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By D. M. AMSBKnRV.
a1\OI N DOW. . . NrnnRABJU
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I News in Brief ]
Cracls In tour Chicago hulldlngs
are reported by experts ns due to bor-
InKs ot the Illinois 'runnel company.
Pliny L. Saller , Unllell Stntes dls.
trlct attorney for the Northern district
of Im1lan Terrllor ) ' , Is In Wnshlngton
on huslness with the department of
justice.
John D. Roclefeller received a party
of nowspaller humorists nt his homo
at Clovolnnll , hroliO all precedents hy
nctln ! ; ' as tholr gulllo around his
grounlls.
A cahlnot meeting heJel at Mndrld
uthorJ1.ml the minister of the Interior
to orgnnl1.e a belly ot special police
for tht ! RIIJlCrvlslon of the nnnrchists
In Dnrcelonln.
Secretnry I1llchcocl , will return to
Washington from his slimmer homo In
New IIamllshlro Septemher 2G , and
will ho at his deslc In the ol11co on the
following day.
Mrs. George .1. GOllld , who was hurt
during a fight wllh pl'asants while on
automobllo tour In Ellrope , returned to
New Yorl { 80 badly Injured that Rho Is
unahlo to wnlle.
Normnn D. Ream Is reported to have
won $90,000 In a trans-Atlantic poler
gnme with George Westlnghouso ot
the F ullahlo Lifo : II. C. I.'rlcl , and F.
Augustus delnz.
J. D. Stownrt , Msistant general
frclght agent of the Santa Fe , has re.
Blgned , errectlvo Octoher 1' . IIo will
go to San Antonio , Tex. , to engage In
prlvato business.
The totnl numh'lr of voters In Phil.
ndelhpla accorlllnp , ' to the Septemher
onnvass Is 33J,9GO ! , a do'roaso ot 36810
compared with the canvas made In
May prl r to the gas 10Vlo fight.
Jules Grau , a stage manager tor
many yeara , died at his homo In Now
Yorl , attor a protracted IIInes ! ! . Mr.
Grau was a brother ot Maurlco Grou ,
the Improssarlo and Robert Grau.
The total number of voters In Phil.
adelphla , according to the September
canvass , Is 339JGO ! , a decronso ot 36-
810 compared with the cnnvass made
In Mny prior to the gns lease fight.
A small colony ot pllgrlmB from
Auclland , N. E. , lIeBtlne1 ! for Zion
City , II ! . , Is detalnell by the felleral
Immigration officers on nccount ot an
alleged violation ot the labor contract
Jaw.
Jaw.Mrs.
Mrs. Orrin D. Rugg , ot Cnlumet , O.
T. , IIIL ' , ! been held for the murlor ! ot
her husbnnd , who died under myste.
rlouB clrcumstnnces. Mr. nml MrB.
RugS had been married only throe
months.
1.1. n. Wadleigh. a wealthy ranch. '
ma.n near Pierre , S. D. , Is maltlhg arrangements -
rangements to lease his rnnch and
join hIs son.ln.law , 1\\\rlcel , ot Omnha ,
who haB the boarding contract nlong
the Pannma canal.
Seven thousand persons attended n
meotlng at Tolcohama , called for the
purpose at protesthig ngnlnst the
terms ot the peace trenty. The mootIng -
Ing ndopted a resolution fnvorlng the
resignation of the ministers.
So firm hns been the hellef of Bon.
jamln Taylor , on nseh minister , ot
ColohroolCol. . , that his 8lght. restored
to him atter many years ot bllndnoBs ,
was merely a hnlluclnatlon of his
hrnln that ho has become Insane.
A detnchment of MexIcan federnl
troops hILS been sent to Clipperton Is.
la.nd , In the Pacific , to guarantee the
Bnfoty at the stenmshlp company ,
which has a contrnct to estnhllsh fish.
erles In the no"hhorhood of the IBland.
It wns announccd that Lazard Frer.
eB , hanlcers at Now Yorl" had engnged
$1,200,000 gold In Lonllon for ImlJOrt
to Now Yorl { . The gold was In South
African hnrs and nt the present rate
at ol1hango the transaction yIelded a
profi t.
