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Ardmore, Wednesday, Oct. 14. 1908
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAGE THREE
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PLV Moisture "Proof Packages
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No woman ever once bought
Uneeda Biscuit
and then willingly bought any
other kind of soda crackers.
No biscuit can be
the National Biscuit
unless it is
Uneeda Biscuit
THE WORLD
A BATTERY
FULL OF AVAILABLE, UNUTIL
IZED ENERGY, SAYS EDISON.
POWER TO COME FROM COAL
The Great Inventor Hopes to Devel
op Electricity Direct Sun's Po
tential Ensrgy Will Some
Day Be Used.
Now York, Oct. 1:1. That the
World IS !l VUHt Stole llOIIKI of till-
utilized tiierf;y ami tlmt the power
of llit! fnturo iwlll lit) developed di
rectly from coul, was I ho statement
mndo liy Thomas A. Kulson loilay.
"Now t hut I've n tired from the
commercial aspect of my work In
t lie laboratory, I suppose I shall
really work harder than I ever did
In my life," said .Mr. IMison.
"I've always tjot moie than one
thing In con r si' of development;
twenty things that I hope to do, or
that I hope some one else will
do. Scientific discoveries are com
ing so thick and fust, then1 are
so many of ns working like heav
ers nt them, thai It Is appalling
Liver Trouble
Remedy Free
to mcr ly Ihlnk
ties In t le future,
thing, Is possible,
about posalhlll
Kvtr thing, an
the world Is u
ast ste.reliiitisc of nudl-covered en
ergy. "There Is a ureal distinction, how
ev r between the scientific experi
ment that accomplishes its end and
the practical adaption of It to hu
manity nt law. We read of wonder
ful things being done experimental
I, but whether they can . be ac
complished, practically Is another
matter."
"Shall we ever fly through the
air?"
"Oh. j es, undoubtedly we shall.
It's bound to come. It .won't be the
aeroplane, however, and It won't be
the dirigible balloon. An Individual
theory may stilllce to make a very
Interesting experiment, but It Is not
what one man himself believes, that
Is the solution of si problem that
must rome out of a universal law
In nature, dependent upon the skill
of one man with one machine, but
of a maheltie for all men.
"The aeroplane Is a ren. able
experiment, init it comes as a the
ory controlled by one man who has
that theory, and Is not yet adjust
ed lo universal utes. Itut I firmly
believe that some day io shall
know how to fly. It Is only u matter
of uniting a compact engine with
suniclent power.
"It will be done, thert Is mi much
to do though. Much a lot of new
discoveries going on In the form of
scientific experiment that promise
new wonder, now sensation, new
economy of life and time ami
money."
"What Is the immediate motive
power of the future?"
"Power that will be generated
without steam. It's not now, a lot of
them are working it, have been
working it for Mime tllne. To gun-
Any intelligent person can be his ' rato electricity In any requirement
own doctor in the ordinary case of' of great power now we have to
liver trouble, .for the symptoms can- ,, r(m, ,,.,, ,, , rlII1 lho
not be mistaken. If the white of the
eye becomes yellowish, if the skin be- dynamo.
comes sallow, it pimples and blotches "Tho next step Is lo generate eloc
appear, if the bowels do not move, if t,i(.tv direct from coal Itself. Coal
?iiilf3Vr!t,aCcift.,,your ' ' --nulatlon of
liver is torpid or inactive. ; sun's heat, ami carbon In-tho best
Tho quickest and surest remedy yet , combustible we know of. I haven't
found for tlio cure of liver trouble or any
or lt symptom In Dr. (indwell's Syrup ' done It, I hope somebody will, Hin
IV ml ii. the urcat herb l.txutlvii compound. ., , , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,-MraniiiW u'n
Thta womlerful remedy Is not onlv a laxa- power Is there unquestionably. WO
live, hut n tonic as well. It will start (M)W that' electricity can be gener
I tic How of KHSttlc Julie, thereby soon1 '
mauling tho IKer to do Ms wink mitur-, ated direct from coal because It has
ally. A tiottlo of thl gre.it liver remedy i uliitlrli. nvnerl.
ciin lo bouBlit of any dniKKim for so boon done as a scleiitim opn
cent or U. and In many c.ixe.H a simile, mont. but not to till extent sillllcleilt
bottle tuts cund u chronic cane. i .."
