Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
Kidney trouble prevs upon the mhul,
(Uscounigesiuidlcsseiisniiibition; heatitv.
; -ICr, l vixr mm ciieontll-
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased. Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncom
mon for ti child to be
born nfllietcd with
weak kidnevs. If the
child uriualestoooften, if the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
aye when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afllictcd with bed-wetting,
depend upon it, the cause of the diffi
culty is kidney trouble, and the first
step" should be "towards the treatment of
these importantorgaus. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made miser
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
anil Iwth need the same great remcdv.
The mild and the immediate effect bf
Swnmp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
by druggists, in fifty
cunt and one-dollar
Mze bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
bv mail free, also a
Home ot Swamp-Root.
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root,
including many ot tne thousands ot testi
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
llinghamton, X. Y., be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
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bottle.
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prWE HAPFjJY Hj I
WHA'I'S THE USE?
Stories urn nothing but clusters of
words;
Heading in nothing but looking at
print;
Money in nothing folka throw it at
birds:
Pictures are nothing but color mid
tint.
Dinners are nothing but something to
ml,
Winking is nothing but moving the
feet
What's the use?
Dancing is nothing but prancing in
tune;
Hiding is nothing but moving along;
Sleeping is nothing but waking too
soon ;
Singing is nothing but talking a song ;
Haying is nothing but fooling around;
Boxing is nothing but learning to
pound
What's the use?
Working is nothing but earning your
! ;
Loafing is nothing and hinder todo;
Silence is nothing with nothing to say;
Dressing Is nothing but garment and
nho;
Smiling is nothing but twisting your
face;
Moving is nothing but changing your
base
A'lmt'd the use?
What Is the use of it? What is the use?
Smoking is pumping stull' into your
lungs;
Having your way is to kick like the
deuce;
Fame is a ladder with grease on the
rungs.
What is the sense of it. all anywnj ,J
What is the Why ia the Hung it all;
Say,
What's tho wse?
Republican Campaign
Text Book
A departure has been made in the
Republican Campaign Text-Hook juat
issued . in that its contents are wholly
devoted to live issues, and these are
treated in the briefest possible way, ywt
comptehensi vely eunuch to include all
necessary facts and llgures.
First, there is a general statement i f
the issues ot 11)0(1. followed by a brief
review ot Republican legislation in gen
eialand the work of tho Fifty-ninth
ConL'iesH in particular. The Railroad
Rate Law, I'uie Food Law, Free Al
onliol Law, Employeis' Liability Law
and the Meat Inspection portion of the
Agricultural, Appiopiiution Law aie
given in full, as is Clmii mini Tnwnej'a
clear explanation of tho appropriations.
The Labor question Is next fully
presented, followed by Representative
Watfon'a exposition of Anti-Trust pro
ceedings. About one hundred pages
are given to the Tariff, Agriculture
and Manufactuies, and the tablen
sliowinc'tbe various phases of indus
trial aciivity. Among other subjects
tieated nudei the tarilT are;
1'rotectiou and Free Trade;
Customs Revenue;
Foreign Couiriierce;
Home Market end Internal Trade;
Wines and Pi ices;
Export Di-eonntB;
Reciprocity ;
Free Hides;
Refusion, etc , etc., etc.
Koine half bundled tables give ollleinl
and authoritative ligures down to the
latest possible date. The work of the
President and Hdmiuistiation is then
brielly present! d, the condition and
status of the Philippines, the Panama
Canal, the Navy. L'ostal Service, Irrin
gat ion, etc., etc.
The President's letter to Representn
live Watson concludes the work which
has a copious index of over a di zen
panes.
Scattered throughout the bock are
quotations from President Roosevelt
and other republican leadeis Among
these is the extract from Sonator
Manna's speech where he used the
'"stand pat" expression, it being the
only instance in the Text-Hook wheic
the words "stand pat" are u-ed. A
pngo is given to Mr. Hryan and his
views, witli the comments of the New
Yoik World. A so called "Prosperity
Postscript" is added giving treasury
c mdit'oiiB, trade reports, etc., down to
A tieum l
For the llrst time in a political cam
paign, thn Text-Honk will have a gen
eral circulation, as together with other
literature, it will be sent on receipt of
one dollar by John C. HvorBiniin, As
sistant Treasurer, Hill Broadway, New
ork.
