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That Mo t People Need for
Blood and Norvos.
III , IIII)1' the nil'or the close rOOlll ! ! ill
. . . .hich wo " ' 11l'11l1'0 11111ch or thu UIIIO
dOl'1 ! 1I0t fl1l'lIi ! > h cllollgh o"n ell to the
Iltllgs to hU1'1I out Iho foull11l1l I.\ ' ill the
blood. 111 the coll18ellsoll do 1I0t ( 'X,1'-
dso liS IIIl1ch mill t ho Hklll/\llllldlhll' 'Ilo
Jlot throw off the WI\1 > lo lIIult\Jl' 111'1 fl'poly
IIslIa1. 'rho S'stl.'l11 hoc '
as ) 0111 os o\'erloadcd
with 1loisollouA lIIlIlh'r , 1\1111 too fcohlo
to throw it off. Hulier CI\II ho hud ouly
through thl ) use of rOl11edy thut will
prolllptly 1\11(1 thoroughly Ilt1rifr IlUd
l > tl'ongthell the 11109111111 the 0110 best
.ndulted ) , for thlH llUrpn1 > O il ! the gl'eat
IJlood toule ImO\\11 nil Dr.ViIl ill111 I ! , Piu1c
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, 1 : . < , , "They nclell1i1co magio ill111Y case , "
' , , fnitl l\Il'I ! . Olum L. WillIe , of No. 37
, } lI1'lIsworth m'ellUO , Dotl'olt , 1\lch. "I
: WI\S wenk alld thill , nllll coulll Ilot ! ! lccp.
\ . : & 1\I - ! ! toll1ach nllli I1Ufves were out or or.
. .del' . 1 cau't describe how lIIitorablo I
: f rellnus. . ' 1 drnggcIl thl'ough Hix
1I10llth1l of feehloness , growing' woakol'
, all the time Ulltil I finlllly 1ll\llu'tstrol1gth
I ( Jllough to lcuvo lilY lIl'lI.
"Tholl 1ghul day CII1110 , the < 1hy wholl
I begun to tnlm Dr. Wi1lia111s' l'iIlJt PillR.
' l'hoy mndo 1110 feel Rtrong' right u\\'uy.
. " : M - appetite came bnck , I toole 011 flesh
alld the color 1'0tul'1Ieli to 111 - chel'kH.
to People wouderell thnt these llillt ! dill for
f 1110 what the doctOl'1 ! coullln't do. I took
: ' ( ) six boxes 1\11 < 1 then I WIIS llel.fectv ]
, : t wol1. If I had Jlot fmulll thi ! ! W01l < 10rfl1
l'omedy I Imroly tllillk thnt I JUust .l1ll\'O .
wasted to death. Belloving' firmly thnt
, these pills fnvcd 111 ' lifo b - the Rtl'cugth
which they gave JllIJ at a criticnl JUt ) .
Ulellt , I uuhesitntiugy ] l'eCOIlUllel1 thom
to ot.hors. "
' 5 Dr. WiUiams' Pillk pmcoutnln JlO
, fitimnll1ut ! Jut give Rtreugth that lasts.
: They 111\- ho oblaiued at nuy drug
storo.
l' . Taste of Food In FIsh.
, ' Some fish , Illco the carp and catfish ,
me able to tnste food with the sl\1n
I on the outsIde of their bed ' or ven
with their fins or tails as wen as In
the mouth. 'l'he carD , for Instance ,
able to detect food with the scales
\ \ 'anywhere on the outside of Its body.
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Parisian Fish from Africa.
It having been lll'ovod by experiment
that fisl can be brought In refrlgora.
tor In god condition from Africa to
, Paris , a reguar ] steamship company
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Is to be Inaugurated for'supplylng the
Capital with fish , lobster , etc. , from
the west.orn African coast.
Cow Adopted Fawn.
Mrs. Lawson of nlchmnod , Va. ,
1 owns a cow. and the cow owned a
, calf , but this last was drowned In a
swamp. Thereupon the bereaved
/ % . \otbor adopted a fawn , first rosculng
In from a hound which had cbased It
into tile pasturo.
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Art of Advertising.
The art of advortlsln consists not
merey ] In attracting a reader , but In
ronvlnclng him , and this can only be
, done by the sober stat ment of facts.
