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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20

Madge-I'Il never speak to yOI
again, not II It would save my life.
Marie That's an easy blum to make
"a. anyone that hab nine lives
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20
Not Worth II.

"Uncle, l think you're a Christian
If the first water"
"Why so?"
"YOu seem to get very angry at that
liver of yours, but never heard you
swear at it,
"Humph! That's easily explained.
1t isn't worth a -"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20

Does your wife take an interest q
conomy7'' S
EYES," replied Mr.. Growcher "Shs
thinks ! ought to be able to make :
lunch Of a piece Of lettuce and 9
spoonful of Ice cream the same aa she
can"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20

Ma a. Easv.

cit is taking our sophisticated
prima donna long time to make up
"The part, being new enc to her
requires lot of makeup"
''Heh?"
"She plays a simple village maid
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20
Zoo Slow.

Il guess didn't enthuse enough
over the first kiss"
what do you mean, girlie?"
Charlie was pretty slow. was
ready for 1t two years before it hap
pened."
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20
RoorIy Preserved.

Poorly Preserved.
"When they I'VE the pitcher the
razzberry andat nthe fans crowded
around, my Roy = injured"
"Hahf Iieri3. Fcm an overdose
Of razzhprr3 han,0sG
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20

Wet with cold water. then cover the
stain with cream Of tartar and place IN
the sun, then wash IN the usual way
ana the stain win disappear
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20
MRS. HAYDOCK
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
Followed Advice Of Her
Druggists Wife and Took
Lydia E. Pinkharn's
Vegetable Compound

Chicago, m.-'T was in bed with
female trouble and Inflammation and
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20

Something Wrong Somewhere.
If silence is golden and money talks,
how can we say that our money IL on
a gold basis 7--Boston Transcript.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20
Quite the onposl+e
F.h.N
RISKY

When the sly breeze blows OF a hat
Bystanders often notice that
The owner makes while chasing It
Remarks that are not chaste bit
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20

u can't use this much bread In
one day. VIII It keep for two days7"
"Lady, my breadth keep two weeks.
I've tried II With them very IOaves
I'm sellln' you now"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-10-20

- e.Ir nulpped sHegkly Newspppef
~ fI--.t Ncrsy maker; bic OIL town.
~ fsiirinT. 90. " Aiaaen. EldoradA Ar..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
nsI000 10
vc,k,, Financial review.

NrW YORK. Nn"ch b.. III" s.rur.
ticS market experienced another w""F
Of dizziness ANA Irregular uH"taiior:'
accompanied icy sImi'"" u' NOR" on
viuus reactions IL mtny branches or
commerce aui indus trv. These c"rl o.
'lurs i,stifyiUC With increasing iorc'
tho world vide trade situation.
T~r events Of par1Ht"uEt i'm
rortair.-th. London repatriation
ron fcr.r,c and the Induction int" "'-
Zee III Pres ,icnt 'lnrdin"- seemed "a
produce lttlc impression
Foreign exchange ma NclS r.
nation ard tNc ire .d'fIt's Inaugural.
adhr..- whilo 'HU--rr.IG 10 ccu-
."rNut.y. iuarviu, Interest S.. - led 60
riirlt Moor. than HcHSfc in''s'
'n,u; demand.
TrrgNer aggression. ny I've shorts
wore directed ura,ijl% AGAINST SHARES
p; .unpanivs ";il' In m'oe'E. ~ '"S
war rcadjusimeri. Thjs found ~
urosSion u additional dividend r"-
tuctirrs or omissions together %''h
leGucrg prices ana V3.r cHcdUlcS.
hallway stocks were coca on1l IS
subjected - pressure "H Traders ~"
evidently uru:tcd .,'t .A" steady
Gnuurt'ton cf grain and cotton shin
mc'sts. as well rs i1p'i,"t'. ",a
jcrials. must yiIa'N an"c, financial
returns for an iudc;"rmin'i" reri"d.
Tho steel situation IL was gcHpr-
ally conceded. depends l5rpclr oil AN
carly solution Of thc more Jcltc
problems confronting the steel In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
BANK HOLIDAYS

