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" We hare three children. Before the
birth of the last one my wife used four hot
ties of MOTHER'S FRIEND. If you bad the
pictures of our children, yo could see al
(lance that the last one
Is healthiest, prettiest and
finest-looking1 of them all.
My wife thinks Mother's
Friend Is the greatest
nd grandest
remedy In the
World for expect
ant mothers."
Written by a Ken-tBckyAtterney-at
law.
FBIEID
prereits alie-teath ef the
ifferlac laclceai M cklU
Mrth. TlecaMlaf aMtkcr's
MtfMHJM tni leaver rauta anrffle4
thrMftsMt the rdeal, becatM this relax
tar, MMtratlar Hilacit rellcfts the
ual distress. A reod-aatvrcd other
m cetty mtc M Bare a got aatarea cum
the rttteit to kept la a ttroar, healthy
cmsHMm, which the child also Inherits.
other's mead takes a wife through the
crisis quickly and almost painlessly. It
assists la her rapid recorery, and wards
off the dangers that so often follow de
Ilrery. Sold by druggists lor SI bottle.
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Semi for our free lltuatm'eJ book written
exptes4y for expectant mothers.
"I Imvo born iuIiik (JAM.MUI'.TN for
Insomnia, with which t have been urtllctid for
over twenty year, ami 1 can nay that discards
havo given mo moro relief than any other reme
dy I have ever tried. I shall certainly recom
mcml them to my frionds an being all they nro
represented." Titos. Ohxaiid, KIkIh, 111.
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WEIftD INDIAN DANCE
Mourning Ceremonies In Memory of
A Deceased Chief.
HIImii Orjrlra and Horrible Self
lafllctlon Performed 'toy Hn4 of
Callforala Redmrn-Osia
, las In the Plr.
""
The Mesa Ornndc Indians of flan
Diego county gave tlic wildest fire
dance that has uver been witnessed
in thin part of the country near here
a short time njjo says a southern Cal
ifornia paper.
The ceremonial was, given to com
memorate the deuth of Jose Clayto,
a prominent 'young chief of his tribe,
who was killed lust year. Illg mourn
ing ceremonies attended his burial,
but none of them were so terrific as
the memorial orgies.
The dance was given at nine o'clock
t night In the large open square of
the fiesta grounds of the village.
In the middle of the plaza av greet
fire of logs lighted up the weird
scene and threw a flickering and un
certain illumination upon the wild
and excited faces and figures of hun
dreds of squatting squaws and stand
ing Indians, all hideously and gro
tesquely painted andall grimly watch
ing the places where the dancers
were concealed.
About 9: HO o'clock two great Indi
ans emerged from the deep mysteri
ous shadows of the rnmnitna about
20 yards from the spectators, and,
slowly crouching and stooping as
they came, approached tlio lire, ut
tering wild, slrangc gutternl cries.
They were naked to the waist, and
tliolr great, dark, slnuotiu bodies were
pniiitej hideously with n white paste.
They wore n headdress of owl feath
ers and a festoon of eagle plumes
draped from their shoulders to their
waists.
In their strange, savage, crouch
ing position they danced nlowlv and
solemnly nnoiit tlie lire three times.
bowing, kneeling and gesticulating to
it with barbaric cries nnd yells and
then disappearing In the shadowH
whence they came.
An Interval of silence followed, dur-
ing which the lire plaved fitfully
. . . ... .. . . .
"rt I'.'v v" "' "'V
upon the set, tragic faces of the spec-
tutors. The ronr and cnckle of the
burning l("s was the only sound In j
the great plna.
At last a solitary Indian leaped
from the shadowy ramadas with a
wild, unearthly cry and circled about
the fire with mad yells nnd excited
gestures, three times, mid then re
turned with another strange cry into
Hie shadows.
He was followed by a band of Ifl In
dians who emerged from the dark
ness crawling slowly on tlnir hand
nnd knees. As they came they ut
t red fittunge, low guttcr.i! sounds In
their throats. They, like their pre
decessors, were tinned to their waists
nnd daubed with streaked and white
paint. Their lithe brown legs were
bare, but their loins were encircled
with n short skirt of dnrk feathers.
