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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-12-27

London, Dec. 23.-An exchange of
views regarding President Wilson's
note is already under way between
the allies. The reply to be identical.
The kings speech to parliament is re-
garded as f~orecasting HI answer to
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-12-27

Paris, Dec. 23.-Attempts by the
Germans to break the French lines in
the Champagne district were easily re-
pulsed today. The French lines ~
Chambrette farm were shelled by the
Germans.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-12-27

Paris, Dec. 23.-The allies answer
to Germany is almost finished, accord
'ng to the Petit Parisienne. The pa
Per states that the document will be
a long n and sets forth Germany's
responsibilities.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-12-27

BtbIc Class Elects Officers.
The Baraca Class Of the First Bap-
tist church held their annual meet
Ing last Sunday Inc elected officers
for the ensuing year. which were as
follows:
y La Brown. president.
#. b. Creech. vice president.
X. N. Crib. secretary and treasur-
or.
r. L. scsire. assistant secretary and
treasurer.
= 3!srs tssssss,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27
FATAL ACCIDENT.

Bride of -Four Days Shot and In
stantly Killed ut Eastbrook.
Libbie B. Wilbur, married but four days
before to Maca J. Huutley, OF Bar Harbor,
was instantly killed by the accidental dis
charge OF q small rifle, at Eastbrook last
Wednesday afternoon.
With her husband, she was spending
few days at the home OF her father, Moses
Wilbur. Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
ley, with Mrs. Huntley's sister, Mrs.
Mablon Wilbur, and two children, went
down into the pasture, taking with them
a 22-calibre rifle.
Coming to rail fence, Mr.. Huntiey
leaned the rife against the fence on the
farther side, and was assisting the women
over wnen Mrs. Wilbur's little son, aged
about five years, crawled through the
fence and started to pick up the rifle. 1t
was discharged, the bullet entering just
above Mrs. Huntley's right eye and kill
ing her instantly.
Mrs. Huntley was about twenty six
years OF age. She was we'll known in Els
worth, where she was employed for some
years, and until within . short time Of
her marriage, in the home OF Henry M.
Hall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27
COMING EyEN r..

Friday evening, Sept. %, at Society hall
Dance; Monaghsn's orchestra.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Oct.
8, 4, s, at Hancock hall-Annuai fair OF
Methodist society. Dinner, 25 cents. Ad-
mission to hall, 10 cents.
Thursday, Oct. IL, at Nicolin grange
hall-AnDual bazaar and shooting match
Of Nicolin grange.
FAIR DATES.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. q and
2s-North Ellsworth fair.
Wednesday, Oct. A. Mariaville grange
fair.
Tuesday, Oct. 10 Greenwood grange
fair, East brook.
Tuesday, Oct. "a : Bayside grange fair
and blowing contest.
FAMILY REUNIONS.
Sept. 80 leland family at Grange hall
Salisbury Cove.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27

Joseph Conary, OF Bluehili, was in Ellis
worth Friday.
Bayside grange will have fsir and
blowing contest Tuesday, Oct. ~
Fred e. Cooke has returned from q busi-
ness trip TO Guilford and Milo.
Former Chief-Justice Emery has re-
turned to his Ellsworth home for the fall.
Alion p. Royal has purchssed the Albert
N. Hopkins house on State street, which
he has been occupying for some time.
Miss Helen Perry, of Boston, who for
the past few weeks hss bsen visiting Mrs.
Eva ssllers, has gone 10 ssdgwick for .
visit.
Misses Msrgsret and Teresa Hem
aessey, who have bsrn visiting relatives
here, leit Saturday for sheir home in
Boston.
The woman's club will hold its fret
meeting OF the season at the home OF Mrs.
J. A. Perers Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 8, at
. e'dlock.
Boyd, son OF Mr.. s.d Mrs. Reuel Bart
lert, broke one leg below the knee Mon
dsg, while playing on the sWest Side
Srammar school grounds.
Mrs. Edward e. spsinger has returned
from visit with her brothers, l. E, Ralph,
Of Northeast Harbor. and j. c. and F. H!
Ralph at Southwest Hsrbor.
Mrs. a. r. Dutton has,closed her cottage
ct Hancock Point and is the guest OF Mrs.
A r. Miswell for short visit before re-
turning to her work in Boston.
Rev. frederick Palladino will preach in
the Methodist church next Sunday at 1913
a. M, and 7.S0 p. m. There will be a
baptism and reception Of members.
A large delegation OF Ellsworth Rebekahs
will attend the district convention in
Bluehin Friday evening. The team from
Nokomis lodge will work the degree.
AT . meeting OF the directors OF the
Burrill national bank Monday, Capt. o.
W. Foss, OF Haacock, was elected presi-
dent to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death OF Col. Burrill.
Next Sunday the Unitarian minister
will take for his subject: ''Shall we be
Led, Cajoled or What?" The subject for
discussion in the adult class will be:
1.-THE Call to Great Service"
Robert Townsend, the Cherryfield post
Office burglar who was arrested at Frank
lin, was sentenced in the federal court ct
Portland last Thursday to three years in
the federal prison at Atlanta, Ga.
Officers OF Donscua lodge, K. OF p. will
be installed this evening by District
Deputy Fred H. Macomber, OF Seal Har-
Dor, and Grand Keeper OF Records and
Seal Edgar ]. Brown, OF Waterville. A
banquet will be served.
Mrs. Maria Hathaway Dyer, native OF
Ellsworth, died September 8, in Aliston,
Mass, aged about eighty years. Mrs. Dyer
was daughter OF the late Galen and Maria
Hathaway, OF Ellsworth. For most OF the
years since her marriage she had lived in
Mass.
Ellsworth friends extend congratula-
tions to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon B. Stone, OF
North Haven, ON the birth Of daughter,
Virginia Eta, born September "A. Mrs.
Stone will be remembered here as Miss
Mabel Brown, for several years an assistant
In the Ellsworth high school.
Henry Crosby Emery sailed Saturday
from New York, on the steamship st. |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27
WEATHER IN ELLsn ORTIZ.

