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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
How to Beautify a
Weatherbeaten Face
lFrom Kenutv nnh II.al,h

-. tFrom Beauty and Health)
reaiiy simple matter TO renovat 70
ulhary mercolized wax. used like cold
cIeail, VIII transform the worst old com
pIeNlon INTO one OF SNOWY Wilderness and
NeINety sowtness. II literally peels on
the outer veil OF surface skin but so
kehtiy. gradually. there's no discomfort
me WORKOUT skin comes OF. NOT IN
Patches' but evenly. In tiny particles.
The younger. healthier under-skin rorn-
ing the new complexion Is one OF can
4Naths loneliness. one ounce or ner
SoIlEed wax. TO be had or any drusxisf
- enough TO remove any coarse chapped
plhpled, freckled. faded or -allow skfn
mornings. a. VIZ
MANY sk.ns rinkle easily with every
An-tNcellent wrinkle-remover becsr.s a.,
tens the skin and strength ems re-
me- muscles, is a wash lotion made q =
roilows' Powdered saNolite l oz dis-
s94yed IN witch hazel, one-halr point.
This gives immediate results-Ady
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means moro than saving. II means
earning. working planning increas
luA, as wei Ss CDLserying" That b..
inruf in Ifs highest and h-osdast
sense means individual efficiency bofb
in production and expenditure II
means r'.finr Tho biggest possible
financial value ont Of your ablIitic.
ana then Getting the highest possible
'l.loII ana happiness value out Of
ihat financial value
ln short thrifi De- The art of making
tho most ~ things
are You thrifty in that sense7
Mo vow making fhc most OF your op.
p'Iiuuitin. and abilities
Arc you making Tho most ont OF
NNdi'F'r h0Hucial return these abUi.
TICS h-.uE 1uur
They say Chat French flmuy could
1--WE ou MHHf au American family
wastes and that Chinese family
could live con- what French family
wastes
And yet rlr French family IN canno,
NunDh fnr Nh. Cfirr.nI. seem fo got
just . much comfort and happiness
.uf u. u.n Ha ua Americans
That wrfrs uo spend more money
ham they for Che same value. and We
.o if MOE nrlv Iv tho maur Eemcnt OF
our households. hut in many other d.
recticns
o think nc American people have
AWAY. -hIfI HvaF from tho idea 81
thrift because fIcN connected % With
u1ralwuub AND Thought 90 unworthy oF
tnrw Hut surely making the mos
of things i~ un worthy ideal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

wedding Invitations for tho mar
jag" of NI. Edna Eureuis Robert.
tnd lr William Henri. Hobbs have
been received here Or Hobbs Ii a
-1r NJ Mr. and SIR. W % Hobbs al
Martins FNrry flo la BE- graduate .f
Wash Irr and tHa University ~
ifhnff IFuria Medical College Ir
hfH boon assistant house physician at
tho BlOssburg State Hospital for tho
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sta,t, Rn,h w.aa.rn