'Mere sensationalism cannot win In
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' tllo end.-l\UlIIng.
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" . . . r The All-Important Question.
If tbe mother of Ilome were to
( Jlllnt a green ring around her nose
, Ilnd dye her hall' blue , the first words
f" : > f her husband and children on com-
I Ing homo would still be , "Is dinner
: readYtchlson Glebe ,
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Preparation the Main Thing.
, Frequently the number of hours
spent at work In the olllce are slmplo
Inverse proportion to the months and
rears spent In proparatlon for the
task.-Jolm A. Howland ,
L Almost every woman complains thnt
r : tel' husband's family "cat funn ) ' . "
OVER SEA HABiT.
Difference on This Side the Water.
The persistent effect upon the hedrt
, of cnffolno in coff e CHnnot but re-
I suit In the gravest conditions , In'tlmo.
Each attacl , of the dl'ug ( nnd that
meant ! ench cup of coffee ) wealwns
. . . the orgim a IIttlo moro , and the end
Is almost a matter of m thematlcal
demonstration , A lad ) ' writes from
n \VcRlern Rtato :
"I am of Gorman descent nnd It
. was natul'I\l that I should iearn at a
yery early ago to drinl , coffee. Until
I was 23 ) 'Cl1'S old I drank scarcel ) '
nn'thln.g else at my meals.
. "A few ) 'cnrs ago I hegnn to bo af.
fccted by n stC\lllJ ) ' Increasing nerv'
ousness , which oventuall ' developed
Into a' distressing heart trouble that
mndo mo 1"01' ) ' weal , and mlsorable.
'fhon , some three ) 'oars ago , was add ,
- cd asthma In Its worst form. My
sufferlnl1s from these things can he
better Imnglned than described.
\ "During all this time , 111 ' h\Hiband
, , realized maI'o fully thnn I ditl that coffee -
fee was Injurious to mo , and made every -
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\ ory effort to malie mo 8tOP.
, "Finally It was doclded a few
tpouths ago , 10 quit the use of coffco
absolutely , aud to adopt Postum Food
Coffee as 0111' bet table drlnl , . I had
- hut IIltio Men that It would help me ,
- bUt , conRentl'd" to try It to please m '
hushnud. I pl''pared It very carefully ,
" exactl ) ' nccol'lHlIg to directions , and
. " wns delighted with Its delicious fiav-
, or nnd rOfreshlng qualities ,
" .ll1l > t ns SOOI1 al > the poll > on from
the coffee hnd tlI110 to get out of my
syatem the uutrltl\'o properties of the
, . postum hl.'gl1u to llI1l\d \ mo tIP , nnel I
nm now flll1 ' recovered from all my
; . nOl'VOlIsnoss , heart trouble nnd aSlh-
ma. I glad I ) ' HCI > l1owlec'e , thnt no\ ' ,
for the first time In 'cars , I enjo
Ilol'fect hcalth , nnel that I owe It nl1
to Postum. " Name given by I'ostum .
Co. , Bl1ttlo Creel" Mlch ,
' } 'horo's a reason. Rend the IIttlo
bool. , "The Hoall to Wollvl11o" In
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. Postllm Food Coffee contains no
drugs of all ) ' descriptio. : . whatsoever ,
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Have Much Fun Every Fourteenth
Day of February , ,
Ir It were not for tbe college girls
St. Valontlne would bo In danger of
becoming a cad , but they regard him
as a hugo jolte and jolly him unmorcl.
fully. They do not lot , his day go by
unnotlceQ.
On the contrary they herald It with
joy and make great propllratlons for
It , but there Is hardl ) ' a bit of senti. I
ment In tholr worship. For three or
four weeks before the 14th of February -
ary , huge signs appear on the bullotln
boards In the dormitories , soliciting
orders for \"alentlnes , for the girls
deft fingers selzo the opportunity to
maltO 11 little mono , } ' and the glrs ] who
bave money are quite ready to pay for
I1n orIginal valentine ,
And a college valentine must bo
rlglnal above every thing else , Sometimes -
times the glr ] with money supplies
the Idea and the deft-fingerod girl
worts It out.
The character of &oheso & valentlnos Is
mostly In tbe way of a grilld and It is
carried out by every concolv'ablo de-
vJco ; by water colors , by sltotches , by
poems , by Incongruous articles.
