Iron County record. [volume], February 06, 1904, Image 2

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bYhYhYhE
H WHERE WOMEN SAVED THE DAY.
H Two Cases In Which Their Services
BHHJ Were of Importance.
H In 1797 Col. Tato, with tlio Legion
BBHj Noire, landod near Fishguard. Intend
H Ing to march on and burn Bristol.
H When tho expedition appeared off tho
H coast thero was only a hnndfut of vol-
H untecrs available to oppose them nud
H Lord Cawdor, who wax In command,
H mustorod all tho Welshwomen ho
H could gathor' togotliur. ' Each of theso
H wore a Ions led clonk, descending
BBB polticont fashion almost to her hcols,
H and 'thus ntflroil they wcro made to
H maich und nountermurch among tho
H hilly, presenting themselves at differ-
H ent points to the view of the onoiny
In such u way as to glvo tho lmpres-
Bw nlon of rod-uniformed troops taking
B up position. The French wcro so
BBB puzzled by tholr appearanco that, al-
B though they landed, .they could not
inakemp their minds to advance until
BBB sufficient time had elapsed to ralso
BBB tho country and bring forward n real
HH force strong enough to beat them
BBB back. Another case In point was fur-
BB Dished-by the tnllkmulds of Dort, in
BH Holland, who gave timely warning of
HBB tiro approach of a band of Invading
HBB Bpaniards nnd thus saved their city.
BBf A Physician's Statement.
fl Yorhtown, Ark., Jnu 11. Lcland
BBV Willlnmson, M. D., ono of our cloverest
BBV pliyuiclaiiB, has mado a stntemont, on-
1 donning Dodd's Kidney Pills and say-
BBV lag that ho uses thorn in his dally prac-
BBV tice in preforoncu to any other Kidney
1 medicine. Ills statement has created
BBJ a profound sensation, as It is some-
Bfl what unusunl for a physician to pub-
BBV llcly endorso nnythlug in tho shnpo of
BB a patent medicine. Dr. WlllianiHon
BBY says
H "After twenty years' practice in a
BBV sickly and inula noun country I have
come to tho conclusion that It is al
MnHy best to use the remedj that will
my patient1)
hfl Kidney Pills
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't " Alx Ja-Chapelle tt process by
H. which tho dye is distilled having been
Hp handed down from father to son. The
family, curiously enough. Is of Huguo-
not doscent, and its mombors aro to
B this day stanch Protestants.
H Feet Comfortable Ever Since.
HHr "I suffered for yunrs with in y foot. A friend
BB rocomuiondod ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE. 1
HB uod two boxctt of thu po''dcr, and my feet
BH havo boon entirely comfortable evor since
BBT ALLEN'S FOOT-KASE is oortalnlv a pbd-
HB1 ond to mo. Win. L. SwormnWt.Washliig-
ton, D. C." Sold by ull Druggists, 25c.
H Ex Uno Multi.
m The longovlty r.nd elasticity of tho
L.. v over Inoroaslng list of tho descendants i
Bhv of William tho Conqueror would point j
j to tho conclusion that tho victorious '
r William was not only a Norman but
H wlao a Mormon. Princeton Tiger.
BBf
m How's This ?
HHr We Oder One Hundred Dollar Howard for nnr
cmo of Caturra that camiut lie cured bjr Hall
H Catarrh Cure.
HH V. J. CIIi:SKY & CO., Toledo O
H We, the underlined, litit known V J Uuenejr
(or tliolaat 16 yearn, and brllcn III in perfectly linn
K ) arable tn All uusIucm Irauiactlun und tlnanulallx
HHH ablo ur carry out any ohlimilon made hy tiltOrm
H A WaUHNH, ItlNKAN ii M.111VIN
HHI 'V Wholesale I)riiKKtU, Toledo, O
H tlall'a Caturrb Cure lit taken Internally, aottiiK
H ' directly upon the bliod and inucaim nurfacei of (he
HHi tytteni. ToHtlnuinUU kciu free 1'rloe 73 ceuU lcr
H Lottie. Sold by all HrtiKHli.
Hi Take ltall'a l'limllv l'lllt for conHlp.itlon.
1 Right Temperature for Work.
H Dt. Boi'jatnln Wnrd Richardson
ft found, nfttir long experiments and-
B practice, that G4 dug Fahr. is tho best
, temperature In which to conduct men-
H tal labor. If the temperature falls
H below this tile mind becomes drowsy
H und Inactlvo; nnd if It rises much
H above there is a relaxed statu of tho
B body and mind which soon leads to
H fatiguo nnd oxhaustlon. It is impor-
B tnnt that the temperature be thu samo
Hls1r-'N- jn all parts of the room, and that It Is
B v atnadllv malntnliiod
B riso's Curo for Consumption Is an tntallltilu
H moaiolno tor coughs uuU ooUls.-N. AV. SAitoicu
M Oooauaro'vc,N.J.(FeU. 17. 1WXX
H Insect Foes of Mankind.
H When It !oines to actual facts and
H' i flgurqs of thojnanclal losses caused
H by Insect pouts tho jiubltsliod paperB
H nnd reports of expert Investigators
H tonnoctod with our agricultural de-
H partmont ut Washington and our agrl-
H eultural stations elsewheVo furnish the
H chief and largest resource. Tho Hg-
R urus given horo are truly staggering
HL 1c their Immensity. Thus vo have It
H on tho authority of Dr. Howard that
HBP' Iub actual money loss occasioned by
H Insoct pests in this country every yoar
M is not losB than $35,000,000. Accord-
B lug to Dr. Howard the grasshopper
V post which vialtod huge ttrens of the
9Hy Wost In 1874-70 dastrOycd farm crops
m to the valuo of tlOO.QOOOOO In u slnglo
H tcasoa
Hhc
BBV1'.
