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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-12

Miss l.. e. Townsend Of Barre. who has
feen with Mrs. Clarence Sault since sun
day, went to Barre Wednesday.-Misses
Evelyn and Ellen Webster. who came
from Hudson, Ohio, to remain Tor some
time with Mrs. Anna Morse, left for Con-
necticut Wednesday, where they VIII Visit
till about the middle of October.-Miss
Edith Blanchard. who has been In North
field attending the fair returned Wednes-
day.-1Iarold Gilman a former clerk IN
the store of Bell Brothers, arrived from
Barre. where he Is employed In the
Vaughan store for a few days.--Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ Atwood left Wednesday for
Barnard for 10 days with their daughter
Mrs Edwin Amsden-Mr. and Mrs. j. b.
Eldredge have gone on trip to Boston
and during their absence, Mr.. Williams OF
Brantree Is assisting in the off1ce.-Mrs.
s. c. Gabrielle has come from Rochester
for few days at her home while looking
after some needed repairs on her mousse
Mrs. j. d. Battles of Montpelier Is being
entertained by Mrs. j. +. Lamson.-Mrs
James Oney left Tuesday for betnel.
where she went to open the house of her
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Bridges, who has
been in Maine with her husband. The
latter has been i'll there.-Mrs. Pike OF
Montpelier arrived Tuesday ard went at
once to the home of her niece. Mrs Ida
Davis, for several weeks.-Miss Cora Hol-
brook left Tuesday afternoon for Barre
to remain for few days.-Mrs Eliza
Convey and Mrs. Delbert Covey, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey.
left for their home in Exeter. n. H.. We'd
nesday.-Miss Laura Wedgwood is assist
Ing in the bank for a few days-The front
of the old Thurston building was taken
ont on Wednesday to place new glass
windows for the bank. The work Is now
being pushed rapidly forward and IL Is
hoped that 1t will he ready for use before
November miss May Blossom OF Bethel
VAS in town Wednesday.-Mrs. f. l..
Walker Of Boston, who has been with her
, nephew. Herbert Patch, and family, left
Wednesday,.
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs James Walsh, who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Louise Quinn, has
returned 20 Leominster, Mass. She was
accompanied home by Miss Florence
Elliott.--Miss Emaline Scanlon a nurse
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Of Bur
lington, is passing her vacation with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Scanlon.-
Mrs. w. d. Roll and daughter, who have
been visiting at |. W Horns several
weeks. have returned to New York.-D.
w. Flagg and family We're called to Ran
doph this week by the death of Mr..
Flagg's moth r.-Mr. and Mrs. Lois
Wyman of Boston are visiting at w l..
Cookies
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WAlTsFIELD.

Mrs. Pingrce and daughter who han
been spending several weeks at A. W
Bigelow's, left Monday for Charlestowd
y. H.-Mrs. r. W.. McAlister is vlsltin|
IN Randolph.-Miss Mildred Farr left Sal
friday for her school in Richford.- Flo3
RE Mccarthy and sister, Miss Kate, VIII
have been visiting in town, returned d
their home in Lawrence, Mass, Sunday 4
Mrs. Frank Ninton and daughter, VIII
have been spending the past month Wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. II. HastingI
returned to their home in MassachILset d
last week.-Mrs.. G. NJ Jones spent severd
Gays with her sister at Heaton hospitd
last week.-F. S. Bell went Monday to s.
Adams, whore he expects employment o.
the c. V. Railway
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from pnEc ~

