Nebraska Newspapers

    DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD; DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
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Catarrh means inflam
mation, which is dtagrna
tionthe gorging: of the
circulation with impure
blotd.
Coircct all catarrhal condl
lions, wherever located, by the
use of PERUNA, obtainable In
cither liquid or tablet form at
all druggists or the
Peruna Company
Columbus, Ohio
I " Culgrave Manor, '0- )
1 tonshue,,sprese,ved y-:mmm&:m9m
I as a peace memorial -. ..Kfmssassr
ain and the United ". "T: '.-'.- !&?!!ffifflfe
jsssjEiiisraBaasrf states. tiere is an ' jL rWffift fci.
interesting story of S7 -'-WES.
the historical place , hpM SpK$ "'
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ft iiH in 1 1 itrrSnn
Men In the Trenches.
Mon who have heon under flro In
(ho trenchoa or In tho open, With
bIioWb falling nil around thorn and mon
stricken on nil felons, will toll you that
thoy hail no fonr as long as thoy could
llghfnnd bear their part In tho Strug
Bio. Hut whon wounded, lying powerless
and helpless on tho Hold, tho enemy
descended on them, fear of tho un
known, of tho long hours of wnltlng
torturo, of what fnto had In store for
thorn, has wrung groans front hearts
thnt no pain could Inlluonce,
Each sound, each movomont con
talncd a monaco for which thoy had
no name, no reason, but which was
full of unutlornblo horror, and for
which thoro was no rollof but merciful
unconsciousness or removal Into tho
zono of pcaco and safety.
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IT HEALTH
Tho average man would lather Ioso
?5 on a horso race than a nickel
through a hole In his pocket.
BANISH PIMPLES QUICKLY
Easily and Cheaply by Using Cutlcura
Soap and Ointment. Trial Free.
Smear tho plmplos lightly with Cutl
cura Ointment on end of linger and
allow It to remain on flvo minutes.
Then ho tho with hot water and Cutl
cura Soap and contlnuo soma minutes.
This treatment is best upon rising and
retiring, but i3 effectivo at any timo.
Frco sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dopt. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere. Adv.
Woman's Bilence signifies more
than a man's because it is much less
frequent.
RECIPE
GRAY HAIR.
To li&M pint ol water add 1 oz. Bay Rum, a
small box of Ilarbo Compound, and H oz of
glycerine. Apply to the hair twice a week
until It becomes the desired shado. Any drug
gist can put this up or you can mix It at
home at very little cost. It will gradually
darken streaked, faded gray hair, and re
moves dandrufi. It Is excellent for falling
halrand will make harsh hair soft and glossy.
It will not color the scalp, Is not sticky or
greasy, and does not rub off. Adv.
Fools and children can be relied up
on to tell tho truth at tho wrong
time.
Makes Work a Burden!
A bad back makes hard ivork harder.
All day the dull throb and the sharp,
darting pains make you miserable, and
there's no rest at night. Mayho it's
your daily work that hurtB the kidneys,
for jarring, jolting, lifting, reaching,
dampness and many other strains do
weaken them. Cure the kidneys. Use
Doan's Kidney .Pills. They have helped
thousands and should do as well for
you. Thousands recommend, them.
A Nebraska Case
Joseph Boeken- 1re tela i Sim'
nauer, waiconeiu.
Nob., says: "My
back pained me se
verely and tho kid
ney secretions were
Irregular In passasei
and filled with sed
iment. Every cold
I caught made tho
trouble worse, and
at times I got so sore and lamo I
couldn't move. Finally I was confined
to bed. Seelnpr Doan's Kidney Pills
rpcommendod, I used them. Tho pains
soon left me, my kidneys were
strengthened and I was restored to
good health."
Cet Doan' at A117 Store, 50c b Bos
For a really flno coffco at a mod
orato prico, drink Donison'o Semlnolo
Brand, 3Gc tho lb., in scaled cans.
