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By D. M. AMSIEnnY.
JROKEN DOW. - . NJDDRAIJCA. .
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L ene1'a1 News I
In the balllo with four footpads nt
orkeley , Cal. , Pollcomnn John J. Lo
.lrango shot and 1 < llIed ono of the four.
When the Icing of Slnm hns on his
full regalia he Is supposed to repro-
lint Iln oullay of moro limn $1,000,000.
The Intornatlonnl Union of Drhlge-
men anll structural Iron \VorltOro , at
Phlhulelphln , elerted F. 1\1. Ryan of
Chlcngo presldent.
WIlliam .T. Hussey , the noted ns.
lronol'\1er of I lclc observator ) ' , Ilns ac-
oeptod the chaIr of astronomy In the
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UniversIty of Michigan.
Herbert O. Barber , ono of the allogC ( }
" 'recleors of the Commorclnl banlc at
Camhrldgo , 0" wa , ' ! ncqultted by n jury
la the common plens court.
Advlces from the south seas Ineludo
dotalls of n dlsnstroufl t'llhoon nml tI.
dal wnvo In lho Marshall group , caus.
Ing the loss of about 120 IIvos.
The wonderful mnnslon hullt by Sen.
ator Clarlc of Montantl In Firth avenue ,
New York Is nCllrlnl ; complotlon. The
total cost will 110 about $5,000,000.
Intense oxcltement oxlsts over the
.llIasslnatlon at midnight Tuesday
night of Andrew Carne , a wenlthy coal
Jnlnc-owner , who lived near Gallup , N.
M.
M.A
A momorlal tablet to Jeanne d'Arc
. . to be placed In the dungeon wllleh
I. said to have been the prison of that
tall' captlvo In the tower of the Chao
tGau d'Eu.
Mrs. Harry 1\1. L'1.wson , or Sedalla ,
} , fo" Is the youngest grandmother In.
MlsRourl. She Is 3.1 years 0111 , has
been mnrrl d three lImeB and - dl.
vorced lwlco.
The mayor of Hull , England , an.
nounces that negotiations nro begun
with an Amorlcan company for the
.Itnllllshment at Hull or a factory employing -
ploying 1.000 hnnds.
, . The honorar ) ' degree of Doctor of
L'1.wS was C'.onforred hy Columllia IInl. .
I verslty on Daron Komurn. and Sergltls i
Wille , the son lor peace plenlpoten.
tlarles of .Talmn and Russia.
The Carneglo technical school
at Pttsburg anmtnces the appoint.
ment of Henry Hornsbostel , Ph. D. , tea
a profossorohlp la nrchltectural prnc.
tlce In the School of Applied Science.
Acting Secretnry Oliver has ordered
the ost.nhllshment. of post schools for
the Instruction of chlltlren of omcers ,
enllstell men and civIl employes nt
poa.ts where there 11.1'0 now no school
facilities near.
The dccennlal census just completed
IIhows the pOllt1latlon of Kansas , as
enrol1ell by the nssessors In Mnrch ,
19ofi , to ho 1,543,618. nn Increase of
209,80.1 over the population ns shown
by the census of 1805 ,
Sophomores n.nd freshmen of Colum.
bin waged a fierce battle nt'tho Bronx
casino , on the orcaFllon of the sopho.
moro smoleer , at which cnptlvo fresh.
men were forced to furnlRh the enter.
tnlll1nent. Soverel men were Injurod.
General Peter C , Haines , ono of the
memhers of the Pannmn. canal com ,
mission , wns not nblo to accompany
the hoard to Pnnamn. by reason or hie
Injuries recelvell from 11. fa11 In the
bath tub nt his apartments In Wash.
Ington.
W. r . Dnrllng has resigned as chler
engineer of the Rocle Islaml railroad
Iystom. ! ! It Is understood that ho In.
tends accepting a position recently of.
fered as en lneer of 11. company thnt
Intends buIlding rallroa i In Lhe PItI1.
IpplneB.
The , New Yore ] Subwny lavern , the
IInloon which was opened with prayer
by Dlshop Potter a year ago , was
closed last weelc. 'Tho owner 10clcOO
up Its doors , snylng that the temper.
. , anco saloon hnd not been a paying In.
't' , vestment. -
Tl o apprnlsmont , at over $16,000,000
of the estate of the late Adrlnn Isolln ,
or Now Rochelle. N. Y. , wus filed at
the surrol"nt3'S office In Whlto Pln.tns.
The apllI'alsemont sllowed U,407OOO
of real estate and $14,925,906 or POl"
lonnl property.
