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: Arising from Uta.
j It wns Wellington who snld thnt ,
b \ when n Jllnlt turns In bed 110 shou1l1
18 turn out : It Is tlmo fOl' him to nrlse.
Should n moth or who hils been kept
nwn.lto hnlf the night y : L toethlng In.
I fnnt turn ont wlJlIo\'or she turns , or
n lIlernry Jlll\tl who IIndn thnt hln best
Ulollghts COlno to him the hour b&
toro ho rlscs In the morning ? Cor.
I talnly , If one expects to rlso early ho
ohould go to bed enrl ' , for it Is tulso
economy of time to doprlvo oneself
of neceRsnry slecp , Dllt whnt la nec.
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caanry sleep ? 'I'll lit depcnda UJlon
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, I.our nge , ) ' 0111' health , the worle you
do , nnd the WL ' you sleell ; fOl' therp
I Js qllnllly of sleep Its well ns qllnntlty ,
and ono mun wJII sleep as milch
dreamless sleep In IIn hOllr liS an.
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ether will III three 01' fOil I' who fleCR
disturbIng vlfJlon8 or Is attactwd by
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nIghtmare , Wo two , , whnt Is luld
down as the reglllution q mnUly oC
oleop. It Is fJlx hOllrs for n man ,
Boven for n WOl1lan , nnd eight tor n
Cool : bllt mnn ' of us uro foollsh In
this respect. When stu'lng nt n ho.
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tel ono mny uotlco ) 'Ollnl ; mcn . . .110 ,
\ thollgh thc ) ' nro neither nt worle nor
I nt play , hilt drowslug In 11 cbnh' In n
crowded smol\ngroom \ , wJII not go to
I bed until ono 01' two o'clocle In the
morning. It loolts as If they hnd
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bOllnd themselves under n solemn
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vow not to do so. This Is 0. sure wa ) '
of crentlng a hnblt of sleeplessness ,
aays Now Yorle WeeltlY. Sleepless.
I ness JB 0. hnblt , nnd one thnt Is pro ,
I1l1ced by Into honrs putting us pnst
our sloop. It Is nonsense to sny thnt
wo cnnnot go to "sleep If wo retlro
unrly. Ruther , it Is harder to do this
If wo tnl\O rest so late nnd ent the
brend of cnrelessness In the shape of
an Indlgestlblo supper. Do not excite
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. .our brnln with mento.l worle just
before : rour usunJ thno Cor sleell.
hnve 11. good consclenco , nnd nt least
an hour of benuty sleep boCoro 12
I { ) 'cloek , and you will be nblo to rIse ,
! If not with the lurk , certnluly long
1 before the sluggnrd has nerved him.
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self to tnke the o.wlul plunge-out of
\ I bed.
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I CandIdates for ndmlsslon to the con.
I sulnr servlco w1ll horenftor have to
: 1 ' 3ubmlt to nn examlnntlon Into their
, ! conversntlonal nbllltles , saya Youth's.
t CompanIon. They must know ono
I ( i modern Innguago Msldes Englllh : ,
' ' ; Jomothlng of the varIed resources of
' i the United States , b ( ) familiar with
't' political economy and the elements of
: International , commercial and marl.
I t' Hmo , law , and have Imowledgo of mod.
ern history. Their fitness In these re.
apccts will bo tested by 0. wrItten ex.
amlnatton. Then they will bo exnm.
Ined ornlly to dlscovor whether they
I1S0 good English In convorsatlon ,
r/hot-hor they can maintain tholr end
of nn o.rgument wIth courtesy nnd
tact , nnd , In short , to ascortnln whoth.
Dr they will do credit to tholr coun.
try If Bent abroad to represant It.
The oral test w1ll count for na much
us the written teBt In determining the
ollglblllty of the candidate. These
\ who pass will have to be good nil.
round men ,
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Helen Ieller's heroic struggles , un.
: Ja.unted Ilorsovcranco and wonderful
achlevementB nro now ubout to fur
ulBh Inspiration to many In a far.
distant land who are struggling to
Gnln o.n education under difficulties.
The Chrlstlnn Literature Boclety of
Madras haB just added to Its "annn
Ubrnry , " conBlstlng of books sold for
ono nnna , or two centB , nn nbrldgCll
Ufo of the blind nnd deuf studont.
