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ties. The high standing of the Cau
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rays Mnrat Halstead. "that the assimi
lation of races has gone a long way in
Cuba. There is. sm almost absolute
thoughtlessness In that island, espec
ially in the centers of the highest civ
ilization, as to whether man or wo
man Is black or white or of mixed
blood. It would astound even a New
York audience at the annual French
ball to see Mack men waltzing wildly
with white women, and it is even more
alarming and startling to see black
women whirling softly to soft meas
ures in the arms of white men often
each of the graceful couple smoking
cigarettes, the fine white ash hanging
on half an inch long, showing the de
lightful properties of Cuban tobacco."
A NAVAL HERO'S STORY.
(From the Times-Herald, Chicago, 111)
Late in 1SG1, when President Lincoln
Issued & call for volunteers, L. J. Clark, of
Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio, was among
the first to respond. Ho joined the mortar
fleet of Admiral Porter jast before the
,m6aorabIo operations on the Mississippi
river began. It was at the -terrific bom
bardment of the Vicksburg forts, thst the
hero of this story fell with a shattered arm
from a charge of scbrapaeL
Afte- painful months in the hospital be
recovered sufficiently to be sent to his home
at Warren, Ohio. Another call for troops
fired his patriotic zeal and 31 ark soon en
listed in Company H. of the 7th Ohio Vol
unteers. In the army ot the Potomac, he
was in many engagements. Being wounded
ia a skirmish near Richmond, he was seat J
to the hospital and thence homo.
Soon afterward be began the study snd
men me
practice of
veterinary
surgery.
Seeking a
wider field
than the
Ohio village
afforded, be
went to Chi
cago, where
be now has a
wide prac
tice, is a
member of
A. ITbtifiifrd Itrrv. Hatch Post
O. A. IL. and lives at 4935 Ashland Ave.
Several yoa re ago Dr. Clark's old wonnd?
began to trouble him. He grew weak and
emaciated, and his friends despaired of bis
life. He finally recovered sufficiently to be
out, but was a mere shadow, weigbingonly
00 pounds. The best medical attendance
failed to restoro his lost strength and vigor.
"A friend gave me a box of Dr. Williams'
Pink PUls for Pale People," aid Dr. Clark,
"and they helped me no much thatl bought
a half dozen taxes and tcok them. I soon
regained my strength, now weigh 190
pounds and, except for injuries that can
never bo remedied, am as well as ever.
MI consider Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People the best remedy to build up a
ran down system, and heartily recommend
them to everysne in need of such aid."
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Inventors who retain attorneys to
prepare and file applications incom
plete in the U. S. Patent Office for pro
visional protection according to law
which allows them to pay the $15. fil
ing fea within a year (it wa.i two years
prior to Jan. 1. 1898). are in many in
stances officially informed that "Your
attorney has been advised of the non
payment of this fee and has made no
response" Such notices are calcu
lated to predjudice inventors against
attorneys and in some instances the
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tothe commissioner-and the-attorney'
fees not -paid- in full . as" - originally i
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Greeley- jj:d:b.e--replied hV-'was" . iiot
'aware -such" notices' -were- sent" to'.the'--
applicants.- .IriS'view 'of-the'-'fact.-that:'
inventors have ;-paid "a.boux ,Five;-JJMU
lfons."bf.snr'pb'ts:"ihtbthe TI-. Sv--P,atent'
Office "ab6ve"the.-"expenHes- iV3s heli.eyed .
a.'. reduction of. government fees'-Would"
be practical and right. untess.:it:may;-be'
iikj. purpose-oitTne law.ranu ine-aomin-.
hUration'". thereof- to'-"tax"xin'entbrsMV..
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nn"uall;.V-lraffsforredr':te- '.The- D: S..
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?i;ua3Jtti'j
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-ern. Ttail way-:offlcials.-.have" solved-."the
proDiem" or,;-cooling sleeping
tiiiuuusBi niKuu -Ai viuciuuaxi,
ville and SL Louis this line has..
ing cars placed -in the' stations -at 10
p. m.,' which do not depart -until' after
midnight, and' in order to "make them
comfortable and cool have placed 16
inch rotary electric fans in each end of
the sleepers, thus removing the heated
and impure air from all parta ot the
car. The fans have been in operation
about two weeks, and have been the
subject ot many favorable comments
from the traveling public
The river Jordan makes the greatest
descent in the shortest distance of al
most any stream.
