Worth Remembering
Every ono of us knows how painful
it la to ho called malicious names
to have his character undermined by
false Insinuations Every ono knows
also the pleasure of receiving a kind
looka warm greeting By that pain
and by that pleasure let U3 judge
what we should do to others Dean
Stanley
Fewer Hours at Same Pay
Four years ago the working day In
all French factories was ono of twelve
hours a year later it was eleven hours
and then it came down to ten and a
half but since April 1 it has been one
of ten hours The same wages are
paid for ten hours as were paid when
twelve hours were worked
Africa to Be Cotton Field
Africa owing to her climate soil
and population is better fitted for cot
ton production than any other of the
continents of the globe and will be
come the greatest supply field of that
staple after civilized methods of gov
ernment and economies have becomo
dominant there
Proved Beyond a Doubt
Middlesex N Y July 25 Spe
cial That Rheumatism can bo cured
has been proved beyond a doubt by
Mrs Betsey A Clawson well known
here That Mrs Clawson had Rheu
matism and had it bad all her ac
quaintances know They also know
she Is now cured Dodds Kidney Pills
did it Mrs Clawson tells the story of
her cure as follows
I was an invalid for most five
years caused by Inflammatory Rheu
matism helpless two thirds of the
time The first year I could not do
as much as a baby could do then I
rallied a little bit and then a relapse
Then a year ago the gout set In my
hands and feet I suffered untold
agony and in August 1903 when my
husband died I could not ride to the
grvo
I only took two boxes of Dodds
Kidney Pills and in two weeks I
could wait on myself and saw my own
wood 1 dug my own potatoes and
gathered my own garden last fall
Dodds Kidney Pills cured me
Rheumatism is caused by uric acid
Jn the blood Dodds Kidney Pills put
the Kidneys in shape to take all the
uric acid out of the Won
House Fly Is Prolific
An ordinary house fly will lay 120
eggs during its existeuce and 90 per
cent of them will be hatched out
Twelve or thirteen generations of flies
are produced in an ordinary summer
Uses for Fire Engines
In some of the country mansions of
England Tire engines are kept which
can be driven by the ordinary electric-lighting
current when desired at
a critical moment or the fire engine
will wash the outside of the windows
without endangering the lives of serv
ants
Scientist Gathers Specimens
- Dr Gottfried Merzbacher who has
been engaged for two years on a scien
tific expedition in the Thianshan
mountains in Central Asia has re
turned to Munich with many objects
of geological paleontological zoologi
cal and botanical interest
Cherokee Chiefs Portraits
Arranged upon the walls in the ex
ecutive offices in the capitol building
in Tahlequah are the portraits of near
ly all the Cherokee chiefs who have
ruled since the time of John Ross
who was principal chief for forty con
secutive years
Americas New Rich
In the 30 years from 1870 to 1890 the
population of the country doubled
while its wealth more than trebled
the increase being more than 64000
000000 or enough to create nearly
100000000 new millionaires
Water in Grass
The amount of water given off by
an acre of grass is estimated at thir
ty hogsheads a day About 300 parts
by weight of water pass through a
plant to one part fixed and assimilat
ed in its tissues
Holland Canalers
The owners of the canal boats in
Holland practically spend their whola
lives on them The father of the fam
ily is usually the captain the sens and
daughters the sailors
Quick as Thought
Quick as thought is not wery
quick While a light wave would
travel around the equator in a second
a nerve wave makes but about 100
feet a second
Glass Houses Are Materializing
Glass houses of a very substantial
kind can now be built Silesian glass
makers are turning out glass bricks
for all sorts of building purposes
Christian Name for Presidents
James has been the favorite Chris
tian name for presidents We have
had five Madison Monroe Polk
Buchanan and Garfield
Magnetic Sand in Java
Magnetic iron sand has recently
been discovered on the south coast of
Java and it is reported to be very
valuable
Few Stars Give Shadow
Except the sun and the moon only
Venus Jupiter and some of the bright
est fixed stars give a sensible shadow
Have Hard Task
Two men are attempting to cros3
Australia on bicycles
ACCOEDING TO FACTS
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM STATE
MENTS ABSOLUTELY TRUE
History Proves That Tariff Reduction
Has Always Been Followed by Busi
ness Adversity While Higher Tar
iffs Have Brought Business Pros
perity
The only vulnerable point found In
the Republican platform from the
Democratic and Mugwump standpoint
is the sentence
A Democratic tariff has always
been followed by business adversity
a Republican tariff by business pros
perity
The statement might have been
worded a little differently and retained
the same meaning Platforms are not
details and planks are not elabora
tions Great underlying principles are
enunciated in the tersest possible way
never ambiguous to the honest inter
preter but sometimes capable of much