This Indian vorslon closes with the
beautiful thought written b ' Miss
Keller In her diary In 18)4 ! ) , when Rho
Was but 14 yonrn of ago : "I find that
I ltavo four things to learn In my
school life here , and , Indeed , In lito :
to thInk clenrly without hurry or con.
fUBlon , to love over 'bod ' slnceroly , tenet
net In ovorythlng with the highest
motives , and to trust In the dear God
unhesitatingly , "
1IInny wonderful things hnppen In
this country. One of thom Is the
recent election to the United Stntes
senate trom a western stnte of the
son of an Immlgrnnt who came to
thlB country In the steerage In the
middle of the last century , nnd later
mnrrled n fellow steorngo passengOl' ,
Dut this Is not so wonderful as the
presence In the sennte ot nnothor
man who came over In the steerage
hImself , and has risen to 0. pOBltlon
pr power nnd Influence.
Piko's Peak has been rc-survoyefi ,
and the survo 'ors say that It Is only
14,099 teet high , Instend or 14,147 , ac.
cording tD the former calculatlo B.
The dlfforenco , however , Isn't notlco.
able to the tourist who goes up on
oot.
An Ohio mnn pushoB a button 111
the house and dumps hIs horBe's teed
'n ' the mnnrer , The dovlco , howevcr ,
ppears to be Jncomplote , Why not
'have ' another button tor the hors'o to
Drcss In case It wants some moro ?
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OUR LINCOLN LETTER
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( jossip from the State Capital , Legislative and Othcr\\'ise \
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'I'ho hOUBO hUI ! mlldo the 2cont rnto
hili 1111,1 the untl'IIIlS hili n fl : iJclnl
order for 'rulI.lny I1ft0l'l100n , allll the
action of the rO/lllhlhn.n8 / : on t his mea.
Imro will ho full ) ' detormlne hy IL rul.
Ing hefol'o the UIIH. ' . 'I'hnt the rOllllb.
IIcallll IlItve ot thomllelveH Illto nn
omhl1l'I'l1sllln ' this 2cont
, ; IHllllIon o VOl'
rote hili no 0110 don leI ! . gnch memlwr
of the joint commltteo which drafted
the hili ngl'eed to sllp/lort / It und to
fight uny anll all umclIIlmontH to It.
When the anwlllllllOnt tolormlt / the
ralll'Onels to o hcforo the 1'I11h'Oul
conlllllHHllJlI 011 the mntter WIIH offel'ell ,
few of the majority Imow It wnH com.
III IInl hence It WILR lost. Now Homo
uf the repuhllcalls hellovo to cnrry the
ul11011111nont w1ll bo to pln.oo In jeop-
ard ) ' nil the uthol' joint cOIllmltteo
h1llll , fOI' the 1't'lLlun If OliO cUIllmlllee
bill Is ILlI1ellllod oPPOllontll 01' the llllLt.
form menSIll'OH w1ll hlLVO I1n excuse to
attempt tu anwll\l the uthel' commltteo
hills , A hlg fight will bo the result ,
nnd Il ml ht tOl'll1lnnto In the slale.
wIde llrlIllurr hili bclng tm'luuRly dam.
nged IUlII It. might hurt the tCl'mlnnl
taxutlon hilI.
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Profcfsor ; lJuwnl'cl of the slnlo unl.
vorsltr , hend of the clelmrtn nt of In.
! : Itltutlonal hll lor ' ILnd , Roelology , was
ono of the Hlllmlwl'H hol'oro the Honato
commltteo on jll\lIclnry \ , In favor of
the IJaHSIIKO of II. It No , 9 01' S. P. No.
[ ill , the chillI Inhor IIl11s. Scnator Wng
of Pollt Ilrcsilcd ! ns chalrm.an of the
commltl c. 1\1nn ) ' men IUIII women ,
IjOIllO oC the lattel' clull women of Un.
coin , were IlI'CSOllt to favor the bill ,
A large nllmbm' of mcmhers of the
scnule Ullcl Homo or the hou80 listened
to the uddl'ossefl , 'rho Hpeech of Pro.
fesHOl' Howl rd made a IJrofound Im- I .
Ilrosslon , He rovlowed the history or
legislation In favO ! ' of chlllh'en , be.
ginning In 1 S ( ) , In liJnglnnd , to Ule
Inst hili of the Idnd , one that wns
llaSIJCd In 1903 , lie told of UIO condl.
tlons thnt once existed , told halr.rals.