Only ono merchant in each town
sells Somlnolo. If your grocer isn't
tho ono, writo tho Dcnlson Coffoo Co.,
Chicago, for a souvenir nnd tho namo
of your Somlnolo dealer.
Buy tho3 lb. Canister Can for $1.00.
-Adv.
Bulletproof Textile Invented.
Tho Homo Corrioro del I'olesslna an
nounces nn invention by tho curato of
Arlano consisting of an Imporforablo
tcxtllo fabric. Numorous riilo and re
volver sholH have been llred at tho
mntcrlol from n dlstnnco of a few
ynrds without penetrating It. Tho
projectiles nro said to have fallen
without leaving a trnco on tho fabric.
Tho euro will offer his invention to
tho government.
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ftorr?& of Hfer&hi'nfiortls Ancekoru
N a quiet, rural neighborhood, At Wcssyngton, this was their family coat.
whero the farmhouses aro quaint, And at Mount Vernon I myself havo noted
An old cast-iron, scutcheoned-chimney-hack
Charged with that heraldry.
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Your Bowels
Cut out cathartics and purgatives. They arc
Druiai, narsn, unnecessary. Try.
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
Purely vegetable. Act
genuy on tne liver.
eliminate one, ana
sootne tne aeiicate.
membrane o: the.
bowel. Cure
Looilipitlon,
Bllloutnco,
Sick Head-
ache nd lodlf tition, s millions know.
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Genuine must bear Signature
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No unpleasant after effects No opi
ates Cures colds in 21 hours- La Gnppo
In 3 days-Money back if it falls
Insist on genuine Box with red top
Mr. Hill's picture on it-25 Ccnti.
At Any Drug Store.
W.H Hill Company Detrofe
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treated without k.ilfoorpaln. All
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write far Trim I lltictrttt itnt.
?, Dr.WlLUAMS SANATORIUM
ATvuuoivcniij at., rajaceapohi, nioa.
DRI IPC I t-cat plies by a mild cafe
!fllln-tSirfc aietbod without knife or
CURED hospital operation. Estab
lished fur years. Write for list of patients.
C. Y, Clement, M. D 353 Good Blk., Dei Moines
Wiitnnn V.. Coleman,
l'utent tjtnyer,VaalilnKtoii,
D.L'. Advice anrt liookn frer.
ruu reasonable. IllstiNtrelersoiXi). Jleat sttvlwa.
and antiquatod, Btands Sulgravo
Manor, tho ono-tlmo English
homo of the Washington family.
Tho manor never really saw
Georgo Washington or his fathor;
or oven his grandfather, but tho
Washington family possessed nnd
occupied it during most of tho
sixteenth and seventeenth cen
turies. It is still possiblo to dis
tinguish over tho main entranco
to tho old building tho heraldic device of stars
and stripes "which Washington accepted as his
own coat of 'arms, and which is commonly re
garded as tho origin of tho Amorican flag.
In thq summer of 1911 tho suggestion was mado
by a prominent member of tho British Pcaco com
mittee that tho historical property should be pur
chased and dedicatod as a memorial to tho peace
ful "relations existing between tho two countries
during tho past century, tho dedication to be ono
oT tho features of the international celebrations
in 1914. This idea immediately met with popular
favor. Tho British committee acquired, the prop
erty, and dedicated it to peaco between England
and tho United States.
The manor has boon made into a Hall of Rec
ords, where matter pertaining to Anglo-American
unity is kept. It is understood that a lecturo chair
soon will be supplied by tho purchasers and that
James I3ryce, ox-ambassador to tho United States,
will be its first occupant.
Charming Old Place.
Tho manor is a charming piece of old archi
tecture, gray with the rains, frost and sunshine
of 300 years. Tho houso stands at tho eastern
extremity of tho village of Sulgravo, In Northamp
tonshire, and it is approached from the west by
a pretty groon croft, separated from tho almost
encircling road by a hedge.