Hairs Catarrh Care
Is a constitutional cure. Price, 75a
A map of Jerusalem in mosaic over
1.500 years old has been found in Pal
estine. To those visiting Denver we cannot
say too much in praise of the American
House. The table is one of the best In
the country, and the service is unsur
passed any place. The artesian water
used throughout the house is known
everywhere for its purity. These facts
and rate, $2 per day, make it the most
desirable house in Denver.
Silver money 250 years old is still in
circulation in some parts of Spain.
A bath with COSMO BUTTERMILK
SOAP, exquisitely scented, is soothing and
beneficial. Sold everywhere.
In India there is a fly which attacks
and devours large spiders.
EOaeate Yeur
Candy Cathartic cure coostlpatica forever.
Mc.Sc.UGC CfaU.'draaxisUrefaadmoney
Flirtation A pastime of the fair
sex that is only half fair.
Gossip The sugar used by
folk to sweeten their tea.
some
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CAMPMBE SKETCHES.
GOOD SHORT STORIES FOR
THE VETERANS.
Got a CesaaaltttoB After All Story of
a Bargee That Illustrates the Temper
f the National Guard SXaenanimity
la War Time At the Battle of Manila
Chlckamaaca 1 808.
They are camped en the Chickamauga!
Once again the white tents gieam
On that field where vanished heioes
Sleep the sleep that knows no dream.
There arc shadows all about them
Of the ghostly troops to-day.
But they light the common camp fire
Those who wore the blue and the gray.
Where the pines of Georgia tower.
Where the mountains kiss the sky.
On their arms the nation's warriors
Walt to hear the battle cry.
Watt together, friends and brothers.
And the heroes 'neath their feet
Sleep the long and dreamless slumber
Where the flowers are blooming sweet
Sentries, pause, yon shadowy challenge!
Rock-ribbed Thomas goes that way
He who fought the foe unyielding
In that awful battle fray.
Yonder pass the shades of heroes.
And they follow where Bragg leads.
Through the meadows and the river.
But no ghost the sentry heeds.
Field of fame, a patriot army
Treads thy sacred sod to-day!
And they'll face a common foeman.
Those who wore the blue and gray.
And they'll fight for common country.
And they'll charge to victory
"Neath the folds of one brave banner
Starry banner of the free!
They arc camped on Chickamauga.
Where the green tents of the dead
Turn the soil Into a glory
Where a nation's heart once bled:
But they're clasping hands together
On this storied fie!d of strife
Brothers, biave, who meet to battle
In the freedom-war of i:fe!
Baltimore News.
Got n Commission After All.
One enthusiastic guardsman in this
State was holding a commission as a
surgeon before the troops were ordered
to camp. It was discovered when his
command was ordered out that a sur
geon was not called for, and con
sequently ho could not go as a
commissioned officer. lie didn't hesi
tate but enlisted as a private. His
company went into camp and the
physician pitched in and did duty as
a private without any vain regrets for
the commission that he had once held.
In this camp it was discovered on
Wednesday morning that an assistant
surgeon was needed for one of the
regiments. Thus far whenever a
man of any profession or trade has
been wanted the commanding officers
have found him serving in some ca
pacity ia the Guard. So several otii
cers started out to see if a physician
could he found to act as an assistant
surgeon of their regiment. As they
walked down the company streets one
of them stopped, and pointing to a
man in the uniform of a private, who
was digging a trench around his tent,
said:
"Well, this is funny! Theic is Br.
So-and-So dressed as a private. Hello!
Doctor, what are you doing here?"
"Digging," was the laconic response.
'But you are masquerading as a pri
vate." "No masquerading about it," said- the
physician; "I am a private. I couldn't,
come any other way and I enlisted as.
a private two weeks ago. Now- I'm
here." : .". "" -- ''".. v" .-'.' - .',
The physician then" explained; hoy..
he had. lost his opporlu'nity.'jof-.bejng'
'mustered in."as a commissioned oityrr
cnd...whyj;he' had..c:ilisted;.;.'r.f:ere "VyiS
-no;. .question -asy to'-his-a'bffity.-aha-'-a;
-commission" "as. assistant "surgeon waS:j
;promptly.")ffer.ed.tabim."iiud-.-accepu:l.-
'Ue..lS.-JiUW a iauiuiiuawi.H; ,ou:i;i ' .auu-cre"di't-to-.his':regimenf;.:;".':i
-'".- - ""';.V
":-.MTbat, fsaidjUhc : bfficer':who :tells.
"the. "stor'y,--.--'is:;a fiui'Tsample ' of . the.
'temper; of" tlie-guai-dsnyeS.'Avh'o"'have-.
