Tablets.
r. Il. Moody
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Liniment

Will afford instant relief for headache, earache,
toothache, backache, cures rheumatism neural
gia, lumbago, corns, burns. bruises, sore throat,
pains around the liver, swelling Of joints and
pains of all kinds. Allays Inflammation and pre-
vents poisoning. For external use only. Price
% cents at r. H. M00dy's. Made by 8. D. Trundy.
Stockton Springs, Maine. 1yr26
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
Newark News.

Efforts are to be made to induce the
present Legislature to provide better pay
for election officers. Certain 1T is that
Just as strenuous Efforts ought to be made
to get better election officers for the pay.
The election returns, as they are complied
in at least threc-fourths of all the voting
districts in this State, are discreditable
evidences Of recklessness or inc0mpetency
or both. What mess Of mistakes is dis
closed almost every time there is a recount!
There was hardly single voting precinct
in the whole CT Monmouth County that
reported correct returns of the sheriff's
election in 1905. SchooIboys would not
be guilty of the blunders made by some of
the expensive election boards. The claim
is that an election officers work now in
voles FIVE or six days attention in making
house TO house canvasses, attending the
primary meetings, working on registration
days, attending elections, making returns,
being present at county boards. etc. For
all this they receive only $25 each, when
they should, they think, receive $50. If
the men who are chosen and entrusted to
do this important work showed them
selves competent, the question Of good,
round pay would meyer be disputed, but
there are some men who could not and
would not do it properly if paid three
times their present fees. Get better cleo
tion officials first in the places of the ward
politicians who are generally put on the
lob. and then talk Of better pay afterward.
Newark News.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
PlTMAN GROVE.
Ia few seighs were out last week.
J. D. Haines is in Marlton for few

IA few sleighs were out last week.
J. D. Haines is in Marlton for a few
days.
DR.. Carr's new houses on Holly avenue
are nearing completion.
Daniel Purnell purposes building a
double house on Oak ave.
The railroad company has put in long
Esiding north OF Holly avenue adjoining
the north bound track.
Mrs. Jack Adams has bought the former
H. P. Young property on Pitman avenue
for So, 100
Six new cottages are to be built on
Lovers Lane" this spring by Philadel-
phia patry.
The hotel Pitman is being finished in
side and handsome stone piers are up for
the big veranadas.
Mrs. DR.. Kyle, daughter Of our summer
residents, Mr. and Mrs. John Langham,
was buried from her Philadelphia home on
Monday.
Miss Julia Elton of Woodstown, expects
to open a photograph gallery over the
Review printing office in the spring. She
has rented Harry Deyaul's property on
The Philadelphia Suburban Company
has the trees cleared away for several wide
avenues on their tract and two or three
avenues are being graded.
Professor MacFarIand, of Bordent own,
was in town one evening last week TO meet
the Board of Trade committee which was
appointed to get out Pitman booklet.
The Professor is fine photographer and
spent part Of his vacation last summer
getbing views for the booklet. He has a
pretty summer home on the Bouleyard and
is an enthusiastic Pitmanite.
Joseph Carr lost one Of his finest Western
horses on Wednesday evening last with
pneumonia. He had crowd at his sale
Tuesday afternoon and sold twenty
Western horses at an average price OF $199,
besides acclimated horses. Israel Dayen-
port paid the highest price for pair, $500.
Oliver Chew, now of Camden, has the
Pitman House corner Broadway and Holly
avenues for sale. Mr.. Chew has rented
the place to another party for nearly a year
and is has been run in secretiye and
Objectionable manner. It is TO be hoped
that some one will get the place who will
keep it in such way that the better ele-
ment in the town will be willing to pa
tronize it.
The young men of the Usher's Union
have organized young mems league and
have their headquarters over S. p Clarke
store. Their idea is to have a place OF
their own where they can have library,
and make their gatherings more instruc-
tive, helpful and comfortable than can be
done iD the tobacco stores or on the streets
Smoking, profanity and vularity are ta-
toobed. Joseph Shoemaker is president of
the league
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
HURFFvlLLE.