' The munlclpa1lty , the bon.rd of trade
I and the oxcltnngos of Odessa , have
' ' lent telogrnms or welcome to I\f. Wltto
thnnldng him for securing peace and
, expressing the hope that ho wl1l ron.
. der his country "many more services
In this hard time. "
Vi Wl1Ilnm Krolder , of LogansJlQrt ,
' Ind. , given up for dend , wns sUddenly
t' rovlved by the screams or his wlfo as
. ! .ho entered 11Is chamber and sn.w Ills
I : appnrently Ufeless form. Now 1e will
cot wol1 , but his wlfo Is In n. crltlcn.l
" condition from the sllocc.
' 1 Announcement Is mndo that the Chi.
cage & Northwestern rnllway will
, t I push to Immedlato complotlon the
1I0W line under construction from Cns ,
er , W'o. , west to Lnndor and the
\"lnll ' river ro.cervatlon , where l.liOO , .
000 acres of pullllc land will bo thrown
open to homestead settlement next
. , .Tune.
BUI'III\I's ral ed the llomo or a red.
eral jUdge In Chlcngo and mn.do err
with $ ' 1fiOO worth of property.
'IJxamlnation : of the teeth or the body
found In the rh'er nt Des Moines
roves It to be that of George Grls ,
weld the InRuranco man , who h
thought to have } committed sulcldo.
On account of dlphthorla at the
Na.val academy at Annn.polls , the lenvJ
of the member which would have tor ,
, mlnated on Septembcr 30 has been
; extended unUJ Saturday , October 1. In
the meantime Bancroft hall , the mid.
Fr .blpmen'lI headquarter , wll1 be there
eughly fUJIllated.
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Platinum WedlllnJ. [
In the villa02 / VorJux , near Chao
. 10nSnonc , I"rllnco " , n couple , ago
ono hundred and ninety rosllectlvoly ,
have just celebrated the sevonty.firth
annl\'ersllry of their wedding , which
they called their "lIlntlnll1" wedding.
"Dutch" TreAt.
The momhers oC the London Sto lc
I xchango IlrollOso to 110 away among
themselves with the bad practlco at
"standln ! ; the drlnls. " Each man Is
to pay for his own.
LOSS OF APPETITE
Cold Sweats , Twitching NorvcD and
Weakness Cured by Dr. Williams' i
PInk Pili : ; .
NRturO Il1tnlshe every InfrncUon of
her Inws , nllll cnroles huhlts ousHy lend
to the conllltloll "oHCt'llIell by : Mr. WII.
lIam BI'OWlIl' , oC No. 1011) ) Lillcolu HI-rcet ,
St. Juscph , : Mo.II' ! . 13I'IIWIIO 18 IlII ex.
pOl't lillller lu the oltlploy oC UIO NntlollnJ
Blscnlt Co. lIe givc/i the fullowillg' 110'
OOllllt oC n Ir 'hl cxpol'lellco :
"Iu the Hprlll of JUU2 , " ho , ; nrA ,
II whllo I was I'cguln1'1y wnrJdll1 { Ilt lilY
trllllc , I gl'ew pnllluwhllt cl\roles , . . iu lilY
Imbits of eul IlIg IIlul Ilrilllcl11 g , uull flllully
{ uulIIl t hut lilY npllotlto wus fickJe,1hul :
tllstO Jlulurod In my 1II0nth , lilY lItJ1.VCS
twHchml 111111 were heyonlllllY cOllt1'lll ,
my JdllnoYH were ont of orller IUlll cultl
SWcntH wuultl bWlllc out over IllY holly lit
OIIel thllCFl. Pel'hlllH ) , while /ltoml 11I1Ie.
ing with f omo OliO , this trolllblillg
of the 1I11111f1 , IlIlI1 IlI'ofnRo fweat ; , lll ; ' , mill
( I. fovero chill woulll fjci o 1110. I hc ( lUno
nlar1l1ct1 nt my cUIIIllUon Ilnll , luwillg
rend nu oUIIOl'Homollt of DI' . 'VillluIIIH'
Pink Pith ! , I ut 1\ hex ulIIl hegl\u to I1S0
thom. 'l'hey 1101pol11110 ut ouco. Artor
I hnd used 0110 hex the twit.chlul { of the
1101'veH , the trouble with the Htomuch
nlld the collI swcuts stopped 111111 hll " 0
110t reuPPlLrocl , nllll my nppotito is goo I\ .
I hr\Vo tnlclnll my f1' ouds thnt Dr. Wit-
Ihulls' Pink Pills cl1l'cdmo ! LillI I l'ucom-
111 0 IIlI thcm to evcrybolly. "
Dr. 'VIl1IIL1lls' Pilllc Pll1s cnroll 1\1' .