In slorles of uhllso IInd torture , und
narrated the changcs thnt had been
brought abont hy 1I1Ihllc fientlmC1 t anl
Il\ws , some or the laUor hnvlng heen In
force In MnssachulloltR , New York nnd
Illinois for many ' ( 'm's with mnrltcd
SUcceSII ,
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GO\'lH'nOl' Shollion's scheme for the
local taxnllon of m01tgnges , cltoer domestic -
mestic or fOl'elgn , scored a slgunl vlc.
tor ' In the hOlllle , when It wns 1'0.
portell hy the commltteo of the whole
for third I'eaclln h ) ' II. doclc1ed major-
Ity. 'rho hili IlI'ovldeH fOl' the tnxntlon
of all real estate mortgugeR In the
countr whm'o the land on which the
mortgngo Is helll lies , At the IJresent
tlmo mortguges n1'O taxed ns personal
property HO long ns they are recorJed
In Nehmslm aud not assigned to Rome.
ono olltsldo tho.ltllte. :
Hepalrs on the capitol building amI
grollndB are to he the sUbject of In-
(11111' ) ' h ' the hOllso commlttbo on pub.
IIc Innds anll hlllldings. A resolution
by DOdge of Douglns con,1emnlng the
war t.ho bullellng Is helng Iwptup , was
passed and aulhorlty was given the
comn tteo to aHcortuln the cost of
needed rOllulrs , l\lr. Dodge said the
capitol wns a disgrace to the state In
Its pI'csent condition. lIe wns not In
favor ot Imlldlng' nnow until the structure -
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turo foil 'flowlI , but ho said ho was In
favor of doln somc repairing ,
A movement to revive the county
option bill , Idlled In the senate , hus
conlO to light alld Is Iwlng aldoJ and
nbetted b ) . some senatol's who voted
ngalnst the meaRure , 'I'ho plnn Is to
hnvo the house amend 010 measure
providing for election once every four
or five years Instead of every two
years and Il1'ovlcllnl { that the county
eloctlon 8hnll govern the onUl'o coun.
ty until the next elecllon. Ai ! the bill
was drnwn It allowed cities und vII.
Inges to vote no IIcenso ovcn actor the
county hud gene wet.
A bill of , ImJlortanco to the scllool I
distrIcts of that section of the state In .
which UIO revenues do not I1ermlt of :
0. sovonmonths' school 11 year WIIB Introduced -
troduced In the houBo by Dornn ,
Henry , Hili , Motzger 1111Wilson. \ . 'rho
bill provides that the Btate sho.l ! come
to the Onnncial nSHlstanco of these
school districts which , though lovylng
the maximum rate or taxes , cnnnotI I
mnlntnln u seven months' school , so
thnt over ) ' school district In the stuto
mo. ) ' hnvo school each year for lhat
length or time ,
A measure lmporta.nt to all the pea.
plo of UIO state WIIB Introduced In the
house by 'Vllson of Cusler count ' ,
'I'hIs bill provides the state board of
nssessment shall use the unit R 'stom
111 asscBlng railroad prol1ert ' and the
asossmont hall ho distributed nccord.
In ! : to mlloago without regarJ tl > main
IInos or brul1ch IInos , Shouh\ the bill
bo signed by the goyornor uftor the
tOl'lulnal tnxatlon hili Is shUlell , It Is
thought b ) ' some the measure would
nnlllf ' that '
meatl1l1'o. :
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'I'ho rnllroa s had their Innings ho-
fore the house committee on railroads
on the 12th on the 1II'llOsed 2cel1t lIas.
sengor rate hili : and of the tour cor-
110rnUona represented , each nrgued
Ulat the rote woul\1 \ not bo compolllm.
tory and each said uot only would
IlUch a 1'I\to bo dotrlmental to the rov.
enueB of the l'onds , but hurmful to the
state In gonornl , whllo P. S. Eustis ,
vassonKer traffic mnnager or the Dur.
1Ington , tohl the commltteo UIO first
stop hlB rOIlc ) would talm should UIO
bill become n law would ho a test In
the courts.