Bank holidays ~ The latter part
CT the month Of March hTc as fol-
lows:
Thursday March = Argent ma.
Austria Boiivia l;ra2il. Canary Isl
ands thalf hoi.dayl, Colombia Cus.a
Rica, Denmark, pom!nic-n i:epuhiic.
Ecuador. Fernando 70, Guatemala,
Haiti. Honduras. hungary. lc"laHd.
Mexico. Nicaragua. Norway. i"rs-
quay. Persia. Peru, 'hlippluc ISLANDS.
Salvador. spain. Swi'2erlanan ,htli
holiday az Ease! ana |rf'IH', IHTNrE
Venezuela
Nd Friday. Marc 10 Algeria. ATE
tina. austria Ha'au0%. t".t.c states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
COMPAMYS PRODUCTION
INCREASES S1.OOO.O0O
Sales and Or,rr> "r Fire EnE!nr
Company tm"un,s tn SG.c.~.-
eco iu trn-,

Tho prOduction Tor nc year in.U-
was over tiCuo.0ou mos, than iu tar
previous voar 90 tho Nn"~,.aa-l.I-
France Fir- :.ut'n" Cpupaut. ot
which Morgan X. Mills. IS The I.cA-
moud agent, ;ccovG.n- 10 the tuugal
statement issued by tnni company
The sales aud orders wIt.n Wvr"
taken during the year. a.,ouu;ed -
SG.iGN SOC. and The not ag"aiure for
,luctcd amounted to SsaT.uTa -.
Current assets were Sl.517."ij.N So,
currcn; Liabilities. Sl".1.na5.>5. and
the stock capital. S"leS..p1l4, a,
WAS showu in ;hr report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
CLOTH WORKERS TO BUILD
MILLION DOLLAR TEMPLE
Forty-tw0 Thuusnud Nrr,h"rs q
nion ia ihi"n;-". arrange
far -.rn iiuHIc.

CHICAGO March 81. 1nO. G10
temple Cor the i2.ooo rn.c.ga mem
hcrs o. the Nmnl.am; C'uNnm=
Workers of \w"r.oa WI 81" .~erta.l
by" IN the SrrinG of lH22 h was
announced iodIy. \ w.-t si.l. site
~. just boon purchased for $50. uTU
Tentative Tlar. for the '.ul .c pro
v,d" an auditorium Of >.uur ctpaclty
gymnasium. club room ,trtarr and
offices Tor twelve .oral unions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Weekly Metal Review.

IN" steel marNrJ continues dun ANA
nMHrrS are rriuSiaE - mas" pur-
uuir"m"utS Independent companies
have secured a mrdcrat. amount OF
huS iac.s go their lover DTjr. ."v"ls
and in sp'l, cases orders VIZ nf fair
volume tuarS O' further Important
..r!rc Requirements serve j." d;-,pUr-
axe ggti"r ucW huyiuE WI h. pTDdG,-
,om is being held down u e; he
lis non Was weak -. demand
was .lsht aud even The >n.Ii rutpVt
Srld slowly. February production
Wa th- smallest since rrtobrr. lr.1.
when strik" WAS IN PROGRESS
Copper demand continued poor.
.ots, probably reGsetimg Wmee-ta.nty
manufacturers were holding .etcr
Ic.t"i.' conditions. or IL rvtiN.l 81
drmArd FOR their product s. paw
u-l, al pr-Ssuro from st,u,j hands
WAS lfuught TO h,a:. sf.sr ru'G iu:,S
~ p"',niiy were w,U ylcuH,i 10 he
!!4l" 'e h'2innn%, 81 - Ncdr. a..
though s"m- smaller producers "r"
shading prices ana .cem a5 uuw!n!ri;
80 accumulate stocks
T'h" runcrci sale OF small i", ctet-
tr"lytir AT - IS cents, tn" loves,
.'eiy confirmed nor denied. AUt Som"
business was reported - - IL Coats
spot and quotations Tor small .o;s
were down u - Al .,uts .or second
ever evidently await Il revival of
demand t. mcetin% thcS" irw UU'ja-
tons In cgmpetiti"n Tor ihe small
business Offering. and are msiHtaIu-
Ing the l"-c"ut basis
Lead dropped 10 ! cents. hut Gn-
iShCd weak in better tone d., raspu' ="
20 Improve! inquiry and an advance
in London.
Tin declined further. tho With
drawal OF support Ivy tn" Maar g"v-
cncouraEin& buyers Ia hold a.out.
%!nc uull. but producers NOT forcing
sales ia" DudcrtunC was siruby.
Cables report = steady Curiallmrut OF
production IN iiclGium
.\nt.moEv was steady drS,Ii- Slack
demand. Far f.pSicrn offerings wcr"
light and buyers showed .tti" inter-
est.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