DI'owno becauRe nothinf { cnn strclI thuu
the nerves except Koot ! rich , rcd hluOlI-
nnll Dl' . Wi1llnllls' Pilllc Pi1lnctually /
mnko new hlood. Thov dOli 't act all the
howels. 'rhoy don't bother with mcre
symptoms. 'l'hey 11rlvo from the hloo
the CfLnso of 1l1lllJl1ia ! , illdlgr > 3tioll , ller.
vons disorclO1'H , gOlloml ' 'fcnlmcHs ILl 111
the trouhlH of growill girl , ; nl1l1 W011l01l.
The pills are gn/Lml1toecl to o fl'co
11'0111 opinteR or IlIml1fnl ( hngs. 801 < < 1 hy
nil druJtgiRtR : , or h ' Ih < ) Dr. WlllinlllR
2J.edioiuo OOIUIIUIIY , Sclll.lUoctndy , N. Y.
, Yo have never yet seen a pretty
girl with a swell figure who didn't
try to find out if she was being rub.
bered at. .
Important to Mothcra.
F.xnmlno cnrctully every bottle ot CABTOm\ .
" ! Clte nud pure remedy tor lutants lIud elllltlrclI ,
and 8CO tllat It
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IJcnrs the " " , _ ' .
Siguntnro or
,
In Use For OVer : In Yl'urs ,
' 1I0 Kind You JIIlVO Always 11oUlbt.
Had Found a New Pleasure.
A now asphalt sldewl1l1 , hnd heen
laid In front of hlH homo , and little
EItner was etermlned to " , vak ] Ullon It
whllo It was stili sort. His 1110ther ex ,
plalned why ho should not do so , hut
the tomptatlon was too great , and at
last he was brought In In dlsgraco , .
"Mamma , " sohbed Elmer , In dlsap ,
polntment. "You don't lenow how nice
It Is to walle out there : It's jURt 111\0
chewing gum with ) ' 0\11' \ heels . ! " -Tho
Houseleeol1er.
CatchIng Tropical Flsheto.
In the Dermudn Islands some of the
gorgeous tropical fishes found In the
clear waters of that groull are caught
for aquariums by the \1S0 of a long-
handled dhmet equIpped with n per.
cussl n cap. Tltls cap Is exploded
by means of an electric storage bat.
tery , cnrrled by the fisherman , Ir that
name Implies , who seels out and
stuns the finy be utles , whem the
fishc.s nose the cap about In their curl.
oslty
He Had a PedIgree.
.
A ce.rtaln little glrl became possess.
ed , 011 on one day , of a hahy brother
11.1111 a 1)\11)11) ) ' . The Intlll ) " was of val.
uablo colllo stacIe. A week passed and
the IntPP ) ' had heen named "Scott , "
whlo the bally was stili1nnamed. .
The minister , 11l\ppenlng to meet the
IIttlo girl on the roM one nfternoon ,
asleed Itor how It was that the 11t1I1PY
had n name and the hahy had none.
"Why Scott Itas n pedlgreo" said she ,
NOTICED IT.
A Voune Lady from New Jersey Put
Her Wits to Work.
"Coffee gRVO mo terrlblo spells of
Indlgelltlon : whIch , coming on ever ) '
weolc or so , made I11r IIfo wretched
until some one told mo that the colIee
I drank was to blame. That seemed
nonsense , but I noticed these attacks
used to come on shortl ) ' after eating
and were accompanied br snch ex.
cruclatlng l1al11s In the lIlt of the
stomacIt thnt I could anI ) ' find re.
lIeC br loosening 111Y clothing and
lying down.
"If circumstances mndo It Impos ,
slblo Cor me to 110 down I spent hours
In great miser ) ' .
"I refused to r all ) ' hellevo It was
the calIco until finallr I thought a' '
trial would at least do no harm , so 1
quit colTee In 1901 and began on Pos ,
I tU111. l\Iy troubles lert entirely and
convinced mo of the cause.
I "PostUtn brought no discomfort , nor
did Indigestion follow Its \1se. I hnvo
I had no return of the trouble slnco I
I beglln to drlnlc Postum. It has built
mo up , restorell 111Y health and glvo ,
me a new Interest In tlco. It eel' .
talnJy 18 a joy to bo woU ngaln. "
. Name gh'en by Postum Co" Battle
Creek , I\Ilch.
Read the little boole , "The Road to
Wel1vUlo. " In each plec.
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DESPAIRING WOMAN.
Weak , Nervous Dnd Wretched from
Wattlng Kidney T.roubles.
