FOR OVER 40 YEARS
HALLS CATAJUIH XETMCina bu
ten oaad aucaartulljr In llw tnttMtl
of Ctiwrh.
HAL.W* CATARRH MEIMCINS coa
alata of Otntmant which vjuwkty
lUHovea b» local appli' fttlon. «r4 the
In»»»nal MmUcIim. a Tnrtc. which »rtl
tknmsh tha Blood on the Mu r.ui Bur
Itm, thua rrdurlnf tht n flam motion.
HoM by all drumr«l»
V J. Cbcnoy * Co., ToMo, Ohio
Operation Advised
; Friend Said
"Dorr Do irr
Try Lyifia E. Pinkhun's V«r
•table Omyooad Fnt
Proved Good Adwct
OUcago, lllinofc.-" Jut i few tinea
» tat yoa kaow whtt Lydm K. Ptak
WilSIII WORKED ON
MCTIOMAKT M TEAKS
New York, Sept. 11,—A letter writ
to* te itOM by Noah Webeter, anther
of the lillHwy which ta Mid te
have »iiHi tha United State*
man 7 diaiecte, ta which the writer
refers to Ma plaaa ta new* a ra
ceptioa far Ma work to England, kaa
baaa given oat by John Stuart Thom
son, of Jeraey City.
The communication, which to de
acribed aa hitherto unpubitahed. waa
addmwd ta Charlaa R. Webeter, a
roue in of Noak, and waa found by
the rouain. It renda aa followa:
"New Harm, Sept. 24. 1*23.
"Dear Sir:
"1 expected you would call upon
me the morning yon left New Haven
bat you disappointed me and I moat
write wkat I want te aay to you.
You must bare heard that I hare
been many yean in compiling a com
plete dictionary of oar language. My
researehaa have been laborious and
extensive, and I think fruitful in dis
coveries. As I am drawing toward
the conclusion of the work, I think
of going ta England nest summer to
revise and complete the work and to
try to obtain a reception of it in that
country. But aay raaoareea arc too
•canty for auck an undertaking and
I want to avail myaelf of all my ex
tra means. I bare oa hand a new
book of my own pubiiahing, entitled
letters to a young gintlemaii con
cerning his education.' aoaae of which
1 think may be aold In Albany. Tha
retail price is $1.7*, tha work being
a thin octavo. Tha ahact price is
M rents and for a hundred or am
I would aay M cents. Now, air, will
by taking a hundred ar two. either
bound or in sbaeta; bound at flJ9
ar in sheets at M conta. If yau will.
R will vary mock obHge ma.
"My dictionary kaa eeet me M
years at labor aad about SWjOM. If
I aaecaod I ahall leimbutae myself
aad be able te inm>wili all my
frlaada far their advancea. If I
ahould not, I ahaR be loft la my eM
"Plaaar to praaaat oar kinds re
spects to Mr*. W. and other frfcmda.
"Tour with affectioa aad reepoct,
"N Webeter"
■pant nm^rui iw a»
9M7S. AO this ficoratf u part of
my. Ik ooday of tU,iW|M tbia
j^rtiaa iaataad of two
thmwlm loeky if thoy an able to
■wt •Z.OM.aw. Tba hnimlii par
ty, It mmmm at the praaant, will fall
far abort of axpartationa, and tban
ia now little likelihood of the La
fodatta fond fatting far bayaad 91,
Sanata arruthry of aatiaawl eoaa
able that atata campaign fMa wW
ba larger than bo#ara. Many atataa
4b not require reporta. Soaaa ccwtri
Man prafy to mk/tbair dnnationa
tkroogfe thaae rhanneia, aa that tfcay
•M*«r awaiiat »V— naitlH-.lt xi Qi«iila»(w
ft* O'Q mww9 ^^HHawiaijf
greatly inrreaaad, ainee there ia
no report of thaaa. la tMa way it
ia prohaMe that tba eaaaral npaMk
tnrea wilt ba aaait to tba flMMJM
m afit and aiaijr,
AH of the parties are prilHt to ba
rarafai abort wboae donatiana tbay
arrapt. Teapot Dnme Mint forgotten
in Waabmgton, r*aa if it ia amoar
the electorate.