The nrltlsh foreign office hnB not
tolcen any further nctlon regnrdln tile
Anglo.Cuban treaty slnco the CUh 11
sennto retused to ratify It. hut It IE
understood thnt the treat ) " will bo ro ,
, submitted to'tho senl\to at Its next ses ,
sian.
sian.Tho
The latesl'rosults at the leglBlntlv (
elections In Spain are ns follows : l\Un
Isterlnllsts electod. 231 ; conservlllivetl
104 : republicans , 31 : Vllhwerdlsts , 12 :
reglonlsts , 7 : Carllsts , 3 : Integrlsts , 2
a11l1 hlllopondents , 3. The result It
eight departments nro not' yet Imown
The Grent Northern railroad , 0
which Jnmes J. Hili Is president. hal
been cnught In a fiagrant ( 'aso at rebating
bating , contrar ) ' to provisions of th ,
LI\ns \ law. So pronouncell nnd den
nlto wns the cnso th t the Int\rstatl
commerce commission hns bromht I
to the nttontlon of the department a
justlcq.
l\Unlstor 1.lshman's reports to tll
, state depnrtment Indlcnto thnt th
Turl\sh \ government Is disposed t
malntnln strongly Its position th
Vnrtanlan , the nnturalled Arm1nlm
who has been sentenced to denth tc
murder at Stnmboul , shnll ho treatel ( I
a Turldsh snbjoct , and cannot ho n
. lowed the prlvllogo ! , ot an Amorlca
cltlzon. . _ . . "
Tlfo CnnalIan , Pacific's car shOll I
KIngston , Ont. , were burnri . The 101
Is $60,000.
. ConI oporntors In the anthraclto r
glen declare they will res it the d .
, milnds of the minors' union ; which ,
granted , would mean an Inroaso ( : I
the prIce.
Dr. Stanley Smith , mayor of Cohlr
bla , Mo. , Issues a statement denyh
that nn opldomlc of typ110Id oxlsts I
thnt town.
Prlntors belonging to the typ '
graphlcnl union are quitting In mat
.evltles where nn elrbt.hour ngreomel
\Cannot \ be mad" .
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HllpplnesB. I
lIapplnoss Is the ( 'nd ot ever ) " man's
philosophy , whether ho bo n phlllso-
phor ot the BchoolB or a philosopher
at the fieMs anl shops. nut the Cues-
lion la , "What Ie happiness ? " "What
constitutes' It ? " Most at whnt wo
thought Wnll happiness had the blttor
ot solflshno.'Js , but when our hnppl.
ness consists In maldng others happy
and holplng them In tholr hour of
need , there are no dregs In the cup
wo drlnle. And It there were , wo
would never lenow It , for this cup of
joy Is alwa's full , nnd further. as long
aB wo IIvo there will bo these who
need our help , nnd consequently wo
cannot exhaust the contents at this
cup.
Wild PlgeonB Excite Comment.
Hant II. lIewltt of Wethersfiohl saw
flying OVer the town Sundn ) ' a flocl ,
of fourteen oll.fllshlolled ) wild pig.
eons. 'l'hls variety hna not been Been
In this section lIeforo for twenty
) 'enrs. 'fhlrt ) ' or Cm.ty ) 'ears ago they
were very plentiful hereabouts.
BllOrtsmen who heartl Mr. lIowltt toll
about the 1I0cl { are considerably
stirred up and wonder If the pigeons
will return hero nfter an a Jsence erse
so many years.-Hartford Courant.
Could Get No Rest.
Freeborn , 1\lInll. , Sept. 18th ( Spe-
clal-l\lr. Il. I . Goward , a well.lmown
! nnn lIero Is rejoicing In the rellet
from suCCerln ho hns obtnlncl\
through using Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Ills eXllerlence Is well worth repeatIng -
Ing , ns It should point the road to
lIenlth to mnny another In a similar
condition.
"I had an aggravntlng case ot Kid.
ney Trouble , " says Mr. Goward , "that
gave mo no rest dny or night but using
a few boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills put
now IIfo In mo anll I feel IIlto a new
mnn.
"I am hnppy to atnte I have received -
ed great. and wonderful henefll from
Dodd's Kidney Pills. I woulll heartily
recommend nil sufferers from Kidney
Trouble to glvo Dodd's Kidney Pills a
fnlr trial as I hnvo every renson to !
bellovo It would never bo regretted. "
Dodd's Kldnoy Pills male you feel
1Il0 a now man or woman because
UIOY cure the Kldne's. Cured Idd-
noys mean pure blood and pure blood
means bounding henlth and energy In
every I13rt of the body.
A Sweet Voice.
The loud voice , the boisterous
laugh , the noisy behavior , emanating
from the prelly , tnsteCully dressed
woman , are unmlstalcn lo evldenco of
an Inner vulgarity , Itnsuspected were
she merely jUdgel1 by her appearanco.