twisting by the demagogue Perhaps
for the benefit of our free traders the
sentence should have read
Tariff reduction has always been
followed by business adversity higher
tariffs by business prosperity
Tliis is what the plank means and
this is what the free traders know it
means and they also know that it is
true although the Springfield Republi
can howls liar and the New York
Times contents itself with menda
cious and silly while the Boston
Herald New York Evening Post and
their echoes think it positively shame
ful
The Springfield Republican goes to
the Tariff Hand Book of the Ameri
can Protective Tariff league and fixes
up one of the tables to suit itself For
instance it says
Act of Character
1S1C Free trade
State of business
Good times as a rule
up to 1S57
Reference to the files of the Repub
lican in the early fifties in both its
editorials and news columns will
show who is doing the lying at this
lion of the Republican party the party
of protection
In 181G the tariff was reduced and
adversity came
In 1824 tho tariff was Increased and
prosperity came
In 1828 the tariff was still further
increased and increased prosperity
was tho result
In 1833 the tariff was changed by a
measure calling for gradual reduc
tions and soon after the first reduc
tion business depression resulted and
when the second reduction was made
came panic and ruin
A high tariff was enacted in 1842
and with it came a return to prosper
ity
This brings us again to 1840 with
its reduction of duties and in spite
of most favorable attendant conditions
we soon found ourselves where Sam
uel Bowles cried to Congress for mer
cy and the Republican howled for a
return to protection But tho free
traders of the South knew their busi
ness and in 1857 came still lower du
ties and still more misery
That is in brief the story in a few
sentences which the above plank tells
in a few words And no amount of
squirming by free traders or cries of
liar and mendacious will change
history or alter facts
Every tariff reduction in our history
without exception has resulted in bus
iness depression and adversity and
every increase in the tariff without
exception has resulted in prosperity
That is the issue gentlemen and that
will give us the victory
The Mints or the Mills
Tune When Johnnie Comes Marching
Home
Eight years ago tis very sure
The times were bad
Sixteen to one was Bryans cure
The silver fad
He said if we the mints would start
And coin clipped dollars a-la-carte
Prosperity would cheer each heart
And sorrow ilee away
Eight years- ago when times were harC
And bad so bad
McKinley held the winning card
The cure he had
He said if we the mills would start
And give home labor back its part
Prosperity would jov impart
And drive the wolf away
THE BOURBON CRAZY QUILT
BtoS foreign jHwiil
KA TRADE fVMGftfi
VRECiPRoerrV
point It is not necessary to thresh
over again the arguments concerning
the state of business under the tariff
of 1846 None but a few free traders
who consider that truth is a lie well
stuck to maintain that we had no hard
times under that tariff
But what about 1873 and 18S4 yells
the free trader We will say that Tin
der the Morrill tariff and war tariffs
we were doing splendidly until 1872
when it was thought best to make re
ductions and these reductions were
not only on a general 10 per cent
basis but many articles were put on
the free list It can be said further
that these reductions and transference
to the free list came at a very unfor
tunate time and aggravated by the
money situation brought about the
panic of 1873 and the business depres
sion which followed Duties as a
whole were however protective and
under the protection thus afforded we
recovered and went onward in the
march of prosperity and progress
But alas in 1SS3 there were Repub
licans with ideas and the result
was compromise and another vital re
duction of duties particularly in the
wool industry The free list was furth
er increased and again the result was
business depression from which how
ever we recovered because of the gen
oral protective character of the law
As the Republican admits hard
times under the tariff of 1894 we will
simply turn to the other side
In 1860 the Republicans found the
country and its industries paralyzed
Protection brought prosperity
In 1890 duties were increased and
prosperity increased with gigantic
strides
In 1897 the country and its people
were bankrupt and again a resort to
protection not only brought prosperity
but brought it in a measure unparal
leled in the history of nations
Now to go back prior to the forma-
Eight plenteous years have since passed
by
Hurrah Hurrah
Xo more the kids from hunger cry
Hurrah Hurrah
McKlnleys plan to start the mills
Brought back good cheer oer vale and
hills
Expelling all our Free Trade ills
And the mints why Theyre all
right
Protection first make no mistake
Hurrah Hurrah
Then reciprocity not fake
Hurrah Hurrah
Our platform favors Uncle Sam
Stands pat for every honest man
Puts all lawbreakers under ban
And guards our liberties
Our nominees in nineteen four
Hurrah Hurrah
Are sure to win the race galore
Hurrah Hurrah