If was Nlss Mabel Freda Roth 81
tho Island who was married 10 Mr.
Spencer Oliver stake Of Martini
Forry Saturday afternoon Row Mr.
Iutslar performed Tho ceremony and
following the wedding Tho Young pco
pl" loft FOR q wsddinE tour Thny
ar" both vol known in this city ami
Martins Ferry. Whole Nr stake is
manager 81 Tho Woolworth Five and
Ten Cent store
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Frank Williamsh former well known
local newspaper man. leaves to-day
Tor New Castle. Pa. where he has
accepted a position on the Evening
Herald
Miss lydia Good OF Woodlawn is
confined TO her home by Illness.
Mis- Ruth Hillman. daughter OF n
=. Hillman. jeweler. Will arrive home
today TO stay over the holidays. Miss
liillman IS a student al the well known
Gaucher College. OF Baltimore. Md
Mrs. j. w O'Neal. OF Adena. ia Wis
iting Mrs. Martin Brandner. OF West
Hanover street. Martins Ferry.
Oscar Yertzell. Of the Wheeling
Mold q Foundry Company. will leave
TO day for Tampa. Orlando and Jack
sonville. Fla, in the interest OF the
company
LOWS Williams. the prominent engi.
neer or the Board Of Trade building
is confined to his home I'm this city
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. VI. : j. TaEgart. OF Toronto.
Ohio. Is visiting at the home OF her
brother on the Island Mr. Joseph Par
kpr
Prof Charles II Patterson. OF Lins-
" institute. viii spend the holiday va
cation 90 his home iu Morgantown
Major ". u. Conner. commandment
OF cadets Il Linsly Institute. will
spend the holiday vacation visiting at
his home az Ansfead ". Va
] l. Davis. chief clerk I'm the rail
way mail service at Pittsburgh. Pa.
was a caller in the city Yesterday.
Lloyd T. Eueix spent yesterday in
bethany. visiting az the college and
looking after business matters
General 10 p Caldabaugh. OF tho
Rows Irir"do viii return this morn.
INK from Cambridge. o.. after attend.
INK M" installation exercises or Com
uany :. second Ohio Regiment. last
night
". . Linton. Who. FOR the past year.
has been constable 200 Justice Of the
Pence Loe Dobbs court will leave
early next week for Buffalo. y v.
vhcro no viii make his future home
Carl T. leafherVood member 81
the law class az tho West virginia
q University is spending his vacation
with friends and relatives FOO This city
Prof J. g. Duncan az the Sherrard
Consolidated tliEh school will leave
TODAY Tor his home l1 Martinsburr. to-
spend tho holidays
Corporal George Dcyiuney. who was
shot some time uro iy Hayward Man.
u'l 1' fhe same time " Hammcrle
was KILLED is ImnrovinE nicely az his
home on thc ~outh side
Miss Ethel Notzner ~ Goucher
COLLEGE Baltimore has returned fo
Urr home on tho Sorfh Side. whore
shc viii spend the holidays with hcr
hcr parents.
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Mrs Fred Faris. ~ tho island. will
entertain this afternoon with % "toa
Tor Mrs Frederick Beatty. ~ Manning
ION. " Va. who ig o. holiday guest Dol
iho city. Tho affair will Do protuIy
appointed. with tho decorations aud
n'hor appointments In keeping with
'h" holidays There wii be orchestra
music and during Tho reception hours
from 10 .. over hundred guests viii
cali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
EIks' HOLIDAY Dance

The Elks' club will entertain with
a holiday dance on the evening OF
January 6. A saxaphone orchestra
will furnish the music. This will be
a novelty dance. special features be.
Ing planned by the committee in
charge.
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The Dansant.

The dansant will be repeated to-day
at the Fort Henry Club. when Miss
Nancy Peterson will again be in
charge. The first OF the series. given
Wednesday. WAS so successful that
many reservations have been made
FOR today Bridge will be enioved
from 20 3. and tea will be served
from % : Dancing will also be
enjoyed from 10 : Many will play
bridge. and how pleasant IL will BE-
10 do your shopping and then drop
into mo club for cup Of tea and a few
hours spent socially
Miss Peterson is confident that this
affair will be equally as ENJOYABLE as
the one given Wednesday. The fol.
lowing are the reservations M to last
evening. and Miss Peterson. Tele.
phone Altcnheim p. will be glad 10
hear from others.
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For Bridge.