short funeral service was held here Tues
day morning. the Rev. ID. l.. Sanford
of Hardwck officiating. The remains were
then taken to North Danvile for inter-
ment, prayer being offered at the grave.
Herbert Wright, who has assisted in a
drug store at Windsor for a few weeks,
is n guest for a short time of Mark
Cutting.--Thc fancy gray team, exhibited
by Smith and Tilotson at the fair and
awarded first prize. has been sold to II.
w. Adams of Troy The team weighed
$500 pounds Miss Madge Small went to
johnson Monday evening to visit her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. j. $.
Bicknell.--Lee Child of Denver, colo. is
n guest of his cousin. Fred Child.-Mcssrs.
Riddle and Crockett of ilardwick.
socialists. will speak here Saturday even
ing at eight o'clock.-Mrs w. i. Walsh
of Philadelphia, Pa. a guest for several
days of her daughter and husband Or.
and Mrs. George l.. Bates. went to Bur
lington Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs Fannie Cenge. Mrs Mary Watson
went to Sheldon Tuesday for week with
Mrs. G. w. Maynard Miss Carrie
Mower is taking a two weeks vacation
from her duties in the depot restaurant.
l
gate Springs. Mrs Ernest Page will fill
her place during her absence. George T..
Earle has been detained from work in his
store for some days by ilness.-Lewis
Deccll has made an exchange of his
house on Randolph street for farm in
North HYDE Park.-Mr and Mrs. Herman
Tllotson are passing several days IN
St Johnsbury. guests of his brother and
w Tr-
]. II. Guynn. who has passed 10 weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rock. returned to Boston Tuesday. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Sarah Rock-Mrs. NJ y. Dick arrived
Tuesday from Scotland, joining her hus-
band, who is employed in the Wallace
Bros granite works-Nirs. Marc
Churchill returned to Graniteville Tues
day and was accompanied by Miss Eliza
beth Churchill, who will visit her brother
and wife for week or two.
Judge George NJ. Powers left Tuesday
night on a business trip to New York
Miss Faith Delano has gone to Gardner
Mass, where che has a position in the
Gardner praded school.-N1iss Alice Smith
who has passed a year in Colorado arc
California, arrived Tuesday evening fol
an indefinite stay.-Mrs. Maggie flower
son of Wolcott came Tuesday evening tc
visit Mr.. and Mrs. David Muzzy.- ant
Mrs. Henry Glenwood of Mechanicsville
N. Y, are guests of her sister and nus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mcdonald
Miss Ora Courtney, who has been en-
ployed at Woodsvile n. H.. for three
months, came home Tuesday evening fol
a few weeks stay.-Mr. and Mrs. b. +
Udall went to st. Johnsbury Wednes
day for few days.-George w. Clarl
was visitor in St. Johnsbury Wednes
day.-The Township Sunday School as
sociatlon will hold its annual meeting a
the Universalist Church during the after
noon and ewing of Monday, Septembe
Is. Miss Ralch. the State field secretary
will be present to assist in these SEES
sions
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WATERBURY,.