Mrs. lIonry A. Renmor , Main and
Garst sts" South Dend , Ind" says :
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tI sin g Don. n'a
Jfdnoy 1'11I8 I
was so weale I
could hardly drng
myself acrOSR the
roe m. I was
wretched n. n d
, nervous , nnd ad
: baclUlche , b ear.
Ingdown p a I n ,
Iteadacho , dlzz
ness and w nle
r . . - . . . . eyes. Dropsy set
In Knd bloating or the chest cholted
lIIe nnd threatened the henrt. I had
IIttlo hope , but to my untold surprise ,
Doan's Kidney Pills brought mo rellet
nnd saved my life. I shall never forget -
get It. "
Sold by dealers. [ j0 centA a box.
Fostor.Mllburn Co. . Duffi110. N. Y.
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GossIp Going Out.
It Is no longer considered good form
to say a word against anyone. An
lII natured criticIsm Is a social blun.
der. Gossip , too , Is reaHy going "out
of fashion. 'frue wit Is a girt , not an
attainment. 'rhose who tlse It aright
never ylold to the temptation of BayIng -
Ing anything thut can wound another
In order to exhibIt thelr # own clover.
ness.-Exchango.
Decidedly New.
The servnnt handed Mr. IIlgItmoro n
letter. It was from IIarold , the eldest
son , who was at collego. "An'thlng
now In It 1" aslccd I\Irs. Highmore.
"Yes , " said the father or the family ,
In an agitated voice , as ho glanced
over the letter. 110 doesn't asle mo
for any money this tlmo. "
A Metropolitan Market.
It has many stories. l\Ien Call and
men win here. It requires good common -
mon sense Ilnd an Interest In the sub.
ject to win. One man told mo that
ho got to his 111aco early and thought
of nothing but his business during the
day.-Earl 1\1. Pratt.
Curcd Her Rheumatism.
Deep Valley , Pa" Oct. 2d.-Spo.
clal.-Thero Is deep Interest In Green
county over the cure of the IIttlo
daughter of I. N. Whllllcy or Rheuma.
tlsm. She was n great sulIerer for
five or six years and nothing seemed
to do her any good till she tried
Dodd's Kidney Pills. She began to
Improve almost nt once and now she
Is cured and can run and playas other
children do. 1\11' . Whlplccy says :
"I am Indeed thanl < ful for what
Dodd's Jfdney Pills have done for my
daughtel1 : the ) ' snved her from being
a crlpplo perhaps for life. "
Dodd's Jfdnoy Pills hnve proved
that Rheumatism Is one of the results
of dlseasod Kidneys. Rheumntlsm .Is
caused by Uric Acid In the blood. If
the 1\ldne's : are right there can bo no
Uric AcId In the blood and conse-
quentl ) ' no Rheumatism. Dodd's Kid.
ney Pills mae the Kldners rlghl.
There Is something peculiar about
the man who taltes lJJ Interest In
haseball. Ho may bo a person of sue
) lerlor Intelllgenco.
BABV ONE SOLID SORE.
Could Not Shut Eycs to Sleep-Spent
$100 on Doctors-Baby Grew
Worse-Cured by Cutlcura
for 5.
"A scab formed on my baby's face ,
sprendlng unU1 It completely covered
Iter from head to foot , followed by
blIs , having forty on Iter head at onetime
time , 'and more on her body. Then
her skin started to dry up and It be.
came so bad she could not shut her
eyes to sleep. Ono month's treatment
with Cuticura Soap nnd Ointment
made. a complete curo. Doctors and
medicines had cost over $100 , with
baby growing worse. Then we , spent
less than $5 for Cutlcl1ra and cured
her. ( Signed ) I\Irs. G. H. TUCleer , Jr"
335 Greenficld Ave" Milwauleee , Wls. '
. Poor humnnlty : the mother does not
] enow half the tlmo wheT ( ' the chil ,
dren are , and Ule ) ' do not l'l1vw where
she -Is the other half.
Medicines Have Stood Teat of TIme.
"Tho leading proprletar ) ' medlclnel :
that have stood the tcst of time are
or lenown thernpeutlc value , " lIays a
medical authorlt ) ' . "Tlte ) ' are prepar.
ed In laborntol'Ie8 of tlte highest
crade , under the care of sldlled pharmacists -
macists , and the ) ' are mnde from ap'
proved formulas which , In many In.
stnnccs , have been the especln.l . pride
and specific of some successful physl ,
clan. They have been trIed In the
crucible or pUblic opinion and the ) '
have been found satisfactory 'by the
people. for otherwise the people wouhl
dlscontlnuo using Ulem. "
The mnn who Is anxious to scrallo
an acqualntanco usually deslros to gen
n stop further and sltln him.
or whnt tlse are frlenlls1 In pros.
perlty , a nan has no use for them : In
advorslty , they hnvo no use for him ,
Don't do things In a haUhearted
way. If a thing Is worth doing at nU ,
It Is worth doing well.