With Roosevelt tried and Fairbanks true
And Oregons nireteen thousand plu
The Demies at the finish whew
Will not be in the race
Edwin A Hartshorn
What McKinley Thought
The tariff busters have juggled with
President McKinleys Buffalo speech
in a puerile effort to prove that he
favored reciprocity even in competi
tive products which he never did
Oi Republican reciprocity the lament
ed president said Our endeavor
should always be the opening up of
new markets for the products of our
country by granting concessions to
the products of other lands that we
need and cannot produce ourselves
and which do not involve any loss of
labor to our own people but tend to
increase their employment Free
port 111 Journal
The Real issue
Nine tenths of the newspaper com
ments both Democratic and Repub
lican are dented to the tariff and
reciprocity p5anks of the platform
adopted at Chicago The same pro
portion will undoubtedly hold good
throughout the- entire campaign Who
says now that the tariff is not an
issue in fact almost the only issue
which separates the two parties in
the contest of 1904
POULTEf
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Foundations of Poultry Houses
Flimsy foundations for poultry
houses should uever be tolerated in
construction The foundation has
much to do with the serviceability
of the structure Too often the foun
dation consists simply of the soil
The joists rest on the ground and
are subject to all the moisture that
permeates the soil summer and win
ter The water runs under the house
and never dries out It remains an
unhealthy plot of ground always ren
dering damp the iloor just above it
Sometimes the low space becomes a
harbor for all kinds of undesirable live
things liice rats snakes skunks and
even cats that prowl o nights What
ever the foundation is see that it is
firm enough so that it cannot be pene
trated and deep enough so that it
cannot be burrowed under
The construction of the foundation
will depend a good deal on whether
the building is to be permanent or not
If it is a temporary structure the
foundations cannot of course be made
expensive On the other hand if the
structure is to remain in one place
indefinitely it is better to build it
of brick stone or cement Just the
kind of material to be used will de
pend on the locality Thus a farmer
living on soil made of glacial drift
has a great surplus of stones which
can be utilized by being laid in ce
ment Often such material will cost
nothing but will prove very substan
tial A really good foundation should
be laid in a ditch carried down below
the frost line This will prevent heav
ing or settling of the building will
prevent the burrowing of animals and
will help to keep the cold from the
space under the floor if there be one
Whatever foundation is constructed
there should be some provision for
ventilation Small apertures should
be left which should be closed by inch
mesh wire This may be imbedded
permanently in the cement if desired
It might be profitable to use even a
closer wire as any mesh can be ob
tained The wire should be heavy
to insure permanency This ventila
tion is not needed if there is to be no
floor to the house as then there will
be a free access to the timbers on
the inside In the case of wooden
floors and wooden sills being used the
ventilation prevents rotting
The use of concrete is becoming
popular Many a farmer can construct
a concrete foundation without the help
of skilled labor He needs only to be
careful about the measurements and
fthe angles but most farmers have
squares and tape measures and foot
rules The concrete foundation should
be laid in a trench dug where the
foundation is to go care being used
to get the trench below the frost line
Then measure the angles and drive
down stakes Other stakes may be
driven in such position as to permit
boards being nailed against them along
where the foundation is to be laid
Two rows of boards should be laid
the thickness of the wall apart Then
tthe stones from the field or the river
can be mixed with the cement and
the wet mixture poured in The en
tire height of the wall may be laid
at one time or only in layers the
boards being lifted up after the ce
jment below has hardened enough to
hold its form The superstructure
should not be placed on this cement
foundation ill it has hardened suf
Ificiently to bear any ordinary weight
White Pekin Ducks
No ducks stand higher in popular
estimation than these They are said
to be the most easily raised of any
and can be grown in iarge numbers
m the same flock They were
ported from China in the early seven
ties The standard weight of the
vdrake is 8 pounds and of the mature
duck 7 pounds The Pekins are very
ilarge and frequently pairs will be
found that will weigh 20 pounds Their
flesh is very delicate and free ftom
grossness and they are among the
best of table fowls They are very
good layers and average from 100 to
125 eggs per season They do not gen
erally sit and their young are hardy
and easily raised
Every man that expect to show
birds this fall should take extra pre
cautions for their health Numerous
birds are lost every year because they