The spacious home and grounds Of Rerj
resentative-elect r. n. Demeritt wer
filled Monday evening at an "at home
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Demeritt. TIL
Waterbury Citizens band furnished mus.
for the evening and speeches were mad
by G.. +. Moody. the Rev. W. E. Dougla.}
the Rev. Father Coffey and Mr. Demertt
These We're introduced by William O'Nei
chairman of the democratic town commit !
tee. After the speeches the large numbe|
lined up and passing down the receivin|
line congratulated Mr.. and Mrs. Demeri
lit, who We're assisted in receiving by MI
and Mrs. +. c. Luce, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
O Nell and 2. J. Grace. The INTRODUCTORY
committee were Mr.. and Mrs. w. n
Clark. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Smith AMI
Mrs. b. r Demeritt; the reception conf
mittee, the Rev. and Mrs. w. Z. Dougla \
DR.. F. j. Foster. Harvey Robinson, LEM
uel Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll robinson
Mr.. and Mrs D. T. Harvey. b. r. Deme1
lit, MIR. and Mrs. f. +. Palmer Jr.. Mr.j
d. w. Cooley ushered into the dining room
where refreshments were served. Mrs. n
c. Jones was in charge. Mrs. Lemuel Lyot
and Mrs. Charles Robinson served AMI
the mattresses We're Mrs. p W. Demerit1
the Misses Beatrice Atherton, Amy Grid
fifth, Harriet Boyce. Margaret Dickie AMI
Marjorie Luce. Mrs. II. &. Lease, Mrs 8
w. Guptil and Alpha Davis had charg|
of the refreshments. The outside decoral
lions We're in charge of D. c. Jones AMI
consisted of bunting and flags. with prom
inent pictures of Wilson and Marshall
The inside decorations were in charge d
Mrs ID. c. Jones and consisted of gladio1
in the hall, asters in the parlor. hydra
geas in the library and sweet peas in TIL
dining ROOM 1t is estimated that over I'd
attended.
Oficers elected by the Woman's Mission
are: Honorary president. Mrs. L. Fl
Elliot: president, Mrs. b. Il. Demeritt
vice president of the home department
Mrs. Myron Graves; secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. Julia Seabury; vice-presden
of the foreign department, Mrs. +. +
Palmer Jr., secretary and treasurer, Mrs
L. Fl. Elliot: delegates to the State con
vention at Burlington, Mrs. W. l.. Boi
court and Mrs. T. l.. knight-Mrs. JOIN
Magee and daughter have returned to thei
home in DuXbury after spending mOntl
at the home of her father, Superintendent
Grout.-Dllingham Grange is fast GROW
ing In popularity. II being initiated at tn
last meeting. A large company from III
Center Grange We're present to confe
the degree A number of petitions wer
! also received
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DERBY,

The school In the Hopkins district dis
continued 80 long for lack Of pupils. open
cd again Monday. A family with several
children has moved into the district.
Miss A. Bryant OF Stanstead. an old and
experienced teacher. teaches the school.
There will be at least 1C pupils.-The
freshman class at the academy Is un-
usually large. The number of pupils VIII
reach nearly 10O.--The common school
opens with the same teachers as last
term. with the addition Of Miss Lottie
Tuller.-Miss Grace Bryant Of 1rasburg Is
taking the teachers normal course in the
academy and boards with Mrs. E. L.
Daley.-Mr and Mrs George Taylor of
Attleboro Mass, are the guests Of his
brother, w. M. Taylor.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs Myra Dumas, who mas been visit
ing in this vicinity. returned to her work
in Montpelier Monday,-Miss Maud John
son was the guest of her parents over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Don Eaton and
children Of California are visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Roland Grifith.-Mr. and Mrs.
Birne Griffith returned Saturday from
Waterbury Center and johnson, where
they had been visiting.-Grace Buckley re-
turned from Boston Sunday.-The village
school commenced Monday with Grace
Bulkley in the upper grade ana Ethel
Child in the lower grade.--A number from
here attended the fair in Mortified Tues
day.--C. d. Ashly was in Montpelier sat
urday.-Bert Weston has moved from
Wards tenement ON to the common and
20 work for Harry Bronson, Mrs
'urdls aud daughter. Grace. went IL
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JOHNSON.