Kor example, John W. l.cc. 19 S. l'enn- to call It a practical discovery.
ilto'rn anavl?y nr"lnllnt-JSi1 uf "The first Indications of a. secret
pV,?SE:nwa " ,1,lU '"!,,i,r 111 ,,x,,ml-
rllnchum, jarkKon, Ky., s.iv the same , uient. are always very feeble. Mall
ef It. Thousands of rainillen keep It hi 1 , , , . . ,. , ,., .
lho house asalnst Just mu-li an cmcr-1 Is slow to undeistniid, his five
Kency, ns you can never tell when snm Ka ,. nl,t .mouuli to irnther
member of. tho family wilt need u (,'ood, t,,l""H "" '"""hit
l.ixatlve. all the meaning of experimental
In order to have yon or an- other suf
fcrer from the liver make n tct of Dr. science.
electrical on-
ck-tit motive power I don't believe
that will work out.
"Will the sun ras be hariusMil
to do the work of machine pow
ers?" "As a scientific experiment that
has already been done. In fart, in
a small .nay, thete Is a practical
demonstration of It in the west. In
Arizona I saw n thirty-horse power
motor run by the rays of the sun,
by reflecting the sun's rays In mir
rors and focusing this light upon
a copper boiler.
"Oh. J.iut we don't know; quite
probably there Is a motive jsiwer
In the light of me sun ns It reaches
the earth, that may be utilized some'
day. The Indications of scientific
discovery are amazing and the co
operation of all Its various forms of
progress are mi Intimate that wo
Just begin to find out how feeble
we really are to cope with them.
The air Itself Is being piessed
Into utility, he says:
"There Is an attempt being made
now lo gather the nitrogen of the
air and use It for fertilizing pur
et of the earth."
INDIANS STRICKEN.
New and Fatal Disease Depletes Cree
Tribe of Indians.
New York. Oct. lit. A deadly Mlu
eitM' in sonio respects like la grippe.
t but highly contagious and far moro
mortal than la grippe is in this ell
mate, has attacked tho already de
pleted tribes of Cree Indians on tho
shores of James and Hudson bays,
killing women, men and children by
the score. Alauson Skinner of the
department of anthropology of thu
American museum of natural history,
who recently returned Iront an ox
haestlve study of the peoploof Hi.U
country, brought tho news of tho Ibi
ue to this city.
"The disease apparently came from
nowhere," said Mr. Skinner. ''No
one over heard of It no fore, and when
men weio stricken one day and dleii
the next, their relative- and friends
became panic stricken. The Illness
nianlfesti'd Itself In colJs, followed by
roughs, fever and nausea. 1'nless the
sufferers were of very strong physi
que they died quickly. In several
tribes every aged man, delicate wo
man, and practically all the children
woro wlpod out In a few day by the
malady Only tho able bmllM men
resisted It, and a few of tho stronger
women.
Indian War Whoop.
Only one "august" Imhudu.il was
up before Judge (ialt in ollc
court this morning. He being one of
the noble red men who was at one
time the king of all the west, and
who was fret to drink all tho fire
water that ho could carry, give the
war whoop and do any other stunts'
that might best please his fancy,
without being molested by a police
olllcer. And no doubt that yesterday
after getting a few drinks or that
liquid that paints landscapes In the
brain of man, under his belt, this
noble ml man Imagined that lie
was again out on tho vast prairies
among tho buffalo and wilil ponies
as he iuiik In days gouo by, and It
was then ho decided to rightly
celebrate the occat-ion by giving
a few of tho old fashioned war
whoops that once caused the hair,
of the early not tier lo stand on
Its end. He was right In the
midst of all this when he was In
terrupted by tho pollco unit persuad
ed lo take a rldo In the "hood
lum." And not until he was car
ried up before the Judge this inoin
Ing illd he realize that It was all
u dream about his being out on
the prairies whoio he was free to
I. l" ns ho wished. He was given
the tiatilil fine of ten dollars, which
he paid and went his way declar
ing that never again would h'
' taste of that awful bad whlhkev
i that mnkoH you se k other menV
I gore.