Miss Agnes Wilson. one table. Mrs
j. Russell Houston. one table: Mrs G.
Howard simpson. one table. Miss Kate
iiazlett. one table: Miss Florence OFT.
two tables. Mrs Frank Schmidt. one
table. Mrs - Walker Peterson. one
table. Mrs Alfred PAUL. one table:
Mrs Crawford Booth one table. Miss
Virginia Browne. one table
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Past few years. The cards read as
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Howes Roberts
request your presence at
the marriage of their daughter
Edna Eugenia
TO
DR.. William Henry Hobbs
"Wednesday, Jan :. 1914. at 1850 a N.
St Luke's church. BloSSburg. Pa.
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The new year concert and ball 10
be given at the Arion hall by that so
ciety will be on the evening OF De-
cember 81. Some OF the best local
talent will participate in the program
and Neister's orchestra will furnish
the music. Prof. Schockey will direc,
the singing and the Arion Singing so
ciety has planned an interesting pro-
gram OF German songs. Following
tho concert the young people will en-
Joy dancing and at IL o'clock a lunch
con will be served as usual by Mrs.
Edahl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Ed hear DO bel preparing for ono
of those trips to the North and South
pola
Fred How lar has ho got
I'd oh. he's written 600 the press.
agent stun Yonkcrs Statesman
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VIII Organize Club.

The young men who have been Civ
ing the informal dances In the city
will organize a club and will give a
number OF social events during the
winter season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Lithograph company. The bride elect
is popularity known among her
friends.
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Brown becker.

The wedding OF Miss Hilda Becker
and Mr.. Arch Brown will be solem-
nized to-day. Mr. Brown Is a printer
employed by the Wheeling News
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Wilson, OF Wood.
lawn. entertained with a diner party
Thursday evening. The decorations
were In keeping with the Yuletide sea
son. and there were covers for Mr..
and Mrs. II. &. Hazlett, Dr. and Mrs.
y. A. Haning. Dr. and Mrs. VIII era
craft. Jr. Miss Emma Forbes. Mr..
Earl Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Wilson.
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Mr Johnson Mckinley. four guests.
Mrs Howard Iiazlett. one table. Mr.
Frew Hall. three guests Mrs T g.
Nonatt three guests. Mrs Robert r.
Reed. one table. Miss Francis Jordan.
ono table Miss Florence OF. three
tables az tea. Mrs " s Brady. one
table g. V Taylor ono table
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Or. william Henry Uobl


Idle Hour Club.
The Idle Hour Club was entertained
az the home of Mrs Robert Beck. OF
the South Side. Thursday evening
The home was decorated in keeping
with the holiday season. red and
green being effectively used. Euchre
was played and the prizes were award
ed as follows Club prize. Mrs Frank
Wood: first prize. Mrs. r. G. Fette:
second. Mrs. John weltzel. The fol
lowing were present.
Mesdames.
John weitzell &c Fett.
frank Noite, Frank Smith.
Henry Rose. James Mc,reedy,
hannah Rose. Mary Dfeckhoff,
Ben speidel John Spsidel
HsHle sudger, Robert Beck.
y. g. Baker
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Afternoon Tea.

Mrs. George A. Lsushlin enter
tained with an afternoon tea at her
home In Hawthorn Court Friday. The
event was arranged as a compliment
TO Mrs. J. u. Jervey. formerly OF Pan
ANA. who will make Wheeling her
future home.
The home was artistically decorated
In keeping with the holidays and
wheelins's FIRST society called during
the hours.
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About People
IMovements Of individuals to and
From the City.
TRi-sTATE ARRIVALS AT
THE LOCAL HOTELS.

