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BLUEJAY. HAS MANY- FAULTS
Garrulous Bird Is Charged "With Long
Elderly
Series of Crimes, but Never
. Called Coward. .
Splerictiiii liaxatife
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reopieh
Has Been Prescribed by; Well
, . Known Physician for
Many Years. ! v.
The infirmities; of age are espec
. ially manifest iji a , tendency to
. constipation, and call for treat
A meut that will afford ; relief in an
,. easy, natural manner. The rapid
action of cathartic Remedies and
purgatives that jshock the system
should be avoidejd, more especially
. as the relief thdy affer ig only
temporary andjis usually) more
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MRS. RACHEL ALLEN.
than offset by disturbance j to the!
vital organs caused by their vio-'
lent action. ! V 1 i
. Nearly thirty years ago Dr. W. j , .
B. Caldwell, Monticello, Iljl., pre- wrote that it had done her a world
scribed a compound of simple lax- ( of good and that site intends to
ative herbs that has since become keep it in the house always,
the 'standard household remedy in Druggists sell Dr. Caldwell's
thousands of homes.ljt acts easily Syrup Pepsin for fifty cents a bot
' and gently, yet - with positive ef-jtle. It is a -splendid remedy and
feet, without griping or other pain should be in every home. A trial
or discomfort. Mrs. Rachel Allen, bottle, free of charge, can be ob
Galesbnrg, Kans., is. seventy-one tained by writing to Dr. W. H.
years old, and after using a bottle Caldwell, 454 Washington St.,
of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup pepsin, Monticello, 111.
ALONG
THE ISS
WHOLE FRONT
IS DIE !
n iif riir iiinTniEim
H ht AUi)
PE
TROGRAO
REPORTS
(MORE
6,000
IRE
PRISONERS
Petrograd Says This is Evidenc
ed bp The Capture of 17,000
Austrian Prisoners in Com
paratively Small Sector.
Petrograd, via ' London. In
, their advance upon Czernowitz,
the capture Of Bukowina, the
r Russians have! occupied j,he vil
liage of Sniatyh, 20! milesj north-east
of the city, the war office an
nounced today. f
In addition ;to their previous
-captures, the Russians have taken
20 officers, 8,000 men, 6 guns and
10 machine guns. The announce
ment says:
"Western Front Aloiig the
. whole front from the southward
- ;of Polesia to the Rumanian front
, ier our troops; continue to drive
back the enemy. During -yestei-
" day 20 officers and! about 6,000
men were taken prisoners. We
have taken six cannon, 20 ma-
chine guns and many artillery
and ammunition wagons. The
y total of prisoners and trophies
captured during the Operations
- amount to nearly 120,1)00 men,
1,780 officers, 130 cannonfand 260
machine guns. j1
: v ''Reports which have -been re
( ceived say the enemy abandoned
'at certain points quantities of
" war materials of such bulk as to
, make it impossible to give an ex
act 'description at such short no
tice; as an instance, we found
abandoned sufficient rails! for field
railways to cover SO versts (.ibout
20 miles.) ; j
; ; VMany of the enemy units are
completely disorganized judging
by:the fact that in the ' fighting
from June 6 io 11, General Stch
erbatchoff, inia comparatively in
significant sector, icaptured 414
' officers, 17,000 soldiers, 29 guns,
34 machine guns, 56 caissons be--
sides other ooty. j , , j
.'-On the VaTdirnir-Vpl.viiski road
the enemy displays! stubborn in
sistence; the battles continue west
pfj the village of Zalu rze, hilf
way between Lutsk ktid TOdfoiH
Volynski.,
yesterday our troops drove the
enemy back and occupfed the
heights on the westbank of the
stripa.
''South of the Dniestir we oc
cupied the town of Sniatyn (west
of Czernowitz.) Fighting for
the possession of the Czernowitz
bridgehead continues.
"On the Divina front the Gei
mans violently bombarded the Ik
skull bridgehead. South of Som
ergn we repulsed an enemy at
tempt to approach our positions.
In the region of Baranevichi and
southward to the Polessie region
there were several engagements
yesterday with considerable en
emy forces.
"Caucasian front. In the di
rection of Bagdad we stopped an
offensive by important eneniy
forces.'