They wore licnd dresses of black
crow feathers which fell to their
waists in dark festoons.
The procession of crawling Indians
was preceded by three braves, who
walked backward, and apparently
tried to herd the others back. As the
processlo'i "lowly w und nrou'd the
lire ten of the crawling er.eaiures
tried to roll into the blaze, but they
were prevented by the herders.
When the band had made the cir
cle of the bla.e thr"e t'mes it came
to n halt and the herders were hand
ed bowls of a magic fluid by tTle med
icine men which they sprinkled upon
the heads and backs of the kneeling
savages with feathers.
During this ceremony not a sound
was heard but a low, monotonous
chant which the squaws had begun as
the procession halted.
After the sprinkling the band
leaped up and began a furious dance,
accompanied by yells und shrieks of
maddened excitement. As the dance
'grew wilder the chants grew louder
ft and more frantic, the women joined
3 1 In the chorus, o.nd for ten hours the
ft braves danced until they could hard-
5 ly stand. The women heaped up the
ft! fire, the logs blazed up and lllumlnat-
Jed the whole plara, and. the assembly
ft, 'joined In the furious dnnce.
For a half hotir this continued, and
ei then all but the original dancers
J withdrew, led by old Bonone with his
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Ifl uit-uii-iiic nunc.
Then came the most hideous part
of the whole hideous performance.
Suddenly, with deep grunts nnd gut
tural snurls of excitement, the whole
baud sat dawn about the fire and
thrust their feet into the blaze.
The place was filled with the sick
ening odor of burning flesh, but not
one Indian flinched or moved his fee,t
from the tire.
The dance continued until tho In-
dlnns had danced the coals out, when
tliey all fell on their knees where tho
fire hau been, and with frenzied ex
cltement beat it out with their un
protected handa.
posisa Cak Charlatt. "
A variation to the usual baker's
charlotte can be made at home with
sponge cake. Make or buy one that la
baked In a pau ubdut four Inches high,
four or five inches wide and long in
proportion. The raka should be 84
hours old before it la tyed. Take off
the top neatly, scoop oit the center,
filling the space with a charlotte of
whipped cream. Restore the top and
cover with a chocolate Icing. The dlah
may be ornamented with almonds that
have been blanched and allirhtlv
browned and bits of citron If that
. "-
flavor is liked. Powdered mueuroona
may be mixed with the whipped cream)
tlliBff II eaired.-N. V. Post,
OVERLOADED WITH LESSONS.
Nearly All BchoolRlrla ?ltnlr Too
Mnay Honn tier. Sara Elhcl-
Indn Ilmltvuu,
There Is only a certain amount of
vital force In euch child's body; If you,
by giving too much brain and nerve
straining work, oblige all that vital
force to concentrate itself on the
brain, where Is the force which is to
form the healthy body to come from?
says Kthellndn Hsdwen, in Chambers'
Journal. You will not produce a noble,
large-mlndsd woman If you give the
girl-child a puny, half developed body
because you are desirous of putting
too much music, Carman nnd French
Into her brain in too short a
time. Of what use is book learn
ing to a girl who has no health?
Moreover, too much nerve-straining
bralnwork means not merely impaired
health, but also impaired personal np
pearance. A good complexion, i;ood
teeth, fins hair, clear, bright eyes, .in
erect, active figure, are not found in
the girl whose brain has been sys
tematically overworked. Six hours of
bralnwork is the most that should be
expected of any aehoolglrl in one day;
but girls of 1ft and 10 are so overloaded
with lessons that they work, not six
hours, but Mine and ten hours a day.
Now, an eight hour day of bralnwork
is considered quite sufficient for a
strong man; how U It reasonable to
expect that a girl who has not only
to expend brain power.hut also grow
ing power, and whose nervous system
ui wnoae nervous sysicm i
condition that the labor
is in such a
Is for harder in proportion for her,
shall work for two hours longer per
day than the strong man? The thing
is absurd, ond the gencrnl result is
that the girls too often, like senior
J wranglers, havo exhausted their
brains and lost nV power of original
thought before they leave the academ
ic world nnd enter the world of action.