For Week Ending At Midnight Tuesday.
sept. 26, 1915.
From observations taken at the power
station Of the Bar Harbor d Union River
Power Co.. In Ellsworth. Precipitation is
given In inches for the twenty four hours
ending at midnighGi
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itatiou
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrIsxmENrs rHIs WEEK

The Davis Theatre
Hancock County Nursery Co
Bucksport National Bank statement
Burrill National Bank statement.
Hancock Co SasinRs bank-6pecial meeting
Adwr nottce-MArthn Harding
Exec notice-Cora w Peabody
For sale-One player piano
Roam mare
G G Burrill a Son Insurance.
Haynes-Groceries
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT GLswonsH rosrovYIcu.
In eject Jwas 20. 1910.
MALLS RECEIVED.
Week Days.
From WKsr-6.66, Ills m Except Monday.
al (except Sunday. sis p m.
FROM EAsr-l7.2s tsxcept Sunday, SIS, 1887
m. tl0.r mail not distributed until fol-
lowing morning.)
nAILs CLOSE AT PosroYncE
Week Days.
Gorse wssr-il55. . m; s.l5, s and p m.
Gorsc EAsr--s.2s . m; slS, $50 NJ.
Sundays.
Arrive from the west At SIS, Ills . m. $40
pm. Close for west s.%S, s. p m.
Registered mail should be At postofice half
an hour before mail closes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27
saltwater Mil Burned. .

The saw and planning mill at saltwater,
owned by John Cassidy, OF Bangor, was
burned last evening. The loss is esti-
mated at $50, 900; insured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27
: CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

Trains arrive 1t Ellsworth from the west at
ass. 7.is, Ills and HISS .. M All and Sis p. m.
Trains leave Ellsworth for the west ct 7.37
M, i2.23. all, SIS, 1921 and lo.37 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Arrive from west st SIS, 7.ls. ell and Ills
q. IN. 8 10 p. m. Leave for the west at 6-So ..
m, All. 526. l0.zi and l0.S7 p. m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27

There viii be q demonstration Of White
House coffee at the store of Austin H. Joy
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Ellsworth
lovers Of good coffee are invited to call.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27

They say the local dealers are to have at
tractive window displays on Ever Ready
flashlights October to i4.-Advt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27

1t has been shown that only Havana cigars
can satisfy steady smoker for any length Ct
time. Ask H. W. Morang how many years he
has sold Cedulas.-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-27
wOOLENS