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'rho : It.n.to wille Ilrllnllr ) ' Inw llll'dgl'd
to Iho people b ) ' the reI1l1hllr.\11 , dOlm-
C1'Iltlc nncl 1IOIIIIIIst al1\to convonUona ,
will bo Inll'oduced Into the I'glslaturo
the first of thlH weol ( , 'rho 411I hILS
bo'n hloclO(1 ( out by the subcommlttoo
nnel Hent to Uw joint committee. 'rhl. !
hili ns IlI'olHlI'ed In the rough pl'ovllle ! !
thllt the ln01'll1 ! election officers shall
ho the officers of the prhnur ' , the
sumo milch hI 01' ) ' hohl' ' ; use lit OUI
oloctlons. It hns bcon tlecl.led thnt In
steall of ( 'Iccllng the IlI'oclnct IUIlI
county committees thnt task will fnll
to the lot of the nomlnoes , It hnvlng'
heen ugl'ecd thut11HH' ) UIO laUor plnn
IlCoplo will ho Helccled for th080 1m.
portant plnces who will hnv some In. '
tOl'eBt In the election lurd who will not
leave all of the worle to the chnll'luun
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Senator Glbson'n onwlo'm's' 1111. .
blllty bill unJ SonntOl' 'rhomas' hili al.
lowIng Htrcet rallwl1 > ' c0l111Jt\nlos to
own securltloH In nnd own , operate nnd
loaHo Interurban ( :011111l1.nles and inter.
urhan lines lJtlSWd the sennto without
dobato. 'rho GlhHon hili did not re. I ,
celve It negative voto. It relatcs onlr
to the lUore hazarclouH ocoulllltlons on
railroads 1II1c1 IlI'ovldeH negllgenco by I
IL follow scn'unt shall not ho IL bar to
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recovOl.y b ) ' I1U Injured employo or b '
relatives of un oml1lo 'o 1 > llIed b ) ' nc.
cldent. Contrlhulor' '
) nogllgenco 0111
the Il1\rt of the Injured Is loft to the
jury , which Is allowed to scale the
danwges In the ver.lIct nccordlng to
the 1)I'OlOI ) tlon of negligence. It ulso
provIdes the ncceptance of InslII'unco
moncy or rolieC depllrtment pollc .
hereafter tulwn out shnll not be IL har
to recovery fl'om the company.
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' 1'ho child lahOl. bill was reported
huck fnvorably to the senate , but 0.
lIght Is scheduled In fuvor of the fnrm" :
ors. 'I'he bill was umended In the com-
mltteo changing the hours during
whleh children will be permitted to
worl < , from 7 o'cloclt In the morning
unUl 7 nt night , to G o'clock In the
momlng until 8 at nl ht. 'rhls was
done to pormlt the mlllting of cows
and to do the chores on the farms ,
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Mr , } . 'rle8 of Hownrd , a member , oC
the mlnorIt ) ' pnrt ) . , succeeded In getting -
ting re mmended for pnssago his'
bill IJl.o..lcling a tux of $3 to be levled1
ngnlnst llersons entitled to vote who
do not avail themselves of the oppor.
tunlt ) ' . ' 1'ho bill was amende to exempt -
empt from the luw those who 0.1'0 kept
n way from UIO polls b ' unavoidable
circumstances , though II. statement to
this effect must be filed WWI ute
count ' trensurer or tllo tax will ba
levIed ,
'I'he senate on the 12th spent three.
quartm's of an hour listening to a spe.
eIal program In commemorntlon oC
LIncoln's birthllll ) ' and then ndjourned
out of respect fo.r the 'Ja ' , Rev , I. F ,
Roach of Lincoln dellverml the ad-
dl'ess before the senate and eloquently
eulogized the life and Infiuence of the
mart'red lll'esident. 'rhe Oberlin quartet -
tot sang the "Battle Hymn of the Re.
public" anI ! roslwnded to an encore
with "Amerlcu , " ' '
'I'he services were
Impressive , though hrief.
The joint committee nppolnted to
draft a statewide prlmarr law Ims
concluded Its worl. : alJl the bill will be
Introduced the first of the week , Pat.
rlclt , the Cuslon member of the com.
mltteo , objected to the filing fee and
may malw a fight to have it strlcl\On
out b ' the loglslature , The committee
gonernlly Is pleased with the measure ,
'It Is 0. compilation of the Drown.