are not properly provided with coops
that protect them from drafts of cold
air after they have been heated up
Decayed food is fit only to be buried
in the ground out of sight or con
sumed in the fire It is not fit to be
given to fowls though this is the dis
posal often made of it
One of the principal advantages ot
raising ducks for market is their rapid
growth
The little chicks should be given
access to grit as well as the old hens
FREE TO TWENTY FIVE LADIES
The Defiance Starch Co will give
25 ladies a round trp ticket to tho St
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each of the following states Illinois
Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Missou
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of trade marks cut from a 10 ceut 1G
ounco package of Dcflanco cold water
laundry starch This means from your
own home anywhere In the above
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be mailed to and received by the De
fiance Starch Co Omaha Neb before
September 1st 1904 October and No
vember will bo the best months to
visit the exposition Remember that
Defiance is the only starch put up 1C
oz a full pound to the package
You get one third more starch for tho
same money than of any other kind
and Defiance never sticks to the iron
The tickets to the exposition will be
sent by registered mail September Sth
Starch for sale by all dealers
How good a few barrels of silence
counds the day after
Hows This
We olTer One Hundred Dollars Upward for M17
case of Catarih that cannot be curort ly lleilj
Catarrh Cure
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fortheUnt 1 3 years ami believe lilin jcrieetly hon
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directly upon the blood and inncmn Mirfaccsnf the
syeicm Teftlmonlals hent tree 1rlca T5 coiiti ler
bottle Sold bv all brucellin
Take Hulls Family illlti tor constipation
Origin of Veil Lost
It Is hard to tell where the Avearlng
of the veil first had vogue many
think it originated in Egypt for it
was worn there centuries ago The
Greek brides wore chaplcts instead of
a veil These wreaths were plucked
by the brides themselves for good
luck They usually were made of wild
thyme myrtle evergreen and roses
Roman maidens wore yellow veils
crowned with a wreath of verbina
Poets Are So Unpractical
There is a very pretty little poem
beginning with Dainty little dande
lion smiling on the lawn Ever hear
it It sounds pretty doesnt it
Dainty little dandelion smiling on
the lawn So many things sound
pretty in poetry that are pests when
met out of doors Atchison Globe
Costume Like a Rainbow
When Disraeli was a young man he
once went on a vacation trip to Corfu
In this extraordinary costume A
bleed red shirt with silver buttons as
big as shillings an immense scarf for
girdle full of pistols and daggers red
cap red slippers broad blue striped
jacket and trousers His servant en
gaged for the occasion wore a Mame
luke dress of crimson and gold with
a white turban thirty yards long and
a saber glittering like a rainbow
Where Snakes Arc Feared
In Yal di Rosa Italy the serpent is
traditional terror and the place is
celebrated for a curious
om known as the rite af
On Ascension day the priest solemn
ly immerses a harmless water snake
m a huge antique basin dug up on
Monte Bruno The mountaineers be
lieve that by reason of this ceremony
sn tho other snakes that infest the
country will perish
A Prosy Poem
A rustic youth with laughing eye
sat on a rail fence munching pie A
lop eared mule with a paint brush
tail near by on clover did regale
A bumble bee came buzzing along
nd paused to sing the mule a song
but the mule for music had no ear
so his heels flew up in the atmosphere
and over the top of a cherry tree
the boy soared on to eternity
RACE DONE
Net a Eit cf It
A man who thought his race was
run made a food find that brought
him back to perfect health
One year ago I was unable to per
form any labor and in fact I was told j
i by my physicians that they could do
uothing further for me I was fast
sinking away for an attack of grip
had lett my stomach so weak it could
uot digest any food sufficient to keep
me alive
There I was just wasting away
growing thinner every day and weak
er really being snuffed out simply be-
gplsSt3gs I cause I could not get any nourishment
Then my sister got after me to
try Grape Nuts food which had done
much good for her and she finally per
suaded be and although no other food
had done me the least bit of good my
stomach handled the Grape Nuts from
the first and this food supplied the
nourishment I had needed In three
mouths I was so strong I moved from
cream every day I am strong and vig
orous and do fifteen hours work
I believe the sickest person in the
world could do as I do eat three
meals of nothing but Grape Nuts and
cream and soon be on their feet again
in the flush of best health like me
Not only am I in perfect physical
health again but my brain is stronger
and clearer than it ever was on the
old diet I hope you will write to the
names I send you about Grap Nuts
for I want to see my friends weil and
strong
Just think thrt n year ago I was