dustry. Reports from rittsbur. ANA
uth"r important ccnt.r$ told of
fur;hc pric"-r,Nisi"n regardless az
IN" firm stand taken hy ;hc United
states Steel Corporation.
Credit conditions inclined towards
greater ease. as indicated by the re-
ports OF the Fedora! reserve Board.
Vast sums remain ;icd up in fur.iGu
trade ana various lines OF mcrch.u-
use. hurrN"r. "nd until these are
released To = considcrabl" cXtcut. no
reduction of itticrcst or discount
ratn..- 4. nIN..nMIn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Striking Plumbers u,,.I

N'''TI.F. Mn. MurcN I-Tnc
plumbers who went out ON a strike
on last Wednesday. hccauS. wages
were cut FROM 50 to -. returned 10
work today az the latter scale The
lluLnhrrs VIII receive - per day
IN the future.
thr master plumbers decreased the
"'EeS az ihc lnuru"l r"N. on tn"
Er"und that prices for tn. cost %;
lying mad reduced materially over
tn" prices charged durin. ANA IN,
m.G."tcly after the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Tennis courts Will be built ON tho
roof. with u gymnasium for men and
space ia which to "N"rciS. ia H.
summer. shower baths Viii be in
s''i!th Tor both men and weomcu
'uli endorsements %; tho propoet-
ton was given by tho Virginia Meth
'"'S' Conference when the matter
wa" Drought t" tn" attention Of that
""ay IN 1919. whom it was frs. pro-
posed by the pastor. Rev. Erred che
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

were again Irregular. and business while
smaller than earlier In the week. OK.
c'rdtd the total. of the two-huur session.
"I 'hs pas, month more. Commission
houses execute. few orders on both
SIDES during the mrs; half hour. AMI
~, n.'.ait"i the i:ndc WAS almost entirely
r,'t'I'SEi"i.' az insii" account.
.fh,hih. StocEs were moderately active
n.ah ht.C" changes confined within mar.
row irregular limits $3.50
N-urII rINN... nd NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

N|W NDKN. NFr'h - Du1tN:iOns :0r
t"-"Isn silver IN m. ,rrai iua:hrt today
ir.i 80 80 :n ounce. ih@ .ov"st price
90 hearty Years.
IN. decline h"r. wgs urcci',!ratrI a..
ar"thHg GIua ia tGr p"iy. az III. metal
'''"Hd. London. which controls III"
" 'r.d'' s'lErr n'n~ict. -cpu".cd further
reaction of bah pence To Toss ncIIC". tho
mlniiaI0i rrura gu"trd there ~.nce August.
700. Dg'''"sstoa az silver extended To
.."i''r t.'.iru crptsrs. Including cnin.
TyftN. 'NcuHn." IFfcc "u Shanghai %?
- -h"Vth q loss az nc since ,iic if-i
CO.. th" Nr-E
SHva. 'nIu!us In ;h- t-n.'el States at
~, ." III "'',r" w.s'"ri, n"u. sph"r". il
Sold I" i- gf lowest 'hp ia .h" recent
" story n' thg, nhus.fy. :hc stehdy .i"-
u- citation in ia" Nd-Nrt VaIu" rendering
"'r'ri."us UnIruaiab!r cHsrrt in iau.a:rl
90 the Far Eoe, wn"r" s!.vc. ha- a.
" iNS serve! #E medium o.! exchange.
h' I"rrN"lHt on is parity attribute. 10
Zee ia1pC. a' .1uNar.ass!i mt AZ d SEGughs,
"'HE. who's 3uii-s ~" said 20 boz IN
li"rrsa 81 LIQUIDATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
J. Ig''


NV ORLEANS. MNrrh Roucn re"
.u sales. receipts. ".I-i sacks. m!llcrs re
50. tris zane, C!"tn rice, steady. -;,lcs
- ne Rose, $50 "DCI.ts. tu 2is- ,trl,
no .l.i", LIZ pockets. -. I" o. 10. Ira.
~. Ln--s N MMrMA, lE. Il r-u.LL,s :. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Wins,""-Snirmn earring !nr End.