Of course there Is the IIttlo freshman -
man who feels bouud to send her senIor -
Ior "crush , " flowers nnd confection ,
ary , but the true cone go valentine Is
a sharp dig. Woo to the girl who
has obtruslvo mannorlsms , for she WIll
bo rapped right and left , I1lthough the
joltoS are nov'Jr hnteful. Cupid re ,
celves some attention , but It Is of
the frivolous sort for he Is jeered and
sneered at.
Contrary to popular opinion , cbl1ogo
glrs ] glvo and ! nlto "Imoclts" as good-
naturodly as do college boys , and the
Il1zy girl who receives a bunch of firecrackers -
crackers on St. Valentine's dny laughs
heartily t.t the jolte. I
The girl with a big ambition to join
one of the soclotles , an ambition
which she has been trying to conceal ,
Is 11 IIttio stutled when she recolves
an enormous Greolt letter made out
of rod paper t nd on It In blacl. letters -
tors :
Sur. . ns sin.
I wnnt a pin.
A clever valentine sent ono 'C'nr tea
a young woman who was extremely
popular with the men was a clrclo or
hearts with the face of ono ot her
mon frlonds peering out of each. In
the center was a pen and Ink sltotch I
of herself and beneath the words ,
"All men loolt all1O to me. "
Often copies or Gibson , Undorwood
and Ohrlsty are sent 'lUlll 11 little
dumpling of a girl once received 11
yard at Fanny Cory's children. I
, The lIcorlco buttons , which the chll , I
dren buy In a penny candy s\oro \ , will :
bo sent In largo bunches to the maid.
ens who never Ilavo tlmo to sow on a
, button. A ludicrous yalentlno whlen
was sent ] ast year to a very tat girl
W'IlS a plump sot\ cushion so pulled
.UIRtcd IlS to look exactly like Its
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recipient. And a vor- tan girl re-
colved a scrap of music of the song.
"Just talte a little bit off the top
for me. "
There Is a reeltless disregard of
meter or rh'thm , in the poems which
Ilccompanr the val on tines , but It the
hit Is consldored satisfactory. With
a tiny grlndstono which was sent tea
a chronic fiunl\Or was the jingle :
Your mnrks. my love , arc fnllen hehlnd.
Grah the hnndle nnd hegln to grind.
With a bunch of an sorts of pon.
ells , big and little , rod and blue nnd
ordinary blaclc , which was sent to a
girl who was secretary of every organization -
ganization she belonged to , was the
rhymelet :
As 'ou'ro nlways n sec.
You cnn use this peel"
To n chafing dish expert was once ,
sent a water color of a chafing dish
very clevory ] painted , and near It was
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Her Valentine.
Benenth the sprl'l1I ) of vnlentlnes.
A song unnotlcetl Iny :
Yet too Hugge I Ivo were Its lines
For fnte to hltle nway ,
Some carclesH hand , dlRclosed to vlow
Its m'ssJJ ; ! ' , HR a pm 'er.
"For Old 'rlm"H HalI' . " 1101' ever Ime\v
It leCt n ulesslng there.
For deep within each heart there lies
'l'he germ of precious Recti ;
And wistful. tender. grew the e 'es
Of ono who chancpd to read
The pleading words : "For Old Tlmo's
salw , "
'Vlth pathoR nnd with Imln.
Snd mom'rleR In her ureaRt dId wako ,
T..hal night not sleep ngnln ,
For through the 'ears there seemell to
altt
nrlght thoughts of other days.
Un tll there came the little rltl
\Vhero friends wallie I ) spparnto wa's ,
'l'he heart owns what the lip denies ,
Held close hy Prlde'H stem I II 1ers. : .
And softlr. sings : " 'rruo lovu no'or
dies.
Its answorlng echo IIngors ,
And so at last. for Old ' 1'lmo's snlte ,
'l'ho one wrote wordR full tonder.
! 'splto n vow she once did mnltc ,
Since llano would Imow the HIHHer :
The othcr read thnt vnl'ntlno.
Nor gllcR.Red that tearR nnd kIR f'
'Wero fnlrly mlnJlod : In caeh . line
n ' ono whoso ) I\mo sh. . ml'lolPR. !