:Vnliinfpp"rVf""i. --'- -' c- " - "''."-''
' -""-: '. -I'- ;-'.The'a-ai."31IMHa, "-; ..-
t0ne"f "Itb'e.inpst- ia'terest'ing'-'featTtrei-'
Qt-'theV.'preparaticasc'torV cqh's.i : defence .
is thepronfpt.i"use'..wKich-;.-hasN.-- li'eaji;
rmaer(he;navah:mUUia-cf.thelstatS'-'
call; made. ubont.hen.v" v .'.'- V J- ':--; '
;TftV.nava)-.Iliti
stnfo" hiitKnrrt-!ir"'iJTiiT ntVst-tto'-ovViAttSVO:
.state".authonty-'
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The; MaSsafchueU3..pw"".-Yorj,-" Xiv
-jersey, - aau .-t'ennsysrauia battalions
have "been .srgn.e'd.to'theauinjary'crui
sers Yankee, Prairie. Dixie and. Yqseni
ite; and the mdriitdfs reserved- for
the defence. of Boston, New Yorlc and
Philadelphia. The battalions' from Illi
nois and Ohio, and probably from
Connecticut, will be stationed at New
York; those of North and South Caro
lina and Georgia at Port Royal; and
those of other states will be mobilized
at the nearest navy-yards and drilled
before being assigned to duty.
Had it not been for these organi
zations, the government would have
found it hard to protect o:ir coasts
without greatly weakening the regular
naval force.
Magnanimity in War.
An elderly lady, now living in the
vicinity of Boston, relates what she
heard from her grandfather, who was
a soldier in the English army which
captured Quebec in 1759. The hostile
armies were drawn up in battle order
on the Plains of Abraham, before the
city.
In the open space between them, and
in full view of both ranks, the oppos
ing generals, Wolfe and Montcalm,
rode tcward each other, saluted by
raising their hats, drew alongside, and
silently clasped hands like friends and
brothers; then wheeled, rode back to
the head of their respective forces and
gave orders to open fire. A few hours
later both lay mortally wounded.
These men were loyal to their sov
ereigns and acting, under orders. They
followed the military profession us
gallant and chivalrous gentlemen. To
ward each other they were incapable
of ill will, and at heart they were cot
enemies but comrades. It may seem
-wuere s wu .-ursauiiaiioiis,. cxi-si,.. -iin-4,
th'd."aiacrif y. With"; witiclp; .ttc,? m'erii.o!
- that- .mliltlav Jiavc-?. J-esilanderf -"tb!"Gi"e-
rsoice jira :4a: insirjicnpn: anuyjiB -iSPr- jthibioi t--t anaiirtacn. ,T;ne..-:a-vpi.
'Trty--ofVetsfpj
io.jope.rafeviliLH'he navyvTtt-T.mS -
pf3 need: 'ftjseirs'iif? niiiid m"iHti;L tpJ-vasVtU", -Spafiteh: o''iaicf!'avirngiSe.a rVv-
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we're ftnWfr?ai
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cars'--inr. .vw4-5Hjw.mun.euwvy-nojua:ti-
. Louts.-- MaUqns --ofHheiotherYstites.'rKfye 'shDta
sleep-'" 'qtiallard.oiv'- "i-'"-,-':'"-vJ ?fi''-"-'?;:-:':'
almost shocking to add that In creeS
and profession both were Christians
Are not international courtesy and
magnanimity possible, even in time
of war? So long as nations, for any
reron or for lack of reason, will still
resort to arms for the settlement of
disputes, may not the dreadful duel
go on without setting on fire the ugly
passions of hatred, cruelty and re
venge? "In the midst of arms, the laws are
silent," says the old Roman maxim.
But are the laws of God ever silent?
Is the Gospel of His love ever suspend
ed? If fight we must, let us fight only
for justice, freedom, human welfare
and lasting peace. With these motives
dominant, though we strike at human
forms, we shall aim our blows only
at real wrongs; we shall pity those
whom we slay, and shall regret the
injuries we. are obliged to inflict as
well a3 those we are obliged to suffer.
Dewey's Victory.
The full accounts of the battle iu
Manila Bay show it to have been one
cf the most signal victories' ever
achieved on the sea. This is strikingly
indicated by the statement that the
casualties of the Sranish navy in ships
were more numerous than those of our
own navy in men. Eleven ships to
tally destroyed, at a cost of eight men
slightly injured!