Dodgo-l\Iclullen bills ,
Senatol. King's free high school bill
\\'ns recommended for passnge br the
senate , It allows any child living In 0.
district which does not provlJe 0. full
high school course to tal\O Ule missing
grades at some hh h school In UlO
stnto , 'rho tuition , which Is fixed at
76 cents 0. weel < , Is rnlsed by laxation
In his district.
'rho senate dlsplayod a CHBlOsltion
to 11USh the rnilway commission bill
through ns rnpllll ' ns posslblo'hen It
voted to tnko the bill trom the stan.l.
tng commltteo on railroads , to which
It hAd been referred , and place It cll.
recUr on gonernl file. This wIll ad.
vance It moro rapidly than the regulnr
course ,
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S , F. 227 , by Goodrich of Fillmore ,
provldill ! ; that persons convIcted or
mlll'dor In the first degree shall bo
pln'ed In the penltentlar ' and not put
to ealh except by order of UlO gOY.
ernor , nnd In Iln ' event not lC { 8 than
ono yellr after date of conviction , WIlS
Indefinllelr postponell hy the senate ,
'rho three uniform dl\'orco bills r'c.
ommonded lust tall by a meotlng of
( lIvorco experts wore lutrollllced Intd
the senate , The main b1ll chllngos the
general dlvorco law , mallng It moro
stringent.
Sontlment for the most stringent
null.pass law possible has dovelopecl
to such un extent In the houBe that
the oxceccJlngl ' stringent bill drnwn
by the joint commltteo Is JIIwl ) ' to : :
prove inadequute to meet presentJ
Ideas , In Its place a substltuto 1111I
will be offorelt thllt has been preparel
by RelJrosoutnllves McMullen , , Tonnl ,
son , Humor , Con a anll Quacl\Cnbush.
It cuts oft ever 'ono from t.ho free list
Ba\'O rnllrond employes , carotnlwrs or I
IIvo stocle nnd rnllroall attorneys and I
Ilhyalcians , who are on un allnual sal.
ary of at least $1,000 euch.
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The rcV'Jallons regarding frnudu.
tent paint mnt'rlals which have heen
mndo by the AgrIcultural gxperhnent
Stntlon or I.'argo , N. D" nlll } llUblished
b . Prof. . Ii' . Lndtl , etnto commls.
Rloner , have occnsloned nhnost liS
much of n st'nsaUon as the eXlosuro
of ndulterntlon In food } lroducts dId
when the laller first began to uppenr.
It hns been shown thnt J < cgs marltcd
"Puro Whlto Lend" often contnln other
sullstnnces such liS challc , bnrytes ,
silica , etc. , und thnt 011 supposed to
bo linseed often contains petroleum
ndulternnts , to sn ) ' nothing of wnter
In Inrgo Ilropol'liolls. SometlmeH , so.
called "Whlto Lends" contain not nn
Iota of genulno White Lend.
'I'ho farmer Is n IlIrge user of paint.
No ono Is mora Interested than ho Is ,
that the 1nhol should ell11blo him to
get whnt ho sllPllose8 ho Is paying for.
'rhel'o should bo a InIn every stnto
rellulrlng thnt all pulnt pllc1(11ges bo
Inbclcd cxnctl ) ' nccordlng to their con.
tents. 'I'hnt woulel enable every paint-
btl 'C1' to buy Intelllgentl . .
SOME NEW FRENCH KNIGHTS.
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Queen , of Holland aB Agreed to Rec.l.
ognze Vatican Titles ,
Among the lucratlvo sources of rov.
enl10 oC the pope hofol'e the selmrn.
tlon of church nnel stale In Frnnce was
the toll or tax on titles of nobility
and decol'l1.tlons. Since the rUlturo ) I
the } i'rench .
government no longer rec.
ognlzes the ennobling tJ.tlel3 a\1 ( } dec.
orations of the holy father. To have
the right to wenr the Vatlcnn ribbon ,
or to ho called count , It was necessary
to obtnln a confirmation of title. This
gave much perplexity . to the candl.
datos.
' 1'he question has just been settled.
Queen WJlhelmlna has consented to
valldato such titles and distinctions.
The result has been IIn amusing pll.
grlmago to 'rhe Hnguc-nnd nlso In
nn Increase In the prlco of these pon.
tlfical favors.
In the last few weelm the French
Knights of the Golden Spur , of the
Holy Sepulcher , of ChrIst , of Gregory
the Great , of PiuB IX , have grently In'
creased. .