Insincerity , too Is nearly alwnys be.
trayed by the ! voice. It oven mol'O
thnn the OYM , Is the Interpreter of
the heart. 'fho faco'may decelvo the
the observer hy Its lIIasque , but the
volco rarely. If the SllealCl' lacl. sin-
corlt ) ' , heart good.wlll , though the
words bo fair and a ) ) that Is correct ,
there Is that In the voice that betrays
I' the lacle , aOll1o fintness or unrespons.
Iveness thnt "rovorbs the hollowness. "
It IB not the ph 'slcnl deCect In the
voIce-for this , though regrettable , Is
not the fault at the possessor-that
morn It , so much ns the lacl , oC the
moral quality , It ono may bo IJermitt.
od the oxpresslon.
Coin for the Bride.
In 1Iollnnd when a girl Is betrothed ,
It IB the custom to plnco a money box ,
oCton In the form of a china pig ,
which must bo brolOn beCore Its can.
tents can bo tnlen out , on the hall
table , or some other conspicuous
IJlaco , and every ono who calls Is ex.
pected to drop n coin Into It , which
goes to llelp In furnishIng the 'oung
couplo's house. It the sum put In Is
II. largo ono II. pnper Is generally at.
tachell to It with the nnme ot the
given wrlt.ten on It. It Is really [ I
moro sonslblo arrangement thnn that
by which a mass of often useless
presents Is bestowed on a brldo.
HONEST PHYSICIAN.
Worls with Himself First.
I It Is a mlstale to IUHilIme that ph ) "
I slclans are alwa's sliClltical as to the
I curatlvo IlrOllertietl of an 'thlng els (
, than drul3.
. Indeed , the best doctors are thosl
who seel. to hcal with as lit tlo USI
, of drugs as posslblo and b ' the IHH
. of correct food and drlnl , . A Ilh3'81
clan writes from Caur. to tell how IH
. ' mndo a wcll mun at hlmsoIr wltl
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Naturo's rOllledy :
"netoro I came from Europe , wherl
I was born. " ho sa's , "It was my cUE
tom to tnlo correo with mlll { ( caCe al
lalt ) with Ill ) ' morning meal. a sma. .
cup ( cafe nolr ) ufter 111) ' dinner nnl
two or three additional tlmn ) ) CUIJS U
my club during the evcnlng.
"In tlmo nOl'VOUS S'lIIlltoms deve
oped , with pains In the cnrtllac reglOl
nnd acc01nlI nlell by gl'eat dCllfslo ;
at spirits , dosllondenc-ln brief , "th
blues ! " I at first h'lod medlclllel
but Iot no rellet nnd at last realize
\.1at a11 my .troublcs were causcd lJ
correo. 1 therellpon quit Its use tortl
with , subslllullng l'nlIsh ' llrealfa !
'I'ea.
'I'ea."Tho
"Tho tea seemed to help mo at firs
but In tlmo the old distressing s 'm
toms returned , anll I quit It also , tl
tried to100 mlllt { or my table bo
erage. This I was comlleMehowev \
\t to abnndon speelllly , for , \\tllo It r
IS Hoved the nervousness somownat ,
brought on constipation. 'l'hen b ) '
o. hnppy Inspiration 1 was led to try tI
0. Postum } < 'ooll CoCfee. This was son
If months ago nnll I stlnISO It. 1 a
in no longer nervous , nor do I surr ,
f'om the pains nbollt the heart , whl
n. my 'lJlues' have loft mo and lito
II ; brlrht to mo once more. I Imow th
In leaving oft cotTeo nnd using 1'ostu
healed mo , and I make It Q. rule
0advlso my patients to use IL" Nal1
IY given by Posl\lm Co. , .l1atUQ Cree
I\t MIch.
' ! hero'zs a reason.
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I rTHE NEWS IN--f"TEBR . .SKA. I
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OVER THE STATE.
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Rain greatly Interfered with some
of the county fairs.
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PoplIlIsts ot Hed Willow county
have pllt a tlelcet In the fiold. I
lIon. W. .J. BI''an nnd II. party of
hunters hagged 36 prairie chlclns.
'l'he Shelby school was two weeles
late In stnrtlng on nccount of dlph.
thOl'IIl.
Mr. and Mrs. .TOfCjlh ! Krelnert at I
Cllmlng county Inst weel , celebrated I
their goillen wedlllng. .