GAVE MONEY by buying dress material
~ and coatings direct from the Camden
woolen Mills. Write for samples and state
garment planned. F. A. PACKARD, Mg
Retail Dept, Box IS, Camden, Me.
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PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned, having rented his
farm. will sell at public sale, on his
prem Rremisss s,on. the state road leading
mile north of Tyrone on
TUESDAY. MARCH sist, 1915,
property: SIX head Of work horses. viii
work anywhere hitched. and 2 OF them
are good leaders; 2 are good saddle
foal: q head Of cattle. ! are mich cows.
some will be fresh by dag Of sale: some
Will be Fall cows; 5 stock bulls. 1T for
April: 70 head Of hogs. are brood sows,
z viii farrow D. day of sale: 2 boars: 81
head Of shoats. from 40 to 80 lbs; > good
farm wagons, one Atom Ain. tread NIL
tread wagon. one 2-in. tread wagon and
bed: Osborne binder. 5 It. cut. used 2
seasons; Osborne mower. 5-ft. cut; 0s-
sw rope and pssgs No No. Sc soks afa p 5GTa
No. s6l Syracuse pillow. oliver Chilled
plow. No. 40; vulcan plo.. Rude manure
spreader, gasoline engines, stoysr make,
horse power. with fixtures com ON.
blned: | good surrey. falllng-top buggy.
runahant. =. frame hnrrows, lever harrow,
sulkeY corn plows, Brown and Reed
mike: single pillow. corn weeder. single
and double row corn planters, disc har-
row. hay carriages. Ii md 20 foot, long
q
Cyclone feed cutter, fodder shredder.
sets front gears 2 sets breechbands.
new set buggy harness. brides, collars,
lines. halterH. COW and log chains. forks,
seythes. grain cradle Hynets, sausage
grinder aud suffer, iron kettle, sharples
cream separator. No. / large swing
churn. milk cans, butter worker. gasoline
steel barrel. dinner bell. beam scales.
platform scales. single, double and triple
trees. jockey sticks. Shoe Buckeye drill,
potatoes by the bushel, grain sacks. hand
cart. buggy spreads, butter tub, wagon
jack. dung boards. horse power levers,
mail box, gnmhrel sticks. sealding trough,
reg sled. post bOrcr. ! and 1-horse
strefeher, straw knife. erindstone. scoop
shovel. betting. u window shades. Cyclone
seed sower, 81. gallon Ice cream freezer, g.
ga lon hand EITayer, corn shelter. straw
fork. household goods. consisting OF
double henter. Radiant Prospect; parlor
coal stove ten plate stove. cook stove. No.
z. Grand Gilman; lounge. 2 bedsteads.
oft extension table. chairs. lamps,
chandelier, carpet, olieloIh, apple butter,
and many other articles not mentioned
Terms Of sale Sums Of 800 and un.
der. Hnsh: on sums above 800 a credit OF
. months will be given On notes with ap.
proved security. with interest. No goods
10 b removed until SETTLED for.
JOHN T. DUTTEnER.
i. ). u. Smith. Auctlone<f
". I. and chas. =, AarkeS Clerks.
march 20
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.uSIONTOYS.

Hrs. Kate Harbaugh has returned
srom visit to her friends and will
again make her home IN Uniontoun.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Hollenberry
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Nxsbaum, OF Avondale.
Mr.. VIM Rodkey is spending some
time in Baltimore.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Baughman, of
II. .. Fogle. and family, this week.
Mesgrs. William Bankard, Melvin
R0utson and Harvey Erb went to Bal
dmore on Monday to attend banquet
at the Emerson, given by the Pain
King. for their employees.
Mrs. Eugene Greenwood and Mrs.
Dennis Smith spent Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. B. L. Gookson.
Mrs. Theodore Grouse, of Clear
Ridge. was taken i'll on Sunday. but
is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Myers Englar and
Mr.. n A. Zollickoffer vent to Balti-
more On Friday to hear Billy Sunday.
On Monday an auto truck from
Frederick conveyed furniture belong
Ing To Miss Ella Smith and DIR. Rout-
son To Buckeystown, the latter's
home. Miss Smith will make her
home there in the future.
Washington Camp No. 100 of 2. o.
y. of A., was organized In UnionIown
March IA, by state officers Rev W. l..
Seabr0ok and others. Delegates from
Baltimore and Taneytown we're in at
tendance Twenty-Five Joined. the
inclement weather preventing others
from being present. Officers are
chaplain. Rev. ". E. SaltZgiver; Past
President. Melvin Routson; president,
n. + Fogle. vice president, William
Caylor recording secretary, James
Waltz. financial secretary. G. Fielder
Gilbert, treasurer, Frank Haines;
TRUSTEES. William Shaw. Harvey Erb,
w. F Romspert, inspector Charles
.Crumbaeker: master of forms, Alfred
Simpson; conductor. Glennie Grouse.
Refreshments of oyster sandwiches
and coffee we're served.
Miss Annie Mcmahon Is the guest of
Mrs. Glementine Mering.
The first moving of the season in
Uniont0wn was Mrs. Julia Trites on
Wednesday
Tie following pupils of Uniontown
public school have been regular in
attendance during the spring term:
In room No. Harry d. Foglc,
teacher; Shreeye Shriner, Maurice
Engiaf. Ralph Myers. William Sega
foose. Herman Englar. Roland Caylor,
Vernon Caylor. George Romspert,
Marian Heck Monroe Simpson. Bern
ard neyilbiss. Guy cookson, Willie
Humpert. Oneida Slonaker. Pearl
Simpson. Isabel Sittig and Eva Co
bright. In room No. Mrs. anna
Wright. teacher. Preston Myers. VIM
Heck. Ward Heck, Paul Gookson. VIII
bur Fhglar. David Stultz. Rinaldo
Repp. forney Hamburg. Truman Ham
burg. van Myers, Carroll Smith. VIII
lis Ronsnert. Blanche Desilbiss. Marie
Hull. audrey Repp. Evelyn Segafoose,
EVELYN Bankard. Grace Cookson,
Kathryn Gilbert, Mary Humpert,
Naomi Hamburg Cora Gookson. Mar
Ian Gohrigilt and Margaret Renp
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o. THURSDAY. MARCH, 80. 1910,
AT = O'CLOCK NJ.

