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The National tribune., 1910-09-22
T.EUNIONS HELD.
Faycttc Veterans Reunion.

The 10th Annual Reunion of the Fay
ette Veterans Association was held in
Shady Grove Park, Uniontown, Pa,
Aug. %. 1t is estimated that fully
5000 people visited the grounds during
the day. One of the delightful parts
of the program was basket dinner,
and it was thoroly enjoyed by every
one. There was also a sham battle,
which was a very good imitation of
the real thing. The address of welcome
was delivered by Attorney Wooda \.
Carr. Col. Schoomaker, of Pittsburg,
gave a pleasant reminiscent address,
which WAS of great interest to the vet
President. w. T. Kennedy; Vice Presi-
dents, Capt. w. S. Craft, S. G. Krepps,
]. r. Bosley and James Rankin; Chap
lain. F. NJ. Cunningham; Treasurer, A.
]. Ellis; Quartermaster, Milton Kemp;
Assistant Quartermaster, Levi Francis;
Enrolling Secretaries, Misses Jessie
Kennedy and Jessie Ellis.
Rutland Reunion.
The Rutland County Veterans Asso-
citation held its Reunion at Poultney,
VT, Aug. II. There was a large attend
ance of veterans and their wives. Co.
A, Vermont Guard, were among the
guests. The train from the city car
ried out about 200 veterans and their
wives. and they were met at the station
by 90 automobiles under the direction
of w. w. Rroughton. The machines
were handsomely decorated in red,
white and blue. ]. b. Carrigan. d. c.
Sherman and DIR. A. ]. Greenwood, who
were mounted. escorted the veterans to
the different autos, and from these the
old soldiers were shown the sights of
the city. After the veterans had con-
cluded their trip their wives were taken
way -, i.
the Rutland City Band gave a fine con-
cert on the main street. and dinner was
served in Humphreys Hall and in Odd
Fellows Hall After dinner there was
n fine parade, headed by the Rutland
Band. After a short march the Town
Hall was reached, where an address of
welcome was given by the Rev. Z. Fl.
Randall, and this was followed by mu-
sic and other addresses.
The I24th Pa.
The survivors of the 124th Pa held
their 26th Annual Reunion at Antie-
tam, Md, Thursday, Sept. 1. arriving
there about o'clock p. IN. and having
their meeting and campfire in the even
ing. They remained over night. and
reviewed the battlefield, cemetery and
monuments on Friday. After that they
went to Gettysburg and spent the night
there, and on Saturday went over the
battlefield. The regular Reunion day
was Sept II, but as it was desirable to
attend the National Encampment the
date was put forward.
25th and 3Oth Me.
The 25th and 30th Me. Regimental
Association held it's third Annual Re-
union in Gorham, Me-, Aug. "a. There
was a large number present. many of
the comrades coming long distance to
again exchange greetings. Fourteen
members We're added to the Association
and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, VIM.
E. Bucknam, of Yarmouth; First Vice
President, John Williamson, of Port
The National tribune., 1910-09-22
CURE FOR INDiGiSTI0N

Kead What We Will Do Tor Al Sufferers OF Indigestion.
Sick Headache and All Forms Of Stomach Trouble
Send 10c to cover cost of mailing etc. and
we will send WITHOUT FURTHER CHARGE
a St.00 ABSORPTION TREATMENT. Sponga-
plaster that will cure--works like magic on
the solar pleNus, which Is the center of the
sympathetic nerve system that controls the
digestive organs. Write NOW and will
save you days and weeks OF misery, Address
Ohio Remedy Co, Box 144 Sta. F. Toledo. o.
The National tribune., 1910-09-22
Is Love Of Strong Drink
Ruining Your Home 7

Whether you are the drinker yourself, or
the relative of q drinIter, know that intenper-
Is doing great harm IL will continue to be
until the craving for alcohol Is absolutely conquered.
and when this he easily done in days, why hesitate
another day? Time is precious.
I will prove to you that men who have drank
heavily for 0 years have been cured in with
out losing an hours time during treatment.
You can read In my circulars how wives Sc
crety cure their husbands After begin TO hate the
liquor they very glad and improve in health.
My Treatment restores will.power,
strengthens the brain and nerves, heals
and regulates the stomach, kidneys, heart,
liver, virile organs, etc.
My Method puis the man into that happy condition
where he gets much stmulative fun from glass OF
water buttenlk or lemonade as he used to imagine he
got from liquor or beer
fathers secretly curing erng sons, and that they
rejoicing at the wonderful results accomplished
You cannot doubt the efficacy Of my Set OF Rem
edes when you read my ronclad absolute guarantee,
hacked BY tnlegTity money, brains and reputation.
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F II Il F.
BOOK