McLure-L. G. He!mick. Fairmont;
Lloyd II. Newcomer. Clarksburg; Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Caldwell. Washington.
Pa; Mrs. T. :. Newcomer, Washing
ton, Pa; J. 5. Mcintosh. Wellsville,
o.: T II. Shannon. W. +. Patterson.
Waynesburg. Pa: II. r. Reese, Steu-
benville. o.; c. +. Gehrig, Marietta.
o.: J. c. Stitt. West Union. W. Va. !;
Mrs. J. J. Hastings. Ida Kent, Has
tings. w. Va.
Grand CentraI-Mrs. Z. c. Middle
ton. Woodsfield. o.; J. c. Morris and
wife. Harrisville. o.: II. ]. Hart, Mar
rietta. o.: William Lamping, East
Liverpool. D.: Betty Thompson, Be
thesda. o.. Marie Fawcett. 81. Glars
vile. o.: Meta Piper. Bethesda. o.:
Georgia Parry. Woddsheld, o.: II. n.
Williams. Cyrus McHenry. Fairmont,
W. Va
Brunswiek-C. j. Clark. Steuben-
Vile. o.: J. II. Hague. James Hart
shorn. Fairnont. w. Va: J. w. Tin
ger. Darlington. o.; Ruth Smith. Re
becca Smith. Rachel Smith, Manning
ton; Mrs. Howard. Fairmont, +. f.
Morgan. Pine Grove. W. Va; John
Hortley. Fairmont: j. G. Edgerton.
GAINESVILLE. o.; I. a Brooks, Wash
ington. Pa; Milford Humphrey.
Flushing, o.. c. c. Clingerpeel, Hun
tington.
Stamm-Nrs. Nell Hilton. Mrs. w.
o. Buchanan, Claysville. Pa: p. II.
Ramsey. Steubenville. o.: J. ID.
Charlton and wife. Miss VI. y. Charl-
ton. Miss VI. X. Charlton. Manning
ton; p. A. Harris and wife. Alliance,
o; II. l.. Dallas. Bethesda. o.: y. c.
Myers. Smi'hfield; a J. Ferret. New
Martinsville.
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Jones Martin.

Miss Sulta Martin and Mr.. John r.
Jones of Pittsburgh were married In
this city Friday evening by Rev. G.
+. Hutslar OF the Island Christian
church.
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GOOD PRESSING

Gloves cleaned hv hand.
Soft finish. A pair 1Oc.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-10

KNOX.
Mrs. Sarah Shibles, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Shi-
bles, Master Terry Shibles, Mr. and Mrs. B. M.
Shibles and two children, Jarvis and Maurice
were very pleasantly entertained at the home
of Edward Shibles Sunday. Miss Olive Du-
rost is helping Mrs. Jere Webb for few
weeks. Royal Munroe of Searsport was a
weekend guest at A. S. Bailey's. H.. Wesley
Woods has gone to Rumford Falls, where he
has employment as bookkeeper... Geo. Hol-
brook is on the sick list, threatened with ap-
pendctis. -. c. A. lKenney went to Howard
R. l., this week to make an extended visit
with his sons. .. Relatives of the Bessey boys
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, have received word that
they are all safe.
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de Sc Liberian forests and swamps and
succeeded in bringing back to civilization
living specime g Of these strange Great
ures, they had never been shot or even
seen, by white hunters. The article is
profusely illustrated with striking photo
graphs of pigmy hippos taken in their
natural environment. Other articles of
particular interest are Frontier Life in
South America" "Ocean Treasure
Trove"-a remarkably well-illustrated
article dealing with the salvage of aban-
doned vessels; my Last Wolf Hunt"
Through the Wilds of ASIA" 1.-The
Cliff Dwellers of the Arctic" and
Housekeeping in Cairo" 1t is an ever
constant source of wonder how this mag
azine, which deals with nothing but fact,
keeps up its supply of the most fascinat-
ing material.
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SEARSMONT.

SEARSMONT.
Bliss Mariner and Carleton Pooler returned
to Camden Sunday, after spending the Easter
vacation with the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Mariner. Helen Cobb has gone
to Kent's Hill Seminary to teach voice and as
sist in piano and harmony =. The people of
this place were shocked at the death of Myron
D. Lassell. He had large circle of friends
who held him in high esteem, and will be
greatly missed. The funeral took place at his
home March 31st. The floral tributes were
very pretty. There were cut flowers from the
wife; sixty pnks with ferns from the brothers
and sisters, pillow from the Masons and
basket from the Grange. George Winters
has gone to Kents Hill to attend school, -.
Joseph Packard and family start for Seattle,
Washington April 10th.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-10
A NATTER OF METHODS.