A good many of the ( lIfficultles we
complain of are ( lImcultles only..be-
cause wo complain.
I
A civil answer 111alces ruor friends' '
than n. gruff ono , and n sl11l1o succeeds
where n frown fl\lIs.
You cnt not eXIICct " : he world to
have n good opinion of ) 'ou unleu ) "ou
sot the oxamplo.
Thoma JoM BarMrdo
r = m' ND fW 'rOBE W 8F.J"fuJ
I 1 m\lv//mIIIIllWI&fj / \ / / YI/IIIIII/ ! / / /I/lIlII/1JI/I' / / / I
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N LONDON there
has just died n
n man lenown to gen.
.
ul n e Ilhllanthro.
111 IfII1H II 11111/1/111 / / 1I18tS and those
Ileopio at reason
whose gospel Is
the gospel of worlcs
as "Tho Father of
N 0 bed y's Chll.
dren. " With the
passing of Ills tamp
of lire , the mnn
who as founder
and director of
philanthropic Instl.
tutlons by which
nearly sixty thou.
Hanel orllhan waifs
have been rescued ,
tralnell and ena.
bled to give good
accou 1t of them.
selves In lire , ond.
ed his , stewardship
and entered Into
eternal resl. De.
cause this man has
lIve , useful citizens have been
raltcd out of the gutters nnd slums of
London , and man ) ' of the theories con.
cernlng original sin nnd total deprav.
It ) ' have been severely punctpred. His
uHl11o--Thomas John Barnardo-Is
graven upon the hearts of thousands ,
uplifted because he lived and ) vorked ,
and the world haR been bettered be.
cause of him and his efforts.
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Darn In Ireland In 1845 , Thomas
John Barnardo was of Spanish de-
scent. A Protestant and nonconform.
1st , his ( 'ducatlon was obtained In prl.
vate schools , and at an age when the
sons of wellto.do fathers begin to
form In their own minds Idens as to
tholr future , he decided to become a
ml1 > slonnry. It was his ulUmate Intention -
tention to SII01)l his lire In China ,
and , desiring to equip himself the better -
ter for work abroad , he weut. to Lon.
don , where he began the study of med.
Iclne and upon the receipt of his de.
gree continued his studies In the hos ,
pltnls of London , Edlnhmgh nnd
Paris , It was during his student da's
nt the London hospital In Whltechapel
rend that ho determined upon Itls
career. How weU he fulfilled Itls mls.
slon Is now written In the history of
the world's good deeds.
Ills first term In the London hospl.
tal was lu that gloom ) ' , eventful and
ominous ) 'ear 18 6 , a period of politi-
cnl agitation , commercial dlsturuance
-It was In May thnt the stoppage of
th ( : great discount establishment of
Overend & Gurue ) ' produced such con-
stel'11atlon-and an outbrea { of cItol-
era , duo to Impurities In the water
suppl ' , Nolther the political situation
nor the commercial depression
engrossed -
grossed ) 'O\111g Darnardo , He gave
evidence this carly of the phllanthrop-
fc stuff within hint , and although com.
I
parallvely inexperleHtced , volunteered
lor the cholera service. He was gladly -
ly accePted , for volunteers were few.
The virulence of the mysterious mal-
1\C1) ' In Turl\Cy I1n Egnt In 1865 had
crented a feeling of despair 111 the
minds of medical l11en and laity aUlte.
Euglan had lenown It In 1832 , when
the deaths numbered 14,807 , and duro
Ing the second visitation In 1847 the
mortality In London alolH was 14,47 ! ! ,
wh11e In the Idngdom tlte list reached
55,181. The authorities were at their
wlts' end and the situation was horrible -
rible : IHlt Darnardo did not .hesitate.
Of his llersonal security ho seemed
nev.el' to think and made a house to
house visitation of the East End poor ,
others refusIng the service on the
ground that lt would be going Into the
jaw of death.