There were three marked elements
that entered into the case to make the
victory noteworthy and complete:
First, the nerve and courage of Com
modore Dewey in taking his fleet
where the enemy did not wish to en
gage him, disregarding all hidden de
fences of the entrance to the bay; sec
ond, the unusual luck implied in the
fact that even the well-aimed Spanish
shots did little damage; third, the sa
gacious strategy of Dewey's maneu
vering that left so little to luck.
In spite of the circumstance that the
Spanish fleet was overmatched, the
battle of Manila Bay has already been
accepted by naval men throughout the
world as one of the most daring and
probably one of the most important
in its results ever fought. The officers
and men engaged will be heroes as
long as they live; their children and
grandchildren will be to Americans as
the descendants of Nelson's sailors are
to Englishmen.
One battle, fought in two or threa
hours, placed at the disposal of this
government a historic group of islands
and seven million people. Whatever
may have happened since, whatever
may happen next, nothing can dim the
distinction of that achievement.
Something New in Naval Warfare.
The United States is to be credited
with introducing something new in
naval warfare.
It is not a new explosive, or a new
projectile, or a new type of war ves
sel. It is a hospital ship, a sort of
floating ambulance, which, althougii
furnished and fitted out by one com
batant, is intended to minister impar
tially to the needs of the injured of
cither navy.
This vessel, formerly the Creole, lias
been appropriately named the Solace.
It goes about its work of mercy under
the flag of the Geneva cross. As a
signatory of the Geneva, .convention,'
Spain is. bound to respect, the red cross"
..flag, and it is.-not he'liered.that.the-aur-g'eons
and nui ses on . board; of- the' S"olV-
.ace-will-run" any.'risk froin-'the Spanish"
pguns.: .... - t" - . ..:'. ;-.:. .
To. ih'akc'tlie .-Solace entirely neutral)
shevicafriesT.-neith
.ion'J.:: S'be"". wi'll..not'-parry :a'nything:"that
s-.c6nrabahjI'.--'of Vwar,-: .norany ..more,
'coal; thrad- siiejjneefls-''iqr; her own-use:-"
'Sbe.vUl,-.M'iridcr'ho'"eircunista'nC:lec
:".u.Fcd(b" .carry c"de?p"atches--.dr. :any; offi.
fci'ii'-.b.r soldiers -vhbyare-.naVdun"ded.
B.utphejd6cs Jiavegverythingthiit .is
rs-.wTrw1. t 2 .ra try icfni t -f'41tVc..v -. lMik '
- vies-vh'p .have been"injured.v.:r : "' -.';
..engagement: .SfiH"' "be.. va..: reminder
: liat:-'.war,;- c'rvicl hV.it:- i3filDPSinot'.de--
:. Pr.bjH-IJie'-'Dfes McfinesC.fcaderc.iiThe.
yankee.. is.'the '-'tallest- of.-.ci
-.civilized Allien:1.
-i
'-. --;;- -.,tvi'. ji-.:.:.-:. r..- 1.11, ...?..-;. t. v ; .-i
.-jus -.viyyj.? -a. 'vv.Tav;ti--..ueiBg .two
r:-meai a;jbjy.bfiei(t;9 ;5"m.";t"iie.VoVher.
'-.ayp.'-mi'iiu sonie'.'eojfijs; coffee;; and'.
.""l' "-. t ....'3 VHI.-IU Jb,Af...UI IJ UiVllU
jhjf. -.A'popnd .andVa lial.C 'of "bread per.'
"niah coh'st! tutes 'tbe-overn'meh'ration; '
He.'-get's little meat; and 'keeps In cbnr
d"itibn'.on'acliunk-qf 'dry black bread;--a-Mittle
oil and "a. clove of garlic a" .day."
Value or Kspcrt Knowledge. -
A North Carolina hilltop on which a
fine house had been built proved to
have such an attraction for lightning
that the owner, in fear for his life,
moved out at last and let the place go
to ruin. A Pittsburg man read the
newspaper stories of the "lightning
haunted" hill, meditated a while, final
ly bought the place for little -or noth
ing, and in less than six weeks located
an almost inexhaustible iron mine. For
twelve years it has annually yielded
iron enough to pay for the whole plant
four times over which the purchaser
probably considers only a reasonable
reward for the exercise of the gift
which yankees call "gumption."
Niagara' (ireat Steel Arch.