-LILLA W , HICln I 'n-
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a plnlt saucer I > > which reposed n ver/
largo heart , Underneath was the Ill-
vltntlon :
' 1'holl. Indy of the chnf1nlr < 1IRh ,
I'd stnke much on lh ' ( 'oolorr :
Tnlm my heart , m ' vlllenllno.
And serve It In th ' lIoukpr ' .
An eng'agod girl once made the mis ,
take of bidding her fiance good night
on a part of the pluzza which WIIS so
lighted as to throw their shudows
clearly on the snow. On I'eb. 14 , to
her amazement , she recoh'od rl'llre-
sentatlons of that go 011 night In sll-
houottes , water color and pen anel Inlt
lira wings , all so well done thnt tbo
participants could not bo mlstalwn.
'l'h star golf plnyel' received from
nn ndmlrlng freshman , with n framed
copy of a Gibson girl :
Thollgh ) 'ou nre no cnd ,
You lIeed a cllddle ;
81nco that IR YOIII' fael.
Let mo ho that laddie ,
There are college maldons who
h'1..o the "prom habit , " which mt > ans
that they have numerous Invitations
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to proms at the mon's call egos , and
are constantly nsl < lng leave of absence -
sence to attond. Ono of these maid.
ons recolved a bunch of leave-of-ab-
sonco blnnlts , cunnlngy ] coplod In pen
and Ink , and each ono WIlS made out ,
the set giving 1101' permission to go
to proms In every college In the coun'
tr ) ' .
The eternal fomlnlne crops out In
the Iteon observation of pecullarltlos
of dress. 'fhe girl who docs not ItCep
her s ] < lrt and bolt prOlJorl ) ' t'astenod In
the baclt , recolves un onorl11ous safe ,
ty pin ; the girl who lloses by wearIng -
Ing her hall' In a hrald down her buele
recolves a water color of a tiny girl
with an Immense Illgtnll , and the girl
who affects mannish attire rocelves
a tiny pair of trousers.
Some of the seniors who are begin.
nlng to reallzo that college fl'lendJhlps
will soon ho m'or , send one a11othor
poems of friendship wrltton on ordinary -
dinary statlonory , and art students
often send a hit of tholr worlt to ' 11.
particularly holoved friend. Photo'
graphJ of college scones are sent to
alumnno , and populnr members of the
facult ) ' recolvo Ilrotty gifts , Dut for
the greater 11l\rt , the college valen.
tlno Is a college joltC.
TO MAKE THE JUNIORS HAPPY.
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V1IIentines Always Welcomed by the
Little Ones.
IfJ you Imow nny chlitlren , ! Jend thorn
vnl ntlnos-as quaint ones , brimming
over with nonsense and fun , as you
can find. And send to every child you
] mow-there novoI' was a youngster
) 'et who didn't loolt forward to getting
them , and bo bitterly dlsappolntl'd If
the ) ' failed to matel'lallze , And , then ,
at school thore's a hubbub of "no v
many did you get ? " ,
Since levers decided to share the
da ) ' with children , do ) 'our shnro tor
the wee ones , nt least.
Ono girl hit upon a clever way of
I hn vlng IInrtners , chosen hy mnlting her
i , Iwn dnnco cards , which hnd thd pent -
t ells tlell to them , ach two with a dlf ,
, fcrent color. She had gone to a .grent
deal of trouble to find out whitt each
glr ] was going to wpar and had the
ribbons to mntch the dresses In as
man ) ' cases ns Ilosslhle.It
'fho mon ahe I11nde cheese a color
anll then sent Ihem off to find the
girls their rlbbol1s matchell. On the
front of. the cards were sltetched , III
pen nnd Inl ( , two hparts , with an
nrrow through them , pinning thorn together -
gether , and vcrses ,
That on the girls' cnrds was :
'l\lon the m..rrr lads nlls"'mhled hero
'l'helo' II . onu whosu rlhbon matchell
thIn. . :
Cupid will hrlM him to theo , dear ,
' ] ' 0 ho thl ! ! eve th ' vnlentlne.
011 these for the men :
'Mom th m..rry maills nRsombled llcre
'J'hl'ro' ono whose rlllbon matches
thlno :
00 Reel ( her (1utlnrt she /lhall bo ,
I or nil thfs o.e. thy vl\l'ntine.