1--WE made up my mind about that
new sup 'rintendent up to the Reeves
Hawley farm" observed lothian Peakes,
with an air of finality, land I'll tell you
jest what | think of HIM, confidential
He's as shaller as teaspoon
He talks kinder convincin', - said Mr..
Bayly. Il heard him discussin' phos-
phate down to the depot yistiddy"
Don't you get fooled with talk"
lothian admonished him. Lots of men
can talk, yit they hain't got any faculty.
Jest notice the way they do the churnin
up there now. Takes four men to churn
one man to do the churnin' and three
to stand round under foot. He had one
man and four bosses back the whole
length of that lane to the lower barn to
haul out three bushels of p'taters-and
the man could have lugged 'em out on
his shoulder forty times while they was
a-backin' the team in.
Il went up there to-day after some
seed-oats, and found the superintendent
out back of the big barn next to the pig
pens. One of the men was a-movin'
some lumber there, and he ID showed one
wide plank over into the pen so's't the
end laid on the ground over in the pen
and one little pig-he want bigger'n a
mangel-wurzel-t took a notion to walk up
that plank and get out, and he done so.
''Well, that was chance for the boss
to show off. Sezee, "A pig don't really
reason-he merely acts on association of
ideas" sezee. 1T will be very easy to
get that pig back in the pen. Well just
put another plank down on this side, and
by havin' enough men here to prevent
his escape, we can urge him to mount it
and return to the pen. It's very simple,
sezee, beamin' on US like a jacklarntern.
&c 'Simple!' ST. It's wuss'n that
it's foolish
Gle kinder redeemed up. Maybe you
know a better way sezee, kinder huff
fed. If you do you might act on it..
''The pig was right under my feet,
nosin' and snuffin' round, and l stopped
quick and ketcned him by the hind legs
he didn't weigh more'n thirty pounds
and hove him over inter the pen, all in
one motion.
'That'd be my way 81, with pig
of that size.'
'Well, the boss hooked mite fluster-
ed. Sezee, 1 didn't stop to reflect upon
the size of the pig. But with large
pig my method works very WE'LL
"And," concluded lothian, with the
air of one who has proved his point,
''that's jest about his size. If had to
ticket him, I'd say he was the kind OF a
man that'd burn barn to fry an egg
The Youths Companion.
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riic~obes In Your Scalp
Authorities say that a microbe
causes badness. If you are losing
hair try our remedy at our risk.

Professor Unna, of Germany. and
DR.. Sabouraud, the great French
Dermatoiogist, claim that mi
crobe causes badness, and their
theory has been verified by eminent
scientists. This microbe destroys
the hair foilicles. in TING causing tbs
scalp pores to close and the scalp to
become shiny. Then, it is believed
nothing will revive the growth. Ii
treated before this occurs, badness
may be overcome.
We know Of nothing th9t has
given such universal satisfaction in
treating the scalp and Lair as Recall
"93' Hair Tonic. 1t has aeen de
signed after long study t. o.2rHo,De
by Prof. Unna, DR.. Sahourald and
we believe it viii do more than any
thing else can to remove dandrl # and
stop falling hair; and if any human
agency can promote 8 new growth
of hair it will do that, too.
We want you to make US prove it.
We will pay for months treatment
OF RexalI "93" Hair Tonic used dur
ing a trial, if you will use it &C
cording to directions, and are not
thoroughly satisfied. When we will
Go this, you surely should not hesitate
to At least try it.
Start the treatment today. Your
mere request viii get your money
back if you want it. Two sizes: SOC
aad S1.00.
You can buy Rexall "93" Hair Toni'
L, this comI4unity only at our store:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-10
NOT A TWINCE OF
RHEUMATISM
SINCE TAKING
RHEU MA