To tho right of tho gable end of the manor is a
low stono wall with a larch gate, facing n small
court, partly paved and partly in grass. From tho
courtyard the house is entered by a handsome old
3tono doorway, apovo which a little, attic projects
from a tiled roof. The flno old Tudor doorway
Is surmounted by a shield containing tho Wash
ington coat of arms, -which three centuries havo
somewhat robbed of its original sharpness, but
which is still unmistakable.
What a fortuno had that shiold of a private
English gentleman to become tho most notable
blazon of all tho world! Strange to think that
this littlo obscuro stono coat of arms in a se
cluded Northamptonshire village should be tho
original of so much should still bo extant. As
strango to think of tho contrast between tho tor
pid and monotonous rustic life surrounding it for
so many generations with the rush and roar of
oxlstonco In our great republic.
Thoro is very littlo doubt that tho thrco stars
and tho threo stripes furnished the idea for tho
American flag. In tho flag, as in tho original, the
stars signify divino Influence guiding tho bearer
In tho right way; while tho bars denote ono who
sets tho bar of conscience and religion against
wicked temptations and ovil desires.' Tho colors,
red and white, scorn to follow also; tho red mean
ing military bravery and fortitude; tho white
peaco and sincerity.
Tradition attributes tho suggestion to Benja
min Frnnklln. Tuppor ts probably right when,
in his "Centennial Drama," ho makes Franklin
say:
. . I proposed it to tho congress.
It was tho leaders old crusading blazon,
Washington's coat, Ills own heraldic Bhleld.
And on tho spur, -when wo must chooso a ijag
. Symboling independent unity,
Wo and not he all was unknown to him
Took up his coat of arms and multiplied
And magnified it, in every way to this
Our glorious national banner.
Ho adds, also, somo allusions to tho old man
sion: . . . Tho Washingtons, of Wassyngton,
In County Durhnm, and on Sulgravo Manor,
County Northampton, boro upon "their shield
Threo stars atop ...
and for tho crest
An englo's head upspringing to tho light,
The architraves of sulgravo testify,
As sundry printed windows in the hall
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.Alfalfa $oScclCom!l.W:8weotC!oTcr
CO. rurm ior s.ile und rent u crop
pajmenli. J. Mulball, tioo Cltr, Ik.
Sioux City Directory
"Hub of tho Northwest."
FOR UEST feF.ltVICTC SIIH'
MCE BROTHERS
Live Slock C oinmiHHluu Merchants at
SIOUX CITY, Glilccso or Kansas OUy
Tho old building is in an excellent state
preservation. Tho main hall has a flno flrcpln
and an oak beam colling. Tho ancient oak stair
caso has vory beguiling twisted banisters and a
fascinating secret cupboard at tho Intormcdlnto
landing. Tho drawing room Is on tho second
floor, as was tho custom in the days when It was
built, and in ono of tho bedrooms it is said that
Queen Elizabeth onco slept.
Tho estato surrounding Sulgravo manor con
sists of about two hundred acres of gently rolling
land, substantially all of It in full view of tho
manor. Tho ownership carries with It the lord
ship of tho manor, "with tho nights, Roynlltles,
Privileges and Appurtenances thereto belonging,"
and is subject to "a feo farm rent of lis Ed ($2.84)
per annum."
Sulgravo Manor is tho place In England most
closely associated with tho name of AYnshlugton,
and yet It Is truo that Georgo Washington him
self attached littlo Importance to this fact. In tho
early days of tho Amorican republic, ancestry
was despised much moro than Is irow tho caso.
In 1788 Georgo Washington refused to accept tho
dedication of a book on heraldry becauso a por
tion of tho community were:
"Clamorously endeavoring to propogato an Idea
that thoso whom thoy wished invidiously to des
ignate by tho namo 'well-bom' wero meditating
in the first instance to distinguish themselves
from their compatriots and to wrest tho dearest
privileges from tho hulk of tho people."