On account of there being revival SER
vices held in the Methodist church every
evening, the Epworth Leagne cabinet meet
ing and social which is held on the last
Wednesday evening of each month has
been postponed.
While John w. Cant and wife were at
tending church service on Sunday morning
some one made an unsuccessful attempt to
enter their home by window, failing in
this they went to the hennery where they
secured about three dozen eggs. also taking
supply Of corn.
Miss Reba Pharo who has been very sick
is somewhat improved at this writing.
John B. Warren slaughtered his pen of
fine porkers on Tuesday.
Painters Hook & Son are beautifying
Daniel Davis residence.
L One hundred and fifty duck eggs day
Pare being gathered at Schmidt's poultry
farm which find a ready sale for hatching,
While there is some talk Of trolley
from Mullica Hill to Pitman Grove what is
sthe matter with making it extended to
EHurffville and Williamstown? Come let
us keep abreast of the times.
AT the session Of the Grange on Saturday
evening there was a proposition to reduce
dues from twelve to ten cents Although
there was a majority to have is reduced
there was not the necessary two-third ma
jority, which is required.
Becoming frightened at an automobile on
Tuesday w. F. Chew's horse broke the
shafts Of the wagon and ran home dis
tance of about two miles with the shafts
still fastened to it, fortunately no one or
the hore was hurt.
William J. Jones has taken his former
position again with Porch Bros.
David Davis has purchased fine team
OF grey horses Of dealer Black.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24
CLAYTON.

Many people of Clayton are ON the sick
list.
Fries Mill school is still closed on account
cation OF Clayton, to which district this
School belongs, have secured the country
Dver The vacancy was caused by the re-
kignation Of Miss Whey, Of Seayille. u
The house recently bought by A. G..
SilYers on Main street, is being renovated
and painted inside and out
1 The newly formed bible class Of the
presbyterian Sunday school is quite sue
Ycess. In fact everything is thas Pastor
Nelson is interested in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald Klinger of Weno-
nah spent part of last week at the homes of
their parents here.
Joseph Klinger has recently purchased a
fine Great Dane, he is a lover OF dogs and
usually has big stock on hand. His new
purchase is only two months old and is as
big as a calf.
Houses are SO scarce in CLAYTON that many
families find it necessary to board. Many
houses are engaged before they are vacated.
The house of Doctor and Mrs Ogdon was
decorated to receive them when they re-
turned from their wedding journey last
week.
A Mission School has been carried on
here for quite while for the purpose Of
educating the boys who will not read the
bible and attend churches and Sunday
schools. They have met with success in
every way, there being many person at
tending each meeting. Saturday evening
delegation Of workers from Glassboro at
tended, and big revival was held in the
town hall at this place. A change can be
seen in nearly all the factory boys
H. D. NewkiTk is about now, and ex-
poets TO soon have his immense new barns
completed. They are the latest pattern and
will hold large quantities of supplies
The streets of Clayton are at present about
the worst in South Jersey, (it seems) they
are made Of gravel and the wet weather and
frost together make them very rough and
muddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. LyntoniKier Of New York,
spent Sunday with their parents here.
| Miss Jennie Shuster Of West Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with Miss Beatrice
Skinner.
The Revival Meetings in the M. e.
Church are meeting with success.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

II Admiral Davis had sent his ''Jackies"
ashore at Kingston with their arms full Of
bread, and pockets full of bandages, things
might have been different We have no
right to expect Yankee tar, with gun
in bis hand, to be welcome visitor to an
English Governor because Engllshmen have
seen too much of that stock in years gone
bye to relish their presence to any extent,
even when he is in sore trouble. Let's be
patient with the old man, and close that
chapter.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

While at work Friday last at'the Beverly
Knitting Mills, Katharine vankirk, Of
Burlington, in some unexplainable man.
ner got her long haii caught in the ma
chine which she was operating. Realizing
the danger Of her head being drawn into
the machine by her hair, she exerted her
entire strength against the machine, and
held her head rigid, although the pain Of
the hair being pulled was excruciating.
Employees seeing her dangerous plight,
stopped the machinery, ard her hair, none
the. worse for the experience, was finally
exsricated.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

be retained during good behavior and
efficiency. Another bill by Mr.. Hen
erickson authorizes cities to carry their
own fire insurance on municipal build
ings.
Mr.. Daab-P Provides a penalty Of S25
for any person selling any articles
whatever by any length, weight or ca
pacity less than that in the act to es-
tablish a uniform standard of weights
and measures
Mr.. Daab-P Provides that in first and
second class cities no railroad crossing
at grade shall be hereafter permitted
and that wherever there are any such
grade crossings the same must be aboi-
ished by July /, 1908.
Mr.. Blohm Amends the district
court act so that cities between 5000
and 1900 population may have dis
trict courts if their people shall so
vote
Mr. Mead-Provides for a board for
the examination and licensing Of
plumbers, consisting of four members,
in all cities having public system Of
sewers. One Of these shall be chief
health inspecting officer, one jour
neyman plumber one the plumbing in
spector and one master plumber, all
to be appointed by the board Of health.
The fee for the original licensing Of q
journeyman plumber is 81, for mas
ter plumber SIS, renewal fees 81. It Is
made unlawful to do any plumbing
without a license
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