The day OF big breaks on this tohac-
90 market are nov over for this sea
son, il being believed that ia, farm
rrS have nearly close out Their
holdings and Viii wind up tho bal.
10y the middle OF last az thc month.
I he offerings this Wcrk were not
over 10000 pounds and were com
posed In a large m"asur" Of scraps
and remnants. with only here and
there "a pil. OF fine leaf. As a con-
sequence the average scored this
week was not over So per 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
rOWrnNsI.Ln ~.

NEN YORK.. March a.--Coriunsced 81
YVES uu.. ant Tee tur".">s. wi,h price.
.nWvr .l ths ah.oEyc -. trade demand
'sinE utds were 10 points not lower
IT, ICES. goo barrels. i'rim" Crude. 30 z,
-. lirtS s:inn!"r yellow SPOT. $50. May
az July. 50. SyptcrIb"r. 40. AL bids,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

<EW YORK, March .. Cotton goods
, ma yarn" were 1u..t IN iOtaN'a INA rIS,.t
: Woo. goods tor IA! had - -nod iniiit.
50 S.ihs contiirI'G to move. iu Iuodrfa.,.
N".G'G". iInT.arS were Ju!"t. Linens
moved slowly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

'.nu'I ahS"nc" Of any genera. dcinnr,I
me" mas been c"inp";it!on hy smaller
"o'"'rrH Tor IA" business iu sight. AMI
corner '"'ces hay" been c.s.or during ,h.
"'.h Sale har" boon rcpbrt.l as lois.
- - ipi SPOT or prompt '.v.rr,'yt.,
hut t'i' larger l-ojuvcr% ~. ic;.,!r.. "a
M ne hEur"s and quotations -; ihr
,.". "' nc week i.uEoi from tbpuf ~,
- - tOT SPOT '.ad u.ar-Hy and ,r.rI
- ~ u 'yi tn. -c'uni uun:t"r IRON
Mas dul "nh Un- hanged
. rtkl. MARKET
NEW YORK. March g. Renewed r...
NiI' AGAINST some ~ tn" OIL 4har.- and "A
ihhI''"t' d"inhnd Tor som" uf tn. ba,I.s
.n"t i."i hen under pressure ;.a,itr.,,
NC cur" harke' today rrlcr rau.I....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

N&W YORK. March a.-TH.. .orul MAJ
!,'i !nr raw sugar was UntAHng,.l al i.c
'r 'ln"S COS! ana .-.Gh'. 'lyL q" 80.
!"s '''ntf il%h!. rh-'a We're ;.u su'"u re
.|,rd. iH"r through tGp committee or
Eerned was ~tcHNy ANA unrhnnred At
-" Tor .ine t-Inulat"i. wi'H ia" arinauh
10 Il active severn r.ln"-s. however are.
"'s" uu.y i"r soft %raGo-
sugar frt.'rs were Inactive ANA :,tIe.r
w,!o q. hanged from tho previous hight.
'''f' We no 'THOGHC; Sous. and uU.rato. .
',. 2'ir,a u" DE H"a!t.as !rr.a d"vtlur-
!t -u'- March cln.rd i.i. Mas q, a...
~ 49, and "ep'"mn"r ~ OBS. ..i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Markets
"oniinued From, Seventh ragcD

AZ. Sgri,moGr. 200, October at D..
conn e. 20: .lanuC.N. -
O., 500 collie" ''uil RIO -. - S.uins a.
y ~ !t '"ss Hill rr-li,lst .r"rs tru llr
""Ht.S az 50 I" 49,. arh En :. u'
80 90 '&'. am credits
tn un!ci.C sau!t- ronoriod - do,,lu.
"i 40 y 100 ~" dollar huy.vg rate. witu
- L"N"h," 90 =" ponce 81 tho Rio -N-
,LiNr' ,n l"ud"r. ani tn. no ma.i..t
Wa hHrH.t sea. on r&ai'S showed "a ur.
emo "l % 10 rs rr:- E.,2i Jar. ror, TO-.
'' !is, '..t'. lg0ti.hy rec"i.'-. .G uA..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