But the ability to traco one's ancestors has n
greater value in this country today than it had
in tho days of the first president. Washington
know very littlo about his own forefathers. When
ho was asked about them by tho Garter Klng-of-Arms,
ho Bald tho first of his family in Virginia
had como from ono of the northern counties in
England, possibly Yorkshire or Lancashire, or
oven farther north. Later there was considerable
disputation about tho rdot of tho family troo
from which ho was descended, and It was finally
agreed by genealogists that tho Washingtons of
Sulgravo and Brighton d'd actually spring from
the Washingtons in Warton, Lancashire, a place on
tho Westmoreland border.
Several generations of Washingtons of Warton
aro recorded, and ono of thoso was tho fathor of
Laurence Washington, mayor of Northampton In
1532 and 1515. Ho seems to havo taken up his
residence nt Sulgravo, though membors of his
family continued to remain at Warton for soveral
generations. This Laurenco Washington had for,
mother tho daughter of Itobort Kytson of Hen
grave in Suffolk. This proved a matter of vory
considerable Importance in tholr history, because
it brought them into connection with tho Spon
cers of Althrop and Wormlolghton, through tho
marrlago of Sir Thomas Kytson's daughter, Cath
erine, to Sir John Spencer of Wormleighton,
whose grandson, Sir Robert Sponcor, was created
Baron Spencer of Wormlolghton in 1603.
In the process of timo tho Washingtons of Sul
gravo appear to havo got into financial difficulties.
Laurenco Washington entored tho wool trndo, per
haps Induced to do so by tho fact that Lord
Spencer was ono of tho great flock-masters of his
day. This Laurenco acquired considerable riches
in tho wool trade. In 1C39 ho hocamo possessed
of tho Manor of Sulgravo for tho sum of thrco
hundred and twonty-ono pounds, fourteen shil
lings, and subsequently his purchased additional
property.
p Sundial With Washington Arms.
Ho lidd many sons, ofwhom tho oldest was
Robert, tho ancestor of Ocorgo Washington. Ho
succeodod his fathor in 15R5, whon ho was of tho
ago of forty, but ho does not seem to havo been
so prosperous as his father. Yet it appears that
ho was ablo to send both his sons, Christophor
and William, to Oriel college, Oxford, whero thoy
wore in 1588, tho year of tho great armada.
Robert's oldest was named Laurenco, probably
after tho mayor of Northampton, and in 10 10
Robert, In agreement with his con, agreed to soil
Sulgravo to their cousin, Laurenco Makopeuco.
Tho second Laurenco Washington then removed
to Brlngton, near Northampton, his fathor per
haps going with htm, though tho lattor was hurled
In tho family vault at Sulgravo. Laurenco Wash
ington had scventcon children, two of whom roxa
The WajhittioJhte!d
to high positions
nnd woro knighted
Sir William Wash
ington of Packing
ton In 1G22 nnd Sir
Jqhn Washington of
Thrapston in 1C23.
Tho old church of
St. Mary's, whore
tho Washington fam
ily worshiped for
years, is near tho
old manor, and Is in
a good stnto of pres
ervation. It forms a point of considerable Interest
containing, as It docs, threo momorlal brasses on
tho gray stone slab put down In memory of Lau
renco Washington and his family. Thoso brasses
consist of Laurenco Washington's cHlgy, a shiold
bearing tho Washington arms, and tho following
Inscription:
"Horo'lyeth buried yo bodys of Laurenco Wash
liiKto. Gent. & Anno his wyf by whom ho had
Issuo lllj sons and ij daughts wo laurenco Dyed yo
. . . day . , . ano 15 ... & Anno Do
ceased tho vj of October ano DnllGGl."
Apparently Lauronco Washington, great-great-great-grandfather
of Georgo Washington, dovlsed
tliis monument ns a memorial to his wife, leav
ing tho (Into of his own death blank to bo filled
in nfter his death. This, however, has nover been
done.
Two other records of tho WashlngtonB nro
found in thp vlllngo of Brlngton. In this littlo
township, not far distant from Northampton,
stands tho houso f which tho family moved from
Sulgravo. It was In this houso that Robert Wash
ington died in 1G22, and In tho yard, engraved
upon a sundial, is found tho Washington coat of
arms.