Il have not been IN such good health for 10 year, a.
Peaceful sleep, clear brsin. Csed 10 average
a quart ofiiauor daily. Was completely cured In
S2 hours by Jour Treatr.ent..'
J. r. Eckenro.h, Chester. Pa, writes: Had been O
drinker many years hesyiiy' health nearly rused.
Could never stop until took your Remedies COM
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Hundreds OF References, that you write to,
will be sent with my Free Book. In Plain Wrapper.
In two three years the cured drtaker Is able to
up what he has lost in many years rest he
Il the full possession of mental and physical power
He becomes a man among men.
The drinker's other bed habits and often his all
meuts such stomach disorder rheumatism liver and
kdcy trouble ETC. usually disappear when he is cured
OF alcoholism. He bcsiss to love his hone and all
that Is near and dear to HIN. He 10 a changed man
and he finds that every minute is worth living
Ifyou cannot write to to-day, cut this advertise
out and keep II it will probably appear again
My address is always Edward J: Woods. es4 sixth
Aveuue, near Herald Square, New York, ". 7.
For drug habits, including the taking OF opium.
Choral cocaine morphine audanum, cholera mixtures
parecorc etc. have special remedies particulars Of
which will be sent application II you plainly what
drug being taken These treatments not the
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What ! say | do, | do do F!

Arc you n irinker? Do you wish to cure your
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my positive that within 7a hours after you Oh
tain my Set of Remedies you will be better sailsied with
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craving forever. Re among neni You can
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25th and 30th Me.
! TREAT
cATARRH
FREE

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Send Write for free trial treatment
day. giving full description of
Or. W. Q. COFFEE, Dept. 367 oes hacines, Iowa.
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Get the Genuine Drink Cure

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You should get DO not be misled by what TO be
cheaper but what Is absolutely vaaeless and means
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true Method which cures In I2 hours BY the clock.
The Woods Method Is known the world
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where. why? Because il Is the most successful and
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book. IL will be revelation
The National tribune., 1910-09-22
PENSIONS, PATENTS. B0uNTIES.

Pensions
n ccrsfnp
JOSEPH H.
The National tribune., 1910-09-22
DRUNKARDS SECRETLY CURED

Read about what 10 bcing accomplished and learn
that matter wba. have tried In the past
now succeed. Gentle. safe. guaranteed Method
Mr. W. X. Csrmsn. Echo. l. !. y. Y, writes Ny
husband drank heavily for over 80 year., lost pos
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pietely cured by the Woods Home Treatment We have
been very happy SINCE
Mrs SARAH Mock, wrey Colo. wriiss; MY husband
did stop drinking although it was Killing
and also Tried other remedies N vain lgHye him
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few days he completely eured' mas never 'Oucbsd
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find words To express my JOY. Your treatment
worked wonders with Mr. Lane BE il completely free
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Mrs- "a. Pring. 80 Williams Ave- Hyde Park xass
writes Il started giving your remedies TO gr Prng
Friday night and NJ sunday he wna com pleteiy
ing since. Was hard drinker many years"
John L. Corish n. d.. so Herbert ST. Brooklyn NY,
certites: ITO my personal knowledge. the Woods
Method for curing afcoh osm Ia perfectly safe and
liable. 1t cures In days 1 know many successful
cnscs-"
Fred A. GIddings, GoIhan,. Me-, writes Il drank
Iiquor 40 earscoud lind no cure until got Woods
Set Of Remedies Am completely free from craving :"
Mrs- C. Aiis, Box Palmer " writes. 81 first
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I. Happily married. although he has had some e1per-
fence with drink before. g Assures ha wife that he
Alcohol has again taken CONTROL despite his good In
tentions- q. Discharged. Employers do not for
drinking nowadays d. Acts Strangely toward his
family. 8. Tie poorly clothed children are mock cd
and their father called q drunkard. Z. What little
9. Has received Woods confessions of an Alcohol
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Remedies 10. The beginning of happIacssy post
man delivers box II. Putting Some medicine In his
coffee IL. He drinks it. She continues u give the
Will power has returned he promises never touch
another drop-and means It. Il. Getting rid OF the
evidences of his downfall Is. RegsDs the position he
had lost employer coIgratu.ates him on having taken
the " Gods Treatment, which Is curing many snd
which employer has recommended TO the wife 8. Nc
trouble pass saloons now. IL. Making q report Il
the Woods Office giving of a few wives who ough
n read hook. u. Home. IL is when KIN
The National tribune., 1910-09-22
II was a Heavy Drinker I

