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than his wife. After n union of al
most half a. century In death they
were not divided.
M. Berthelot had just left his wife,
who had been bedridden for a long
time, when one of his sons lnform-ed
him that the Invalid had erased to
sufer. The aged chemist was com-'
pletely overcome, uttered a cry of pain
and ImjRediiitely expired.
Do'rn In Paris in 1827, M. Berthelot
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27th of last October. His long career
was filled with memorable labors, the
most Important of which led him to
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and he brought about almost complete
revolution In the science of chemistry.
It, was to this that M. Berthelot owed
his fame.
Professor In the College de France,
member of the Academle des Sciences
and perpetual secretary of the same
after the resignation of Pasteur, suc
cessor of the mathematician Joseph
Bertrand of the Academle Franoulse,
a life member of the French senate,
ex-minister of public Instruction and
of foreign affairs, decorated with the
grand cross of the Legion of Honor, M.
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were exercised far beyond the domain
of his ordinary studies, was londed
with titles and with dignities. At the
suggestion of the government th
French parliament voted to give him I
national funeral.
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!
Wife Made the SuKgrttlon,
A grocer has excellent opportunity to
know the effects of sH-clal foods , on
his customers. A Cleveland grocer has
a long list of customers that have been
helped in health by leaving off coffee
and using Postuin Food Coffee.
He says, regarding his own experi
ence: "Two years ago I had been
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was almost wrecked In my nerves.
"Particularly in the morning I was
so irritable and upset that I could
hardly wait until the coffee was serv
ed, and then I had no appetite for
breakfast and did not feel like attend
ing to my store duties.
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inasmuch as I was selling so much
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and suggested that we try it. I took
home a package and she prepared it ac
cording to directions. The result was
a very happy one. My nervousness
graduuily disappeared and to-day I uiu
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or stoma'-h troubles, to leave off -n"ce
and use Pcwtuni Food Coffee. here's
a Keasnn." Keud, "The Itoad to Will
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Eeleanses
and heals
mucous
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After Many Years
"Now, Misa Jinney, you !s alua a want
in' a story about dem tryin' times in
Ole Caroliney,- an I'a jes don' tole ye
all I kuowed ober and olier agin."
And our own colored cook, Tilda Jack
son, knocked the ashes ant of her pipe
on the hearth of the kitchen range, which
to us children was a preliminary sign j
that old 'Tilda held in reserve one of her
reminiscences of her life on the Old Car
ter plantation, near the city of Charles
ton, and of the Civil War.
We. children, my sister and I, used
to love to steal down to her especial do
main in the gloaming, and teaae for a
story of that enchanted land of flowers,
and especially of those battles fought near
the Carter place, and of which the old
negress was an eye witness.
Itefilling her pipe, and settling herself
in her easy chair, she continued :
"I jes' done recolmember one moah ob
dem yarns, but it's erbout how my ole
missus kep Decoration Day all by her
lone self, an' how she done put posies on
one grave fur fifteen long years afore
she found out who de poah young fella
was."
Here old 'Tilda stopped and lighted
her pipe, puffed away with a retrospective
glance at us two girls, as we crept closer
to this orucle in ebony, and, having stim
ulated our curiosity, she continued :
"Wal, jes' a couple o' days after dat
ere big fight at Charleston my ole man,
Lige Jackson, he was down back o' de
field a cuttin' bresh, an' all at once I
seen him drop the ax an' start fur de
house on a run. An' I was dat scarf"!
let de scr.n -bod over,' case" I was makiu'
soap out in de yard, an' was bound dut
a snake had bit hirn, or he had got a lick
wid de ax fur Lige was de laziest uiggah
iu de whole kentry, an' I knowed some
thing had happened when I seen him git
such a move on to biui. An' shore
euough, when he came up, all out of breff,
I knowed it was time to git start, an'
says he : ' 'ITldy, tell de missus dar'a a
sojier lyin' down dar back ob de fence,
by de run, an' I reckon he is powful bad
burt, 'case he's a grownin' an' done seem
to sense not in'.'
"Wal, my missus wan't berry ole In
dem days, but she was jus' done fading
lake a putty posa, along ob dat dread
ful wan, expecting to beah dat de runnel
was killed, an' all de odor trouble erbout
de niggns gittin' free, wid de place half
woked an' fust oue army tukin' rations
aud den de oder till it 'peara like dsy
wasent much let'. Wall, I jis pulled do
stick from under dut soap kittle an' run
round to de front porch, whnr missus
was sittiu', an' tole her what Lige seen.