Ex.GoYernor Watkins made very re-
spectacle showing in his race for the q. s.
Senator in the Republican legislative con-
ference last Monday night. He controlled
the votes of his county, and that is more
than Senator Dryden did-because his
were in the conference of the other party.
Our prophesy of two we eks ago isn't as
lame as good many people thought
David is in the fight whether he wants to
be or not, and his star will go up rather
than down Watch it,
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

The platforms of both the Democratic and
Republican parties up in Essex last Fall
declared for the repeal of the Bishop"
law; for an open Sunday, which means
open saloons on Sunday, hence it is not
surprising that bills to carry out those
platform declarations are now before the
legislature. But that need not disturb
other counties of the State if their repre-
sentatives. elected on 'decency" platforms,
remain true. We do not believe the peo-
Pile will submit to open saloons on Sunday,
and if the saloon men of Essex undertake
TO impose such policy on the State, the
chances are that something more than the
Bishop law will happen. There is kick
enough over six days Of open saloons. If
saloon men are half wise they viii not ask
for the right to 'open up" on Sunday.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

Senator Dryden has cause to believe that
parties are ungrateful. He put up his
good prudential money to elect Republican
representatives in all the counties and
landed majority, and now is being fought
by the very men whose Legitimate cleo
tion expenses be paid. Political parties are
ungrateful, indeed.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

There's another little story of the Stna-
torial campaign of five years ago, to which
no affidavit has yet been made, but which
is nevertheless well authenticated. How a
certain lobbyist approached South Jersey
legislator at his home and asked for the
privilege of five minutes private conyer-
sation with the lawmakers wife. fAll
want you to do, +" whispered the legislative
agent, lis to let me talk to the lady, and
then, before you cast your vote for Senator,
you ask her whom to vote for. When she
tells you, just do as she says. Under
stand ?' The legislator understood, but
the lobbyist was not given the privilege of
the private interview as requested That
may explain why no affidavit has been
made covering the the circumstance.
Newark News.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

AS some millions Of people in China are
starving, that money you were go ng to
send to Jamaica may be proitably em-
ployed yet.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

The voting machine IS doomed. The
opinion is general IN the State that they
ougnt to be.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-24

This paper is entered IN the Post ogsce at Wood
wry. N. j.. as second-ctass matter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-11
HoosIcK. N. Y

Mrs Thomas n. sullivan spent Mon
day in North Adams
Miss Mary o'BrIsn OF Troy Is cat.
Ing fer MfsJ. II. Donuelly.
Mrs Albert Marshali, who has be. n
III for the pas, two weeks Is copvalesc-
Ing.
Roy White has resigned his position
With +. Y. Howe on account OF bis
health.
There will 10 . pancake and maple
syrup social nj ths Baptist church Fri
deg evening.
Mrs Frank Gallup and daughter
Margaret spent Thursday with Mrs
Henry Goodcrmots OF Petersburg.
John Mccormick OF Troy and p. II.
Bartholsmae OF New York visited at
Mr and Mrs J. n. Donnellys last week
Mrs w. s. Cooas sod daughter re-
turned from watervliet Saturday,
where they have bceo visiting MRS
Coons Sister.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Hardie and two
childreu returned home 20 Albany
Monday. after spending few days
with Mrs Hsrdie's sister Mrs jay Bah
cock.
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Alcohol
ARLINGTON.

Mrs Mary Adams spent Sunday with
her brother, 4. II. Holden la Benning
ton.
Mrs Y 8. BeattIe OF Shushan N. Y.
and Mrs q. M. Palmer OF Cobbleskill,
N. Y, spent Sunday at u. Hards.
Tom Carpenter OF Troy was In town
Tuesday also Ned Bonesteei OF Albany
DIR James Garfield and daughter OF
New York City we're called here Mon.
day by the death OF DIR Canheld's aunt
Miss Nary Garfield.
Marvin SquIres has moved his fami
~ and household goods to B,nning-
ton.
Chas Somers and Chas Reed speLt
Sunday with WIN Reed and family In
North Adams, returning home Tues.
day night
Fred Sculley and family have moved
from Mrs Ida Brownson's house into
John MAINS house In East Arlington.
Word has been received OF the III.
ness OF voltie Griffith In Poughkeepsie
with typhoid fever. ~ this writing
Mr. Griffith Is Improving.
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Words of Prise