other book like t. Iespecally appeal TO those who have
wasted money on treatments and remedies which have
no lasting effect. Remember, it costs nothing and
you will always be glad that you wrote. correspond
strictly confidential Cut TINS advertisement out
,-nt,c nIint to-day.
The National tribune., 1910-09-22

ansiyzed the Woods
Treatment. The RENE
dies are perfectly
harmless, yet exceed
ingly effective, ernin-
entity adapted to ban
ish permanently the
craving for alcohol"
w. Z siade, New
Era.d0tn Pa writes
The National tribune., 1910-09-22

Alcohol 10 cast out Of Il.
There 4 nothing eItraordinsry about the Is Illus
tretions they represent merely typical case. could
show hundreds yes thousands Of interesting series all
varying somewhat. yet with the same general outcome
Ny Treatment the craving for drtk. and 10
succeeds in very many after all methods fail
Frequently large paid for treatment in san.
irarius institutes the liquor habit Is conquered
only brief period and the drnker is afterward per-
| manentiy cured by the Woods Method
Ny system consists of two forms OF Treatment.
and Ny Set OF Remedies Is guaranteed TO cnre Il
cohosn in three DAYS the d-inker willingly takes the
remedies. Ny B-Set of Remedies is the secret method
which Gradually detestaon Of drink 80 that the
/ person hstes even the odor OF it.
\ The W ooda' Remedies are guaranteed under the
u Pure Food and Drugs Act and covered by cor
tcate which nsures The preparations can De
taken by drinkers OF any men or women -
Please keep this adv ertisc1uent- you can do kind
ness. make homes happy and perhaps save hfe by
showing this to who need the good Address
The National tribune., 1910-09-22
Noihers, Wives, Sisters

8 While drifting from bad to worse, as all
slaves OF KING aicohoi & 90 nns1pecfeay fEmnn
4 My health was quickly restored. became and
respectable man. enjoying every benefit OF freedom
from the accrrsed alcohol speedily and naturally lost
all desire for drink took less and less began 10
fer tea coffee and other nonalcolIolic liquids; the
craving for liquor ceased; | could sleep per-
fectIy, my stomach became well and recovered from
rheumatisin and other ailments which now know were
due 10 my Indulgence in strong drink.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
Your Stationery

Is your silent representative. II
yen sell fine goods that are up
to-date in style and Of superior
quality IT ought to be rejected
tn your printing. We produce tha
kind that yau need and viii mot
feel ashamed to have represent
you. That Is the only kind tt
pays &c send out. Send your or.
dara to this Office,
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
N9MlZ.=EFGElEN X I
.22csEzS|7ADHNET
Baked Pears.

Wash ten pears of large size. Put a
Glove IN each pear and sprinkle with
sugar, or core and fill the cavities
with sugar. Put a slice of lemon and
more sugar in the baking pan, and add
boiling water to half the height of the
fruit. Cover and steam in the oven
for half an hour. Remove the cover
and bake until tender Remove the
pears and cook the strip until 1t jel-
lies. Strain and pour over the fruit,
and set away 10 cool: Serve with
whipped cream.
Another dessert in which these
pears may serve Is prepared BY toast
ing a slice of sponge cake on both
sides. dip in pear sirup, heap with
whipped, sweetened cream and lay a
halyed pear on top, placing an almond
meat in each cavity.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
Household Hints.

Muriatie acid will dissolve deposits
Of iron on porcelain made by the city
water. it Is a poison, SO should be
carefully put away.
Use a diluted solution Of oxalic acid
to remove fruit stains from the
hands. Get an ounce Of crystals, cover
with water in a bottle, and add water
as it is used. It will last for years
and works like a charm.
It will remove iron rust from linen
with a little salt, but must be care
fully rtnsed out after using.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05

lonE as the owner, so in the long run
It is cheaper than sticks and much
more satisfactory in every way The
upright standard of the support con.
sists Of wires running parallel to eacE
other except at intervals, where they
courerge and engage each other. There
are other circular pieces Of wire with
downwardly projecting prong5 which
can be fastened on TIE standard at
any OF the points where the sides con
verge, thus forming shoulders ir
which to hang the Erongs. Thes-
rings, 1t win be seen, can be novsd
up and down the standard to accom-.
modate the growing plant ard placed
where most needed. Maay plants that
are strong and healthy when young
turn cut badly because they are moi
properly trained, and with this support
they can be given the proper diroc-
ton. Aside fr0m It's other advantages
the device is much more attractive
than the usual ,unsighly stick used
for this purpose.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
AUTHOR ON TOMATO RATiONS
Barry Pain, Noted English Hamorist,
Underwent Poverty Period
After Success.