When the scourge was over Dr. Bar-
nllrdo'ent hack to the hospital and
dissecting room , His work In the
poot' quarters had
given him a new
vi ow of IICo , ho\\'evel' , and he made
up his mind that It was his dut ) ' to
contribute sOl11ethln toward helping
tllose who 1I111)oarell ) unahle to help
themselvcs , As n heglnnlng he estab ,
IIshed a Hag'g'l'd
School In the ver ) '
center of slJulllld Stepney. to which
Ito de\'oted two nights each weelt and
all of Sunday , Of this worh : he said
301l1e time bol'ol'e his death :
"I was II ) 'oung medical student
when 111) ' attention was dlrectCll hy
the condition of 11 single little street
111'11b , of Wh0111 I had then no Imowl-
edge , to the necessities of the destl.
tute waifs and strays of London. l\1y
acquRlntllnco with that boy about
fort ) ' ) 'ears ago led to n careful Im'es ,
tlgatlon of the gl'ent Enst End prob.
le111. I begun In a small way , Imowlng
nobod ) ' , to do m ) ' worlt : had one 11001'
IIttlo chap In my own lodging for two
01' three weelts , then two or three
more , and then as I plcleed' up mOl'e
children I put the111 In lOdgings. I
had at one tlmo as man ) ' as fifty chll ,
dren , ] odglng them all about me , send-
. them to the C0l111110n day school
during the da ) ' and Irovhllng for their
wants through help Crom Crlends and
some of 111y fellow students , and , of
course , what I could spare myself.
"Tho first regular home came In
1868. It was a s111all nnd vel' ) ' poor
nffnlr : such a 1'I1111shncl'le , brol\On-
down place. Wo whltowashed the
walls 1\1111 sCl'ubhecl the fioors our.
selves , I sent 111Y firut lItt1e bo ) ' to
Canadn In 1867 , 60 as far haclt as thnt
year I began Canalllan emigration 11111 ]
continued to send occasional parties
until 1882 , when I started organized
el11lgratlon on a Inrgo scale. Close
upon 60,000 children have been res.
cued ! from the streots. These hnvo
heen educated ancl trained and placed
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out In lire. Ever'body Icuows the char ,
'nctcrlstlc features that malcc OUI
work unique. 1\1 est orphanages and
Institutions have certain rules for the
ndmlsslon of candIdates. Ours Is only
that a child must bo destitute. We
search for them ; we don't walt for
them to come to us. Wo have a
vnr'lng number of oXllOrt men and
women always at work searching the
common lOdging houses , the streets
nnd lanes of squnlld parts of the great
cities of England , and In most of the
towns we have places where the
doors are always open , Our Idea beIng
that In e\'er ) ' great center of popula.
tion there shoulll be a door open nt
which the feeblest IIttlo Imock or cry
I of a waif can be heard. None e\'er re.
fused If destitute ; It does not matter
whht creed , sex , age , countr ) ' , Ian.
guage or what physical condition.
They come to me deaf , dumb , blind ,
crIppled , maimed for life , with their
features horribly distorted , at times
often with the hand of death upon
them , so that I Imow they can be
with us but a sl10rt time. Our doors
nre never closed aga\nst \ any little
children.
"The question of money never en ,
terB , I mean to' say tIt at we accept a
child whether there Is nny money at
hand aI' not. I recel\'o chlldron when
I have not a penny at hand. Funds erne
no funds , about eight cases are admitted -
ted e\'er ) ' twenty.four honrs , and I aI ,
ways have abont 5,000 chlldreu under
m ) ' care. And m ' bo's aud girls have
done well In the world , too. Some of
m ' girls Ita vo marrIed 1100'sons of very
superior ranlts of lire. I have boys
who are clergymen , nonconformist
mlnhters : , lawyers , doctors. One has
reached parliament. 'rhe rank and
l1Ie of m ) ' boys 111'0 mechanics and
Inborers. Of carpenters , blaclsmlths ,
prInters , matmal\Crs , tinsmiths mid
other trades I have an Immense num-
bor. And would ) 'OU ellove It , less
than 3 per cent of nil the boys nnd
girls of mine have gone to the bad ? "
A Christian whose Christianity was
not of the ready made sort was Dr.
Darnardo. He called hlmse1t "An
humble servant of the Lord , " and he
practiced all his preaching , He would
not be called a fop-there was too
much of the sturdy manliness nbout
him-hut he dressed as well as any
man In London. His manners were
agreeable and his pelsonallt : ) . attractive -
tive , and ) 'et , night and day , 110 spent
his entire time gathering up the 11\1-
man drHtwood of tlto slums , and from
this material carving men and women.
110 was without cant. lIe tallted liS
little as possible of his worlc. He did
things. .