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HOME.MADE CATARRH CURE ,
Sufferers Should Make This Up and
Try It Anyway ,
Anyone ean mix rIght at home the
best remedr of Its kind Imown. The
nnme "Cyclone" Is given to the fol.
lowIng presCl'lptlon , It Is supposell , be.
cnuse of its promptness In drivIng
Crom the blood and system every yes.
lIge of catarrhal polson , relievIng this
foul and dread disease , no matter
where locnted , To prepare the mixture -
ture : Get from nny gooel pharmacy
ono halfounce Fluid Extr ct Dande.
lion , one ounce Compoun Kargon Hnd
three ounces Compound Syrup Sursn.
parllla , Shalto well and use In tea.
spoonful doses after encll menl and at
bedtime.
ThIs Is a harmless , inexpensive mixture -
ture , which has 0. peculiar action upon
the ellmlnntlve tissues of the Kidneys ,
assIsting them to filter and strain
from the blood nnd s'stem all cn.
tarrhal poisons , which , If not eradl.
cnted , nro absorbed by the mucous
membrane , an an open SOl'O or ca.
tarrh Is the result.
Prepnro some and try It , as it Is the
prescription of nn eminent cntarrh
speclnllst of national reputation.
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The "Thunderer , "
JUdge Renloul's reference on the
bench to the TImes as the " 'rhunder.
aI' ' ' reminds us how remarknbly this
nickname has perslstod , The Morll'
Ing Post Is no longer "Jeames ; " the
Stnndard hns not been "Mrs. Gnmp"
since the decease of the Morning Her'
aId-the " 1\Irs , HarrIs" to whom it
would allude ns an Independent nu ,
thorlty , and the two represented the
snmo proprIetor. Dut the Times Is stili
t.he "Thunderer. " It owes tbnt name
to Captnln Edward Sterling , who Is
said to hnvo begun 0. 'rimes artlclo
with the wor s : "We thundered forth
the other dn ) " an article on the subject
of 50clal and political reCorm.-Lon'
< Ion Chronlclo.
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Clover & . Grass Seedo.
Eve 'bod ) . loyc8 lots and lots of Clover
Grasses fol' hogs , cows , sheep and swine.
\Vc arc known aR the largest growers of
GrasFcs , Clo'ers , Oatil , Barle ' , Corn Po.
tntoes and Farm Sceds in America. per.
ate over 5,000 acres.
Fmm
Our mammoth 14S'Iape ; catalog is mailed
( rce to nil intcnding huyerll ; 01' send
So 1:01 6TA. 11'8
and receivc ! ! nmple of "perfect lmlnnee ra.
tion JI'a R ced , " together with Patider
Plnnt" , Clovcl' , cte" ete" amI big Plant
nnd Seed Catalog free.
John .A , EalzCl' Sccll Co. , loxV \ , I.a
Crosse , \\'is ,
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In Eagle Eyes.
"Whorc'B the bnh bah ? " nsked the
80ft 'oung ehnp from the enst.
"I'm the barber , sonny , " drnwled
the big man In the wI do hat nnd red
shirt.
"And do you Imow how to clip
\mlh \ ? "
"I should say so. Just slnnel about
ten ) Incas , and If I can't clip off every
locle In 12 shots , I'll sot up the lick.
or.-Chlcago Dally Nows.
The oxtraordlnnr ) . po.pularlly of fine
'whHo goods this summer maltes the
cholco ot Starch a mnltor of gre:1t : 1m.
portance. Dofinnco Stnrch , being tree
trom all Injurious chemicals , Is the
only ono which Is safe to use on fine
! nbrlcs , Its great strenglh as n stiffener -
ener maltes lla ) [ the usunl qunntlty ot
I Stnrch necessary , with the result ot
I perfect finish , equal to that when tJJO
1 & : oodr. worD now.
I Artilleryulen nl fllghballll.
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Smolcer" IJ YC to call for J-cwiq' Single
mnder cfRnr to get It. Your dealer or
Lewis' Fl1clor ' , l'eorin , III.
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It Isn't always the people who jell ) '
you most that are your bcst friends.
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Gnrfirld Tea InRIII'oR n norln'll nctlon or
the 11\01' , O\'OI'COll1ell c'onHtipation , und
l\Ccps the lood pure. Drink berore retir.
inu.