"There Is a
in coal?"
direct
One of the
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin without peisonal
Mtienso. Dr. Calilwrfl will send von u free
test bottle If vou will send your name eruv
.lllil uititi cm i-ntiiit.rr nit, rutin i .
how pleasant It Is to take, how neatly It "Of course there IS,
works, it wm siari you on me cure or .1,,,,,1i1iw i.,...,, In ,,vrenni.. In
at first hand
hut It Is
from zinc, Iron,
Cascaswset, lho well known reme
dy for babies and children, will
quiet tho little one In a short time.
Tho Ingredients are printed on the
bottle. Contains no opiates. Sold by
W. II, Krame.
Why Colds Are Dangerous.
Ilecatiso you have contracted or
dinary colds and r' covered from
them without treatui.-iit of any kind,
do not for a moment Imagine that
colds are not dangerous. Kvoryono
knows that pneumonia anil chron
ic catarrh have their origin In a
common cold. Consumption Is not
caused by a cold but tho cold pre
pares the system for tho reception
ami development of the germs thnt
would not otherwise havo found
lodgment. It Is the same with nil
Infectious dlsotises. Diphtheria,
scarlet fever, menslcs nnd whoop
ing cough are much more likely to
ho contracted when the child has
a cobl. You will see from this that
moro real dnnger lurks In a cold
than in any other of tho common
ailments. Tho easiest and quickest
way lo euro a cold Is lo take
Chamberlain's Counh Hejnedy. Tho
many remarkable cures effected by
this preparation have made It a
staple article of trade over a larg"
part of the 'orhl. For sale by
!'. J. Itainsoy and Hoffman On g
Co. w
WATCH FOR THE NEW ECON
OMY GAS HEATERS THIS WEEK.
THEY ARE THE BEST. "ASK
THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE."
4f ARDMORE SUPPLY CO.
CONSISTENCY.
ICotilrlbutcd )
As th,. prohlbl lou agenc svtem
Is Just now being cussed, and discus
sed, let us consider a little provlslo,
which Is not noticed by many people
perhaiHi. It seems thnt the generators
of the agency, (or dispensary) do not
know what discrimination means, or
else they would linvo been more care
ful In their efforts to pass a law bearing
fairly, and alike upon all men. Un
der the Constitutional Prohibition
law, n pharmacist has the right to
seeur,, alcohol for the preparing ol
officinal tinctures, ellxlrh, extracts,
etc. but under the figency system he
is tequlreil to iM'i-iilr a f "Oil bond
a- a Miiai.in that In- will not lo
kite die law. and i he does he v
prisce tiled under the law, and lined
the Hitiue as ilit (nlnllsl. and other
people and made It forlelt lb,- $l.(iul)
bond, almi while the Joint l- only luisu
pay the Hue. This Ik not as It should
be, because It seeks to rate the drug
gist below other people, even tlm
bootlegger." Why can't the law mak
ers presuppose the druggist to he
as law abiding as anybody? The law
dellnes the duty, ami obligations of nil
classes, nnd provides the penalty for
lis violation by oilier people, without
having t i execute a bond to secure
their onipliance with the law Then
uh place this s igtiui upon the drug
glsl? The question Is asked. Is he
cussed menu that he has to be put tin
tier it bond perpetually, In addition to
the line assessed, lo prevent lilm from
violating a plain statute of tho l""'7
Men aie put under bond to prevent
wrong acts whore thero Is no pomil'y
attached. Suppose wo put everybody
under bond to prevent everybody from
violating tho law.
No use lo say much about this for
all druggists know something In re
gnrd lo dealing with "Incompatlbles."
"Oh! consistency, thou art n Jew
el" H. II. W.
k BUILD BIGHT
our troublo unil I'oiwlnre you that vou
have found a cure Thnt U the olijort of i obtaining electricity
end for it todav from coal In thy ashes,
.KW U there Manvtninir about ., ... ..
SHW vnur nllment that vou .lnn'l 1 ,l" "
understand, or If you want i why not from carbon?"
MisML w ny medical advice, write
1 7 7 D In II. n .lnMni' nn.l tin Willi
tj7 answer you fully. There Is dynamos to any Important
IVV no charge for this service.
I Montlcello, III.
"Can the tides be utilized to run
pur
pose?
' Nn
1 not great enough to generate sttlu-
There Im Only One
"Bromo
99
That is
Laxative Bromo Qminln
USCO THE WORLD OVER TO DURE A COLO IN ONE DAY.
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