' } 'ho enrollment at the Peril normal I
on the heglnnlng of the second weele , I :
or fourth day of school , wns 440. i
An acetylene gas Illant In the hard.
wnro store of R. II. McAllister at ,
Grand Islnnd explolled , cuullIg . u '
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damage of Ilrobahly $1,000.
Because hlA wife wus I\lIIllylng for i
a divorce nnd refllsol ! to IIvo with ,
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him , Franle SlIear of Beatrice tried to '
cnll his lIfo hy tnl < ! lIg pol.1on.
It Is said that the Dllrllngton IB
short ot tmlnmen at Wymorc. Twen-
ty.seven new Ilremen wCl'e on duty on
the southern division at last roport.
UnconBclouB for six months , MrB.
W. .J. Sionn or Pierce , totally para.
IY1.ed , haB succllmhed. She waB GO
) 'cars of nge and hnd lived In Plerco
county for fifteen years.
Whllo sitting In his door'ard J. W.
'Veavor of BlIffalo county wns aecl ,
dentally shot In the arm by Oliver
Poore , who wns hllntlng with II. small
rlfio In a nenrby corn field.
1\Irs. OcoTJo V. Crossland of Wayne
wns terl'ihly blll'l\ell about the hands
and nrms by the explosion of a gaso.
line stove tnnk. Her escape from a
frlghtflll death was a mlraele.
A threshing mnchlne on the farm of
H. C. Tlhbets. nenr 'Vnuneta , caught
fire whlie the crow wns. at dinner.
The mnchlne was badly damaged and
150 busholB of grain were bnrned. '
.Tohn Morrissey , anaoronnut from
Omaha. mndo a 1)I\IIoon ) nscenslon
from the fair grounds at Tecumseb ,
going up over 1,000 feet. In coming
down ho landed In the Nemnha river.
'Vood River mills have Incrensed
tholr working force and have mndo
longer running hours , this being
made necessnry hy the large erop of
wheat which was raised In that vlcln.
It ,
While Illaylng- with some other boys i
SI\1Hlay \ , I1nrry I1erron , II. 'O\mg son
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of Thomns I1elTon. was IJIIshed over
the I\1I1.s of Death Olllch , Frontier
cOllntylllll sorlously Injured by the
fall.
Lightning strllcl , the farm hOllse of
RlIsh I1artzell. fOI\1' \ miles cast at
PlcIrell. The hlll\lIng \ ! cn\lght fire
and burned to the grollnd with all Its
contents. Loss $1,600 , partially In.
sured.
Six new brlcl. bllslness houses. ono
cement hlock , an $8,000 YOllng 1\Ien's
Christian association blllldlng , : l do ? .
on reshlences and thollsanlls oC Ceet of
cement walls are some ot Central
City's hnllrovements for this 'car.
The new First Congregational
chllrch , which Is being bllilt In Ash.
Insh at a cost oC $12,000 , " wl1l be
rend ) ' for orcll11ancy abollt October 1.
The mnln blllldl\lJ ; consists of audlto.
rlum with a/sealing rapaclt . of 400.
BerUm Hahn. a 17arold daugh.
ter ot Lewis I1nhn , a Dodge cOllnty
farmer , lolled wllh William Calhoon ,
a fnrm hand who had heen worldng
near the I1ahn farm this slimmer.
'rho father oC the girl Is hot on their
tra II.
II.KeIrn
KeIrn & Co. oC Tecllmsoh wl1l go
Into the manufncturlng oC cement
building blocle bllslness , 'Th\y have
bought a mnchlne and will buy n suit.
able building for their shoJI. 'rhey
oXllect to work nt t o business all
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winter.
Ho\ ' . Charles n. Surlhrocl { oC West
Point , pastor of the German Methodist -
dist Episcopal church , hils been re.
talned In his IJreSCl chnrge for the ensuing -
suing y\ar to the great sntlsfartlon
of his II rlshloners nnll . the lloople of
the Lawn.
Th east willi and a IOrtion oC the
tloor oC the Imcldng house nnd can ,
nlng faelorr at I remont Cell In , rnny.
