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V li'' r ;? i - ' i - ?*■' \'- \’V \'X. SOUTH NEW BERLIN BEE DEWSJF EVE No More Gentle Than “ Cascarets’* for the . Liver. Bowels It is just as needless as it is danger ous to take violent or nasty cathartics. Nature provides no shock absorbers for your liver and bowels against calomel, harsh pills, sickening oil and salts. Cascarets give quick relief without in jury from Constipation, Biliousness, In digestion, Gases and ^ick Headache. Cascarets work while you sleep, remov ing the toxins, poisons and sour, in digestible waste without griping or in convenien c e . Cascarets regulate by Strengthening the bowel muscles. They cost so little too.~Adv. The Mode. \Sometimes I have traveled miles in my dreams.” ‘T suppose it was on a nightmare.” NEW YORK BRIEFS Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, that famous old remedy for infants and children, and see that it In Use for Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria Ignorant is bliss until it begins to associate'with egotism. Som e tim e s a m a n m islead s people by being honest w ith them . It is pot SO much what you earn as what you spend that counts. Potatoes, tobacco and corn are na tive to America. $100 Reward, $100 Catarrh Is a local disease greatly Influ* enced by constitutional conditions. It therefor© requires constitutional treat ment. HALLi’S CATARRH MEDICINE Is taken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys tem. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE destroys the foundation of the disease, gives the patient strength by improving the general health and assists nature In doing its work. $100.00 for any case o: Catarrh that HALL’S CATARRB MEDICINE falls to cure. Druggists 75c. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. E v e n the fee t o f a lazy m a n can kick up trouble dust. UNCLE SAM a SCRAP chew in PLUG form MOIST & FRESH rOU GANT GUT GUT but you can clean them off promptly with A B S O R B IN E *■ • T'RAD^ MARK OFri.tl.!; DAT ocr and you work the horse same time. D o e s n o t blister or remove the hair. $2.50 per bottle, delivered. Will tell you more if you write. B o o k 4 R free. ABSORBINE. JR., the antiseptic liniment for mankind, reduces Varicose Veins, Ruptured K druEeisu or delivered. Made in theU . 8. A. br W.F.YOUNG.P. 0. F.,310Tinu)l88i.SDHnflfi8ld.liiii. Cuticura Soap IS IDEAL - For tlie Hands Soap ^ . , Ointment 25 & 50o., Talcnm 25o. Sample each maUed free by ••Qaticpra. Dept. E, Boston.” THE‘‘BLUES” Caused by Acid-Stomach M illion s o f p e o p le w h o w o r ry, are desp o n dent, h a v e sp e lls o f m e n ta l depression, feel blue and. are o f t e n m e lan c b o ly, b e liev e th a t tn e s e con d it io n s are due to ou t s id e influences over w h ich th e y h a v e little or no control. N e a r ly alw a y s , kovfever, th e y can be traced to an Internal source— a c id - s t o m a c h . N o r is It to be w o n d e r e d a t . A c id -st6m a c h , b e g in ning w ith su c h w e ll defined sy m p t o m s as in d igestion , \>eiching, heartburn, bloat, etc.. Will if n o t ch e c k e d , in tim e a ffect to som e d e g r e e or o t h e r a ll th e v ita l organs. T h e nervous sy s t e m b e c o m e s deranged. D ig e s tio n suffers. T h e blood is im p o v e r is h e d . H e a lt h and stren g t h a r e u n d e r m ined. T h e v ictim of a c id - s to m a c h , a lt h o u g h h e m a y n o t k n o w th e cau s e o f h is a ilm e n ts, fe e ls h is hope, courage, a m b it io n and en e r g y slip p in g . A n d truly life is dark — n o t w o r th m u c h to th e m a n or w o m a n w h o h a s a c id -sto m a c h ! G e t rid o f it! D o n ’t le t acid-stom a C h hold you back, w r e c k your h e a lth , m a k e your d a y s m iserab le, m a k e you a v ic t im o f th e “ b lu e s ” A n d g lo o m y th o u g h t s ! T h e r e I s a m a r v e lou s m o d e r n rem e d y ca lled EATONIC th a r b r ings, oh ! su c h q u ich relief fro m your S t o m a c h m iseries— s e t s you r s t o m a c h t o rig h t s —^makes it stron g , cool, sw e e t an d com fort able. H e lp s you g e t b a c k your s t r e n g th , vigor, v it a li t y , en th u s ia s m and good cheer. So m a n y th o u s a n d s up o n th o u s a n d s o f sufferers h a v e u s e d EATONIC w i t h su c h m a r v e lou s ly h e l p f u l r e s u lt s th a t w e are su r e y o u w ill fe e l th e sa m e w a y if y o u w i ll ju s t g iv e it a tria l. G e t a big 50 cen t b o x o f E A T O N IC — th e good ta s t i n g ta b l e t s th a t yo u e a t lik e a b it o f candy— from you r d r u g g ist tod a y . H e W ill return you r m o n e y if resu lt s a r e n o t e v e s m o r e th a n y o u exp e c t, FATONIC QflIP Ci^^YOORJkCTD-STOMACflD W a n t e d to E x c h a n g e — S e lected o y s ters fresh from th e beds in sh e ll or sh u c k e d (solid m e a t s ) for good apples. Get prepaid p r ices a n d particu lars. W m . Lord, C a m b ridge. Md. W . N. U., NEW