The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923, September 09, 1904, Page 10, Image 11
wi w rwf-pw' y f... i) i 1 The Commoner. in WHHBMMna "-'- VOLUME. 4, NUMBER 34 The Beautiful Kingdom There aro faces Alight with' glory of lovo In the "Kingdom of Never-grow- old." Thero aro hearts that aro light as tlio clear skies above - ; In that kingdom of beauties untold. 'And happy is ho who can dwell in that, land ,. . ."Where children are ruling with scep ters in hand, For youth is the monarch of one hap py band, In the "Kingdom of Never-grow- old." ir No sorrows lurk deep in grim thickets of gloom In the "Kingdom of Neyer-grow- old." But flowers of beauty ,nro ever In ... bloom And the pathways aro shining as gold.- , The "laughter of little ones borne on the air Is surcease of. sorrow and' cure for all caro, . v . . For happiness reigns and lias banished despair In the "Kingdom of Nevor-grow-bld." The little hands wave a warm -welcome to alt In the "Kingdom of Never-grow- 'old." rrninewnntrntl n voices in harmony call. : And their little armB vwatf ttQljanfql&. J And Father Time pauses- to 4aste of the -joys, -;.. To join in the games full of romping and noise That are played all the hours by sweet girls and boys In the "Kingdom of Never-grow-old." " " - . v ' j .'- Come, walk with me libw' through the cool shadow fleetf ;,' ! ' , '. "-x In the "Kingdom of Never-grow- Had we not just finished paying the meat bill, the grocery bill, the coal bill the ice bill and the gas hill? Ah yes! The trusts have made us famll'iar with the hold-up games. They differ only in methods of procedure. ; Placed "Do you put. any faith in this new imovoment for political reform?" wo asked of Senator Graball. "The putting of money into polit ical movements " Noting our look of pained surprise the senator paused and with a .move ment of deprecation continued: "-I mean yes, I have implicit faith in the people." ,' Squelched The tall man and the short man met on the corner. The tall man' was an administration supporter; the short man ivas not. The tan, man and the short man were soon engaed in a dis cussion, "I can prove my assertions by gov ernment statistics' exclaimed the tall man. "Is that so?" sarcastically queried the short man. f "Yes, it's so. I can 'prove that the cost of living has not Increased in pro portion 'to the increase in wages. Now, for instance, here are the figures com piled by " "Excuse me," 'interrupted' the short man. "Are those Carroll T; Wright's statistics?'.'... . .." " "Yes;- sir; and1", - . '"Their h"ere 'is the "proof that'theyi are radically wrong," said the Bhort man, thrusting .some papers into the tall man's hand and rapidly walking away. Slowly unrolling the papers thr.ust into his . hand the tall man gazed at the figures written thereon.. ; The papers were the grocery and meat, bills of. the shorb man.. ', house Is going to run on 'the unions schedule hereafter. 1 am working the nine hour day now, and my salary is my Tjoard and clothes, overtime is cash." i'But, my -dear, I " ' "Well, I do, Mr. Bingley . ijnai mat -T .- ji'J orjgnx s uisease and i a betes Cured Vhivtn&ty Qtktmul Acting as Judge IT V w . . -- w -- , . item, 30 cents, is one hour overtime Irvine K. MotfyW. D., r Cincinnati, o . dem- lOlt- I ""Biiaicu uviurn tu euuuii&i DOarUOltlie En. ttn Pnf itoo tfiha Utdlnc ,1a4l "" HVMX" old." i And backward the years of VuVtr'ou- liles will creep I " '?"' ' While stories of -youth1 are "retold. All burdens grow' lfglit-'ahd all cares We dismiss; '- The gates are unlocked by a sweet - baby. kiss, . ' ' And Love sits enthroned in "the City . ot Bliss f In , the "Kingdom of Never-grow-old." '---. ' " ,-V' . kP.eninc vour sunner hot