Ing wllh them ahout 20,000 cans 01
- corn \"hl'h ha 1 heen hexed hut not la.
beled. The wnll was dlsco\'erl'll to b (
In a shnl , ) ' condition just heforo the
acclclent. . and sev\rnl men wh hal' '
been sentl1lHler It to exnmlno ItB con
dltlon hnd como out onlr n few mln
utes heforo the collallso or the ) ' wouJ (
have been cl'ushed. 'I'ho paclclng sea
son will ho 0\01' next weol"
I ranle S. West oC Wood RlY'r. r
prominent stoelm1l\n , has just return
ed Crom Europe. wherho hns h\\1
for the purpose ot huylu horse1 ' , III
purchnse1 Ihem In Bl'Igll11u. hut dIU
Ing his trill \'Isltetl In gn llInd
Frau'o anll lIollanl ] . IIo stah's tlm
Nehraslcn fnrn1'r coulllasHy mal"
n fortune In France. rnhdn hO f
The ) ' se11 there nt ten rents 1101' 1lOnn
and ( 'om can bo hlpped from Soutl
t , Amorl'a for 08 c\nts a hushel ani
p , nlfalfa can bo sllcceRsfu11r ralsel
III I ow JI ( , { ) llo. ho 8a's , are engaged I
vthis bU8lness.
r Dr. W. T. Hathawn ) ' ot Nehrasl ,
Co CIt ) ' 11\ fitting up a heat and will stal
It down the river the fir8t ot next monl1
& 1 amI mny o as far al ! Now O'lean ,
. : ) heforo thlnlc1ng at returning homo. II
10m will o alone.
The nmClHlmonts to the fish nn
or
Ie game laws adollted hr the last logl
Is laturo nre to bo t\sted In the court
at 'rho game department has pretcrrc
In charges ngalnst .Tohn Willis ot : 'If a
tv CuettHler ] the new soctlon llrohlhi
11" Ing the Ilossestllon ot moro thnii t (
rk , prnlrlo chlclons h ' ono Inlllviclual I
11one time during the month I
Sellte111ber.
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I STATE FAIR MADE MONEV.
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Board Will Have Balance of $12,000
to $14,000.
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With a balance of $12,000 to $14tJOO
In the treasury when they were ex.
pectlng not moro thnn $ GOOO or $7-
,000 , , the memborB ot the board of man-
ngers of the state faIr ere tooling un-
usuall ) ' jUbllnnt. The board held Its
11I1IIal meeting for the allowance of
clalmB and after all these whIch have
I heen presented were pnld the bnlanco
I sheet showed there was $14,768.67 rOe
malnlng. This will ho reduced somo.
I what hy belated bills and In order to
allow for all posslhlo ltemB the foro.
going general estlmato hOB been
mnde.
The members who were present at
the meotlng were almost Incredlblo
when Secretary Bnssett announced
the result of his figuring. Chairman
Illidgo shoole his , head and Insisted on
'going over the figureR agnln. After
the memberB hnd been convinced of
the correctness of the figures a broad
smllo spread over their features. 1m.
mediately otter the close of the faIr
It was eBtimated that the balance
would bo between $ GOOO and $7,000.
The following statement shows the
receipts and expenditures of the faIr :
Hecelpts :
On hand , Jnnunry 1 , 190fj. . . . . $1 fiG4 G..u
General AdmIssIon . . . . . . . . . . 16,488.liO
Amphlthentro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,866.50
QuartoI' Stretch . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4ifi.2fi !
C'oncesslons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fi,131i.1i1i
Stalls nnrI Penn . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,126.00
Speed Bntrlcj . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,3G6.00
C'amplnJ : ; ' PermIt . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.fiO
: \lIscollnneoul Sources . . . . . . . 363.10
tale All1'oprlatlon . . . . . . . . . . 3,000.00
Hallway Coupons . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,452.7fi
Totnl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ ,900.8G
ExpendltureR :
Warrants to Sept 12. $21,9liG.98
PremIums IncludlnJ : ; '
RJlI''t1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,624.63
C'lalmH nudlted and
allowcd . . . . . . . . . . . 4r.61.li8
Balance . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,7fjS.67
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ fj,900.8G
'fhls Is said to bo the best showIng
over made by the board at the close
of the fair. It Is moro remarlmble
as some of the mem11ers of the bon I'd
had spent conslderablo tlmo on the
tO rainy dn's figuring the amount
of the deficit and wondering how they
could raise money enough to payout.
At. the beginning of the fair the
hoard was just ahout even with the
world In nil departments. Because of
the fact that there was 110 balance In
the treasury the memhers of the board
were fearful of a defiGIt.
STATE OF NEBRASKA
WINS ONCE MORE
The state of Nebraslm has agnln
won a victory In the Interior department -
ment In the matter of the Boyd county -
ty Innds which have been claimed by
squatters. 'fhe state has now won
repeated victories In the department
of the Interior and ono decisive vlc.
tor ) ' In the state courts , after repeated -
ed attempts by the'squnttors to'se. .
euro title through the leglslaturo and
qIC state board of educational lands
and funds. A former hoard. or the
majority oC It , Including Attorney
General PI'OI : ' . and Secrc'tary oC State
Mnrsh , once voted to deed the land to
the sCuatters. ] but Land Commissioner
FoHmer declined to attach hIs signa.
ture and as a result the property was
saved to the state.