W111Lt wo are ntrctches past 'hnt we
do , beyond whnt wo possoss.-Drum-
mond.
Trappers' Supplies Sold Cheap.
'Vrilc ror catnlo und circulnr No. fI ,
N. W.1Iide & Fur Co. . Minneapolis , Minn.
To be 11. great man it Is necessary
to turn to o.ccount all opportunltloll.-
Rochefoucnuld.
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OXL "I. ONI : "unOMO ( IUINIXE"
ThM Is IJAXA'l'I1I11U 1O Olllnino. Similarly
nllmC'II mm'dlcR , ' , '
olTlelJnll'I IIt'colvl' 'fhe 1If8 and
orljllnnl Colli 'I'nblc Is " WI1I'I'I : I'ACKAU N with
hlnck IInd rrrliolloring. and tJC'afi the
8JIlnaturo ot
. W.UHOVlt , 250.
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"Is your husband up yet ? " nskec1
the sour.faced womnn nt the door. "I
expect ho Is , " was the roply. "I'd
lllto to Bee him for 0. Cow minutes. "
"Sould I. Ho hasn't 'C'Vmo home
yot.-l\lIlwaukeo Sentlne ! .
Dy following the directions , which
are plainly printed on each pacltnge of
Defiance Stnrch , Men's Collnrs and
Cuffs cnn bo made just as stlrr liS de-
sired , with either gloss or domestic
finish. ' 1'IY It , 16 oz. for 10e , BoJeI by
nil good grocers.
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Natural Washing Preparation.
Nenr Ashcroft , In Drltlsh ColumbIa ,
nro 0. numb or of small lukes , whose
shores nnd bottoms arc covered with
0. crust cntalnlng borax and Hodn In
such qunnlltles and } ll'Oportions that
when cut It serves as a washing com.
pound. 'I'ho crust Is cut Into blocks
and hnndled In the same manner as Ice ,
nnd it Is estimated thnt ono of the
Inke contnlns 20,000 tons of this ma.
terlal.
. 1847-1907.
GO "ears ago Allcock's Pins tel's were
first Introduced to the public. The ' are
to'dn ) ' the world's standard pins tel's.
ThIs Invention has been one of the
greatest blessings Imaglnnble and af.
fords the quickest , cheapest and best ,
means ever discovered for healing' '
und relieC oC certnln aliments.
Allcock's are the orIginal and genuine -
uine porous plasters and are sold by
Druggists all over the world ,
Tolme and Tolde. ,
Mrs. Hooligan was sufferIng from 1
the common complaint of having more
to do than there was time to do It In. ;
She looked up at the clocle and then
slapped the Jron she hnd lifted from
I
the steve back on the lid with 0. clat.
tel' . "Talk ubout tolme and tolde wnlt. I
In' fer no man , " she muttered as she
hurrIed into the " '
pantry ; "there's
toimes they wnlts , an' tolmes the ) '
don't. Ylshterdar at this blessed min.
It 'twas but tin o'clock , an' to'dny It's
a. quarther to twelve-EverYbodY's.
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Launlll'y work at 110l&1e would bI3
Jnuch more satlsrnctory If the rIght
Starch were used , In order to get the
desired surfness , It is usually necessary -
sary to use so much starch that the
beauty and fineness of the fabric is
hidden behind a paste of varyIng
thlclmess , which not only destro's the
appearance , but also affectB the wear-
Ing. quality of the goods. This trouble
can be entirely overcome by using Defiance -
fiance Starch , as It can be npplled
much more thlnb' because of Its greater -
er strenglh than other mal < os.
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Most people would fall short If
measured by the golden rule.
PhotographD 'lent ' by Wlr ,
Prof. Kern , of the Munich untvor-
81ty , has greatly Improved his npparn.
tus for tranamlttJng IJhotogrnlhs ever ( \
tolerll)1h ) wires. 110 hns succee ed In )
sendlnJ ; photographs nnd sketches six
or 110ven Inches Rquaro In this mannoI'
trom Munich to NUt'cmhorg , n distance
ot 100 miles. In Crom 10 to 15 mInutes. ,
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MUSCULAR ' .
AILMENTS ) j
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'The Old-Monk-Cure will
straighten out a contracted
muscle In 'JIUy. '
ST.
JACOBS . ,
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to
O.IL , J. . '
Don't play possum with pain ,
but 'tends strIctly to business.