For the several Ingredients Of which Or.
Pierccs medicines arc compC scsl, az Civ, n
by leaders In all the several schools VI
medicine. should have far moro weight
than any Amount OF non prof. -s.oilal s..
timonials. DIR. Pierco's Favorlte Prescrip-
ton has TIN BADGE or HONESTY on every
bottle-wrapper, In full list OF all its in
gradients printed In plain English.
IL you are an invalid woman and suffer
from frequent headache, backache, gnaw-
Ing dlstr@ In stomach, periodical pains,
disagre4Ne. catarrhal. pelvic drain,
dragsIhgjdown distress In lower abdomen
or pelyH, perhaps dark spots or specks
dancIEg before the eyes, faint spells and
kindAet symptoms caused by female weak
ness, oksth@ arrangement OF the feminine
organs. Nv can not do better than take
DIR. PierdeB Favorlte Prescription.
The hbsbltal, surgeons knife and opera
ting tat dmay be avoided by the timely
use OF H'avorlte Prescription" In such
cases. Thereby the obnoxious examln.
atoms and Qcalitealmenis 81 The family
Physician can be avoided and a thorough
course OF Succession treatment carried out
10 Due lflygIX1DLe- IQ@e.v 'FavorIte
Prescription " composed OF the very best
native medicinal roots known TO medical
science for the cure OF woman's peculiar
ailments, contains no alcohol and no
harmful or habIt-forming drugs.
Do not expect too much from "Favorite
Prescriptions; II will not perform mira
cles IL will not Dissolve or cure tumors.
No medicine will. II will do as much TO
establish vigorous health In. most weak
nesses and ailments peculiarly incident 10
women as any medicine can. II must be
given a fair chance by perseverance In its
use for reasonable length OF time.
You cap,lafnrdl 10 aecept n secret- nos
trum as q suhstltnte for this remedy LOT
Known comp posi- tlQn.-
Sick women are Invited 70 consult DR..
Pierce, by letter, free. All correspond
ence Is guarded a. sacrcdly secret and
womanly condolences are protected BY
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the best
laxative and regulator n the bowels,
They invigorate stomach, liver and
bowels. One q laxative; two or three .
sathartic. Easy 70 take as candy.
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FINE FoR THE BLOOD.

Get the following from any
good prescription pharmacy and
mix by shaking we'll in a bottle:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one
hall ounce; Compound Kargon,
one ounce; Compound Syrup
Sarsaparills, three ounces. Take
. teaspoonful OF this mixture
after each meal and again at
bedtime.
This harmless Vegetable Pre-
scription, while simple, mex.
pensiye and easily prepared at
home, is said TO take from the
blood and system oil impurities,
acids and decomposed waste
matter, restoring even the most
impure blood 10 It's full health
and richness. II few doses
are taken occasionally II will
T, make you feel we'll and hearty
during the entire season. Try 1t,
anyway.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-11

How significant, how celebrating
arc these wordsi Not the life when
we have assed the gate Of pearl bat
IA life that is not; not our life when
we stand on the brow oil the translgu.
ration mount, but the life at home.
or In the daily walks and common
places OF existence. II is possible
that there is life to be lived In the
common round and the daily task. so
royal. so radiant. so blessed. that
those who live II may be said to reign
In life.-Rev r., -. Meyer.
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SKIN DISEASE CURE
IN A SIMPLE WASH
6ums That Cause Agony and Suffering arc
Easily Destroyed and That Awful
Itch Is Gone.