YORK, MO. 41-1919^ Goal miners and operators in the Buffalo conference negotiated a new wage scale and working conditions, which will avert a threatened strike of 400,000 miners on November 1. Tax assessment lists shou^ the real estate values in New York city have increased $208,500,000, but officials say the amount is not sufficient to meet the budget and that a jump in the tax rate is inevitable. Tommy Murphy, Poughkeepsie reins- man, has 34 horses in his stable this season and has entered in every meet ing of the Grand Circuit from Cleve land to Atlanta. Counsel for Lieutenant Cominander Christopher Marsden, on trial in Brooklyn accused of obtaining \soft berths” in the naval reserve for slack ers, charged that his client is the vic tim of a conspiracy. . Announcement has been made by tlie Conservation Commission that the game promoters have been instructed to enforce rigorously the provision that evidence of sex at all times re main attached to the deer carcass or part thereof when it is transported and that hides must at all times show evi dence of sex until the tanning is ac tually begun. In order to avoid any unintentional violation of this law the commission has issued a general warn ing to sportsmen that every deer or part of one transported must have evi dence of sex attached. Moving van owners of Albany agreed that rent payers of Albany prefer do ing their moving on May 1. It was ex pected a large number of families would move October 1, but van owners reported the »number of families \to move were comparatively the sam^^ as any day, with the possible exception of the first five days of May. In the past five months, one moving van owner said rt Albany, there have been more families changing residence than in the past ten years. , This, he says, is due to the fact that there are so many new houses being built in Al- A new company, composed of Lake ‘George men, has been formed to har vest ice on Lake George this winter. It is not planned to build an icehouse, but the concern will erect an endless chain carrier for loading ice on Dela ware and Hudson cars at the head of the lake. State A r c h itect L e w is P. P ilcher w a s a m em b er of t h e official N e w York city com m ittee w h ich w e lcom e d th e K ing and Queen o f B e lgium on their arrival in N e w York city for a v isit in. the U n ited States. Supreme Court Justice William W. Clark at Rochestor sentenced Elmer H. Hyatt to be executed in Sing Sing prison the weel^ of November 91 Hyatt, who was eighteen years old on the day of his sentence, was convicted of the murder of Patrolman William A. O'Brien of the city police force, whom he shot the night of May 2 after O’Brien had discovered him entering a house. Members of the police and fire de partments of Saratoga Springs have petitioned Williafn B. Milliman, com missioner of public safety, for an in crease of 20 per cent in salaries. The men say they are paid less than in oth er cities and the cost of living has in creased SO per cent, while the increase in salaries has been only a third of that. Heads of the departments re ceive $1,G00 a year, while the patrol men unci firemen are paid $1,200 a year. A memorial to William H, Cudden- back, associate judge of the Court of Appeals, was read by Judge Cuthbert W, Pound, associate judge, and adopt ed by the com*t. Judge Cuddenback died at Goshen on the 16th day of Au gust, 1919. Ambro.se J. Fry of the state educa tion department heads the list of suc cessful candidates in the State Civil Service Commission examination for supervisor of factory classes of the AiiiericaniKation Bureau at a salary of $2,400 a year. Another successful can didate v.-a.s Mrs. E u g e n e S. Sim o n s o f 656 Myi-tie avenue, Albany, Former claim adjuster, testifying at the investigation of charges of graft among employees of the State Indus trial Insurance Fund, says that graft ing was reduced to a system anii that the money was “split three ways.” More tlaan 100,000 veterans have .joined the 508 posts of the Americ 9 ,u Legion in New York state, Ogden L. Mills, state chairman, announced. Fifty thousand new members were enrolled in the American Legion in New York County in the two weeks’ drive. Antonio Colarusso of Hudson has filed with the State Court of Claims a claim for $22,312 to meet his losses during wartime construction of the Austerlitz-Spencertown highway, Mr, Colarusso completed the highway des pite the prospect of serious losses aft er he had promised the people in the district they would not have to travel over an uncompleted road if comple tion was possiblei The New York state commissioner of foods and'markets issued a report which shows that 50 per cent of the fuel pumps in use by gasoline filling stations deliver short measure, and he makes suggestions to motorists for safeguarding their. interests. A spectacular fire destroyed the old Sea Beach Palace at Coney Island, which was brought from'Philadelphia, where it was known as Machinery Hall in tlie