In tho Church of All Saints, near at hand, -whoro
Robert Washington In buried, an Inscrlpton rends
as follows:
"Hero lies interred yo bodies of Ellzab Wash
ington, wldowc, who changed this llfo for iimnor
talltlo yo 19th day of March, 1G22. As alBo yo
body of Robert Washington, Gent., hor lato hus
band second sonno of Robert Washington of Sol
gravo In yo County of North, Esqr., who doptcd
this llfo yo 10th of March, 1G22, after thoy lived
lovingly together."
Lauronco Washington, grandBon of tho Lau
ronco or Sulgravo, died In 1610, and is also buried
hero.
Unfortunately littlo of tho village of Sulgravo
ns it was in tho days of tho Washingtons now re-
mnlns. A disastrous tiro In 1G75 swept tho vil
lage, and only a rollc may bo seen horo nnd thero
In nn ancient Iioubo. Most of tho streots aro sot
with neat brick housos. Coming toward tho
Church of All Saints, ono might fancy oncsolf In
tho business contor of somo minor Now England
city, but with rathor loss of glaro and nolso, nnd
tho community hold In a certain nboyanco by tho
presence of tho old church.
In dedicating tho manor as a memorial to tho
peacoful relations existing hotween tho two groat
English-speaking natlonB during a century, tho
British committoo has created a pormnnont me
morial of pormanont intorest.
First to Die for Liberty
It would bo difficult to say who was tho first man
killed In tho Revolutionary war. Tito spirit of
revolt prevailed and somo collisions between tho
pcoplo and British soldiers occurred before tho
war actually began. Tho battlo of Concord oc
curred moro than a year boforo tho Declaration of
Independence, but thero was bloodshed before tho
battlo of Concord. Ono of tho earliest of thoso
collisions was tho so-called Boston massacre,
March 5, 1770, in which British soldiers flrod upon
citizens, killing threo and wounding eight. Tho
first to fall In this affray was Crlspus Attucks, a
mulatto. Tho first roan killed in tho battlo of Con
cord, April 19, 1775, was Capt. Isaac Davis of tho
Massachusetts "mlnuto men." In tho battlo of Con
cord tho Amoricnns lost 93 killed, wounded and
missing, but no comploto list of names was preserved.
PREPAREDNESS I
To Fortify Tho System Against drip
nben Grip Is prevalent LAXATIVB P-ROMO
UUININU should bo taken, sa tills combination
of Qulnlna with other Ingredients, destrors
germs, acts as a Tonlo and Laxative and thus
keeps tho system in condition to withstand
Colda, Grip and Influeosa. Thern Is only ono
"IIROMO QUININE. E. W. GKOVB'S slr
taturo oa box. 15c.
Of Course Not.
Jaggs I was painting tho town rod
last night.
Wnggs I'll bet you didn't use walor-colors.
To Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcf
ctable Compound
Washington Park, 111. "I nm tha
mother of four children nnd hoVo, Buf
fered with fcmaio
trouble, backache,
nervous spellfl and
tho blues. My chil
dren's loud talking
nnd romplnjj would
make mo so nervous
I could just tear
every thing to pieces
and I would acho all
over nnd feel so sick
that I would not
want nnvono to talk
to mo nt times. Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pilla re
stored mo to health and I want to thank
you for tho good they havo dono mo. I
havo had qulto a bit of trouble and
worry but It does not nfloct my .youth
ful looks. My friends say ' Why do yoa
look so young and well ? ' I owo It all
to tho Lydia E. Pinkham remedies. ,
Mrs. Rout. Stopiel, Mooro Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois.
Wo wish every woman who suffers
from fcmaio troubles, nervousness,
backacho or tho blues could see the let
ters written by women mado well by Ly
dia E. Pinkham'a Vcgotablo Compound.
If you havo any symptom about which
you would llko to know writo to the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass., for helpful advico given freoof
charge?
Too Vague.
"I know a follow who is unusually
successful In handling tho grip."
"Is ho a doctor or a bellhop?"