Owing To pressing business In
/ Washington county. | IN compelled
TO sell my property IN Finksburg. on
the Baltimore ! Reisiefstown turn
pike. within sight OF Asbestos Station
on The w. i. L.. Il i one NJ the
most comfortable and attractive
homes IN the village. The WeHImin-
ster : hei1teTHIown Duz Line passes
the door. Tie improvements IRE n
10 foom dwelling which has been re-
Gently renovated. barn. flne well OF
water It the door; abundance of
fruit, and Is convenient TO SCHOOLS.
churches and postofiiee. IL haH 8
acres. more or less, Of highly euiti-
waited land.
Terms OF sale will be made 10 suit
+ purchaser, or al cash i desired. A
deposit OF 500 will be required on
dag of sale.
II the same. time and place the
following personal property VII be
sold Bay mare, good driver and
worker. II years old thoroughbred
mare colt. coming } years old. un-
broken. Jersey COW. vii bo fresh In
/ April. entitled 10 be registered: Ga
| young laying nnllets and ROSTERS,
/ Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island
Reds. new buggy, Ii barrels of
i corn. 80 bundles of fodder. rolls
OF American 5a-inch fence wire. f65
! feet IN n roll: cords Of sawed ana
split wood, 10 new chestnut posts,
lumber. &c. Also my household and
kitchen furniture, consisting Of beds,
bedHteads and bedding. wardrobe.
stands. chairs. carpets. mattresses,
stoves. Jared fruit Of various kinds,
and many other articles too numer-
Gus u mention
| Terms--All sums Of IS, cash: on
all sums over = credit of months
will Be given On note With approved
security, bearing interest from day
of sale.
| u. Z. RE-.
f. ]. Albaugh. Auct. mar I0=3t
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FREEDOM.

Mr. Henry Yakel spent Thursday
with Ir5 Gordon Linton.
Mr. Joseph Berrett spent Sunday
event. With James Hewitt
Ma sannie Keefer Is spending a
few dayb With Miss Marie lauter.
baush Of Freedom
Mis- Ruth Berrctt. Mrs Alfred and
MIR AID Mrs. Rood went To Balti.
more Friday 10 hear BILLY Sunday
Nj Mabel Bennett IL spending a
week Nth hsr sister IN sykessille
M Bessie selby Is spending 4 few
day II Baltimore
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PUBLIC SALE!