The steel arch bridge, now in courst
of construction across the gorge below
Niagara Falls, o take the place of the
present upper suspension bridge, wlli
be by far the longest steel arch in the
world. Its span is 8G8 feet, and its rise
in the center, from the level of the
piers, 150 feet, making its greatest
height above the surface of the river
192 feet. The next longest steel arch
belongs to a bridge at Oporto, Portugal,
where the span is 566 feet At Garabit
in France there is a similar bridge hav
ing a span of 543 feet; and a rise in
the center of 170 feet, about 20 feet
greater than that of the Niagara bridge.
,r i i ,7i ITT T
Knowledee. llkp timhpr oiiAnM ,
be much used till it Is well seasoned.
. 'ii ire rprcsenca -.oi.- Gucn..a;.vessei, -witn
hkne.utVal anff'""mercilul' Work "aft ex. aa
k'stroy- all l he.';bi)ii?nifion& pKhumahiiy,:'
"-:"-:-.'". v ."W.iarat" or isotdlcrsi.".". -? 'l ; .
? . - .-.-' i - i '.V - . r ' -' - i
J.ntprpicthe .cnftTnavja is.":thq:biily-:
;One".:t3wf:;&p$f
Jbgigfi y Eyfen. thfe.ngUshw'a
'jiaf jJK'bWortci-. "anJi'thV.derman'f-.':
The Chtaeh Bar Qstloa.
Reports of the presence of chinch
bags i sack numbers aa to cause anx
iety comei from tome sections of Ok
lahoma, The plan of destroying the
bugs by the spread of disease among
them by introducing diseased bugs or
the spores causing the disease into In
fested fields has proved effective in
many cases, while in very many little
or no good result has been noticed.
The conditions most favorable for the
spreading of the disease are not all
known, but it is known that dry
weather is not favorable, although it
is decidedly favorable for the chinch
bugs. The disease is known to exist
in different parts of the territory and
its spread by natural means may help
much. The experiment station at
Stillwater will not be able to send out
infected material, at least at present.
The station authorities strongly advise
farmers who find their wheat infested
to take measures to prevent the bugs
from going into other crops. While
the ditch method requires a good deal
of work and careful attention, it can
be made effective. The plan is to
make one or, better, two or three fur
rows around the field in which the
bugs are, or alongside the field from
which it is desired to keep them, and
to keep the sides and bottom of these
furrows finely pulverized by frequently
drawing a log or other large pieca cf
wood through them. The bugs can
not climb up a reasonably steep fur
row side if this is mainly dust If wet
weather comes, or if the sides of the
furrows are allowed to become hard,
the bugs can climb up. Some farmers
have successfully tried the plan of
making holes in the bottom of the fur
rows with a" post hole auger or spade.
As tho. bugs collect in these they arc
killed with hot water. In some cases
boards are- set on edge and tbe top
smeared with tar. This may be made
effective, but costs more than tho fur
rows. Some have found it helpful to
sow a strip of millet, alongside or
around a badly infested wheat field.
As the wheat ripens the bugs will go
into the millet strip. Many of them
can be destroyed by plowing and roll
ing the ground.
Planting Onion Seed.
To The Farmers Review: Last
week I planted a row of onions, and
this Is how I did it: The ground had
been plowed and harrowed, and wa3
in tolerable good condition to work.
The row runs north and south, and at
each a stake was driven, a wire being
attached to each stake. Tbe row was
about 100 feet in length, the wire some
two feet longer. In previous year3
binder twine was used in place of wire,
but for some reasons I like wire bet
ter. Having now a line to work by,
the ground was first hoed up, then
raked, then one bushel of well rotted
duck manure was raked in the row.
After raking until it was free from
clods of any size, sand was scattered
in the middle of the row. In this sand
the seed was dropped, being careful to
drop but one seed in a place, and the
Seed an inch apart. The seed were
then covered with manure from an
old straw pile to the depth of an eighth
of an Inch; this pressed down, then
soil sprinkled over this. About half
as much soil as .manure was used. Tho
variety was red wethersfield. In soil
that is suitable for onions, or in sandy
soil'tbere neel not be so much pains
taken r. , The 'soil , should "have had at
least-a'-, pick .6fsand raked with the
rowras"Jt is clay, and, inclined tp"',niu"
and'bakeafter.'n"Taiii;, ,,Sand was un
handy::".a'ud.)harrd to get. so substituted,
heavy. manuring in. its place: ... As- soon"
as "up the weeds .-will -be pulled and ""the -.
.onions ;-. 'cultivated. . whenever.": the
Lgrbundpernilts, and s.sboh'--ascrowd :
-ibgVbegirisr wjll.ybe.,thinhed:' ..It,-" isa?