DENATUKIZED ALCOHOL
The passage of the froo alcohol bill
during tlio last session of Congress
will doubtless give, as intended, grent
Impetus to the manufacture of alcohol,
which will now bo used quite freely In
the aits and as fuel. Heretofore tho
tax of 83 20 per gallon, levied by the
government, quite effectually prevent
ed the general use of alcohol. It is
reasonable to expect that denaturizod
alcohol will be extensively used in
manufacturing dye stuffs and chomK
fills, which are now almost entirely
imported from Europe. Tho term "dos
naturizeti" means the addition of some
foreign substance which renders the
alcohol unlit for making whiskey or
beverages. Frequently the term im
plies the uso of wood alcohol, which.
s Is well known, Is very polsonoua.
Denatunzing in no way affects tlio
Holvent properties of alcohol.
Alcohol ia obtained by tho fermen
tation of some substarcesuch hh supnr
starch, grain or potatoes. The strong
est alcohol used is about nlnotj-llvo
per cent pure, and the price varies
from 82 .",0 to 82.&0 per gallon, showing
that the greater part of the cost Is dun
to the $2.20 tax per gallon levied by
tho government. Wood alcohol Is used
quite extensively in the manufacture
or paint, varnish and shellacs, but 1b
inferior to ordinary alcohol and is
detrimental to the health of thoso who
work with it.
Tho opinion has been expressed by
an authority that the territory along
the lines of tho Burlington Route is
one of tho greatest natural Holds In the
United States for tho manufacture of
alcohol. First of all there Is the
abundance of grain and potatoes from
which alcohol can be made Then
theru is tho ample supply of water and
coal and the good transportation faci
lities. Theveiyfajt that alcohol can
be made from grain and potatoes in
sures better markets for those already
staple crops in Burlington territory
Another advantage in this connection
is that early frost, which occasionallj
damages the corn crop, does not lessen
Its value for distilling purpoes. It is
also true that potatoes of an inferior
Kradoor wholly uuoesirable tor house
hold consumption can bo utilized in
making alcohol.
Statistics of the ways and meima
committee of the Mouse of Represent,
tatives bIiow many places wheio
alcohol can be produced at a cost, of
twenty to twenty-live cents per gallon.
Moreover, the refuse matter can be
used as cattle feed. When this cost is
compared with theS2.2o tax per gallon
the enormous saving In production i
at once seen The natural reduction
which comes with all now enterprises,
improvements in machinery and other
conditions will eventually reduce this
cost, so that alcohol is certain to be
come one of tho cheapest fuels ever
produced.
j A pair of grafter aro operating in
the west with one of the smoothest
grafts of the year One enters a busi
ness house and offers a 510 bill in pay
ment, gets his change and departs
Then his confederate enterK, makes n
porchaso and hands the clerk a 81 bill
When his change comes he insists that
the bill was a $10, and nska that the
proprietor ha called when tho clerk
declares that it was a 81 bill. Tho
grafter tells that proprietor that the
thing can ho settlrd easily. The 810
bill was all the money he had, he says.
A short time before he had occasion to
wUh to remeobei a telephone number
and jotted it on the bill. "See if 0001.1
is not marked on a bill in your cash
drawer," he says. "If vou ilnd such
a bill, it's mine." Of course that in
scription ha l been marked on the 810
bill by tho lirst visitor, anrl the nro-
pilutor no longer hosltntos before Htich
conclusive proof, but hands over the
bill and ealla down the unfortunate
clerk, who believed his sight has served
him a trick. Fx.
A Sioux City, la., dispatch says :
After a lapse of twenty years, steam
boating lias been resumed ou the up
per Missouri river. The Josephine,
which for many years piled bbtweon
Sioux City a n J points on the upper
Missouri river, but which has been ly
ingat wharf hero for twenty yours,
today brought in a cargo of com and
wheat from points north of Yankton
The Josephino has been overhauled.
supplied with new machinery, and is
to have a regular run for both freight
and passengers. Two other boats will
lie constructed and out in tho same
trade.
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