The normal school opened on the third
and also the hish school. The grades
opened the 10th. An attendance of over so
Is assured. The normal has % Students
Mrs. o. A. hempton ana daughter, who
have spent the summer at Lake Placid,
N. Y, came home on the 5th.-Mrs
Arthur Grow cut her hand serious
ly and blood poisoning was feared for q
few days. That danger is now passed.
Mrs. o. w. Stearns died Friday morn
Ing. Services were held Sunday at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev.
Mr.. Crawford officiating George Diling-
ham died very suddenly Sept. 10 from
heart failure. lie was In poor health
Tor year, but did not give up until a
few weeks ago. lie leaves a wife and
one son. A Masonic funeral was held
!. l.. Pearl was In charge at the grave.
1t had been planned that there be an
escort from the r. A NJ, but as it rain
ed 1t was given up. Mr.. Dillingham; has
been leading figure In town affairs for
number of years-Mrs. Warren Tracy
and daughter, Ada, from Spencer, Mass,
are Keeping house in their residence on
Railroad street for a few weeks.-Mrs
Phelon from San Francisco Cal. is visit
ing Mrs. j. l.. Pierce for "A few DAYS
Mrs. George f. Goodwin started for her
home In Ardmore. Okla, Monday.-Mr
and Mrs. Howard Stevens We're visitors
here Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Arthur Pike
and daughter, Norman Ober, Mrs. FLOR.
ence Balch and Mrs. f. II. Sherwin lief,
for Worcester, Mass Monday.-Former
Principal F. ID. Collins preached at tho
Congregational Church Sunday in place OF
the Rev. ]. *. Fuller.-Miss Gladys Chap
pei and Bertha Hitchcock left for Mont
pelier Seminary Monday,-Thomas Rich
ardson of North Hyde Park was in town
Monday.-John Laraway was in Morris
VILE Monday.-O. A. Mcfarland spent
Sunday with his family here.--D. b. Hill
from Taunton, Mass, is visiting his ia.
ther.-Freeman Boyce Is able to sit up
but cannot walk as yet.--C. +. Hayford
shipped car of wrench handles to Wor,
cester, Mass, Tuesday
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WATERVILLE.

Lewis Roberts has gone to Orleans
whore he has work,-Mrs, Frank Stearns
of Johnson visited her son, f.. y. Stearns
The past week.-Curtis Clements of Grand
Isle is spending the week with T.. =
Wctheroll.--I'ay Wethcrell has moved
from Montgomery Center into one of the
Stearns tenements at the upper village 49,
Mr., and Mrs Clarence Storey of Yonkers
n. Y, and Richard Storey and Mr., ant
Mrs. Morton Goodrich of Richmond visit
ed the Rev. and Mrs. storey last week
Mr.. and Mrs Charles McNultN ana his
sister, Charlotte, and Mr.. licky of Nor
witch, Conn, visited Mrs. McNulty's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Il. Bennett.
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LOWELL.

Mr., and Mrs. James +. Murphy are the
parents of a son, born September 3-Miss
Rose BannOn of Boston is the guest OF her
uncle, r. T, Murphy,-Roy Brahana went
to Hanover. N. H.. Monday to enter Dart
mouth Colege.-C. 8. Pudvah has sold
LIS farm to his son. Howard Pudvah.-A
daughter, Esther Lucy. was born sep
TENDER to the Rev. and Mrs H. Z.
Ilttemore, Mrs. John Cummins, VINO mas
been visiting her parents. MI ana Mrs.
! $. Kicker, returned saturday TO her
home in Rosindale. Mass.-James
Fletcher of Cornish. n. H.. Is the guest
Of his daughter, Mrs. {. H. Newton
and Mrs. W. II. Pope were called 10
Jonesvlle, Il. c.. last week by the Illness
of Mr. Pope's father.-Mrs. C. L. stan
nard went 10 Fitch Bay p. g., MONDAY
on business,-Mrs. Robert Niplock ana
son Of Keeue, N, H., arc visiting tg'enas
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NORTHFIELD.

The remains of the late George \
Abbott arrived from Porto Rico on Wed
nesday. and burial services were hcl
at Elmwood cemetery Fridays. Charle
Yeaton and family returned to Brood
Ign Friday morning. Mrs. Ellen
Leonard has purchased the Mrs Nell
tosh house on South street.-Warre
Greenwood has completed work at III
railroad station, his place being occupie
by Arthur Lambert-Bernice and Evely
Cross are to attend Goddard seminar
1hls fall
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ALMOST CREDIBLE.
u'rom the Montpelier Journal)

n from The MOntpcIler JOuTnaTJ
agriculture was talking on the Maure1
tania about the record crops OF 1912.
These wonderful crops he said, 'are
almost enough to make you believe the
eros --Cut saw story.
"A farmer, YOU know, sent his hired
man to neighbours with a note say
ing:
"'Frlend Smith-Will you please lend
me your cross-cut saw, as ! wish to cut
a watermelon up. so as to get 1t into my
draY?
"The ncghhor wrote back:
Friend jones' would be glad tc
lend YOU my saw. hut same has just goI
stuck in q cantaleup',"
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WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