cOrrfn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
LEAF TOBACCO MARKETS
SHOW DW|NDL|NG SALES
Crop of 1920 Nearly Sold Out, IA
ccpt There Is Yet Much
Dark pnT


loose leaf tobacco the four safes
days OF las; week and as has been
usual FOR the past several weeks tho
sow grades predominatvd. the pro-
small. This of course KEEP; ;he
average down although on the two
last days there was sharper demand
Tor low grades that showed M free
= prices were little better.
1hc MN. Eood 10 fine leaf offered.
found active bidders and prices w"ry
+ we'll maintained all OF tho wccli. At
Shockoc Warehouse. ono large pile of
me sun cured wrappers was knocked
out at s5i, ana the seller had no
complaint 20 MAKE.
AT Hutch"Son* Ware hoUsr. Y 7.
payne. q; W. Payne and l. l. Payne.
supposed TO hr brothers and mon ~
Goochland. sold several lots of good
sun cured, that aggregated about >
600 pounds in weight and brought an
average o: fraction over $-u pvr
hundred. OF these lots piles were
knocked out at S@3. s3i So. $50. $40.
SAT. and $50 per hundred.
Rcttcr ToharruS Yet To Como.
The total sales for tho wcck wcr"
about 100000 mounds composed almost
entirely OF sun cured toharvos TAe
10000 pounds and the following Ng-
ures were scored: l.ugs $3.50 to s..
per hundred: short Leaf, SIT to $lI:
long leaf. SIS to So
The weather conditions Tor The past
week and reports from The growing
districts Indicate that rccoiptS wtli
be larger this wees There were
farmers III The city. ANA on the mar
ket last week who report that tn"
growers of tn, sun-curcd have been
holding back their better grades ur-
til the low grade. We're closed out
and that from NOW on the buyers
may expect to Sc" much larger urn.
portions OF tho good to fin, tobaccos
in tho deliveries
SnIrs ii..htcr ~, pnnyiIlr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Total earning assets. d..
fank premises ........
tnCOllcCicd items and
other deductions from
gross deposits ....
!'iVC per cont redemption
fund against T.. " haris
notes .- ......... .....
Gold abroad iu custody or
in transit ...-.-....
All other resources .......
Connecticut western news., 1921-09-01

~H BIAS, the only son of an
 r old soldier had reached the ~ age of seventeen when his uncle, the village priest, who had taught him a little Latin, Greek and logic, sent him off with 40 ducats and a bad mule to study divinity at Sala- manca.
 His adventures began immediately. At his first stop he was cheated out of his mule; as he was eating his din ner a willy f1atterer invited himself to be his guest and showed his gratitude by the good advice never to be taken in by praise. He had to pay an exor- bitant reckoning and went or his way, "giving to as many devils as there are saints in the calendar, the parasite, the landlord and the inn"
 He soon fell into the hands of ban dits, who made him join them on their raids. In one of them they captured Dona Mencia, wife of the Marques de la Guardia, and brought her to their cavern. Gil Bias pretended to be i'll and escaped with the grateful lady. 1lO was dIISSlSu dS O1S Ol lIl6 Ddu- dits and as he was wearing clothes recognized by one of their victims. and his pockets were full of money, he was thrown into jail. After several weeks imprisonment his innocence was established, but the jailer had robbed him of everything.
 At Burgos he sought out Dona Men cia who presented him with a hun dred ducats and a costly ring
 He bought a pretentious outfit for twice its value and decided that in- stead of becoming a licentiate, 'he would make his way in this world rather than think of the next" A second gift of a thousand ducats from 1 Dona Mencia confirmed him to his re- solve.
 He bought two mules and hiring a l servant, set forth for Madrid. His servant conspired with several rogues to make a fool of him. One of them, Camilla, pretended to be related to i Dona Mencia, invited him to hired lodgings as if to her own home, and there he was feasted and f1attered. AS mark of special favor she exchanged her ruby ring, which she declared was worth 300 pistoles, for his, and pro- cured him an invitation to a great country seat for hunting and fishing.
 But when he arose in the morning, his servant, his two mules, his port manteau and Dona Mencia's pre- tended relatives had vanished. The ruby ring was a cheat.
 Fortunately he fell in with a boy hood friend, Fabricio, at Valladolid, and by his advice became a servant to a clergyman, the canon Sedillo, at whose house he led an easy life. The canon soon died, leaving him his worthless library, and the good for tune of becoming assistant to his physi. clan, the famous Doctor Sangrado. Un der him Gil Bias became particularly proficient in his method of practice, which consisted of nothing but blood letting and "drenching of water" He declared that be made as many wid- ows and orphans as the siege of Troy ; one of his victims was the betrothed of giant Biscayan, who threatened him with dire vengeance, and he fled to Madrid, where he became valet to a mysterious and wealthy Don Ber- nardo, his only duty being to keep the wardrobe brushed and to tend door. But he happened to fall in with Rolando, captain of the brigands and Don Bernardo, seeing him in such sus-
Connecticut western news., 1921-09-01
Truly "DevIl's Sonata"