She got right up nu' made Lige an' ole
Miukey, de coachman, go and brung dut
pooh fellah to de house. She an' me a
fix in' up a bed fur him while dey is gone.
"Byenby dey toats him in an' lays
him in it. He was outcn his hade lake,
an' missus send rilit off fur a doctor,
fud he foun' lie was shut lu de side, de
ball goln rouu by do spaie, an' Tie say
dat air pooh boy dun got he death blow,
and de doctor reckon be was eider shot
while on picket duty or had dropped bo
bind when he dun got burt, while de araiy
Inarched on an' let' him. Anyway, dur
be was, an' he doant know nobody uer
ntithiug, an' de doctor say he was pur-
(ised, so be couldeut eveu move his pooh
ungue.
"Wall, ndssus an' me nussed him till
we both pretty nigh dun drop iu our
tracks fur a week. Den at lu' he dun
weut home to glorv. as de sun was set-
tin' lake In a sea of hah.
"But jis' afore he breaved bis lus' he
kinda com'd to his senses, an' kep' a
look in' at missus uu' he try'd M mighty
bard to apeak an' was dut distressed
case he couldn't, de big teurs outen
hla handsome black eyea uu' roll down
bia cheeks dut was as white aa do sheet,
an' de sweat lay so cole an' tbiek on bis
bade dat bia pretty dark curls looked
like dey were don got dipped iu de rain
water barrl.
"Da missus take bis ban' an' aay :
" 'Xebber mine, du loviu' Jesus knows
jes' what ye want to say,' an' woufd
help bin) ter make her eu'stan', anyway
he would dun find out who his folks
war an' write 'em all about bow be fit
an' died duiu' his duty, or what he
thought war bis duty.
"Din he kept looking at bis jkIi
ragged clothes, dut nns a bangin' whar
1 be could see 'em, till uiissuu takes de
MlMfc ,IVUt III y i J,U .J - "" M W.
They are aiarihtiig down the street to-dsy
With their tattered flags above.
And beside the column the busy throng
1'auaes a space as they march along
Uu their rnlsilou of peace and love.
The brows are wrinkled, the forms are
bent
That follow the drum and fife;
And (loners ot springtime fill the hands
That ouce held rifles and flashing brands
la the long past years of strife.
Though some are feeble and some are bale.
Time's hand has touched each head ;
But to-day they step with a martial swing.
Tor the Stars and Stripes are beckoning,
As of ore, to a place of dead.
For these are the men of Gettysburg
And Shlloh's bloody fight ;
The men of a thousand fields of war,
Who pledged their lives to the flag they
bore, '
For Union and the right.
Body and spirit they offered (hen,
Free at the Natlon-s call;
Now they are weary and few and old.
Know we the worth of the trust we hold,
We, who are heirs to all?
and bunts through de pockets. She dun
found notbin' but a little Bible, an' when
she bring it to him bis eyes jes sbine,
lake de stars in de night, an' missus
opened it an' a leetle tintype of a putty
young thing a boldin' a little baby er
about a year old drapped out, an' then
be looked so glad. Missus axed him ef
dat war his wife an' baby, an' he nodded
yaa, an' den missus aay : 'I kin find dem
by 'vertisiu' in de newspapers, an' I tink
I dua know what ye want me to tell
dnw,' an' den ahe aee dat be waa satis
fied, an' bis poor eyes waa looein' deir
light She dun took bis ban' in hers, an'
san lake an' augel dat pretty hymn
about:
" 'All my true' on de Is staid.
"Dar waa two or three verses, but I
disremember 'em. Anyway while she
was singing de gatea ob glory opened
and tuk dot poor boy in.
"Ef be war fightln' on de wrong aide
he dident dun know it. He just did
hla duty as he had learned It from older
badea. So de missus bad him laid to res'
up In de grove back of de bouse, an'
ebery Decoration Dajr she dun put posies
on nat lone grabe, rain or shine, sick or
well."
"Did she ever advertise?" asked Jen
nie, wiping the tears out of her eyes.
"Deed she did ! an' fur years ahe war
tryin' to fine dem folks ob hisen, till it
went on fur nigh on ter fifteen years. De
wah was dun, de uiggura all free, Massah
Carter loss an arm a fightln' agin it,
an' his only chile, young Massa John,
war glowed up to be a man, an' like his
ma, as putty as a picter, and dat smart
dat be run de plantation, bis own self.