while you ered down town niter your wont jvas done, talking politics." "Now, lopk here, Mrs. Bingley; I Want " "And that .next item, 45 cents, is an hour and a half overtime when I kp.pt; your breakfast waiting Sunday .morn ing while you snoozed away "because you were out late Saturday night at tending a primary." "0, come now, dear, I " . . "And that next item, 75 cents, is the. time I put in last labor day getting the ichildren ready for the picnic whlleyou nranecd around on a horse, arid: iosed !for the edification of the multitude." "Isn't that ' "And that next item, $2.50, Is' the overtime I put in after. ,C o'clock; "darn ing the children's stockings and 'mend ing their clothes while you spawled ali over the sofa reading the evening pa pers'." "I'll not stand for" "And that next item,J?3, is the' ov'orr time. I put in after G o'clock washing the supper dishes and getting, the po tatoes and other things ready for; breakfast next morning." " - "What will you. take and" ; "Every .item there is on the square, Mr.. Bingley, and it all amounts to $13.75. Worlc is off in this house' until the bill is paid, and-don't you forget it." "But I can't pay" ; "Then your force walks out. I'm go ing, home io, my mother for. "d ,,fe- weeks. I'll take the'children And y,qu can hustle-!-" .,.,-. "Mrs. Bihgiey.I find this'rtim .hook correct.,.. sYMrU:iripnpy, . is' rjgh"tr JMere. Here!s $15, and you cancr.edit,.mGuwith the $1.75." . , ,,. ., ....... : "Thank" you, , dear. . The strike has been called offi" '" ' ' ' ' BrainXeaJcs "-; . -Sanctificatiori is hot ste"reIlzatlon. It is easier to climb whWyou look up. ' ;- ;v; "r ing Post, 6ke ottbe lpaiing daily papora of vh- 0. uiuu, mo power oi liia rcnicay-to enre the worst forms ol Kidney illsenscs. Later a pnbllc test wna in. Blliutca under the nuapf. iirRf the Pout, nnd nve cftB'es bfBrlEht'H ni9.npn iand JUabetesvOTe Bclc-ct-iq3JjrJLUcro. nnd placed thr.co nonths' time all yrsrc pronounced ctirwi. v. Olfl hi - thn TTinat mnmi ncnt TJnivcrsltlM.irrtJjB United States, having ttcen choseni My e.vftt, tp make examinatloa oftho cases befbreriCTrter treatmcoit. Auno -dealrlngHo Tcad the? details of this fptiDHc test can obtain copies df tho papers by Tbia public demonstration cravo Dr. Mnttnn tintferniationkl reputation tbit baa "brought him into correspondence with jcoplo all over the ;worUl, and tfc.yer.al noted Europeans arc num !berfed among those who havo taken his treat ment anamoen curea. Tho doctor mvllL correspond with those whn arc suffering witK Bright's DiBCflBe', Diabetes or 'ahyTkidriey trouble, teither in.the first, interne dlate or last stages, and wyi -be.pleased to Klve ,hlg fcxpert-'opinlon.rre to vlhoso who will send xiiiu n, uujuwiHivu ui luuir uyiupioms. ah essay wKich tho doctor, has :prep$red about kidney troubles and doflcribingliisnewmethod of treat ment will alto tie mailed. bv hlin. .Corrosnnn. idenco for this. "ptirpOseVshould lie addressed to 1RVIKE.IOayr,Mjl).,,89 Mitchell Building, ;Cinclnnatl, Ohfo ,-. , .' - , ; " writings refer to Its enlargement, fatty degeneration, displacement, palpita tion and pericardial effusion. One re- maricaoie pas.saga or tnese om-woria inquirers speak 1 distension occuring because thehloojl has stagnated and does not cimilatijprqperly. - , ISTot Greece," 'Srjeterore, hut .Egypt, ,iong .hefore.aleand . Hippocrates, rwas the motherlShd,'';b ratibnal" medp tS icine jinti ,aqaftprnarTl?;yiews of ,th Grejf6hJ:th;lcai?'fttiQnf. the wore .anjp$t ivoxaQUit9'ithb E.iis:v'hjjiijy'.'Q6nkttrieB earliJsrj:7-Qhdcp;Cahlegram. to New York ATE(rWan. r ' . Ffxmlllar v -' "Hold up your hands! " Stern and emphatic came the com mand, the sharp tones, piercing' the cool evening