Tho longer a mnn does nothing tho
moro ho scorns to llko It.
Important to Mothors
Exnmlno carefully ovory bottlo ot
CASTORIA, a safo and suro romody for
Infants and children, and soe that it
Ttnnra tlin
Signature o Qca&rffl$fc
In Uso for Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
A slip of tho tonguo is often moro
sorioua than a slip of tho foot.
New Strength for Lame Backs
and Worn-out Conditions
Pear Mr. Editor:
I sufforcd from lamo back nnd a
tired, worn-out fooling. Was unablo to
stand orect and scarcoly ablo to got
around. It would usually como on at
first with crick In small of my back.
I took Anurlo Tablets and ray back
commenced to get bottor. I did not
havo to walk doubled over as I did
boforo using thp "Anurlc." It is tho
host romody I havo over taken for
what It Is lntonded to rellovo.
A. G. DRAKE.
NOTE: Whon your kidneys got
nluggish and clog, you euffor from
backacho, sick-hcadacho, dizzy opolls,
or tho twlngos nnd pains of lumbago,
rheumatism and gout. "Anurlo" Is tho
most poworful ngont' In dissolving
urlo acid, as hot water molts sugar.
Ask tho druggist for "Anurlc." put
up by Dr. Plorco, in CO-cont packagos.
FROM GIRLHOOD TO OLD
AGE WOMEN ARE HELPED
At tho first symptoms of any do
rangemont of the fcminlno organism
at anyporlodof llfo tho ono safe, really
helpful remedy Is Dr. Plerco's Favorito
Prescription for overy concolvablo ail
ment and dlseaso of a womanly naturo.
It is a woman's temperance medicino
and its ingredients aro published on
wrapper.
Dr. Plerco'a Favorito Prescription Is
a truo frlpntl to women in times of
trlnl and at times of pain when tho
organB nro not performing tholr func
tions. For headache, backache, hot
flashes, catarrhal conditions, bearing
down sensations, mental depression,
dizziness, fainting spells, women
should nover fall to tako this tried and
truo womon's medicine.
But an heiress novor has causo to
doubt her husband's love for her
money.
SEVERE KIDNEY TROUBLE
YIELDS TO POPULAR REMEDY
m2HE3H3H32n3E:HKH)e9S
racinAihe
Problem
(
DecoratiiiR
About four years oco I had a severe
attack of Kidney trouble nnd Gravel of
the Bladder. I was afflicted this way for
one year and had severe painB in my back
and shooting pains in my bladder; I got
so bad that I was not nhle to work for
about two months; I could not rest at
night; I would have to get up revcral
times during the night to urinate, and
nt these times it caused me great pain.
I rend so much nnd heard so much of
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root I decided to
try Swamp-Root; nfter taking several
bottles I was restored to. cood health
nnd I havo not been troubled with my
kidneys and bladder since. I cheerfully
recommend Swamp-Root to others with
kidney nnd bladder troubles.
Yours respectfully.
P. II FLEMING.
802 K. 11th St. Pittsburg, Kansas.
Pcrtonallv appeared heforo mo this
5th dav of May, 1015, F. II. Fleming, who
subscribed to the above statement and
made oath that the same i& true in sub
stance and in fact.
JOSEPH KEYS. Justice of the Peace.
In anil for the County of Crawford and
State of Kansas.
Provo What Swamp-Root Will Do For You
bend ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Ilirp'inmton, N. Y., for a sample size bot
tle. It will convince anyone. You will
nlso receive a booklet of valuable infor
mation, telling about tho kidneys and blad
der. When writing, ho sure and mention
this paper. Regular fifty-cent' nnd ono
dollar size bottles for salo nt all drug
stores. Adv.
Matrimonial bonds aro not always
a safo and proiltnblo investment.
mSStLLwkT p.,.,. jOi, jii-aBiofl
mSi jflsF jtvfeHtT: 'V&SK
AKN&7aflHBXl
Tri r1rtSmrlnfy nrnriTMn fa
lltn nmmtn'a irnKIm A If)
basttno will solve this problem forthousands1!
of women this sorinu.