Bad To Have a Cold Hang Cn
Doru't let your cold hang on,
rack your system and become
chronic when Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar
Honey will help you. It heals the
inflammation, soothes the cough
and loosens the phlegm. You
breathe easier at once. Dr. Bell's
Pine-Tar-Honey is a laxative Tar
Syrup, the pine tar balsam heals
the raw spots, loosens the mucous
and prevents irritation of the bron
chial tubes. Just get a bottle of
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey to-day,,
its guaranteed to help you. At
druggists. "
The bluejay . Js . again , asserting
himself with , all - his ; audacity and
raucous turbulence. ; What a' : hold
andy independent fellow he is, asking
no favors, brusque and self-suhicienti7
a swashbuckler, and a robber ! -Yet
what a trim and , handsome bit of
feathers and how graceful in, his ev
ery movement !
The bluejay is about twelve inches
long, and every inch an "American.
His plumage is light, purplish blue
above and grayish below; the 'collar
and frontlet are black and the wings
and tail ultramarine barred, the
outer tail feathers tipped -withwhite.
He is called the "garrulous" jay,
Y designation that belongs first to
the European jay, which is not at
all like the American bird. -Our
jay breeds from Newfoundland to
Florida, and often remains in the
North through the winter. The "jay
is accused of many bad qualities, but
never of cowardice. He is as full of
mischief as the proverbial magpie, he
robs the farmer's corn crib, he mur
ders young bird in the nest, he sucks
the eggs of other birds. He lias con
siderable imitative power, and by im
itating the cry of a hawk will'. fright-'
en other "birds and send them f o
cover. He is classed in .the crow
family, and bears the scientific name
of Cyanocitta crista ta. The first
name is Greek for bluejay and cris
tata Latin for crested.
Theodore Roosevelt's strength
was in his voice.
Bowel Complaints in India.
In a lecture at one of the Des
Moines, Iowa, churches a mission
ary from India told of going into
the' interior of India, where he
was taken sick, that he had a bot
tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy with
him and believed that it saved his
life. This remedy, is used success
fully in India both as a preventive
and cure for cholera. You may
know from this that it can be de
pended updfr for the milder forms
of bowel complaint that occur ip
thisountry. Obtainable every
where. . ; :
WARS THAT CREATED WORDS
"Forlorn Hope" Is: a Military Phrase
That Was Borrowed From
the Dutch.
"Kultur" is a word which has
found its way into the English lan
guage. Everybody seems to know
that there is a difference between
"culture" and "kultur" and a dif
ference not merely of spelling.
Our sixteenth-century war with
Spain was responsible for several
new words being added to', the lan
guage. "Embargo" and "contra
hand" are two of them, .while-to our
campaigns in the low countries we,
are indebted for such words as "free
booter," "furlough," "cashier,"
"leagues," "drill," "onslaught,"
"sconce" and "domineer."
"Forlorn hope" is a, military
phrase borrowed from the Dutch
"verloren hoop," hoop meaning
troop; and although "comrade" is
a Spanish word, it ' came to us
through the soldiers who fought in
the low countries.
Tho word "khaki" was not used
in the way it is today until the Boer
war. The tcrnf "die-hards" came'
from the battle of Albuera in 1811,
when Colonel Ingiis, addressing his
men, cried, "Die liard, my lads ; die
hard!"..
The term "free lance," now mean
ing a literary man who is in no one's
employ, is a relic of the Crusades,
when companies of knights roved
fromplace : to ' pi ace offering their
services to anyone who would pay for
them. Answers, London.
NOT SO BAD.
CorporalsThis is a terrible busi
ness. t
, SergeamWOh, I don't know. Pve
lived with my wife's relatives for the
last four years. Philadelphia Bulle
tin.
JUST SO.
In, the region of j Zatrze the
CbssacH.:ma
For a gent who was not thinking
of the ribuiination anCwho pidnt
want it, Charles Evans " Hughes
shows abnormal amount of pre
paredness! f; "
squadron K ; 7 a ; ; ; k . ;
&nd reacneJ'Sypp yillage
6i Iemidovka, and! s(thw
Babfiia"ptuieithe2
KoanefnorthflBiiji
region on me ngut v. uatijiv r iu; uic
People ar learninirthat a little
itotijrnt;! $f ten c iesithemlfl
hig expense ?Hee Is, ao tnstatice:
in Wri
family has'eUvou)i Chuhqber
lam's CoiiCftoler
oea Remedy since we commenced
Keeping house years ago. : pen
we go on an extended v isi t we tahe
it Mtte vi Obtainable eve
wnere. :
Stripa,vtheneinlM
counattacks;f-In&tl ah,
Biggs Law is certainly a dry
study. " ..