I'm undersigned, intending II quit
iHEming, viii sell Mt public sale. IN the
laeah Maker faru, Ut frlzellbufH. On
THURSDAY. MARCH card. 1910.
a N o'clock. The following personal prop
erIs Six horses aud mnles. 1 pair black
mules 0 and years old. Will work any
where hitehsd. l large black mule II
palr dark bay mules. years old. will
wafE anywhere hitched; hBlll.. bay
horse. 10 years old, good driver aud sad
lie hurse, Il E0od offzdH worker. = head
ine cattle. i Of which are mileh cow, s
VII be fresh ~ day of sale, 3 In Eeptem.
Der. l In October and : IN August: 3 IIol.
IsteIed, 2 vii be fresh BY. day Of sale; 8
Durham heifefs bulls, int bull. 2 stock
bulls. l HolzIein and / Durham. 20 head
line hogs, consisting Of . brood soHH viii
lierEHhlres. u shoats, ranglng from 30 to
100 pounds; D wagons. are 4 or 1-horse
WAGONS; 2,horse wagon. l lowsdoHn wag.
on. stone bed. ll.ft. Ions. nearly new; 3
good. DeerinE binder. ST. cut, GOOD as
neNi |. IL. e. low-dowu manure snreader.
In good order: nIckfond / Hoffman grain
drlli. lO,hoe : mowers. Mccormick.
the other Osborne. nearly new: disc
haf1aw. AsIs.Ih: Syracuse. | wooden
frame hnrfaN. | smoothing harrow. l
weedfr iron beam Oliver furroH plows,
Osborne has rake, 2.log land roller, Z
riding corn blows, 4 Gale. new: 2 corn
draEs. bag truck, Chatham wInnowlng
mill. check.ro. corn planter, 2 corn shelf.
eFH. ground scoop, single. double aud
triple trees. Inekey sticks |. II. c. 1=horse-
power gasoline engine. International sin.
iced grinder Duchs No. wood saw, 2
sets breechhanda, Q seIs lead harness, 6
setE fynets. BRIDES collars, lines. hay
fofE and rope forks shoYels. HaII inter-
est III tJIa anres OF growing wheat. and
inanY other articles not mentioned.
TIN rows aHe rs fine n any In the coun-
", aud ARE eNIra good mixers.
Terms OF sa1e:-HumH Of $500 and un.
der. eash; On sums above 500 q credit of
d months will be given On notes With ap
proved security. with interest. ~ goods
10 he removed until settled for.
EDW. r. HEss0N.
II. !. O. Smith. Auetioneer
HIeEensnn uuu AarAnE IsIarke
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ISAAC 7. GREEN.
LEWIS GREEN, IR.,
Executors of Lewis Green, Sr.
Charles O. Clemson. Attorney.

1t the same time and place, the
undersigned. as Executors OF the Iaat
VII and Testament of the said Lewis
areen, sr.. under the provisions of
his said viii and under an order of
me Orphans. Court for Carroll Coun-
u. VIII sell at public sale on the
premises above described the said
nome farm. containing One Hundred
md Ninety Acres, lido A. more or
less. OF which the said Lewis Green.
81. died seized and possessed. situate
about one mile from TannerY Station.
In Hampstead District. on the public
road named above. near public schools
and churches. improved by seven
room weatherboarded dwelling house.
large bank barn. 7sxi0 feet. wagon
shed. corn cribs. hog house. well of
Nater at the dwelling house and an
other at tie barn. excellent orchard
of fruit trees. In a high state of cult
fation, about thirty acres IN good
chestnut and oak timber and the bal
anee about leo acres of farming land
IN high state OF cultivation. There
Il stream of spring water running
through the farm Growing crops
are reserved. Possession may be had
immediately after the terms of the
sale are complied With. For further
information call upon Isaac 7. Green.
n Hampstead, or Lewis Green. Jr..
near the said farm.
Terms Of sale:-0ne-thir of the
purchase money to be paid to said
Executors on the day of sale or on
the ratification thereof by the said
Court, and the residue In Two equal
payments. the one payable In six
months and the other payable In
twelve months from the day Of sale:
the credit payments TO be secured By
the bonds or single bills of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with sufficient
security. bearing interest from the
day of sale. or all cash at the option
Of the purchaser or purchasers.
ISAAC 7. GREEN.
LEWIS GREEN, JR,
Executors of Lewis Green, ST..
| Charles 0. Clemson. Attorney
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his property which he recently purz
chased Ct Mr. Cornelius Hull, and
.Iil occupy the same al ont the first
Of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence = Zepp, Of
cafrollion. sg2nt Sunday With their
parents. r. and Mrs. +. II. Devil
bIss, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thee. Zepp.
Mr.. Harry l.. Dekilbiss has Installed
IN ais home one 81 the res pipelesz
furnaces
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EXECUTORS SALE
- OF
VALUABLE FARM AND LIVE
STOCK AND FARMING
IMPLEMENTS.

By virtue of an order of the
orphans Court OF Carroll County and
unaer the provisions Of the last VIII
ana Testament OF Lewis Green. ST.,
the undersigned Executors Of said
LOWS Green, ST., viii sell at public
sale ON the home farm of the said
teslator In Hampstead District, on the
pubic county road leading from West
minister to Hampstead, and about one
mile west OF Tannery Station on the
western MARYLAND Railroad, the fol-
lowing described personal property
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DON'T MISS THIS. cnt ont this slip
enclose with b and mail II TO Foley 4
Co.. Thlrago, II. writing your name and
address clearly. You viii receive N re-
turn n trial package containing Toley's
IIoney and Tar Compound. for lagrIppe
coughs. colds md Group. Foley Kidney
PILLS for lame baek. weak kidneys. rheu-
mntism hndder troubles. and FoieY Ca
thartIs Tablets. wholesome and thor
ouRhls cleansing cathaIIIe. for eonsti.
pniion. Dilionsness, headache and slug
giah bowels.