He hired de niggabs to work dat war
good fur anything, an' 'let de triflin'
ones go.
"Wall, der used to be lots of company
alius a couuV up from Charleston, .an'
ooa -day -'n Xls.y .dar'war Mas'sa' John's
cousin, Miss Llddy Carter, dun come out
to de plantation ter make a visit, an'
she brung erlong a young school friend',
Xellie Munson, an' she was aa putty as
a picter, with eyes aa black as de night
when de moon don't shine, an' de color
ob her cheeks war like du rosea in de
gardin.
"Wall, such time aa dem yoiuig critters
bad.' Day waa boatin' an' fishln', an'
hossback ridin' ebery day ob dur Uvea.
Wal, one sweet, putty morning my ole
missus say, dia ia Decoration Day ; ef
you young ladies want to go wid me to
put dowers on iliy grabe, I would like
yer company. Misa Llddy she jes' dun
st reach herself outcn de hammock on de
veranda, an' ahe say :
" 'Scuse me, aunty. I'm awful tired of
dat grabe ; eber since I was a baby 1
recolmember it.'
"But Miss Xellie she dun jump up an'
say :
" 'Please let me go, I've dun hear how
good you war to dat poah sojier an' I
know some day you will git your re
ward.' So she an' missus walked off
in de bright Bunsbinc. de bees war a
hummln' and de birds a singiu', and dey
carried a great baskit of posies de hun-
HE DID NOT
Soma ef the patriotism of '01 should enter into present day activities,
ney suckle an' roses, an' jasamlna, an'
Miss Nellie de prettiest Sower of ail In
ber white frock and aky blue aaah.
"Miss Liddy she lay dar swlngln' In
de bammak, and Massa John, after a lit
tle, gits up and atarta for de grove, too.
Den Misa Liddy laffs and aais kinder
scornful lake: 'Is It Miss Xell or ds
grabe . that takea you out dar dia hot
nioruln'V"
"He jea laugh back at ber an' aay :
" 'Ob corse it's de grabe, dat's my 'lig
eous duty, ye know, 'specially when dar'i
a lovely young lady in de bargain.'
'II'? ole missus alius like t9 babe us
all come up dar, loo, so I war dar jea' as
Mr. John got dar, an', as usual, my mis
sus opened dat sojier's Bible an' was
jus' goin' ter read when Miss Nellie
saw de leetle tintype, and she gabe a
leetle cry lake, an' takin' It from de
missus ban' she said :
" 'Oh, Mrs. Carter, my ma has got jes
such a picture, an' it's hers and mine
When I was a baby.' Den she laid her
baid down Into missus' lap an' began ter
cry, an' she nobbed out dat her pa was
in de wah, an' disappeared, an' day dun
tried ebery way to fine out sometlng er
bout him. Missus axe her what was
her pas and mas name, an' she tole ber
dere names war 'George an Lucy.' An'
missua opened de Bible, an' dar waa writ
on de leaf 'From Lucy to George.' Den
she took de poah young lady In ber arms,
an' said: '"How wonderful are dy ways,
oh, Lord !" An', my chile, dare under
all dem flowers sleeps your futher, an' in
this peaceful spot. He has not been like
a stranger, or neglected, so now in de
Providence ob de good Lord, de dearest '
wish ob bis heart ia fulfilled,
will be comforted.'
I trus' you
I
"Massa John, walked erway wipin' bis
Si'.cs, ai.' missus-read a comfortin j
varse or two outen dut little Bb)e, an'J
we una snug a hymn, and de decoration
was ober fur dut day, an' missus said to
all ob aa:
" 'Let dis yar teach yer a lesson ob
faith. Do your duty, no matter bow ,
long de way is, or bow dark de cloubds.'
"Wall, cbil'en, it is time ye were in yet j
beds. It's jes erbout true, dis yarn.
Ebery word ia as true aa de gospil. Yaa.
Misa Jiunie, dat are grabe is decorated
ebery year when dis day comes aroun',
though de ole massa and missus Is lyln' (
down beside dst young sojier boy, an' j
it'a Miss Nellie's grabe now, for she dun
gun' an marr'd Massa John, an' be jus'
lubs de ground she walks on. De ol
missus lubed her, too, and you ought to
a seen what care Miss Xellie dun took ob
de ole missus in ber las' sickness, fur
month afore she dun went to ber reward,
and she say ober and ober again :
"Xo kind act Is overlooked by de Mas
ter; an', honey, I'm gittin my pay now
for honorin' du dead by a few flowers on
a lonely grabe upon de day de nation set
apart to 'memorate dose dut fell.'"