Land Comml'sloner H. M. Eaton
hns received notice of a ruling on the
last npp\nl case talten hy the squatters -
ters to the department ot the Interior.
The appenl was llIed there hy G. 'V.
McCright. The point raised by Mc-
nrlght wns thnt a former state land
"ommh1sloner had made a chalco ot
lieu landB In Cherry county and that
the state Inld claim to the land he
occupies subsequ\nt to the date oC the
Bettlement thereon h ) ' him.
The Interior department now holds
I that the state had the right to malio !
, Its cholco oC the lands sot apart for
that IHlrIOSO ! and thnt the prIor oc-
cupallon of the land by McCright did
not defent that right.
TRIES TO EXTERMINATE FAMILY.
Drlnk.Crazed Man Assaults Wife and
Children.
nEATIUCE-Cr\1.ed : from drlnl ,
. Harm Huls , a Oermnn living about
two miles north oC town , Imocltell his
wife down with a club and dragged
her about the ) 'ard by the hair ot
the heall. IIo then attenwted to IdH
his five chllllren. The ollior ones os.
rl\lJed , hut he struck his 18.months ,
\ old child oyer the head , Injuring It
Rel'lousl ' . ' } 'WO m\n hl\llpenell to bo
\ 11:1 : < ; < ' llng thl' Huls } Jlaco when the craz.
cd man wa. ! enJ'led In his hrutnl
wOl'I. nnll Ilrc\'ntell his from mnldng
a fmther attacl , . lIe was arrested.
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Adjudged a Dipsomaniac.
YORK-Ora Tuclter , who hns been
a Ilrominent figure upon the streets
ot this clt ) ' tor the pnst ) 'ear , was
tnlton before the bonrd of Insanity Rml
found by them to bo a dlpsomnnlne ,
and was tnken to the ns 'lum for
treatmont.
A Joke That May Cost LIfe.
NORI"'OI " K-Harry Curtis , a farm
hand near Elgin , lies nenr death , ono
sldo parnl'zed , hIs slmU fracturel ! and
his scalp gasholl , ft.S the result of too
much Joking. IIhls physicians Slvo
no hOllO for Curtis' recovery. Curtis
hogan badgering and hoctorlng ROSB
Knott. a ) 'ounger man. Knott lost
Hl
1\1 patlenco , solzell a necl'oko and
of brought the weallon down wIth tor.
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rlllc force on CruUs. head.
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'Tumors COllqzlel.ed
lif/ifhout Operatiol1S
Unqualified Success of Lydia E. Pinhharn's .
Vegetable Compound . in Cases of Mrs. Fox
and Miss Adams.
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Ono of the g'rell.test ' triumphs of r ydla
E. Plnltham's Vcgetable Compound is
the cOlfuering- woman's dread
enemy , 'l'lunor.
So.co.11cd . . wandering pn.lns" may
como from it8 eo.rly stages , or the presence -
ence of danger may be mll.do mn.nifcst
by excesslvo menstruation accompanied
by UnU8UI1.1 pn.in extending from the
ovaries down the q-roin amI thlg'hs. '
If 'ou'1I\vo } mJ'r.tel'ious : pains , if there
are indlen.lions of inllu.mmation ulceration -
tion or displacement , don't wait for
time to confirm your fears and go
thl'oug'h ' the horrors of nhospltal operation -
tion ; secure Lyllia 1' : . Pinlchum's Vegetable -
table Compound right n.way aUll begin
its \ISO anll write Mrs. Pinkham of
Lynn , 1\In.ss. , for I\Ilvice.
Read these strong letters from grntc-
ful womCR who have been cured :
Dear MrR. PlnkhlmFIrst : ( Letter. )
"In looking over your book I l'CC tLur. yonI'
medlclno cures Tumorot the Uteru . I htl\'e
oc'Cn to doctor II.nd ho tolls mo 1 hr\\"o n. tu-
mor. I will bo lUore thnn ! ; mt.cful It you
can help me , as I dee dl"eall nn operation. "
-Fannlo D. Fox , 7 Chp tnut.st.BrudfordPIl.
DMr Mrs. PlnkhlmSecond Lettcr. )
"I take the 116erty to congratulate you on
the success I have hud with your wend ful
modlclne.