Diggs Yes ; but a prettywoman's
tears frequently wash away all
doubtVin the minds of the jury.
RIGHTS OF MAN. -
"Every man," said the moralizer,
'has a right to do as he'j)leases.w
(He has," rejoined the demorali
zer, ?in case he pleases to do right'
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' ; HIS DRAWBACK.
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"Why did you refuse, to give that
young man employment?" . JT"T?
'Vell, he hadn't any; refining
prison inliuences in his: past life."
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AN XPERT'S OPINION. -
- uJ)fy yoii drive n Automobile
replied Mr: Chuggins, f'yon
must nevr; ; drivt an.1, atitomohile.
You've got to coax it." r 1 ; A
... - -you WU1 read:. er... I 41rM--,fe' M
(in? 1 1 y
as you i never thought
could be is jrours to
command quick as
you buy some Prince
Albert and fire-up a
pipe or-a home-made
cigarette !
. Prince Albert gives
you every, tobacco sat
isfaction your -smoke-appetite
ever hankered
for. ; That's because
if s made by a patented
process that cute out
bite and parch 1 Prince Albert has always soth. ipo?." wwCh,
17 "l V ha m&dt fftre men
Deen sola witnout coupons or premiums. S'bSorTI
We prefer to give quality ! -
JrtfiAOFTTR 'Vnu rr.-
the national joy: smbke
has a flavor as different as it is delightful. You never tasted the like of i ft
And that isn't strange, either. ( v
Men who rur? they can't- smoke ,a pips or. rpll a ciga
rette can smoke and will smoke if they rise Prince
Albert. And smokers who hve not yet given PA. a tiy
out ce.rtaidy,hve: l)ig "surprise ana alot of enjoyment
coming .tljeiay.-as sp6n as theysiiivest ina supply;
Prince Albert tobacco will tell its own story ! ;
Bay Prince Albert every
where tobacco it told in
toppy red bagt, Sc; tidy red
tine, 10c; hand tome pound
and half-pound tin humi
dor andthat corking fine
pound crystal- glatt humi
dor with sponge-noistener
top that keep the tobacco
in each clever trim always t
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO1 CO, Winston-Salem, N. C
g Jj
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Just look at that illustration a Second tirne; Lobkatthe
roominess of thi3 new Studebaker SERIES 17 FOUR
tho individualized COMFORT that's built into the
car for every onaxf tfyy SEVEN passcngets it carries.
Not a detail L j been overlooked that will make th's
car easier-riding. The front seats, for example, are
divided and they are also adjustable that is. they
can be moved fore craft to fit; the passenger's wishes.
In t!ie tonneau, roominess is especially evidentlots
of room fjr five full-grown people. The rear seat ia
wide atid deep and luxuriously upholstered with the
finest straight-grain semi-glazed leather. And every
where roominess,: convenience and a host of
COMFORT3 have been built into the car; : ' "
Thii new Studebaker ia the most, powerful 4-clinder ' " hft PCO RntAP
car onihe market within hundreds of dollars of its price X TtH11 , PrWrr
-tho biaestjor any u ( mSSQMQ?
bov-ht but on. COMFORT alone it stands as the 1 W
GREAT value of the year. Come in and see for your
self what Studebaker COMFORT mesns.
THE REASON.
. -effler -enemies regard .Russia , as a
W"$yetil&P3. -ata :Woiild like to be
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JOELE
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a Having this day. qualified as the Ad- Having to day qualified as. the Ex-
ministrator of-the estate of Mr. 2; AJ-5cut?c-5 fte estate of J b' Wnan,
Carver; deceased of T Person County,: deceased,; ate oJ: - ? r a o n
N. CVthia is to notify all, persona iU ;Njaih ' Carolina this
i4ted or holding claims against -said notify all r persons indebted or
deceased, to present thm to Vthe; un . holding claims against said decease to
overy,, i y . ( - - " cucir recovery. - V
."AH persons indebted to said Restate ? A Ptrsons indebted to . said estat
will
please mane lmmetnate paynent. , 'i1. rc.eac inuneaiate r payments
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