PrIce : ! 5c and 50c
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FARMS THAT GROW ,
"NO. I HARD" WHEAT
( Slxty.three Poundo ; to
the 1f1l hel ) . Are "Itu.
nled III the Callndlau
\Yest where Home.
sleads of 160 acreR can
be obtained free by
ever ) ' settler willlllg
alltl able to cOll1plv
with the Uomestelll (
Re/1I1atioll9 , DUlIIIJ :
the present year a large Jlortion of
Now Wheat Growing Territory
HAS 111EN MADIACCUS I LITO ; \A .
Kl TS DY TillRAII.WA ' Y CONS'rRUCTJON
that has beell pushed fonvnnl 50 'Vigorously by
the three great railway companies.
For literature allli particulars address SUPI\R.
IN'l'UNDENT Ol l\flIUGRATION , OUawa ,
Cannda , or tile following nutllorlzed Cnna l:1II
Government Al'ent :
W. V. BENNETT , 801 New York Life Buildioi , .
Omaha , N bruka. .
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SICK HEADACHE
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" Positively cared by
CARJrR"S the so Little l > > ilIs. ,
L They nlso relieTo D1S-
tress tram Dyspepsia , In.
ITiLE digesUon nnd Too llel\lV ,
I V En Eating. A perfect rem.
n cdy tor DIzziness. Na.uS < Ja ,
PBI.LS. Drows1n.css. . Dad Taste
In thD Mouth , COlted : . .
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Tongue , Paln in the Sete ! , :
TORPID LIVER. They . - ,
reguIato the Dowels. PurelY Vogctnble , -
SMAll PilL. SMAll DOSE , SMAll PRICE. J , 'V-
CARTERS Genui e , Mu t Bear .
Fae-Slmllo SIgnature
TTLE
aVER d. _
m . /
REFUSE SUBSTITUTE $ .
LIVE STOCK AND ' . .
MISCELLANEOUS ELECTROTYPES ?
In . . . . . . . , . . . . . .
Ir..at .art.ty ror ale at the lo..t prlc by
A.1I.Ii&LLOIoU NllnSrArKItCO. . n " .Ad&.St.CIoI. . . .
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FARUS FOR REIItT.xu : O.\.I.E . ON I ,
iii t ( JitOI' .
J , MULU.\.I.L. SIOUX 1."Im"nh. ' : . l'
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DO t . Suffer .
bJ.l-hi ht lon from : tootha.che.
" .l ia. " rheuma.tism
neul" . . PI" .
Slo s
Lill1'en.t fJ
: kills the p in , - quiets the - : .
: nerves .nd induces sleep
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At 0.11 de .1ers. Pt.1ce 25c 50c $1.00 . I
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NO MORE ' " ' .
MUSTARD PLASTERS TO BLISTER.
THE SCIENTIFIC AND MODERN IXTERflAL COUNTER-IRRITANT , \
CAPISICUM
VASELINE 'J
EXTRACT OF THE CAYENNE PEPPER PLANT
A QUICK. , SURE , SAFE AND ALWAYS READY CURE FOR PAIN-PRICE
15c-IN COLLAPSIBLI ! TUBES-AT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS , OR
' BY MAIL ON RECEIPT 01 : 15c , IN I'OSTAGE S'TAMPS , DON'T WAIT
'f ILL T 1113 1 > A I N COM lJ 5 - It IJ D 1 > A or u n D II AND Y.
A subslilute for and superior to mustard or any other plasler , and will not
blister the most dellcale skin. The pain-allaying and curative qualities of
the article are wonderful. It will slop the toothache at once , and relieve
Headache and SclaUcl1 , We recommend It as the best and safest exlernal
.
counler.lrrllant known , also 2S an exlernal remedy for pains In the chest
and stomach and all RheumaUc , Neuralgic and Gouly complalnls , A trial
; vIII provo what we claim for II , and It will be found to be Invaluable In the
nousehold and for children. Once used no family will be wllhout It. Many
people lIay "It Is the best of all your preparations. " Accept no preparallon
of vaseline unless the same carries our label. as olherwle II Is not genuine ,
SHND YOUR ADD HESS AND WE WILL MAIL OUI VASELINE -
LINE PAMPHLET WHICH WILL INTEHEST YOU ,
CHESEBROUGH MFG. CO. .
17 STATE STREET. NEW YORK : CITY '
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