"Ellhteen months 81\0 \ my monthlies
stopped. hortly aCter I felt so blUlI1 Bnb-
mltted to II. thorotllh oxamlnation lJy ph-
slcian , amIVII ! ! wVI thaL I hud n. tumor on
the uwrus and would have to undergo II.n
operation.
. . I soon nftor reall one ot your advertise-
mcnts nml dl'dded to glvo Lylin E. Pink-
ham' s Vl' etllblo COIllIJl'\llfl tdal. Afwl'
caking { h'o bottles liS dlrcl'led , the tUlliOI' Is
entirely Iono. I have agllin been eXIIU1lned
Lydia E. Pin\.tmm's ! Vettablc : : J1P um
E\'ery houselweper should Imow
that If they will buy Defianee GolIJ
'Vater Starch for laundry use they
will save not only time , became It
never stlcls to the Iron , but becnuse
each paclmge contains 10 oZ.-ono filII
pound-while nil other Cold Water
Starches are put up In ; 4-pol1nd pacli- :
ages , and the price Is the same , 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
Starch Is free from all Injurious chern.
Icals. If ) 'ClUr grocer trlc.s to sell you
n 12'01. . paclmge It Is hecause he has
a Glocl , on hand which he wishes to
dispose of before he Pl1ts In Defiance.
Ho Imows that Defiance Stnrch has
printed on every pacl\l\ge In large letters -
ters and figures " 16 01.5. " Demand Defiance -
fiance and save much time and mane ) '
and the annoyance of the Iron stlcl , .
Ing. Defiance never SUCliS.
'Ve pity the man who Is unappreciated -
ciated to the extent that his wlCe does
not bellovo his smold.ng on the porch
will drive away mostqultoes , and that
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hO really smoltes to Iwep the mas-
I qui toes awa ) ' from her Calr sldn.
DISFIGURING HUMOR.
Brushed Scales from Face Like Pow.
der-Doctor Said Lady Would Be
Disfigured for Llfe-Cutlcura
Worko Wonders.
"I sutTered with eczema nil over my
bed ) ' . M ) ' face was covered : m ) ' e"e"
brows came out. I had tried , three
doctors. but ld not get any better.
I then went to another doctor. He
thought my face would he mnrlccd fol'
life , but my brother.ln.law told me to
get Cutlcl1ra. I washed with Cutlcura
Soap , applied Cullcura Ointment , and
took Cutlcura Resolvent as directed.
1 could brush the scnles off my face
like powder. Now my face Is just as
clean as It ever was.-Mrs. Emma
White , G41 Chorrler Place , Camden ,
N. J. , Aprll 25 , ' 05. "
Two Is comllllny and three Is n
crowd at a IOI\11lno IJlcnlc.
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Hero Is Relief fer Women , i
Mother Gmy. a 1IU1'SO In Nuw ' 1'01'1 ( , Ills- .
covered II pleasant hm'u I'cmod for womo/l's I
Ills , calle. ! AUS'l'ltAIIAN.L AE' . It Is thl )
enl : ; eortnln monthly re ulator. Cures
temale wealmcsses , BaeJmche , Kldnoy and
Urinary tt'Oubles.t all Drugpists : or by
mall 60 et.'l. Sample mailed Fm'J ' . Alldl'cs : ,
' 1'ho Mother Gt'ay Co. , LeUe ) ' , N. Y.
It's a wlso Investment thnt Imows
Its own par ,
WET WEATHER COMFORT
"I have uud your FISH DRIfND
Slicker for five years and can tNth
fully say that I never have had
anything give me so much oom-
fort and utllfactlon. Enclosed
find my order for another one. "
( N" ' . " ' " 0 ADORUS ON APPLIOATlON )
You can defy the hardest stonn with Towor's
Waterproof iled ClothIng and Hats ,
I1i lIr t b'"dr ( Worill's Fair , 190-1.
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OUR OUARANTEI : IS DACK OF THIS
Biota OF THE FISH
A.J.TOWER 00.
Bodon. U. 8. A. : A . .
rOWER CANADIAN co. = C :
LImit" , h . . .m
101l0"TO. CANADA -IIJ &RI'
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bl the physician nn < \ ho says I hl1 va no slgtl ! )
a n. tnmor no\V. It has also lJrought my ,
monthlies o.round once more ; nnd I II.m
entirely \VeIl. I shnll never bo without n. bottle -
tle ot Lydia. Pinkham's Ve emble Componnd '
In the houso.-Fn.llllJO D. Fox , Bradfor , 1'8.