Londonderry Pain, whose new
Eliza stories are to be published
shortly, is undoubtedly one of the
most popular of living hu1norists. Aft
er leaving Cambridge university Mr..
Pain became classical tutor at a
Herammefs;s while there he sent an
article to the CornhiH called THE
Hundred Gates.n It Was accepted
promptly by James PaSn, then editor
of that periodical. who, furthermore,
sent the young author a very kind let
ter. The cleverness of this article at.
traeted the attention of Sir Francis
Bufnand and Wemyss Reid, editors o.
Punch. Mr.. Pains subsequent eontrf-
buttons to Punch and The Speaker
were SO successful that he resolved
to come to London.
Then came "a period Of romantic
poverty" a period in which he lived
on bread and tomatoes and in Ia.
borers dwelling It was during this
time that Mr. Pain received a visit
at the lahorer's dwelling from the
PomEous butler of his editor with an
invitation to dinner.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
GROWING In IMPORTANCE
Interest in State Fair is Becoming
Widespread

The magnitude of the Arkansas
state fair, to be held at Hot Springs
October 1o-l5, inclusive, has in
creased to the point where it is be-
ing spoken Of by the leading papers
IN other states as one of the great
est state functions in the south
west
Ex-president Roosevelt will e
receive d by committee Of ootal l.
men when he arrives to participate
a the aps1i1e Of the big show On
October %. Among these will e
The governors Of Arkansas, Miss.7
La, Tenn No. and Okla. There
will also be numerous congressman
and senators on the reception com
mittee. In addition to the above
the state fair Officials have invited
Speaker Joe Gala5n, one Of the
most talked Of men in the United
States; Judge Harmon Of Ohio,
Democratic idol and probable nom
inee for the presidency; Admiral
Dew ey, hereof Manila, and Mss
Helen Keller, The world fam9l S
blind girl, who, although deprived
of. the senses of sight, speech and
hearing has already acquired an
education far beyond that Of many
noted graduates
Poultry breeders throughout tie
state will be gladto know that work
has already beenfommeneed on Il
magnificent building in which the
poultry exhibits will be taken care
Of. Ample arfalsemenfs are being
made to aeeomsAaez five thousand
fowls.
The City Of leo viii take
advantage 9th po rfunity which
the state fair y ford 10 adyer-
tise the ati1 and resources
ss ss9. 's: of ''@l .sS '.'. sss.. Il. Il vi d..
E. .:.:':: :: s: = : s;:;::: ;::.:. EN-.
!: 8 !" !: g: G.: !:
be given aN The exhibit
will be shi| 1ireet from tn,
Chic Valley Etion.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
GRAPES or bHzsT QUALITY
May Be eeour4by Placing Paper
Bags Over c listers, Preventing
Fruit From Rottlng.

IN many secsqs not all of the
grapes were kuld ddR the heavy freeze
and storm in April and not a few Of
those that were killed came out later
with new shoots bearing some clus-
ters Of grapes.
If you wish to Procure grapes of the
highest quality and free from rot, ship
and fasten paper bags over the clus.
ters' Growers mania paper bags are
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
PROMINENT EDITOR OF
WALDRON, ARK,
CONVERTED
SAFE--HIS LETTER
Waldron, Ark, Oct. 9, 1909,
Nl. Wm. Brooks, Prop,
Brooks Med. Co, Russellville,