I "flirts should not go to school until
they are seven years of age, nnd then
' should not have more than three hours
of lesson work dnllv.
At the ngv of
nine thev mnv slmlv fniir liinnw. uml
'nt 12 the hour mnv be Increased to
five. At 14 years a girl should be laken
from school for a year. That year will
be most u-efully spent in building up
'n recrc stock of strength and' In
learning hounwlfely tnl. At the
age of IS or 1ft a irlrl is ant to become
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"hr "' ' ' ,,( ii' h l;iii li
impatient over the ro
'hold tals. whereas tl
ititlni of house-
tht' trlrl of 1 1 or
IS is deeply Interested and quite ready
to learn. After a year's Interval li'c
will go back to school with ?est, and
her mind, having had a rest, is sivin-
vlgornted that she more than makes
up In quickness of comprehension nnd
power for the time which has been
otherwise spent. During this year of
change of work the girl may profitably
rend standard romances, histories and
other forms of good literature.
PAWNED HIS DENTAL NUGGET.
Victim of Uiitownrd Glrcumatnncea
l'arta with tho Only Ilcniiant
of Formor I'ronixirlty.
There was one vacant stool left nt
the lunch counter, nnd, ns he took it,
he sighed and let Ills glance roam idly
' over the long shelves of pie nnd crcniu
' puffs nnd sandwiches and many things
'good to look upon when one's capital
is n dime, says the Chicago Record
Herald. I "Ham," he said, wearily, to the ne
gro waiter, "and mince pie. I found
1 out long ago," he went on, turning to
the man on the next stool, who had
' red-hots nnd potato salad, "that there
is more nourishment In the mlr.ee than
In others. It is likewise filling. One
lenrns life's lessons easily under prcs-
'sure of circumstances. Tako the il
lusive lemon pie, for instance are you
fond of lemon pie, by the way?"
"Aw, back up, bnck up," murmured
bis neighbor, and he sighed again and
reached for the toothpicks.
I "That's all right, but there was a
time well, never mind; let It pass."
He took his ham sandwich and mince
'pie and ate in silence. All nt once
'there waa a brief struggle over the
hum, and when he had finally taken
the bite he heaitatad and cautiously
reached for hia mouth with n scared
, look on his face. When he drew his
land away it held a gold tooth.
"Great dying Moses," he gasped,
, "look at that. 1 give you my solemn
word, sir, it'a the only thing of vnlue
I owned that was saved from the
1 wreck of matter and the crush of
worlds otherwisethat wasn't soaled,
soaked deeply and irretrievably. Hut
now "
He placed the gold tooth carefully
away in his inside pocket and rose
from the stool.
"Where are you going?" asked the
other man, with'a faint show of inter
est. "To a batter and a fairer laud," re
plied the stranger, as he buttoned his
coat collar up closer about his throat
j ftml sn,iu,i, i go to mine uncle to
'present him with a dental nugget, and
then," he paused, with a sidelong look
I of Morn at the hnlN?aten sandwich
' and tha mine pie. "Then I shall feast
on locuata and wild honey, on pan
roaata and California fruita and lob
atera and tutti-frutti ice cream. Fare
wall." And tha other man grinned aa he
turned to hia red-hots and said, soft
ly; "Whoa,Biill"
Jeytvl AmtfelatMie. .
We anarveled much. The great In
dian ahlef was slowly ebbing away
with the eala smile of one who knows
the great beyond.
But," we interposed, "are you sure
.that you will like the 'happy hunting
grounda?' "
I "Ugh, yeal" mapondad the great
chief; '!o tat taken for deer and ahot
.m ..
j paia Dromar. no game wardens.
We said no more. Slowly we joined
i he ,ad procession. Chicago Daily
ilfewe.