The great work ' of Dr. Darnardo ,
now Imown wherever men of benevo.
lence IInd charity old their ( ( 'lIows , did
not doveloll without trials and trlbu ,
lations. A Protestant Irishman , a
nonconformist , he was at the first denounced -
nounced h ) ' the Ch111' h of R0111e and
the Church of I nglllnl1. 110 appeared
many times I\S a defendant. In the
COUl'ts anll socalled Christian socle.
ties fought him until finall ) ' he was
obliged to entol' a suit for libel In or.
del' to vindicate himself and Ieep his
work from failure. This. cost him
$40,000 and much anguish of spirit ,
but It won the dny , fot' It brought to
his asslstanco n late chief justlco 01
England , who heliled him with money
al1l1 Infiuence. Now that he Is gone ,
Catholics , Protestnnts , mon and worn ,
en or all sccts , are oITerlng trlhutes to
his momory. and Quccn Alexandrn
herself , a I111tron of his soclet ) ' , Ie
evincing a deep IlOrsonal Interest In
Its affnlrs.
To.day In Canada and the United
States there are twenty thousand men
and women , Indnstrlous , law-abiding ,
GOdfearlng. They ere graduates 01
the schools which Dr. Bnrnardo found
# ecl and watched 0\01' with uncenslng
vigil , patient care and unlllmlnlshlng
S'mll1\th ) ' . And the ) ' lenow , better
than ethers cnn , that the world 11'1
poorer because out of It has llOen talt ,
en "tho fntltel' 'of uobody's children. "
-Henr ) ' Darrett Cl1nl1111el'lIn In Chi.
cage Record.Bornll ! .
Oper" Singer Wins Decoration.
. M11111 Gadsld sang' the three Drnn
: hlldes In an opera festl\'al recentl ) ' In
l\1ul1lch with such elTect that Prlncl
Regent Lultlloltl hestowell ullOn her
KIng Ludwig's Order of Art and '
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To I < eep Hands In Condition.
Rub the hands wHh dry snIt after . . . . '
ha\'lng hud them In water for n lengtJr. . - '
ot tlmo ; nfterwnrd rl1lso thorn ant ! , . ! ' L
wi PI ) dr ) ' . If this Is done dally aftor'5 :
the house-worle Is finls ted It will Iteop "N.tI
the I1nnllo smooth , clean nnd white. "
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Tiny Elephant 10 Dined. " " ; "
"Jumbo Junior , " a tiny elephant . > : 4
thnt Is now the pet of London , wnB . ,
"dined" by "some fair Amorlcans" 'at '
n restaurant anti afterwords "enter-
tained the company with favorite nlrs
on the mouth organ. "
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SAYS AMERICANS ARE LEARNINC j. 'It.
HOW TO EAT. . .
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In Amorlca , entlng Is becoming 'i
moro of a fine art as well ds n I
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Pastlmo and accomplishment every . , !
day. Americans are Jearnlng how to I
cat. They ha\'o passed the stage of . :
civilization where anything and every. : , : ,
thing will go and are becoming par. " , -
lIcular eaters. : :
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Nothing hut the white heart or tho' .
wheat herry ( Pillsbury's Vltos ) Is :1 :
NOW good enough tor those who have
tried this cereal hrealefnst 'food. It 'Is . . , . . !
the most economical and It Is Ilctually . : '
the "l\1eat of the Wheat"-Stel'lIIzed- \ : . .
nothJng added-nothing taken awa1' : " .
pure white In color , It sen'es an ap , .
petlzlng brealfnst dish , made In UIC " "
greatest mills , of the best wheat , and . " ,
by the oldest miller , PILLSDURY. " . '
This Is ) 'our guarantee. . .
Put up only In two'pound , nlrtlght , ' . ; - '
paclcages. :
Loole Jor tIte words , "Meat of th " . . . . .
Wheat. " " . ,
A paclcage will make ) 'OU twelve : , : ' : , , -
pounds of Substnntlal family food and " -J : :
can be purchased at 'our grocel's. . . . . . . . . . .
Price 15c. Rocl , ) ' Mountnln territory ' . . ,
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He will gladly fIll 'our order because - . - : " , ' : (
cause he Imows he sells rou satlsfac. : . . ;
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There are eight l11en In the vicinity . . . . '
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of Solomon . who 11.1'0 named : \I1k : . , . .
Sullivan. distinguish them they \10 . . ;
are lenown as 1\lIIee Pete , 1\1l1te Dat , " ' . , . " ' .
Smoky Bat , Prairie 1\lIItO , l\fllco Dan , . , : : ' ; .