Although South America has nboul
twice the area of the United States, It
has only half the populutlon.
FIGHT FOB THI
Modernlslaif hapserro.
Coltou Mnynnrd. an Instructor tn
English at the Cheahlre Academy, Cho
ahlre, Conn., has been In the bablt for
some time of asking the boys in his
fshakspeare clnss to givo approprlt
titles for the scone In different plays.
The other day. after reading "Th
Merchant of Venice." he asked one of
tho boya to suggest a good tltlo for the
scene where Jessica steals away from
her father"s house with Ixnenxo. Tho
boy showed his familiarity with melo
drama. If not with Shakspoare, by an
nwerlng quickly, "No Mother to Gulda
Uer'Hariier a Weekly.
WORN TO A SKELETON.
A Wonderful ltestoratoa Caused a
Heaaatlon la a renaarlvaala
Town.
Mr. Charlc X. Preston, of F.lkland.
Pa., says: "Three years ago I found
Unit my housework
was becoming a bur
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had no nmbltloti and
was fading last. My
complexion got yel
low, and I lost over
M oundft. My thirst
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there was sugar In
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My doctor kept me on a strict diet, but
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helped we at once, and soon all traces
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Sold by all dealers. r0 cents a box.
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Modesty of tireatneaa.
TUllam Henry Harrison had won tha
battle of Tippecanoe.
"Indiana has plenty of military men
who eould have done the job aa well aa
I did," he said, "but they were all ao
busy writing novels that I hated to dis
turb them with a little affair of this
kind."
Feeling sure, furthermore, tbat the mil
itary fame of Indiana would be safe in
the hands of his illustrious grandson, ha
went back to Ohio, where he could keep
an eye on Foraker.
Then the Merenrjr Froao,
"I think London Is a lovely placa for
a honoymoon. Ikm't you. dear?"
"Yea, darling," he replied In an ab
stracted manner. "I shall always coma
here In the future." Stray Stories.
Mrs. wintlow't Soothing Pyrup for Ohlldran
roMalng; tef teas the. gum, redness Inflsmma
tloa, auayt pui, auaes wioi colla, sm a boula.
Tba English ironey denomination
pound was once a pound weight of ail-1
ver in its pur state.
Spring always brings into special favor
Nature's blood purifier. Garfield Tea. It
is made wholly of clean, aweet Herbs.
It purifies the blood, cleanses the system,
cleara tba complexion, eradicates disease
and promotes Good Health. For young
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Sampled Too Mack.
Church My wife's very much under
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Gotham Yes, I think you told ma
you weie at the pure food show last
night Yonkers Statesman.
That our American forests abound in
plants which possess the most valuable
medicinal virtues is abundantly attested
by scores of the most eminent medical
writers and teachers, a Even the untu
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advent of tho white race. This Informa
tion, imparted freely to tho whites, led
tha latter to continue investigations until
to-duy we have a rich assortment of most
vuluublu American medicinal roots,
o -o
Dr. Pierce believes that our American for
ests abfend In most valuable medicinal roots
fo the cuFsmjf most obstinate and fatal dis
eases, if w&njMd properly Investigate therm
and loyTuiianyn of this conviction, be
rjOllfvwlth DrlOtkJV I Up almost tnsrrflmis
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alb. or Indigestion, torpid HverTTunctlonall
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known to the medical fraternity. Cstartb
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Cstarr
Cure Is tssen Internally, acting dlreafly
opoa the blood and mucous surfaces ef the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
of the dlsesse, aud jclvlng the patient
strenrta by building up tae constitution and
assisting nature lu doing Its work. The
proprietors hsve so much faith la Its cure
tlv powers that they offer One Hundred
Iiollars for any case that It falls to cure.
Bend for list of testlmnnlsls.
Address V. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, TCc.
Take Hsll s Family Pills for constipation.
Ilia Idea of a Joke.
"Jones has a queer sense of humor."
"Hub?"
"He married his dead wlfe'a sister, yon
know. And now be refers to tha deceased
aa his sister-in-law." -Cleveland Leader,
Yau Can Oct Allen's Foot-Ease FRED
Writs trtlav in Allen R nimaturi T M Rnv.
N. Y., for a FREES sample of Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder to shake Into your shoes, j
It cures tired, sweating, hot, swollen, ach-
ng reet. it manes new or tignt snoes easy.
A certain cure for Corns and Bunions. All
Druggists and Bboe Stores sell It. 25c.