RUSSIA DOMINATED BY
LENIN'S SPIRIT
Hi* Memory m Idolized. Image
On Cdiii mmI Pottery, Work
Mosrov, Ruaaio.—Like ao many
other - mmi>n<iing figure* in hiat-«ry,
*"icolai Letiin. .T*at.ir of anri »• Rl*
■it, ia |TMt(T is death than in life.
If the founder of the Modern Cov
in oniat a tat* hu failed to >ni a
"rod" or a "Mbit" he haa literally
become, in the minds of the Roaeian
Bolaherika. an idol of aa great fane
aa America'a Waahington or Lincoln.
In the centre of Moaeorw'a famooa
"Red Square" Lenin I tea mouldering
in a frail wooden tomb, a aymbol to
the Bolahcvik intelligence of the
death of Ruaaia'a greatest rebel and
of the renaiaaanee of a now Rnaaia
Throughout the day and night,
within the walla of the Kremlin, aa
aacred to Ruaaiana of the monarchical
period aa Lenin'a tofnb to daw to the i
heart of the Ci—manlat, thou—nda of |
Ruaaiana who hare —brand the Sov
iet faith fmm hi alienee befera thto]
atrange mortuary chamber of
and oak and, without getting •
gttmpee ofthe frail body within, atop
to do rwarta to Ha i
Thar* an thoee, of cow**, of
old Csariat regime, who look apaai
not of the death of a man. hot of the I
of the eM SMsto. ft to|
againat any
are an daty at the
behind the Kremlin" walla, ready with
bayoneta to aiiwiiaa* the allghtaat
gesture of Inanrreetlon.
Bat R to not alone at Lenin'a tomb
that the
and
STATE FAIR
Tot
Tha Boat Cattia, Swine, Stump and Poultry.
Product* of tka Parm and Home.
Daily by the Soya' and GirU Cluba and
A Pine-Art Show, Inrludinc a Loan Exhibit Prom Haw York City,
Eapraa anting Soma of the Beat Ameriran Artiata.
A Lixe-Siaa Cow (Statuary) Mad* Pro* HOTor Of a Pamooa Sculptor
) Mada Pro* Butter toy a i
ft Train Loana. for Entarta
Praa Acta, Twice Daily, on Baca Track la Prowl at
The Binaat Carnival, Two Train Loana, for
ao dmmTr - - - - M
Every Day, With Uni
otb Cotton Palace, |«
•d A. K. C. Do* Show
Uniform Puraaa of MM Each
t» Carload* at Cotton to
AM
cThe silent woods
are catling
CALLING you to play hooky
— as they did when you
were a kid. Remember the old
swimming hole, the wild ad
ventures in caves and woods,
the thrills of catching your
first fish?
jt '' ■ • , ■ , * -
Your nature still wants to play
hooky once in a while. It's
easy too. Easier than it was in
your schooldays. Plan your
work ahead so you can take a
day off. Hop in the car bright
and early. Go off for a day's
golf or hunting or better yet
take the wife and family along
for an outing in the autumn
woods.
Forget jour business for just a
few hours. You'll work all the
better next day. Your vision will
be clearer, your mind keener.
Your point of view will be
changed. And you will find it
restful to get out on the road
on a week day when there h
less traffic.
Better run 'round tonight to
the nearest "Standard" pump
and fill her up with gas, oil,
air, and water. Then you'll be
ready for an early start and a
steady run. "Standard" is just
the gas you need on early morn
ing trips like theae fee there
may be a touch of froet in the
air. That's when you need
PePPT
STANDARD OIL COMPANY. (N«« imrmy)
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