I'tllt ! Cupltl. lJlayect great havoc tho.t
nlghtI
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COUNTESS ASKS , , -OR DIVORCE ,
Daughter of Jay Gould Will No , LonDcr
' .Ive With Castellnnc.
PAIUS-Colll1lII 110111110 CllbtC'llaue
( formort ) . AUl1a GoultD ( 'nll'I'oll n 1I101t
for dlvor'o. n6PI'p'II'ntntl\'el ! ' ! or the
countl'l'IR ' nllll the ( 'ount 1I111)'nre(1 ) ( be-
fot'l ! .Tudge HlIIt'1 ] ) jltt' or Iho l'Ol1rt of
fil'lit IlIstnl1l'l" who , In rourjl'mlt ' wltlt
the lo'l'elH'h lit w , en 11 Pit \'ored to n rl'fine
a concillntlon hl'fol'o nttowhl/1 / ; n lIefl-
nlto 8111t t OIJrOcI'l'tI , It Is ! ! nhl on IIn.
qllC"sllonahlo I1l1thOl'ity that .1111111:0 :
Ditto's olTorts were not su'eI'l8fu ' ] , th
( 'ountos8 nhsolutoly IIl'cilllln to I'l'-
SUmo her rl'lntious with her hU1'lhnllll. '
aUII thnt nfTor l'l'lll'ntctl hul vnln nt-
tel1111ts h ) " COllul 110 CI1Rtellnllo'g 1111.
visors to n1'1'augo n sottlomont. the
rOllrosontntlvos or the count nnlll'oun , )
tess left the court 111111 tlte slIlt will
11rococd ,
Another jue1ll'll\I cffOl't at rl'(1Iwliln.
lion will almost ( 'crlnlnlr Ito mntlo ho ,
fore the suit comes to t I'lnl In the 01\ ,
11Inar ) ' cour80. I
No 1I0cllllon hns h1'11 rparllcll rola.
tiyO to the oventul11 cURtlHly of the
children or the ( 'ollnt mill ( ' ( jUUtI'RS , hut
helng untlol' I1go they will for the 1II'I'S'
ont naturnlly remnln In the cal'o of the
mothol' . l.'l'imllls of the COllnt nnll
Countess 110 Cnslellalle oXll1'ess ] ltt\o \
hope tlmt nny IlIljust ml'nt of tholl' 11If-
fereneos will ho hrought nhout.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS
ARE SATISFACTORY
WASIIING'I'ON - 'l'ho monthh'
statement of the ' ' '
gO\'t'nt11ont receillts
anll oXllonelltut'OR received Pl'ltlny
shows a ( 'PIHlItion of the trensul' '
which Is omlnontly sallsfnctOl' ) ' to the
ontclnls. Ono 'l'nr ngo thel'C' was a
tloficlt of m'OI' $ : ! SriOO.OOO , which has
now heon retlucl'11 10 loss than $3-
.10,000 with the lll'O.Dect thnt this
amount will bo entlrey ] willed out
within the noxt'1.hlt.ty days. 'l'llis 1m-
.111'0vod contlltlon Is tluo almost on ,
tlr b' to the largo Incl'oases In cus.
toms anil internal ro\'enuo receillts.
'rho mbnthh' clrculntlon statement
Issued II ) ' the cot11ptrollor of the cur.
renc ) ' ahows thn t nt the CIORO of husl-
ness . 'Tanuar ' 31 , ] ! l01i , the total clr'u-
latlon of natlonnl hnnk notes was
$5.18,230,08 , whlC'h Is nn Increase for
the yonI' of $7ri.807,227 , nnd an in ,
crease for the month of $2,316,733.
WANT SOME CARNEGIE
AND ROCKEFELLER MONEY
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OKJAIIOMA CITY , O. T.-I ollow-
Ing the nnnounemont that Dr. ErnoRt
nynum of the OItlahol11n unlvorslty
would tnlo a l1osltlon with Ellwortlt
unlyerslty In thlJ city , Dr. Bradford ,
chancellor , said Umt ho and Dr. Dy-
num woultt leave for the enst nnd accompanied -
companied hy 1\11' . Shnw , socretnr ' of
the treasury , would visit Andrew Car.
noglo and John D. nocltofeller for the
II11l'lOse of soliciting these mon for endowments -
dowments for the l pworth university.