.giu.eruuirpryi.-t.-tf.uuis iivuii-ujiy i:.-ever
tried;-"-".aiid.-if . thbriugh-culf ivatJon" ":;s
'given-- I; hope to -'be:able.-"'t6. -'report 'a
"rt"hd. 'tiarvpst.' FaVmnVs'Tfpvipw''?
."., Vaccine. for .BlackJes-A few months ;
ago.. :av;circutar' -'let'ter was' ;dfsVnhiiteK
offering
the
.Upon;
fie;
to'the
ffiecs.' jofj.tbe . vaj&inati'o"n.-. .The 'info-:
-atlra.tfiuk:-rj?rvcarJi''-pln'Ye.
sufpfisingv, It'Happjirs'.liatV'.-jSlackieg-
cafce.rcatfr':loe'(inso"me.i.pf.-''.tKe;;
Pfiniit hprnand -Western- states . thari "all'-
;6fbasvcbmbh:iQ
:'u!SkzrnnHlkc.Sf
-self .will : spontaneously, uecqrne
'.this .is the result-oitiiQ.-grqw
tic ncid bacteria .-w.incn iccu
ihhk sugar arid- as- a .-final--process",
convert, it Into .'a lactic -.achL. Other
forms -"of bacteria, arc always "present
in cream r some have little or no effect
in the ripening process, while others,
if allowed to develop, produce undesir
able and often obnoxious flavors. To
cultivate and develop these- "wild"
germs, is called "spontaneous" ripen
ing, and is often attended with uncer
tainty. Good butter-making demands
the use of a "starter," cither home
made or a pure culture. The former
should be made of selected skim-milk.
Beef and Poultry Packers. The
large western beef operators seem to
be gradually working into the poultry
business. Reports state that they have
secured control of a large poultry plant
in Missouri and large quantities of
live stock are also said to be purchased
weekly and taken to the Chicago stock
yards to be killed and dressed after
which the stock is shipped to the va
rious distributing markets. This
stock Is being shipped mostly dry
packed in refrigerator cars, so that it
can be handled in the beef refrigera
tors without ice. N. Y. Produce Re
view. Remove the Chicks. A Few Hem
says: In hatching ducks under hens,
At is best to remove them from the
nest the moment they are dry, as the?
are more or less restless, and the hen
is very apt to tread upon them. Hens
make good incubators for duck egg,
but very poor mothers. The duckling
A. nAt Zwm tl inrwrr rn lri-.rv liU
he actlvity of tne mother hen. There
Ia more labor attached to durk raisins
than to any other branch cf poultry
l"f" . .. ' a. -..-.. .......
the business is once understood.
f o uppiyjaccinfi prepared, in; --qwjw j r? MUriVS-. :?JuZZ-,'
.bureau ;f experimental. .purposes j-j-raVcUiTi.'.j o.; ibwii.-civyio'j. .--..;,- -.v . .
applicatloJa.of Uie owners oCcat- -,;:-' "...-''V- ",.. , .-. '-,... " , -.'" -'-: "
rirOvidln& a-r-repoft were, made-as: ;i Ajcpiiac5-.re-syr4umii-secir. uu it-
:lbsses"frxm thiS-diaease-and flie-- .fci.rev.u,.:iii;;iyi iiii -.. ...-.. .. ; -. :: -. -;
tneY"-. y SriftR?v I
of. the .-vaccine -have ueen.qslrilintfti;-- .sol--ASbM;cyewliei;eA ;. V, v.-V -;- -.Jv BdrtmStMrriH'o'auia.ittaitci ' .-ti taijfc-
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r'w'Mttk.vrfrgel-Ma'lfiS DHrragr:.Mi)king;-f-thtorAiKt-a?n tiiiui r.jwsv twit.-.;-; -.JU! lvo r tli" 'CatJij. a .vlreiviis-v -v w tV---.''" cki-'v isiin xusr:
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'JareUyrn'ati"6'durin"g;ithfr tInre;pf-nuilv-fTlVa:V-"v:f.id:l!v
Wg;' ' a triif;l,he-:cow :-mjus: tf Ser-plactunV; fhjvii.l -:-V'?S '
JTrla-e, ad..,ai!.6v
oV.is.'ld'drav;' itV6ut?"!"Gplv;.a'am.an- ppf-.' 'ffr.-r:'"7i-5?iVf lftv'-Kimai ('aterTut.AtW-
4ion;-'is 'tn.;.lhls:: statc.jr Mps!-;fct l'iv&r.Gls:v&9Ax$.w&iTL$
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bat'-it-Tis not-HtUVt;'v.-
MrresfaTdratile'Jorvtltelevy-ta
tWhaeFifriiik(-Rre
' ; -, . 1 :.-. ":. -' isr '!-.'; ,r.-V.i-. -?1- .; .'AJ -';, i -;CtX-..-.? .-.. ' S.i .:. --V '.