Brooks Med. Co, RnsseliVllie,
Ark.
Ny Dear Sir: For several weeks
have been intending to write yot
in regard 10 yonr Baby Balm.
II yen remember when you were
here this summer I told you thai
ear baby was sick. He was then
having his third attack of bowel
trouble this summer. They were
very severe. The first two wert
exceedingly alarming and I spg
gested to my wife that we try you
remedy but she WAS preiadieed
against patent medleiae' SO was [,
but | knowing You, gave ne coil.
fideHee 10 some extent, (pardon the
modified elaase.)
In the last case however my wife
agreed to try your Baby Balm |
went to my doctor and told him
lAat | wanted to try it. He said
he did not know what it contained
Int to give it a trial. We did, and
it worked like a charm Now my
wife will not be without it and the
baby has not had Il bad case with
his bowels since we began using it.
You know how parents are about
the baby. We watch him and if
any trouble is Indicated Brooks
Baby Bowel Ealm is put into SER
vice promptly and it has not failed
10 keep him straight 50 far.
have been 1T the arng stores
here on different occasions when
parties come in for baby medicine
aua | Just cant (and don't try) to
keep from sbatfin il and telling
them to gft yo0 ii35aa.,l B3a!!lI1l.-J!.asti-
night before 'ast a man came into
drug sbore to get baby medicine.
My wife says "tell him to get Baby
Balm," bat he had already learned
its wef5A aHd lbal was what AAe wa,
after
Yon you~seIf know tIat / hay,
always found Objection to the pub
lishidg 1t patent medicine advpl
tiSement% in my lmp"r and | uevp.
thought that ! would be Il aNersont
write recommendation for a pa
ent medicine, but ! could hard
resist in his case sincr feeling +,
great banrf received from "
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
Cenerali8ies.

Try common glue to enrich the sofl
Of your ferns.
Wrap everything odofous, as fish
corned beef, ETC.. in cloths Wrung out
of cold water.
Fruit keeps well in a refrigerator II
wrapped in paraf1n paper.
Small holders to handle hot dishes
may be made from the legs Of old
hose.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
Marooned in Berina sea.

witt rffs sszi7Tf7f5 a
few days ego of the schooner Bender
Brothers went the only means of com
nunieation with the outside world in
nearly year of three white peo-
Dle-Dr Edwar O. Campbell, his wife,
9nd Miss Anna Anderson, who are en-
Taged in the Indian educational work
or the government at Gambell, on St..
lawrence island, in the Behrlng sen.
vince last October no word has come
rom them and none has been ex-
ected.
For the last week officials In the
laska education service have been
athafiug magazines and other pubn-
atoms. which will serve to while
way the hours during the long arctic
isdts sropg the whites and natives
a0g the coast from Bristol bay to
H~e.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
Baby Balm.
Very respectfully yours,
W. e. Baker.
.BnhYR Balm.

cry respectfully yours,
W. &. Baker.
The above is one of the thousands
of unsolicited letters received in
support of Baby Balm and this baby
is one of the 60, 600 Arkansas Babies
testing Baby Balm lasty year, among
which was not a single failure or
complaint.
Mr.. Baker is editor and proprie
tor of the Advance Reporter of
Waldron, Ark, one Of the largest
and best weekly newspapers in the
state. His letter is given space
here because Of his known preia.
dice against patent medicines.
The manufacturers offer $1,000 for
Il formula or prescription producing
a greater per cent Of cures than
Baby Palm. They also offer $10o
for case Of bowel infection III
children that viii not yield to Baby
Balm if given under specific direc
tions from beginning.
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05
SIMPLE SUPPORT FOR YlhaI
Clio Nan Arr1nges Device for Train.
ing FIowere Straight ard Holds
Them in Place.

An Olto man has designed a useful
little article in the plant support
shown herewith 1t is made Of gal
vanized iron wire and will last as
Washington telegraph., 1910-08-05

the Kind to use When the grapes ars
abcut half grown cover each bunch
Tiih pager bag by Sitting the top to
ut the stem Of the bunch and fasten.
irg thc lars down with pirs Grapes
covered with tafer baga are not only
OF better quality, but they rlpen earli-
eF' and tie bags are protection
against frost for late maturing sorts.
The illustration slows low fla opora.
son is Performed.
The Adair County news., 1910-06-08
Death Of Mrs. Emily BledsOe.

The subject of this notice was born
and reared in Wells Bottom, Clinton
county. She was married to Mr.. G. w.
Bledsoe about three years ago, died the
18th of May at her late home, near
Greensboro. She was lady Of excel
lent character and had been a faithful
member of the Christian Church since
early girlhood. She was daughter of
Mr.. Allen Irvine and besides her hus-
band and father, she leaves a young
baby and several brothers and sisters.
She was the sunshine of the home, loved
by all her neighbors, and her passing
caused many hearts to bleed Much
sympathy is felt for the surviving hus.
band and the infant child and all other