Easily Destroyed and That Awful
Itch Is Gone.
Germs cause skin disease. Real skin
diseases are local affections purely,
not necessarily affecting the general
health OF the patient The germ fas.
tens itself only on The skin, aud eats
It, way wherever the cuticle 10 weak.
To treat these diseases by throwing
drugs into the stomach, 10 now being
recognized as al error, aud doctors
who keep up with the latest scientific
thought and who are free from preiud.
Ice against anything that they them
selves have DOT discovered, Treat skin
diseases EXTERNALLY.
DR. Decatur ID. Dennis was one OF
the foremost who recognized how co
kema germs cause that awful Itch. His
prescription for dandruf and all other
sorts OF rash 10 years aud years Of
practice proved so effective that IL at
tractsd attention beyond the practice
OF the physician. To give ALL skin
sufferers the benefit Of this valuable
prescription, q company was formed
and the compound made into What has
become known as I'D ID ID Prescrip
tlon.n
Read What this school teacher say,
about her experiences with . trial bot
tie.
THE bottle OF ID DID Prescription re.
ceived q few DAYS since and II ha,
proved indeed a God.scnd and a bless
Ing 10 our family. teach q public
school and Ia some way | caught Oh,
eczema, possibly from some OF The
f, scholars, add Il has gone through th'
whole family.
The effects OF the first two or tire,
applications OF ID ID vas wonderful
and had almost instant relief. "-SA
DIE Z. BEATLEY, Burgess store
Va
ID ID Soap IL the best cleanser 3,
be used 10 connection wlih ID ID ID Pre-
criptlop.
ID ID ID Prescription Il q mild, soO,h
ing wash that gives INSTANT relic
With the FIRST drops and n cure viii
continued use. II IL best used afiel
washing With ID ID d Soap, q partlcu
larry mild cleanser. Can you imagine
how you viii feel With that Itch all
gomez
&c. bottle today aud stop thai
dreadful Itch right away.
w. l. 0okay, Bennington, W.
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We, the undersigned, do hereby agre,
W refund The money on q 70 cent bottls
OF Green's Warranted Syrup OF Tar
n 10 falls 10 cure your cough or cold.
W alsoguarantes q Is cent bottle 70
prove satisfactory OF money refunded.
shurtle6 Pharmacy J. 81. Ayres
d. A. Ward u. A. Quinlan
Remington. -
O. II. EJughton, A. s. Hathaway,
Novth Bennington,
u. II. a A. B.Havklns, So. SALISBURY
y. II. Adams. Arlington,
Il q. Wcvpv. rsh. o. y. Adams Il Co.
East ArlinptCu
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clo.e rlni.ne. a. onLlnnd.

SAN FRANCISCO. April li.--Close
and exciting finishes m rkcd the rncing
at Oakland. 1le feature was the Black
RIOS, handicap at lie and six
teen,h, " It'll value of si,OGJ. II re-
suited In Il nose victory for Rapid Wa
ter, the favorite, on which Fischer out
rode w. Kelly astrlde Of Vox Populi.
Innammable beat Iras Il nose In the
mile and half race
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Pointed Pistol Al, Ethel Levy.

PITTsBuRG. April ii.-Robert NJ
Grove shot himself In the abdomen In
m attempt to commit suicide while In
n box watching vaudeville perform
ance nj the Grand Opera House. Eth
81 Levy. one Of the singers, was on the
stage when Grove arose and pointed
the revolver nj her, shouting. Its all
over" Miss Levy fled from the stage
and Grove shot himself. He was TAX,
On TO n hospital, where II is said he
cannot recover
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-11

Oripo Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble ~ II aids
digestion and stimulates the liver aud
bowels without Irritating these organs
like pills ADD ordinary cathartlcs. II
cures indigestion and tick headache
and chronic constipation. Orino Lax
alive Fruit syrup does not nauscate o
grlpe and IL mild and pleasant 70 TAX r
Refuse substitutes. A. Quinlan. 9.
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nnIlimnre si, nnn. Ahend.

BALTIMORE. April 1.-THE game
between the Baltimore Eastern league
and the New York American league
baseball teams was called az the end
OF the fifth inning ON account of rain.
At that time. however. the Baltimore
team was six runs ahead OF the New
Workers. Score, . 10 3.
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warren M,sh, Have K,ilcd Negro.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April lin
the course Of testimony given nj the
police court hearing " Charles Oliver
q negro. charged with assault upon his
fourtecnyear-old daughter. Professor
+. VI. Warren Of the Yale faculty said
that II he had witnessed -the assault
he might have killed Oliver. The de
PENDANT was held for the superior
court lie was n waiter ut the Gradu'
ate school
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NEW ORLEANS. April 1.-THE Ju'
venile stakes. $1,000 added. for two
year-olds, was won by Blue Lee. a
heavily played second choice. at City
park. lie defeated the odds on favor
lite. Black Mary, by four lengths. Black
Mary had Il poor start
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r,,.,a.,, I,aor.ea a, IInr,rora.

HARTFORD. Conn, April ii.-Pres-
Ident Roosevelt's administration was
Endorsed by a rising vote In the house
Of representatives on q resolution In
troduccd by Representative Gardiner
OF Southlngten.