Another Cnso of rumor Cured
ly L\lIa. : E. PinkhuUl'M Vegetu-
ble COlllpound.
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DCl\r 1\lrs. Plnlthl1m-
" About three yenrs ngo I had Intocsepam
In my stomnch , with Cl'lI.mps nnd raging
hendaches. The doctor pro crlbed tor me ,
but finding that I did not get nny better he
oxamlne(1 11I0 to my 6urprlse , declared
I llml n. tumur In I. 10 utel'U ! ! .
"I felt uro that Itmonnt my denth wnrrnnt ,
nnd was very dlsheal'tenerl. I spent hnn roolt
ot dollars in doctoring , but the tumor I.ept. s
gl'owlng , till the r1octol' said that nothing bull
nn operation would S.1.\'O me. Fortunately I t
eorrespnmllJll with my auut In tl10 Now Eug-
and Stnte , who /1(1 vlSc mo to try Ly ill. E.
Pinkham's Veletnhle Compound before submitting - .
mitting to I1n operutlon , 1111I1 I at once stnrted
t.1.ldng rl'gular treatment , finding to my
gl'eat relief that my jroneml health lJegan to
Improve , nnd ufter three months I noticed
that the tUlIlor had reduced in size. I kepll
on taking the COlllpound , nud in t'm month&
It had entirelv dlsnppearNI without II.n opor-
ation. oml milng no modlclne but LrdIlI. : E.
Pinkham's Ve etablo ) { } \ , and word9
fnll to express how grntefu I am tor the good
It hM done me.-\Ils : Luelln. AdlUIlS , Colonnade -
nade Hotel , SeattlJ , W nsh.
Such unquestionable testimony
pro\'cs the vahle of Lyd l E. I'inlcham's
VCg'etnlJlc COlllpouml , amI should givl } 4
confidence an hope to every sick
woman.
: -11'8. PinllIam in"ites all ailing
women to write to her at Iyun , Mo.s ! ! . ,
for ml vice.
I : Q W man's Remedy r Woman's Ills. . ;
V e Cali !
Help'Von
In getting bcautlCul and harmonious tlnt.
on your walls with
aG'-\u
J\.a. - '
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Wrlto ror sample card of handsome
tints. Ten us just what worlc' ' 011 hl1'1'o to
do , and see how wo can help you In gcttlng
bellutlful effects. AlabusUno Is not n. dIsease -
ease breeding hot or cold wnter glue kalso.
mlno , not n. covering stucl. on with past
lIke wan papcr , but II. Jlnt urnl cement.
rocJe baRe coating' . Anyone can apply
It. Ux with cold wator. Alabastlno docs
not rub or sealo. Destroys dlseaso germs
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und vermin. No washing of wnl1s after
OI1CO appllod. Buy only in packl1Jes prop- r
crly lal1cled. HInts on Decorating II und
pretty wan and ceiling design 1'rce.
ALABASTINE CO. ,
OrlUld Rapids , \lch. \ New York Clly.
IMPORTANT FACTS -
FOR COW OWNERS
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The moonanicnl Cream Separator has
become a vital feature of every homo
dairy just a.s of every butter Cactory.
Its UBO meaus 11\uch more a.nd much
bl'tter cream utilI hutter , 1\3 well 118
Bu\'iug of water , ice , time und room.
' 1'ho diffel'enco in rebull8 iR not small '
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but big. Few cows now puy without n I
separator. Dairying it ! the moat profit'I 'I
able hind of farming with O. . .
93 % or the cn'amery butter of tlJe I
worll1 is now made with Do Laval
marhines : : , and there nro over liOO , OO
farm u er8 1 > el-li1e8. !
Sl'Ild for catalogue and name of nearest
local agent.
TilE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR CO.
al\da1rh & Canal SII. 74 CorUandt Sired
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CHICAGO NEW YORK
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Jne..Dshbo.la . uaequalled.
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I. A . . .11 fiahbe < 1 and an . h n"tI . bulltwo\on.
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S. Toruli e..Urand rURuloD&\fblJe.
Tha Wagons Our Fathers Used
. . -ere noHull oC"ne. . . thln "but 1tow TbeJ'Dld
La.tI OtIr Ihls ord..t. . -
WOI : < > OS are after up-IOo
date roodels. one an.1 t"o honeaodolallsrr. . . Ac
for Free C.talog1Je W. FilII line of l'IUltenCullI.
valon , Enllnu. Threshers. Etc.
Avery Manufacturing Co. ,
B62 Eowa St. , Peoria , III.
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