Toklo ia a hundred years older than
St. Petersburg. - .
ITCHING RASH 18 YEARS.
Girl's Rub. Spread ssd Grew Wore
trader Specialist' Care Perfect
Cora by Cutlcura Remedies.
"When my daughter was a baby she
bad a breaking out behind the ears.
The doctor said that she would outgrow
It, and It did get somewhat better until
she was about fifteen years old, and
after tbat she could get nothing that
would drive It away. She was always
applying something In the way of
salves. It troubled ber behind the
knees, opposite tbe elbows, baok of the
neck and ears, under tbe cUIn, and
then It got on the face. That was about
three years ago. She took treatment
with a specialist aud seeaied to get
worse all the time. We were then
advised to try the Cutlcura Remedies,
and now I don't see any breaking out,
M. Curley, 11-19 Sliteesth skreet. Buy
City, Mich., May 20, lOOtl."
put into your body not only good material for repairs and
fuel, but a mass of useless stuff that has to be removed
promptly or it will clog your machinery, poison your blood,
CATHARTIC
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MRS.GEO. A. JAMES
I suffered so I did not cam what became of "
me, and mv family despaired of iy re
covery. Physicians failed to help me. I
waa urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetalile Compound and I want to tell yon
that it boa entirely cured me. I think IS
Is tha finest medicine on earth and I am
recommending it to all my friends and
acquaintance.
Mrs. Geo. A. James, a life long
resident of Fredonla, N. Y writes:
Dear Mrs. Pink ham:
"I waa In a terribly run down condition
and had nervous prostration caused br
femolo troulvln. In fact I bad not been wuui
since my children were born. This con
dition worked on my nerves and I waa ir
ritable and miserable. I bad tried many
remedies without getting much help But
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound!'
brought mo back to health and strength. It
hna also carried me aafoly through tha
Change of Life. I cannot too stronglj '
reoommond your medicine, "
Mrs. Pl&htiam's Invitation to Woaieo
Women suffering from any form of'
female weakness are invited to
communicate promptly with Mrsv
Pinkham, at Lynn, Mast. From the
aymptonia given, the trouble may be
located and the quickest and surest
way of recovery advised. Out of her
vast volume of experience in treating
female Ills Mrs. Pinkham probably
has the very knowledge that will help
your case. Her advice is free and
always helpful.
Food H
Products
Llbby's
Corned Beef
is a mild cured and perfectly
cooked corned Beef, and carefully
packed In Llbby'e Great White
Kitchens. It Is prepared aa care
fully as you would make it In
your own kitchen.
It has the characteristics and
delicious flavor ot the right kind
of corned beef.
for Quick Servtag-.-Libby's Corned
Beef, cut Into thin slices, arranged on a
platter sod garnished with Libbjr's Chow
L.tiow mates s tempt
ing dish ior luncheon,
dinner or suppsr.
Ask vrar inmt Is
Llbkir-a a IhW
asi stUa LlskyS
Llbby. McNeffl i
Libby. Chkais
The Canadlea
West Is the
Best West
Tbs testimony ol tens ol thoussnds during tbe
patt year Is that the Canadian West is the best
West. Year by year kite agiicultura! returns"
nave Increased in volume and In valus, and stilt,
the Canadian Uovenuneut oilers too acres Irss te
very bona fide settler.
Some of the Advantages
Tbs phenomenal Increase In rsilwsynllesge
main lines aud" branches has put slmost every
portion of the country withta essy reach ok
churches, schools, msrksts, cheap luel aad every'
aaodero convenience.
The NINETY MILLION BUSHEL WHEAT
CHOP ol this year awans s,oceyx te tW
farmers ef W eaters Canada, apart Isota tbev
rcaults ol ether grains and catus.
For advksj and t formation address tho
Superintendent ol Immigiatioo, Ottawa, Canada,
er the authorised Csiudiaa Covers neat Aaeui.
W. D. Scott, Superintendent of ImmlsTstioev.
Ottawa. Canada, or E.T. HoJmeS, Jit Jacksosv.
Sc, St. Paul, Mann, and j. M. MscLachlsa, Boa
tie, Watertowa, So. Dakota. Aatborlsad Gorersr
assat Agents.
fiaasB ear asaso yea saw this aa
MOTHER GRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN,
A Oerters Oare (or Fevertahaeea.
Censtlpatloa, Hvalstkt,
fiteasacii Traableo, Tetklaa
other Orar,
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