Centennial Exposition of 1876. Hose was stretched from Luna Park and other adjoining properties, and volunteers assisted in fighting the flamesn Mayor ' Hylan and Commissioner Nixon exchanged sharp letters over the proposal for a conference to end the chaos in New York traction affairs. The New York fire department was awarded $10,000 by the Standard Oil Company of New York for prompt control of a recent fire at the com pany’s refinery at Greenpoint, L. L A check for $1,050,000 ftfom the es tate of the late Frank W. Woolworth, who originated the chain store system of 5 and 10 cent stores, was received by State Comptroller Eugene E. Tra^ vis. This amount brought the total of transfer tax receipts for September to more than $4,000,000, the largest for any month since the transfer law be came effective in 1881. ' Frauds discovered in the examina-’ tion in New York of police lieutenant’s for promotion to the rank of captain may result in canceling the entire eli gible list and the holding of new exam inations. * ^ T r u s tees of public buildings aw a r d ed to the United Roofing Company of Albany contracts to repair the roof of the Capitol for $2,600. The job will be begun at once and must be completed in 60 working days. It was announced at Watervliet that work would be started soon on the foundation of a new community hall for the Third Avenue Methodist Epis copal Church, adjoining the church in Third avenue. The cost is estimated at $25,000. Commissioners Philip J. Deering and Frank A, Peabody and Chief Engineer Paul D. Sargent of the highway de partment of the state of Maine were in Albany and called on Highway Com-’ missioner Frederick Stuart Greene. They are making a tour of the r' r.te by automobile. \New York’s roads are* the best in the country,” said the com missioners, James Stewart and his son were In stantly killed at their farm, five miles southw’est of Bath, when a steam boil er attached to the separator of a thrashing outfit exploded. The explo sion ' wrecked the barn in which the separator stood, set it on fire, and it burned to the ground. Two other men were injured. Kingston and ’Ulster county celebrat ed Welcome Home day with a parade, in which more than 5,000 took part, not counting the 1,500 service men, who marched in uniform. As the pa rade passed up Broadway Lieutenant Tate dropped flowers from an airplane on the marching soldiers. The parade was the largest and most impressfve ever held in Kingston. At the close of the parade the service men were the guests of the cHy and county at a chicken dinner in the state armory. Adolph Lewisohn and H e r b e r t S. Carpenter, members of the prison sur vey commission named by Charles P. Rattigan, state superintendent of pris ons, conferred with Governor Smith in the executive chamber. It is expected •the commission’s report of its survey of the state prisons will be ready for submission early to the 1920 legisla- Contracts calling for the expendi ture of $11,596,712 on the construction of 545 miles of roads were awarded by Commissioner of Highways Frederick S. Greene during July, August and September. Seven contracts for the improvement of 82.29 miles of roads were let for $105,954, Repair work contracts amounted to $4,440,134.29. Since he took office in April Commis sioner Greene has awarded 150 con tracts for construct.ng or completing 722 miles of new highways, at a cost of $15,852,456.43. For resurfacing ahd rebuiWing 416.04 miles of roads the state expended $2,234,662,43. Canned army food bought at recent municipal sales for 10 cents a can has been resold for 16 and IS cents a can by Mrs. Tillie Simon, who conducts an Elmira grocery store, according to M. H, Murphy, chairman of the mu nicipal army food sales committee. At torney General A, Mitchell Palmer has been asked to advise, what action should be taken against Mrs. Simon. Governor Smith has asked 12 New York financiers to serve on a commit tee to consider the advisability of leg islation to safeguard the public invest ing in new securities offered for sale. The committee will decide what is to tak^ the place of the capital issues committee, which was established dur ing the tear and was dissolved the first of this year. Benjamin Axleroad, an Albany at torney, has just been promoted from first lieutenant, judge advocate to cap tain, judge advocate. Captain Axle- road entered the military service less than a year ago as a private and has been gradually promoted to his pres ent rank. He is at present stationed with the claims board of the-war de partment in Washington. The Empire State Forest Products Association has planned to hold its an nual convention at Albany November 13, and the November 11 meeting will be made a preliminary conference of the manufacturers. The American Pulp and Paper Manufacturers’ Asso ciation will hold a convention in New York city the latter part of that week, and its members are being asked to start for New York sufficiently early so that they can stop in Syracuse