I
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jdHilll
, , ., , ' .. Known mr siomacti troubles, indigestion, dyspepsia, catarrh of tho
stomach, constipation, nlsoltvcr and kidney troubles, and to overcome effects of La-Grlppo and Swung lassi
tude. It Is an excellent Nerve Tonic. Send for free sample and a freo illustrated 111) page book of receipts
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VOlll fiVmntntriR find
don't tako anv substitute thnv tnnv
will send it by return mall prepaid. Prico 25cts., and 11.80 or six for $5.00.
uuis., unu mcw., postago prepaid,
kmmmi
CAUGHT AT HIS OWH GAME.
ve-CeMae Oeaieaiee Fella
Tletlea ke Aeeereatly
silleleee.
Waiting at the union depot waa a
round-faced man with an attractive
countenance, eves that invited confl-
. , ',." , . , .. . .
.dcnce' a?d r?the.r ,on .alr that . WBTe(!
iroui a nne loreneaa. lie was nresseu
in clericals and looked the part. When
the old fnrmer took a seat after buy
ing n ticket for Ypsilanti the two fell
into conversation relates the Detroit
Free Press.
I The minister brought the talk
around to pickpocket and men wlui
fool you out of your money, and ex
pressed a great dread of them. He
clung to this topic until the noise of n
row was heard from the outside and
lie expressed a desire to see what was
the matter.
Come on," he ahuuUd, as he
started.
"No, my friend," replied the fnrm
er, "not if you have any money about
you. It is sure to be taken from you
in a rough crowd like that."
"Here, you hold it nnd my watch un
til I run out a few minutes, and then
I'll hold your valuables while you go."
( "All right, don't be too long," nnd
the farmer accepted his trust.
When the minister returned the
farmer was gone. Never did a clerical
masquerade come to n quick end. He
rushed around muttering tilings pro
fane, kept hi-, hand iu his hi) pocket
nnd told everybody but the police
man that he -could lick any farmer
that ever wore shoe leather. Half an
hour later he was in n wilwon making
things blue. "I'll know him if I ever
sec him again, I don't care how he's
dressed, nnd I'll cut him into inch
1 squares. I don't 'low any man to
make a sucker of me and live to blow
! about It."
"Some guy cross-counter on the con
gnme. Dick?"
"None of your blanked business; but
If thnt mug didn't do the farmer as
well as I did the sky pilot I'll jump off
the dock. He had n bunch with him
ns thick as your arm too. Hi't he's got
nil my stulT and some lamb's got to
make good."
It had simply been n case of dia
mond cut diamond.
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Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C.
Never sold in bulk. A substitutor is
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All druggists, 10c.
Inflammatory Rheumatism cured In 3 days.
Morton I.. Hill of Lebanon. Ind. mys: "My
wlfo hud Inflammatory rhoutnatiam la every
mimclo and Joint; ber kutTorlng was terrible ana
ber body and faco were swoolen almost beyond
recognition; had been In bed for six weeks and
bad eight physicians, but received no benefit
until she tried the Myatlo Cure for:itbeumatltn.
It gave Immediate relief and she was able to
walk about In thrco days, I am sure It saved
ber life." Sold by U. B. Orlco. Druggist, lied
Cloud, Neb,
Rheumatism Cured In a Day.
Myotic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
readily cures In from one to three days. Its ac
tion upon the system Is remarkable and mys
terious. It removes at once the cause and the
dlscaHO Immediately dlaappeara. Tho first dose
greaily benefits. 75 cents. Bold by II. K. Gricc.
lied Cloud. Nob.
RIGHT UP TO DATE,
(Benton's Pinter It Pain's Muter.)
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The people not only want to be cured
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does it. Coughs, colds, lumbago, asthma,
bronchitis, liver and kidney complaints,
and otuor ills approachable by an external
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Neither Belladonna, Strengthening or
Capsicum plasters are to be comparod with
Benson's. People who have once tested
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More than 5,000 physicians and drug
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professional petsons) have called Benson's
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For sale by all druggists, or wswill pre
pay postage on any nnmber ordered in the
United States, on receipt of SBo. eaeh.