BRUSH WITH CHINA.
Officials at WashIngton See Serious
Trouble.
W ASnlNGTON-Wnr between the
United Stntes and Chinn Is hoglnnlng
to ] oole Imminent. nellOrts continuo
to pour Into the dopnrtmont of state
from dipomntle ] nnd conswtr agents
In Ohlna regarding the rapid Increase
of feollng ugalnst AmorlcnnR , us ox-
111'0sse < 1 In ollicts Issuell b ) ' ] ocal authorities -
thorities In various 11l\I'ts of the em-
1111'0. I or six months the situation In
Chlnl\ . has been the subject of very
gonulne concern to the dopartmont.
and the Amorlcnn minister at Polling
Is under Instructions to lccop Wnshlng-
ton thoroughly , and frequently In ,
fOl'melJ of the situation.
HARRIMAN INTERESTS
AFTER ILLINOIS CENTRAL
NI W YOHK-'fhe JIeralrl says : "It
was ] earnoll In thIs city thnt there are
many Indications thut the I11lnols Central -
tral railway h a llOen ncqulred hy In'
terests Identified with the JInrrhnan
i arty. It hus heen Imown for some
tlmo thut the I11lnols Central holdings
In the hands or this pnrty l1avo been
firured ns high liS ] ( jO.OOO shares of a
par vnue of $1 ( jOOOOOO. According
to statements mudo hy , persons who
are In a position to Inspect the trang ,
for bool < s of the Illinois Central there
Is ovhence ] there that goo.'i fill' toward -
ward confirming the story of a mer-
ger.
LIve Stock In Transit Bill.
W ASIIINGTON-'fho aeml.to commit-
tco on Intel'stato commerce on I"rlday
decided artCr a confel'enco to asle to
have referrCel ! to that commltteo the
hl11 of Senator Hepburn , providing
that , on roqllel > t ot the owner , IIvo
stoelt mny ho In transit thirty-six
hoUl's Instead of twenty-eight. as now
pro\'lded l ) ' III w , without unloading.
'rho measure had heen sent to the com.
mlttee on ngl'lculturo nnd forestry , hut
the question was ono with which the
Int'rstato commerce commltteo desir-
cd to Ilonl.
Death Sentence by Mall.
KIF.l I"--'lany . 'Tews here have rOe
( 'olve < l by mall sentences of death In
the name of the Pan-Russlnn league In
defense of the holy cross. A gl''at
) Janlc provalls nmong' the , Tewish population -
ulationvho nro oXllecting a renewal
of an antlJewlsh excesses ,
To Abolish Capital Punishment.
S' } ' . pgTlmSDUIW-Tho abolition
of cnpltnl 1l11nlshment h ) ' the civil tribunals -
unals of Husala , whIch was ono of tbo
main lIerdands of reform parties , will
800n bo an accomplished fact.
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neptlles In Winter ,
FrtJgs nnJ : hmlls l'nn 81nl1 < 1 freezIng -
Ing I\n < 1 thawing 1\ few til11M , though
the o"Ilorl.nce ; ! ! ( 'ems to hevcnrln , ; , "
all 11\0st \ of lhl't11 Muccumb after repented -
pented trlnll'l. ' .TU8t how fmallOfI ] Jass
the wlulor wo 110 110t ] mow. Two or
thl'oo Slloclll1lnlll or th common strip- ' " ,
(111 8nul < o which WI' hll\'o du from
! ! tltlO hoapM In the winter I\Pllonrad to
he fro1.on 8urr , tholll th > IIntUl'nl re-
IJtlgllnnce to the I'optllos IJrOvolltoll
close ob8er\'ntioll.-BxchaIlI0.
Swinging In Mlddlo ADes.
In the mlddo' ] ngos swlnga were
hUllg h ' all Ingonltl ! ! 11\1 11 Y dovlce.
'fho rope was paseed ever a grovoll ,
w1\ool \ that was fastl'noll to the coil.
Ing h ' a hl'nclOl. The 0110 who WI\R
swlnglnA' was not ollly pushed , from
bohllHl h ) ' 0110 of his follows , hut W\ ! . \
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al o hopoll ] fl'OI11 the front b ) ' striking
with his fet the olltl'ltrotched foot
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of al1othor comrnllo. This Aport wno
favorite 1ll\Rtimo of lJages. j
Forest Areof Siberia.