dying but to day although I am over
55 years ot age most people ake me
to be less than -10 and I feel just as
young as I look Name given bv Pos-
turn Co Battle Creek Mich
ineres a reason
Look for the little book The Road
to Wellville in each pkg
Milkmans Stool Always Handy
While passing a pasturo recently I
saw a cow with a ropo tied to her
horns about ten feet long with a ce
dar block tied to tho end of tho rope
I did not know what it wns for and
asked the owner of the cow Thats
mo milkin stool said he I milk
iu tho pasture and when I find me
cow me stool Is always handy
Bangor News
This Will Interest Mothers
Mother Grays Sweet Powdors for Chil
dren used by Mother Gray n nurso i
Childrens Home Now York Cure Kcver
ishncss Bad Stomach Teething Disorders
inovu and rcguhitu tho bowels and destroy
Worms Sold by all Druggists tc Sample
FREE Address A S Olmsted LcRoyNYi
The Cotton Crop in Egypt
The sowing of cotton begins gener
ally about the 15th of February in
upper Egypt and terminates in the
first fortnight of April in the most
northerly provinces of lower Egypt
occasionally in exceptional years the
sowing is continued right up to tho
end of April without any injury tc
the crop
Canadas Attractions
The Dominion Exhibition Is ono
that attracts hundreds of thousands
each year This year it will be held
in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada and
with the material assistance given it
by the Dominion Government it will
be ono of the most successful ever
held Besides the number of special
attractions that will be offered there
will be brought together an exhioit
of the Agricultural and Industrial re
sources of Canada such as is rarely
attempted by any country Visitors
will be there in large numbers from
tho United States owing to the low
rates offered by railways connecting
with the Canadian roads It is ex
pected that Hon Clifford Sefton Min
ister cf the Interior will be there
on the opening day to declare the ex
hibition open A splendid opportunity
will be afforded by this exhibition to
meet friends Hotel accommodations
will be quite ample
Wash Sheep With Fire Engine
A remarkable use for the fire en
gine in agricultural England is sheep
washing which may be seen in prog
ress on a largo estate at Uxbridge
about fifteen miles from London
There a little steam fire engine throws
100 gallons a minute on the fleece of
each animal Even horses are washed
in a similar manner
Important to Mothers
Erczipc carefully every bcttlc or CASTOKIA
a safe and euro romedy for mfaniD and children
ami ce that it
Rears tho
Signature of
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The Kind Ycu Have Always Uouht
Wall Street Unmasked
Wall Street is a Wonderland to
most of us Even those who have
risked their money only know that
religious their money is lost They do not know
the snake bow the trick was done Anon a
Captain Webb invents some clever
contrivance in which he essays to go
over the Financial Niagara or through
the Rapids For a few days the world
gapes at him and then the mirthless
waters swallow him
In the series he is now writing for
Everybodys Magazine Mr Lawson
promises to strip the disguise from
Wall street He will describe The
Thing in all its hideousness so that
he who runs many understand and
understanding run
A womans idea of economy is to
trade some old thing she needs fot
some new thing that she has no use
lor
Pleasantly sesasonable will be John
Burroughs article in tho August Cen
tury of What Do Animals Know
in continuation of the papers lately
published Mr Burroughs believes
that the animals unite such ignor
ance with such apparent knowledge
such stupidity with such cleverness
that in our estimate of them we are
ipt to rate their wit either too high
or too low His article in The Cen
turys Midsummer Holiday Number
will discuss in detail the curious ig
norance animals show so often and
will rank Darwin Lloyd Morgan
Charles St John and Theodore
Roosevelt as authorities on natural
historv
An Ohio spinster has been arrested
for abducting an eight-year-old boy
Next time shell know enough to take
one cf her size
The July Atlantic in its handsome
new dress opens with an article on
Washington in Wartime drawn
from Ralph Waldo Emersons journal
of a visit to that city in 18G2 record
ing pen pictures and notes of
Albany to San Francisco and now on j sations with Lincoln Seward Sum
my three meals of Grape Nuts and utr Chase and others Archibald H
Grimke contributes a thoughtful pa-
ppr upon Why- Disfranchisement is
Bad holding that apart from its ille
gality it is distinctly injurious to the
best interests ofthe white south as
well as bad for the negro and that
it forebodes a sometime future con
test in consequence between the la
bor system of the south and the la
bor system of the rest of the nation
It is up to a man to pay his rent or
get a move on himself
Try me just once and I am sure tc
come again Defiance Starch
Smokers find Lewis Single Binder
straight c cigar better quality than molt
10c brands iewis Factory Peoria III
The good man who goes wrong is
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