and participate in tbe conference with Colonel Graves. In an automobile accident at Owego Charles W. Shattuck, proprietor of the Snyder Hotel in Waveriy, was killed and his wife, another woman and Richard Dooley injured. The ac cident is said to have been caused by the car skidding on wet roads when the brakes were applied. Dr. Royal C. Copeland, health com missioner, indicated that New York City must have to commandeer milk for sale to poor families in tenements at about 12 cents a quart. He said that a survey of more than 11,000 families showed that one child in every three is suffering from lack of milk. GOODBY, WOMEN’S TROUBLES 'The- tortures and discomforts of weak, lame and aching back, swollen feet arid limbs, weakness, dizziness, nausea, as a rule have their origin in kidney trouble, not “female complaints.** of ki&ey and known— bo ia These general’ symptoms of kitoey and bladder disease are well known— bo ia the remedy. , Next tiriie you feel a twinge of pain in the back or are troubled with head ache, indigestion, insomnia, irritation ia the bladder or pain in the loins and lower abdomen, you will find quick and elief in GOLD MEDATv HaarleiB sure r t _ ________________________ Oil Capsules. This old and tried rem edy fOr kidney trouble and allied de rangements has btood the test for hnor dreds off o years. It does the work* i::'ains and troubles vanish and new ma and health will come as you continue their use. When completely restored to your usual vigor, continue taking m capsule or two each day. GOLD MEDAI j Haarlem Oil Cap sules are imported from the laborato- Hes at Haarlem, Holland. Do not ac cept a substitute. Jh sealed boxes* three sizes.—Adr. - Men listen when money talks. Prob ably that is why we sometimes hear oi hush money. Conscience something that makes a guilty man tremble every time it thunders. Burn Less Fuel - Get More Heat Bum hard or aoft coal,‘wood or gas in a New Idea Bipelesi Furnace and hum a lot less of it .to.keep every^ i^na in your Rouse conafortaBle, The heat cireidates through-the house, leaving the cellar cool for storing ind . vegetables, ^stall a * N E W - I D E A I Onm You’pmNtard SoMaeh AhonV ' ' ' ' ^ Write for information and dealer’s name. UTICA HRATER COMPANY. Box 20. Utic», N. Y., Ilk. - SUtm^ind m t Wa*^ . i- ; ^ Naturally. “Weren’t you once, a hand-readerl” “Yes, those were my palmy days.”— Baltimore American. How much easier it Is for some folks to make their won’t than it is to make their will I ^ Hoxsle’s Croup Remedy, the only cure for croup. Prevents pneumonia. BOc:—Adv. Usefur Practice. “What practical good did'your son’s athletics ever do him?” “Well, he got a position as a bank runner.*’ A Poet Scorned. Poet—;There is. poetry in everything;. Editor—There is too much of it In the mails. • The Newdass. “■Willie, pame .one of the specular tive sciences.” “Geography.” Treason seldom dwells with couiv rige. , i To o I I I to Work Scores of W bmoi in homes, stores, offices and factories are n o t fit to b e a t work.. They toil on day after day and year after year suffering widi distressing weaknesses ancl derangements, no{»ng against hope that they will soon feel better, but how can they hope to do good work or e s c £ ^ permanent invaKdism? . Such women are in danger of derangement of women’s hmetions. They owe it to themselves to by that good old fashion^ root and herb remedy Lydia'E. Pinkham’s Vegelable ComJ}ound, which for more than forty years has been restormg American W omen to health and strength. Here is a Notable Example Joplin, Missouri.— “ I took Lydia E a r i n l A ^ 1 V e ^ table Compound to see if it really would do at it was ad-' yertised and it jure did, and more. I was weak and could not do much work, had bearmg down pains and had to go to bed. 1 learned, about the Vegetable G)mpound from my mother and my husband told me to get it. After taking one bottle I was able to he on my feet most of the time .and do my work again* I have a baby eleven months old and I have done all my own work, even the washing and ironing since she was three weeks old. I c e r t ^ y recommend your great medi cine to everyone who cornplains of female double and I am more than wiling for you to use my testimoniaL’* “ Mrs. TIMOTHY G R ^ E Y . 426 G>nnor Ave., Joplin, Mo. And Another QucagOi Illinois,— ‘I sitfered for four years with pmns in my lidesf hips and leg$ and a tcnibic backache, t could not do any work at all, 1 was treated by many physicians but they did not help me. I read in one of ypur books where oflier women have been helped by Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, so I tried it and it helped me very mudh so that now I do . ever 5 ^mng in the house. I have told my friends about Vegetable Compound ^ and you have my pennission to use this l^ e r . ’ ~ Mrs. I. OVENSTEIN, % 2 S. Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, 111.. Thousands of such Letter© Prove the CuraUve Vhlueof 111 aE.P able UYPIA E.PtN KH AM M E D IC IN E CO.. LanHW.