II suffered from Rheumatism for six years:
tried different doctors, with no relief. l saw
your advertisement and decided to try RHEU-
MA. l have taken three bottles and am entirely
free from the disease l was SO bad could
not sleep nights; now l sleep well. and my
kidneys work perfectly."-P. W. Miller, Cata-
visa, Pa.
''For IA months was SO badly afflicted with
rheumatism that much of the time l was
obliged to use a cane. l used one bottle of
RHEUMA and THE CANE is IN THE COR
NER NOW. No one could be happier to be
rid of the pain, swollenIknees and badly swollen
ankles. l certainly believe there is no remedy
for the disease like RHEUMA."-Mrs. Daniel
S. Knox, Severance. N. Y, August 8. 1912.
cure Rheumatism, Govt. Lumbago. Sciatica,
Arthritis, Chronic Neuralgia and Kidney dis
ease or money back-and only SO cents bottle.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-10

PROSPECT.
Mr.. Bartlett of Hampden Highlands is
loading several cars with potatoes at the sta
ton here. C. A. Newcomh of Newburg was
in town Friday looking after hay. Warren
Hartman is gaining very fast from the re-
cent operation on his throat. Roy Little
field, who has been in town for several weeks,
went to Searsport Friday. There is great
deal of sickness in this vicinity at the present
time and doctors are in great demand. N.
W. Staples is very ill. His daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Moore of Standpoint, is with him..
The many friends here of Mrs. l. S. Gould are
sorry to know that she is IN very poor health
at her daughters in Belfast. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Hamse were visitors in Winterport last
Thursday. Lndey Dckey left on the morn
ing train Thursday en- route for Hardwick.
vt. Mrs. Dickey accompanied him as far as
Bangor. -. Walter Grant left last Thursday
for North Jay. where he has employment.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-10

'i'fhs WAITING TO BE WON.
"'.iie a report gains cur
~ dollar prize has been
.H ftofmance of some i'm
n. teal feat or the inven-
-I'Nance Of problemati-
fss innocent persons have
n ,-'o spending their time
"s pursuit of these phan-
mis-. 5lng certain, however,
'G f' De- many genuine prizes
co.o,. "on' Popular Mechanics
.ost '3 sa. with the fifty
h. a sy'entItic organizations of
rs9a ' sa.l hundred largest indus
Iesrr sSssociations and the ninety
ill., 10 a societies of foreign
reoac,l results of this investiga-
,sz go,' ea IN an article in the
IN = 49, states; "A dozen for
gjo rr 'ortunes are recokned to-
! of =, III cash, in the treasures
to fipp,,,lAallons, to be awarded
carv.eAtors, discoveries and
bic ES'g rs,',. of lesser prizes, any
We, piesents a splendid re-
8aitino q 1--we Two of labor, lie un-
he eo lor the man who is able
this pri 9nlltlons of the gifts.
sqstbIe ul9ney is the interest
atotbe.i o u and is given an
,sre Of /, s;tated intervals. But
1000, slo ~ So IN s single large am
Great h,rn ~, w. $50, 900, $25, 600
"'p OF 500, 600 is wait
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-10
He Wasn't Guilty.

Members of a certain yacht club of a
town on Long Island Sound tell of a
Chicago man who last Summer was once
deceived into acting as crew for an en-
thusiastlc yachtsman there.
"Let go that jib sneet!' was one of
the first orders given the Chicago per-
son.
"See here!' came in indignant tone
from the latter. "You oughtn't 10 talk
to me that way. As matter of fact,
| am not touching the thlng!"-Lippin-
colts Magazine.
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DRIVES SICK HEADACHES AWAY

Sick headaches, sour gassy stomach, lndges-
ton, bliousness disappear quickly after you
take Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They purify
the blood and put new life and vigor in the
system Try them and you will be we'll salts
fed. Every pill helps; every box guaranteed.
Price 25c Recommended by all druggists.