Mistress The servants seem to
know all about the mortgage on the
house. Master Yes; they'd naturally
look up the title before they took pos
session. Detroit Journal.
Proposed Alliance with England.
If the United States and England
should form an alliance there would
be little chance for enemies to over
come us. When men and women
keep up their health with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, there is little chance
of attacks from disease, as it steadies
the nerves and increases the appetite.
Try it.
The longest word in the English
language! is "proantitransubstantlrji
ionist," a joint word of twenty-eight
letters; "transubstantiantionableness"
is the next longest.
AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS.
Wc are assertlnc In the courts our rlsht to the
exclusive use of tho word "CASTOHIA.'.' and
PITCHERS CASTORLV as our Trade Mark.
I, Dr. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannls. Massa
chusetts was tho originator cf "PITCHER'S
CASTORIA." the same that has borne and does
noTt- bear the fsc-Mmilc signature of CHAS. H.
FLETCHER on every wrapper. This is the
original "PITCHERS CASTORIA" which has
been used in the homes of the mothers of
America for over thirty years. Iok carefully
at the wrapper and sec that it is "the kind you
have always boupht." and has the signature of
CHAS. II. FLETCHER on the Wrapper. No
ccc l.ss authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company, of which Chas IL
Fletcher is President.
March 8. 1W. SAMCEL PITCHER, M. D.
Tho Chinese rovernment levies a
regular tax on beggars, and gives them
in return the privilege of begging in
certain districts.
Try Allen's Foot-Ease.
A powder to be shaken into the
shoes. At this season your feet feel
swollen, nervous and hot, and get tired
easily. If you have smarting feet or
tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Ease. It
cools the feet and makes walking easy.
Cures swollen and sweating feet, blis
ters and callous spots. Relieves corns
and bunions of all pain and gives rest
and comfort. Try it today. Sold by
all eJriigglsts and shoe stores for 25c.
Trial package free. Address Allen S.
Olmsted, Le ftfiy, U. Y.
T '
A new tcries of New Zealand stamp
has been issued, which are already
eagerly sought for by collectors. It
may have contributed to this that an
English syndicate had offered the gov
ernment to take a large quantity of
them but with the condition that the
postoffice should promise not to sell
the new stamps in New Zealand be
fore the expiration of tbreo months,
and to sell no stamps during the samo
time to any foreign concern. The
preposition was declined. The ad
vertising thus given by the London
concern to the issue has caused an
enormous demand for the stamps in
the colony from the first day of their
issue.
From Inby la tho nigh Chair
to grandma in the rocker Grain-0 Is
good for the whole family. It is the
long-desired substitute for coffee. Nev
er upsets the nerves or injures the di
gestion. Made from pure grains it is a
food in itself. Has the taste and ap
pearance of the bezt coffee at the
price. It is a genuine and scientific ar
ticle and is come to stay. It makes for
health and strength. Ask your grocer
for Grain-O.
"Wind Something that makes a bi
cycle pneumatically tired.
Nerve Out of Tune.
Just as the strings of a musical instrument
tt. out o: tune through lack ot care and
iiicak y'uc iuto tar-tori urln dlscorda vrncn
touchen. so the hUman-nvrvea s-'t.uUl r tuue.
and wake" everybody m-serHbie that comes
-In contact., with. them. Every tobacco-users-
tTiinna ". i V V nnrs tT- lt'SS. fltlU IDG
IW -- M4.W Um-Ut.VUI.C.JUU- -"- - . . ,
.xrartob4cc6-tfts.iicr$s "arc Ttlaxea 10 "
.? . -. ... -i- . -.- !t-. Urn urnion
tiKhrens' .rhs. nerves; 'rcak tUciu. espoaa
-,j.;nrss,or all..- No-To'-me-guaranteeo "f,0.-
haft! t-cute, makes wcaR..mfn suuhr. -
-.Vise- ay..tbbaceofuier. to' Uiko' No:To-Ua(-. . .,
'-.'AtlyH;cARon5elhingr-tha( is .easy to
5tvc,.ciiT,-un:sx.io uuv- -.--. - .--:--:-
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.iirPsJTCh V.T
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To'Cniv.vnhstiWaifpn'.l'OTcTWv"--
v.H
.'o.nter. complete recovery.-- Read, her
.letter: -.-"" "-
DBAR-Miy. Pixkiiam: I wish you. to
publish what JA-dia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, Sanative Wash
and Liver Pills
have done for
me.