Tho Alabastlne "Free Decorating Servicer will
assist you to procure the correct tones ancrcolor
rombiaatlona that will hmon!it irf etUr with jroaf rug.
furniture, draperies, curtain, sad worln rppucl.
Alabastine
The superior wall finish
Piles Cured in k to II Day
DrUKgtsls refund tuonor If PAZO OINTMKNT fills
to cum Ilchlnir. Mind, lilniollna or l'rotrudlnii
l'lles. lflrst application vires rollel. Wo.
Uruguayan banks lmvo gold
serves aggrogatlng $20,G45,GG7.
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EXjflg
The tut wiUi which AkbtaUns
eon be mied una applied, t
rn of wonderful d
of wonderful decorative
1 that can be obtained by
Jilo Alabaatlne , tint.
AlsMtlne preferable to
the
iratlva
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Kindliness Is tho truo wealth of tho mind nnd I
bog you to keep it in your heart as a priceless
treasure. Olustl.
WASHINGTON'S APPEAL TO GOD
Ono day a Quaker former was pass
ing through tho wintor woods nenr
Valloy Forgo at twilight. Suddenly
ho hoard a voice, and, following tho
sound, ho came upon Commander
Washington upon ills kncoa in tho
snow, his chooks wot, hlu voice plead
ing brokenly for his country and his
people. Tho ,farmor returned to hit
homo, his oyos dark and solemn with
conviction.
"Georgo Washington will succeed,"
ho told his wife; "(loorgo Washington
will succeed. Tho Americana will se
cure their Independence!"
"What makoa thee think so, Isaac?"
mildly inquired his wife.
"I have hoard him pray, Hannah, out
in tha woods today, and the Lord will
surely hear his prayer. He will, Han
nah; thee rasv rest assured ha will."
And ho did
First Presldent'c Hljh Character.
It was always known by his frionds,
nnd it waa soon acknowledged by the
whole nation, and by tho English
themselves, that in Washington Amer
ica had found a loader who could bo
Induced by no earthly motive to toll
u fulaehood or to break an ongago
inont or to cqmmlt any dishonorable
ItC't.
Mon of this moral type are happily
Hot ruro, and we h'aye all mot thom In
our experience; but there Jg scarcely
ifino'ther instancs in history of such a
man having reached and maintained
tho highest position In tho convulsions
of civil war and of a groat popular
agitation.
Remedy In Religion.
Ono of tho boat nllovlativos of nor
vouiiiess, .in addition to rest, nnd such
romodlos lis oxport medical advico may
prescribe, is meditation on tho prom
ises of God, perhaps accompanied by
audible repetition of the vorscs ol
Scriptiiro, us they may ocour to '.H"
mind.
Bumper Grain Crops
wxS'SS' Good Markets-High Prices
Whoat, Oats, Bacloy, AlfaUaand QpassBa
The winnings of Western Canada at the Soil Products
Exposition at Denver1 were easily made. The list
comprised Wheat, Oats, Barley and Grasses, the most
important being the prizes for Wheat and Oats and
sweep stake on Alfalfa.
No less Impdrtant than the splendid quality of Western
Canada's wheat and other grains, is the excellence of
the cattle fed and fattened on the grasses of that
country. A recent .shipment of cattle to Chicago
topped the market In that city for quality and price.
Weitera Canada prodneed la 1915 onctoird as muck whe!
'.T-TX a. all fr .& II. II. J C.-.-- ... ...a IFII llltfl. Illlll DfllhAll.
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' cjpV Canada In proportion to population has a greater
exportable surplus of wheel tins year xnan any
country in the world, ana at iucscm. i"" juu
can figure out the revenue for the pro
ducer. In Western Canada yon will find
ravfr, good markets, spienaiu w-uuu.o, v
gSL tional social conditions, perfect climate
fcSScis. nnrl r,rhr trreat attractions. Ther
Is uo war fax on land and bo conscription.
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