Corner 1\1IIe , Wild IIIto , Big' ? l1IIcc , ' : : ; : "
Little 1\lIke.-Kansas City Journal. : ;
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E'ery housel\Ceper should Imow " ,
that If they will bu ' efiance Gold - . '
Water Starch for ] 11\1I1dry use they , .
will save not 0111) ' time , becauf1e It '
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never stlcles to the Iron , ! Jut h rau3o '
each pncleage contains 1 G \-One full " ,
pound-while all Oth01' Cold Water
Starehes are put up In % 'pound pacle-
ages , nnd the price Is the mme , 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
Slarch Is free from all Injurious chern. ' w
Icnls. If ) 'our grocer trle to sell ) ' 011 - . , - : ; :
a 12oz. paclmge It Is because he has ' . : . , - .
a stocle on hand which he'Ishe : , to
dispose of before ho puts In Defiunco , . -
He knows that Defiance Starch has _
printed on ever ) ' paclmge 1' 1 largo let-
teri ! nnd flgmes " 16 OZf . " Demand Defiance -
fiance and save much time and money
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Ing. Defiance , neve'1' stlelts. .
Industrlcs of Milan.
The province of I\1l1an Is one of U10
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Imllortant Industrial ceutnrs of Ital ! .
It contaIns 300 sill , mills , glvln [ ; om. '
plo1110nt to 40,000 worlemen ; 20 ( } , - .
cotton 111 ills , ' with 25,000 worlnnen , , . " , .
and twenty woolen mlll , with 3,000 , " _
workmen.
Hero Is Relief for Women.
Mother Gl'ay , a I1m'so In New York , discovered -
covered a plel\san t h orb rClI1ol111'or ' omen 'II ' \ : . -
1115 , ealled AUS'l'RALIAN.LB.U" . It Is 1ho " : , .
enl - certain month I ) ' regl1btor. Cm'os 'I ( Y
female weaknesses , Dac1meho , Kl ney ILIlll I
Urinary troubles , At. all Dl'uv'lsts ! ; r by
mall fiO ct8. Sample mailed PH E , Address ,
The Mother Gray Co. , LeTloy , N. Y.
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! \Iost people are sntlsfied with what !
they have. It's what they havell'tthut . :
causes their dlsoatisf\ctlon , , :
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Moral snaslon Is ul1 right In Its way ,
but there are times when It should
bo bokd up , tltb . 8botgoo.
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W. l. DOUClAS
53.50 & $3.00 SHOESkol1
w. L. Douglas $4.00 CII : Ed go Line
cannot bo equallod at any price. .
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W.L.DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS
MORE MEN'S $ n.tJo SliDES TI/AN
ANY OTI/ER MANurIiOTURER.
$10 000 EI'tAIIUto nyonewhocan
J d1lprove Ihll statement ,
'v. L. DOUKla SJ.II0 .110es have b } ' their excellent -
cellent style. cas } ' flttlnlr , Dud superlorwelrlne- (
quolltles , oChlned the lI&rStest .01&0 of any $3.150
shoo In the world. They ore lull as Rood as
tho.o that co.t } 'ou $5,00 to $1.00 - the only
dlfferenco Is the price. It 1 could toke you Into
my factory ot IIrockto/I , lito. , . , the lurl/elt In
the world under one roof lOa. Inmcn' . fine
.hoe. , and show ' t'le ,
} 'ou C8re with , , hlch every
pair d. 1)0uK'al ' .hocslJ ; ! you would reollza
why W. I [ lou\tlo. \ $3,50 . , ( lU IIro tbo but \ . ,
5hoe5 produce.1 h Iho \ \ orl.l. . . . _
If 1 could .how rOil the .t1l'crenC'o hetwcen the
.hoe. made In mv Ictorond these of other
maku , 'ou wouJ uMd r.lnnd " , hy Doullas
$3.110 .hoes co.t mtro to milke , why they holJ
their shape , fit beller , wrnr lonler , nnd are 01
Krenter Intrlu lc'alue than nny othcr $3.50
.hoe on the market to.d : ! ) ' .
W. L. DoutJlslI st.Ol1tJ " 'mlo Shoell fore
Man. $2.lJU. $2.00. Doy. ' Sohool"
0"01111 ShofJlI.$2.5U. $2. $1.7 6.I.lJU
CAUTIQN.-.Inslst upon h\\'II1 ; : W.Ll l\II' ( _
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no IlIlIsllllIle , ono ( { euUlu"
wllhout hb 111\11I0 Ilhprlco 51111111'0.1 011 liollom.
" ' . \NTEO. A Ihoo del\ler IIIoI'er11own wber -
W. L. DO\llIns : Shoes rrl ! not .ohl. Fun'Uno ct ; . ( .
aamples lellt tree for Inol'octloUUI'01lequo.t. .
fa , . C91o , CI/It , uIIII ; the" 111"t / ; 11I.11' bra" " .
Writ. tor I1hututfl < l ClllaJojt ot FoU BI'lu. .
'V. J. . DOUGLAS. Jh ocktou.Uaao.
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