Siberia has the hhgest forest nrel\
of nn ) ' C011111t.y on enrth , 'ol the tim'
her for the construction of the cast-
om end or the transSlborlan railwuy
came from the Unit d Statl's. It WM
hl'ought frOln Oregon , hehlA' shllllied ,
acmSB to Vladlvostol ( , thence trnns.
pOl'lt'll hy rail to the hal1les of n trlhu ,
tary of the Amur allel 10adOlI Into
barges to bo towed to Its Ilostlnatloll.
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The world's reurl ' use of pOlltcl\rlls
Is enormous. German ' uscs 1,1j1,000- (
000 , the UnIted Slates 770i00OOO [ ,
Great Brltnlll ( j1:1OOOOOO. : As to lot-
tel's , howQ\'l'r , thl' Unltell Stales Is
( ar nheall of nil ot1wr C'ol1l1trlofl. The
tolnl nUl11hel' of lottl'1's { lostell hero
durin ! ; ] ! l0:1 : wns ,1,10.lOOOooo. !
A TRULY DEAL WIFE
HER HUSBAND'S BEST HELPER
VIR'orou Henlth 10 the Grtmt Source ot
power to InBplro fiud Encouro.llo-
AU Women Should 6001 : It.
Ono or the mol'll. ' noted , successful nm1
rlehest 11\l'11 of thlll : CUlllul'ylu n. l'eccnt
n1'tlele , luLU ( mid , " Wlmtovcr I mn nnd
whntovcr BucceSIi 1 luwc uttnlned in
thiH worlt1 I ewe uU to my wlIo. I'rom !
the day I first lenahOl' she hns beell
un 1118)I1'ntlol1 ) , IUlll the g'1'Ca.tCI t. . ho1p-
maW of my lite. " ,
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.It1r/13eJslo o 4illS'ley
To bo suoh n. I > ucccsstul wlCo , to 1'0- :
tnln the 10vo antl admiration of lieI'
Imsba.nd. to in spire him to maleo the
most of himself , should bo n. woman's
consta.nt study ,
If 0. womnn f1nll t.1mt bor energies
11.1'0 flagging , thnt she gets cnstly tired.
dark shn ows uppcar uu < 1or her eyes ,
silo has ba.clmeho , hClulaches , benrIng-
dOWll pl11u8 , nervousness , irregula.rlUes
or the blues , she should start nt once
to build up her system by n. tonio v1th
specific pOWOI'S , suoh ns Ly ln. E. Pink-
ham's VIJgut.nhlo Compound , . .
1'ollowlng ! wo publish by request II
letter from n. young' wito :
Door : Mrs. Plnldlllm :
II Ever "Inco lilY cblltl was horn I lmvo sur.
fcrocl , os I hOJlo few women ever havowlth In-
flammatlou , fcumlo'paknUSR , hoarlndown
pains , Imclrnchu allll wrctclwd hCllIlaches. U
I fl.'Ct.cd my stomach ro I coullluot enjoy my
meals , nud balf lilY tlmo wns RptJut In 001.
II Lydia E. PJnkham'/i Vp eulllc Compound
mnllo mo n 'fell woman , nnd I fl.'ol so grat.cruJ
thnt I am gll\ll to wrll.o . I1ml ton you of my
marvelous rOCOVl'ry. It hrought 1110 hcnltli ,
now lIfo nnd vHuH1 > 11'8 , Be le Ainsley ,
all Houth 10th Streot. Tncomn , 1\'n.qh.
What Lyelln. . Pl111duuu's Vegetable
Compound dl for 1\1rs. \ Ainsloy it w111
do for every siele llullai1il1g womnn.
If ; yon have symptoms you don't un-
derstmHl wl'ito to Mrs. Plnlehnm ,
11Imghte1'-ln-law of Lyillu. Eo Pinlcham ,
nt T.Juu , MIlRS. llcr u vicu is free nnd
alwl1Ys helpful. .
IILLS PAIN.
Dr. EARL S. SLOAN.
015 Albnny Street , DOllton , Mnll" ,
U amlcte.t wltb lThcmp"on's Y/ltar
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lOre eve. , u.e r i.I
W. N. U. , Omaha. No. 6-1906
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