At meeting of the board of trad
Tuesday evening, the following officer
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi
dent. f. \. Carr, first vice. president
George Nichols, second Vice-president, /
f. Adams secretary, Frank Chapman
treasurer. +. I. Williams The execu
tive committee consists of c. r. Cum
mings, j. NJ. Gilbert, f. z. Campbell
II. : Edison and r. f. stevens. y vot
of thanks was rendered j. NJ, Gilbert
retiring president Lunch was served,
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Ia town.-E. ]. Blanchard has sold his
farm to his brother, p. N. blanchard
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McGregor Of Rich
ford are in town.-Charlcs Briggs Is In
Boeton.-At the Congregational parson-
age September 4 Miss Mary Goulding Of
Westneld and Herbert r. Chase were
united In marriage by the Rev. T.. T.
Hurd
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

School commenced in the Ball distric
Monday with Miss Ada Gray of Calais a
teacher.-Mrs. j. d. Bailey closes he
house this week, and after short visit |
Cabot and Marshfield goes to Greenland
Mass, to spend the fall and winter.-Ze
ma Goodell returned on Saturday to he
school in Swanton.-Mrs. Mile Wells, VIII
has been visiting in town. goes this wee
to Swanton to live with her daughter
Mrs. Carl Fletcher.-Henry Wheeler
suffering from rheumatism.-W Warren Ain:
worth Is occupYlng his cottage
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WORCESTER.

Mrs. Agnes Foster and her daughte
Miss Bessie a. Whipple, and two children
who have been guests of Mr.. and Mr.
J. r. Wilson for several weeks, are no
visiting in Mlton.-Mr. and Mrs. J. Albe1
Cavanaugh have returned to their hon
In New York city after three wee X
vacation spent with relatives here an
Calais aud Iarre
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Washington are guests OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Watkins-The Kew.
II. c. Howard preached at the Secohd
Congregational Church Sunday In the
absence of the Rev. II. Il. Harmed.
Prof. C. S. Cornell of Tennessee ana
Mrs. NJ T.. Shafcr of Massachusetts
assisted in the singing-Prof. and Mrs.
c. s. Cornell and daughter left for Ten
npssep Tuesday niuht,
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Montpelier Monday to visit for few da
and will go from there to visit her daugj
ter, Mrs. Carpenter, in Putnamsville.|
Mrs. Walker from Burlington is the gue|
of Mrs, Haylett
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EAST WARREN.

J. l.. Spaldng was in Montpelier satur
day.-Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Lyford hay
returned from Gaysville, where he ma
been i'll for the past three weeks
James Pierce. who has had bad han
for several weeks. went 10 the heato
hospital and had finger remoNe'
neutrality-suspicious. Lovette of Lebanon
y. a.. is in town.. l" McGlaflin o
Northiield was in town Sunday.-Niliian
Freeman was in Rochester sunday
Eddie Turner and Lawrence Ford Wen
to Barre Monday, where they VIII atten
school-Frank Benefits mother ha
had a shock of paralysis. Mrs, Laur
Bonette is caring for her.
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Mrs. Dunwaven and Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler
OF South birmingham, Mass, Mrs. Luce
and Mrs. Jenkins Of Walton, Fla and
the Rev. Lemue Davis Of Binghamton,
N. Y.
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.!EFFERsONVILLI;.

1t Is expected tho Rev. II. T.. Harmed
will return and hold services ms usual on
Sunday.-Miss Sibyl Raymore has gone
to Highsate TO teach School-Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Leighton from the State Of
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BENSON.