air. . "-Hold up your hands! ' Instinctively wp elevated our hands ahove our heads, while the highway man went through our pockets and re moved $1;06, a 99-cont' watch, a brok . en-bladed pocketlmlfo and a petrified potata (carried ior rheumatism) "Don't move for a full minute," vhissed the hold bandit Then he slid way into tho darkness. At the end o the minute 'we'pro 'fedo'btf J,our' Wa'homtowU'r. '; frightened"? Not atall. Tho oxpe'ri--.euce "was too familiar, , . Unanimous Dnce' upon a- time the "confidence games" of the world met to organize an association for mutual improve ment, and the gathering was one of the largest ever known. The interest manifested was intense, and the meet ing promised to be a great success. But, trouble arose over the selection of a presiding officer. Every "game" present, claimed the honor.. The wrangling proceeded for many weary hour's; and there seemed to be -great danger that the proposed organization -would fail through lack of harmony. Finally, after nearly every "game" present had presented its claims to recognition, an unusually large one appeared on. the, scene. "Cease ' this wrangling, friends," it said.,. ."I have hut to announce who 1, am in order to settle this contro-; versy. The mere mention of my name will convince you that I am entitled to be '-It' in this august .assemhly." "W.oll, fwho are you?" queried an unusually large "game." -ir,' was me iouu reply, "i am an Infant Industry." , Recognising' the superior claim the other "games" humbly" howed and, the J$tWp. industry w-as given the seat, of ; iuuyi uu vuuiuiuuu. . True 'Christianity needs lib; press Municipal corporation has4tssource in "municipal ncgleot. We love to boast, of our infirmities, but we dislike to have others mention (hem. . People who are. always 'measuring their, heads 'for 'their crowns seldom can. -show any, 'dross scars on theli shoulders. W . t r - - - . - - ' :. California N m m ' mimm !. n i ii i i . ....... j. 'j . rt .'!, -jii - j?j' Vnlpnlzed "What's this, my dear?" queried Mr. Tiiugiey, looicmg -at tne column of ngures lianaea him hy Mrs. Bingley. ' "That's my' time book, Mr. Bingley." "But what does it mean?" "It means, Mr;" Bingley, that this " : " Egypt Knew It According to I)r. Richard Caton, F. R. C, Pv Harvard was anticipated 6,000 -years ago hy the priest-doctors of Egypt in his momentous discovery of the circulation or the blood. As far back as 4,000 B. C. Egypt had works '"on medicine aria anatomy, and one brilliant genius l-em-hotep, priest of the sun-god Ra, and physician to King Torsothros became so enmient that he was reverocr as a demi-go'd after his death; a temple was huilt tiver'hia tomb; and in his honor hos pitals were raised in Memphis and other cities ere- me priest-physicians treated I the stoio md embalmed-.the -bodies, of men ana sacrea animals. They were probably, Dr. Caton thinks, the-first: or maniana to 4tGautro a .wulirrihntarr knowledge of the -movements -oC the Diooa. , fi . Their papyri contain intelligent"Jrcf erences to the heart, the bloodvessels and the pulse. Of the .heartvtopar tlcular they knew much, aiid'.vthejr Isn't it something' to -travel atj, the warjfrora Chicago and Kansas "Oity;- through to Los Angeles and. San Francisco In the 'sam train-, ;over the safne trapks an'd in. Oliarge of emploeB of the same com- i '3 . $-. You Ba? 'aotnis only via tho ,Ssnta knd you can reach 'Earth's greatest wonder THE QflAND CANYON Of Arizona-only via the Santa Fo, Isnt that something too? lnfoirrhatloh ;jtnd descriptive Pull llteraturo from f,iGRALjSSKIfGER QPFICK ir;U;l ..la - " - l ' -,. tibi&noz ', . ''.vM.ttJtKl fy iJl.r ' : ' fi .'"' J fU '-'"' ' iiwnr-y ' "t.T'SfV'' .jU 1'. a a- i. j.av; -yh