I suffered
for four years
with womb
trouble. My
doctor said I
had falling of
the womb. I
tlso suffered
with nervous
:'r.-
prostration, faint,
all-gone feelings, palpita
tion of the heart, bearing-down sensa
tion and painful menstruation. I could
not stand but a few minutes at a time.
"When I commenced takingyour med
icine I could not sit up half a day, but
before I had used half a bottle I was
up and helped about my work.
I have taken three bottles of Lydia
E. Tinkham's Vegetable Compound and
used one package of Sanative Wash,
and am cured of all my troubles. I feel
like a new woman. I can do all kinds
of housework and feel stronger than I
ever did in my life. I now weigh 131 J
pounds. Rcfore using your medicine I
weighed only 10S pounds.
Surely it is the grandest medicine for
weak woman that ever was, and my
advice to all who are suffering from
any female trouble is to try it at once
and be well. Yltir medicine has
proven a blessing to me, and I cannot
praise it enough. Mrs. Lucy UouDWUT,
Holly, W. Va. ,
ltfd. J.(t-ltond-t"iBla"V- fait1,-?
rTnt.e'Cas'CrftCts.tSihd.v -atL3rtic.'' lfe,or2.)i.
CO.tCC'..faI .to t"rc ilra'LTj&ts l"v.ana inoncy
V"i?--;" :.- '5.?;n.V;;.;.!'-." -;- .-- i"'-
, ?fhc: CI1-iKrtah-v.-li'6'.l")bvr(ivSi. religion,':
- cv.-..n.;tif-.;Vnl'-,n,; rA.rtr..- ".1Ar.'. ' W.T V-" NEWaisrOV; SV-Kt.ta--' e.C;
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': ' vMmoo rtM ms
; sout-h- T S7-:.'. 7z -T.-- - V ,."::--,
in. ot:iac- . . '. , j . ; ;-.- ... ;-;- - .;. ---.. .--.- vj
UpOl" tne-: ::" -i-..! v .i-.-:;":-'".'-'.it'M-"-f .
-.bles Nicno'A-wrm'S.ro iMrs. t'lnKiiam
-i
COULD SCARCELY RAISE HIS HAND.
Yet took care of seventy head of stock. "
The farmer who ifound a friend.
Serious results often follow a strain,
especially when it affects the back, and
few people are so liable to strain as those
who arc lifting: heavy loads of various
kinds, from day to day. The teamster
rarely ever overtaxes his strength. Fa
miliarity with the class ot wares he
handles, enables him to entirely gage the
load he lifts so as not to put an excessive
burden on himself. But with the farmer
it is different. He is lifting loads of such
varving weights and nnder such varying
conditions that he Is very liable to lift a
little too much some day. with injurious
results. Many serious affections of the
great organs of the body originate iu a
train. It was so in the case of II. R. W.
Bcntley, of Towner, North Dakota, A
train resulted in serious trouble with the
liver. How he recovered and was enabled
to feed seventy head of stock duriug the
winter, let him tell himself:
"About a year ago. I sustained an injury
fn my back and shoulders by lifting a
heavyweight. After a time, a liver trouble
came on, which so weakened mc thnt I
could scarcely lift my hand to my head.
While in this condition. I began the use of
Dr. J. C. Aver's Pill, and finding n!mot
immediate' benefit, continued until I was
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CONSTAT
I cars eono 14 days at a time tr'ilcct a
loTCHenC or tho bowels, r.ot being ablo to
move them except by using bot nater Injections.
Cbroalc constipation for seven rears vlaced me In
this terrible condition; during tbat tlrue 1 did ev
ery tiling I beard cf but never tomul any rcilof; Mich
was my caso until 1 began usiu? CAbCAUl-Tt. I
now have from one to three passages a day. cr.d if I
was rich I mould uivo J10O.0O for cacti morcaieat; it
la such a relief. Ayijieu L. IIc.st.
1S39 llusscll Hi.. Uetroll. itlch.
siiecuu pr
Customer. visiting Omnlia will
find this the largest ami oldest
furniture store here, and we will
make every effort to please both
in goods and prices.
Ghas; Shlverick & Co.,
.'7 120& Douglas St., Omaha.
" '" .' " ''.'SixVin Mi1lir'l Hotel.
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ivlt t;Il iii" thvy wrr dlrrete t- ii.
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