Probably the most remarkable of the stories of dream-inspiration is that of TartinIs world-famous Devils Sonata" "One night l dreamt that met the devil" said the composer. "I handed my violin to him and asked him to play solo on 1t. He toas the instrument and began to play -OIsrc of such wonderful, unearthly Iauty that was entranced. When the nc sic ceased l awoke, jumped out of bed. and reproduced 1t as accurately us I could"
Connecticut western news., 1921-09-01

handle anything. When I bent over, shooting pains went across the lower part of my back and there was a soreness through my kidneys. The kidney secretions were heavy and badly colored. They didn't pass regularly, either. saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised and began using them. It didn't take Doan's long to remove the backache and clear up the kidney secretions. I have had no return of the trouble and for this reason the cure is be- lieved to be a permanent one"
 Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy--get Doan's Kidney Pills---the same that Marien Renshaw had. Foster-Mil- burn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-adv.
Connecticut western news., 1921-09-01

Souvenir paddles with painted views of Canaan and Twin Lakes for sale at The Canaan Printing Go.
Connecticut western news., 1921-09-01
IT IS SERIOUS

Some Canaan People Fail to Realize the Seriousness of Bad Back
 The constant aching of a bad back,
 The weariness, the tired feeling, The pains and aches of kidney ills May result seriously if neglected. Dangerous urinary troubles often follow.
 A Canaan citizen shows you what to do.
 Marien Renshaw, Bragg St., says: "A few years ago the heavy lifting I did put my kidneys out of condition and I had trouble with my back. When I lifted the least thing it bothered my back and fol quite a spell 1t was hard for me t
Connecticut western news., 1921-09-01

left a considerable fortune when Le Sage became an orphan as a child. His guardians either stole or invested with but he was given good education and was admitted to the bar. Fees came In slowly and Le Sage faced extreme pow erty. Yet he dared to marry and turned to the stage for means of support.
 For years he wrote, never really suc- cessful, but never actually in want. He was nearly forty years of age when a comedy gave him n Parisian reputa- ton, and n novel made him known to France. The first two parts of "Gil Bias" were published in 1715, but they were not liked so we'll as his earlier story. Le Sage, however, knew how good 1t was, and he IabOred over 1t as devOtedIy as great sculptor over a block of marble. The third part was not published until 1724, and not until 1735 was the last part put forth. Dur ing these twenty years he had also turned out play after play, and numer- Ous books. He did not cease to write until his seventieth birthday had passed.
 Outside of France Le Sage will aI- ways live because of his one book that ranks among the worlds masterpieces. "GiI Bias" is life itself, an animated picture of Spain fin its most coIorfu1 period. ''It is a work" says Sir Walter Scott, "which renders the reader pleased with himself and mankind"
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MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
 HAVE APPENDICITIS

Medical reports shown men are more subject to appendicitis although many sudden cases occur among women. It can be guarded against by preventing intestinal infection, The intestinal antiseptic. Adler-i-ka, acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, removing all foul, decaying matter which might cause infec- tion. It brings out matter you never thought was in your system and which may have been poisoning you for months. Adler-i-ka is EX- CELLENT for gas on the stomach. Farnum's Drug Store, dealer.---adv.
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Wanderina Gems.

I have observed that butterflies very broad-winged and magnificent butterflles-frequently come on board of the salt-ship, where I am at work. What have these bright strangers to do on Long wharf, where there are no flowers nor any green thing-noth- ing but brick storehouses, stone piers, black ships, and the hustle of toll some men, who neither look up to the blue sky, nor take note of these wandering gems of the alr2-Haw- thorne.