Miss Helen Deyette. Mrs David Nc
Kenzie and Mrs. a. o. Treadwell arrived
Thursday and are at George Deyette's
Mrs Mckenzie goes to her home in New
York soon and Mrs. Treadwen to i
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WOLCOTT

william j, Promo of Hardwick and
Phla a. Towner of Woo ibury werc
married at the Methodist parsonage
by the Rev j. r. BaXendale on Sep
temher q.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

Try McCartney's Guernsey Milk.
Samples on request. ID. and A. Phone
Sf6sA.%
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
not SALTS, OIL OR
'PILLSBUT CASCARETS
No Odds How Sick Your StOm'
aCh; How Hard YOur Head
Aches or How Bilious
CaSCaretS Make You
Feel Great

You men and women who somehow
can't get feeling right-who have an
almost daily headache coated tongue,
foul taste and foul breath, dizziness,
can't sleep, are bilious, nervous and
upset, bothered with a sick, gassy. dis
ordered stomach. or have backache
and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarcts, or merely forcing a pas
sagoway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
important
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse and regulate the stomach, re-
move the sour. undigcsted and fer
menting food and foul gases; take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out of the system all the decomposed
waste matter and poison In the intes-
tines and bowels.
A Cascarot tonight will straighten
you out by morning. l0-cent box
from any drug store will leep your en-
tire family feeling good for months
Don't forget the children. They love
Cascarets because they taste good
do good--never grippe or sickon.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
Breaks the Fetters That
Bind Men
Hundreds Here Know It.


"Break away from that silment
or complaint that units you for
business or pleasure You can.
not expect the fullest enjoyment or
pleasure in life fettered TO drag,
says an eminent physician, writing
TO prominent business man in this
city. Break the fetters that bind
youl Throw them on Begin new
life today--now. Regulate the hours
OF sleep. Choose carefully your food.
Read cheerful inspiring papers or
books. Let the following prescrip-
tioh be used regularly for several
weeks or months and all such symp-
toms as these will vanish Dull,
eunken eyes; cold extremities, back
ache. headache. sleeplessness, thin
ness tor over fnt), weakness IN the
spine, twitching, spots before tho
eyes, pains in back Of head. tremb-
ling. fatigue, dependency, impaired
memory loss Of appetite, fabby
muscles, shrinking skin, constipation,
kidney disorders and general rest
lossnes aud inability 10 do import
ant duties when they should be
done
For the benefit Of those who want
a restoration TO full bounding health
and all tho happiness accompanying
IL. the following home treatment is
given. II contains no opiates or
habit.formng drugs whatever. Mix
IL at home and no one will be the
wiser as 60 your afiiction.
The treatment is simple, thorough
and correct Leading druggists sup
ply the main tinctures, extracts and
essences in one.ounce bottles, ready
10 mix Get three ounces syrup sar-
saparilia compound mix with one
ounce compound huid balmwort, and
stand two hours. Add one ounce
compound essence cardiol, and one
ounce tncture cadomene compound
(not cardamom) Shake well and
take a teaspoonful after each meal
and one at bedtime.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
METHODISTS
GREET BISHOP

Continued from First Page.)
the only thing that would prevent the
coming of Socialism was the assump-
tion on the part of Christian men Of
the duties they ought to be perform
ing.
In conclusion the Bishop pointed TO
the rich rewards of an investment of
self in a life dedicated to God. saying
the rich men in Wilmington got no
such high per cent. on their millions
invested. He spoke of the chorus of
school children to honor Archbishop
Prendergast in Philadelphia, as an
emblem of the song of triumph in the
heavenly city.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
SOCIALISTS
OPPOSE The
NEW CHARTER
Contlnued from FIrst Page.

Continued from First Page
be such, unless they be Office seek
ers.
What are you going to do about
it," he asked. There is some excite
ment now over who shall be the next
President Well will It make any
difference to you whether Taft OF
Roosevelt is elected? The President
is powerless to help If the people are
not behind him and II Roosevelt car
lead you to paradise he can lead you
back again"
Representative Maurer offered &c
debate the question that a Republican
or Democratic President would ho
help the working class with any Dem
ocrat or Republican present, but ths
challenge was not accepted.