Seeamry Johnson, Mfgj Oheaaiats, N.Y.
tiMMqarauSaaa of lpfndlciu7?nd many pUw M
lout IU ahouM nwrar bo nil. 1 obJto to tl
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TEBSSKSSEfi
REV. L. L. CARPENTER. Wabash, Ind., U President of tho
Bothnny Assombly nt Brooklyn, Ind. llo 19 pcrhup3 tho most prominent
clergyman in tho Christian Church to-day. IIo bus dedicated ubout COO
churches and baptised 7000 converts. IIo writes: "It adonis mo crcnt
pleasure to plvo my tcstlmouy as tothocfllclencyof Dr. Kay's remedies
Dr. Kay'a Lung Balm is tho very beat cough, cold and throat rcmedv
that I over used. '
I havo also rocolvcd great benefit from tho uso of Dr. Kay's Innovator
My son had for years been greatly aflllctcd with tho piles; ho commenced
ino uso or ur. Kays rcmcuics ana experienced relief almost from tho M
first. rB
Tr Vi ft rrt n mamIs e a AnMAsn stt m 4tAt-a1a?uAA a?u iL. 1 v P"
iTutiu.uuu iiuiud uingoo uui- luituHiuuiusa lur ino DcnciiL wo havo
received as tho result of tiselng these remedies. I tako great pleasure in
commending them to tho suffering." L. L. Caiuenteh,
Missionary ami a. a.
Dr. Kay's Renovator.
It is a perfect renovator of tho whole system. It is tho very best remed
wn will irltmnnn livin.ilvlnn T(i1ni.l.lii.1nnltl..,..Vi. rr i n '
nnv la M,,tonn it-i.' v -
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Price, .15 cents. Navcr sold
In bulk. Accept no substi
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Dr. Kay's Lung Balm
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Heron Lake, Minn.
ome Reasons
Why You Should Insist on Having
PREKA HARNESS GIL
Uncmtaled by any other.
Renders ham leather soft.
Especially prepared.
Keeps out wntcr.
A .heavy bodied oil.
Harness
A" excellent preservative.
Reduces co.it of your harness.
Never burns the leather; its
E"ciciicv is increased.
Secures best service.
Stitches kept from breaking.
Oil
8 s sold iu all
Localities Mnntcturo,l.,r
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m
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KldneyCliraf. t aeha,eta.Atdru.
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Wkiwssi w B,8t8 lt illustrate book
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all points east and
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Tium lcavb as roLLows;
No, 13. Paatonger dally for Oberlln
and St. 1'rancln branches, Ox
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No,
14, PaiBcnger dally for St. Joe,
Kanaas City, Atchlaoa. ht.
Louli. Lincoln via Wymote
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15, Faaaeagcr. dally. Denver, all
nointsln Colorado, Utah and
California ' 6:40p.ia.
16, Passenger, dally for St. Joe,
Kansas City. Atchison, St.
Louis and all aolnta esst and
No.
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Mo. 144. Accommodation, dauy except
Sunday, HaiUnsf, Grand Is
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Dolols In the northwest..
1:00 p.s
No. 14S.
AccommodsUon, dally except
Sunday, Oberlln, Kanaas, and
miermeaiaui siauons, via ne
nab
publican-
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n m. PrclihL dallv. Wvmore and
St. Joe and Intermediate
junction points . 13 :48 p.i
NO, 68.
NO. SO,
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rr
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Orleans, Oxford and all points
..-10:Oa.s
idav
Freight, dally except Sunday
for wrmora and all point east
Freight dally to Oxford and
ora and all point east 0 ,00 a.m
Intermediate Mints 1 :S0 n.m
Bleeping, dining, and reollnlng chair ears,
(sests free) on through trains. Tickets sold and
baggage checked to any point In the United
States or Canada.
For Information, time tables, msps or tlckeu
call on or address A. Conover, Agent, Red
Claud, Nebr. or J. Francis, General Passenger
Ageat Osaaka, Nebraska.
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