Moating Exposition.
According to tho loading paper t
Vienna, Austrlnn exporting circles aro
contemplating tho fitting out of a
atonmshlp for n floating Industrial ex
hibition to visit tho ports of tho East
Indies nnd eastern Asia. A similar
entorpriRo, undertaken in 1001, had
given profitable results to Austrian
manufacturers and exporting houses
which participated therein.
Knrlleat Green Onions.
Tho John A. Salzer Seed Co., La
Crosse, Wis., nlwuys have something
now, something valunble. This year
they offer ntnong their new money
making vegetables, nn Earliest Green
Vatlng Onion. It In a winner, Mr.
Farmer nnd Gardener!
JUST SKND THIS NOTIOH AMI 16c,
nnd they will send you tholr big plant
and seed catalog, together with enough
oeed to grow
1,000 line, solid Cabbages.
2.000 delicious. Carrots.
2.000 blanching, nutty Celery.
2,000 rich, buttery Lettuce.
1,000 splendid Onions.
1,000 rare, luscious Radishes.
1,000 gloriously brilliant Flowers.
In nil over 10,000 plants this great
offer Is made to get you to test tholr
warranted vegetable seeds and
ku. ron nui lCc tostaob,
provldtng you will return this notice,
nnd If you will send them 20c In post
age, they will add to the above a pack
?w &' tt'? fa,nous Berliner Cauliflower.
Valuable Cosmetic.
Tho cashew nut serves a unlqup pur
pose as a cosmetic In tho West In
dies, whero women, desiring to romove
tho excessive tan. anoint tho skin
with an oil from tho outer surfneo of
tho raw nut For two weeks tho pa
tient must retire from society, for tho
faco and hands so treated turn black.
At tho end of a fo-tnlght's seclusion,
however, the woman who hns under
gone the cashew treatment omerges,
observes stato, "with skin and com
plexion as fair up a babe's."
J Heat From Acctyllne.
Ajimparlson between tho heating
prrcrtlos of ncetyllno nnd coal gas
nJws that tho heat units dovolopod
sfrer cubic foot are 1,850 nnd G30, re
spectively, tho tomporaturo of tho
ncetyllno flnme being about 2,000 de
greos Fahrenheit. With nn ncotyllne
burner consuming two cubic feet of
gas an hour a quart of water was
brought from a tempera turo of about
50 degrees to tho boiling point ui about
8 mlnuteB. Under similar conditions
It roqulrcd 10Vi minutes fbr tho Il
luminating gaB to accomplish tho
same results, though tho burnor used
sixteen cubic feet of gao per hour.
Nerves and the Piano.
An omluout BorHn nerve specialist,
kJrWai&il i;ittrtvttjjafUrMJr,tKU'
"dliro4l(rnoru)WrroiBs or ninny pianists,
tins been studying tho piano from tho
pathological point of view. Out of
1,000 young girls whom ho examined,
each of whom had begun to study thft
piano under 14 yoars of ago, no loss
than 600 had some nervous malady,
whllo out of 1,000 ,who had never stud-
led tho Instrument only 100 wero af
flicted. Tho specialist, therefore, has
promulgated tho thoory that no child
should bo allowod to learn tho piano
beforo tho ago of 1G.
"- ' ' " II I.I .M
Woman and Little Things.
A man may look at life as through
fluid glasses. Ho gives himself a wldo
horizon, nnd does not always heed tho
things which llo nearest him. A wom
an has more, of tho microscopic in
stinct. She sees the Importance of
little things, and that is how so many
have gonlus onough to make ?10, or
ioven less, ptovlde tho necessities of a
household, u
GIVES "GO"
' Food That Carries One Along.
u
It's nlco to know of food that not
only tastos delicious but lhat puts tho
snap and go into one nnd supplies
staying powor for tho day.
A womnn snys: "1 have taken
I onough medicine in my tlmo to fur
nish a drug store, but in later and
wiser years I havo taken none but
have dopendod. for tho henlth I now
onjoy, on suitable and sustaining
food of which I keep on hand a tested
variety, plain but nourishing.
"Of theso ray mnln dependence is
Grape-Nuts, especially If I havo be
fore mo n day of unusual effort eith
er montnl or physical. In this case
I fortify myself tho iirBt thing in tho
morning with about 4 teaspoonfuls
of Grape-Nuts molstoned with cronm
and not much else for breakfnst and
tho amount of work 1 can then carry
through succobsfully without fatigue
or oxhaustlon is a wonder to xhose
about me nnd oven to myself.
"Grnpo-NutB food is certainly n
wondorful strengthoner and is not n
stimulant, for thero is no reaction aft
orwards, but it is sustaining nnd
strengthening, as I havo proved by
long exporionco." Namu given by
Postum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich.
Thoro'a a reason four teaspoonfuls
of Grape-Nuts and cream will add
mpro strength and carry one further
thnn a platoful of coarso heavy food
that Is nearly all wnsto. Grapo-Nuts
food is condsnsod, pro-digested nnd
dollcloitH. It contains the parts ot
the Whont and Harloy grains that
supply tho rohulldlng parts for Brain
nnd Norvo Cantors.
Look In oach package for a copy
of thu fampuB little book, "Thu Itoad
to Wellviflo."
. -Hi TW--1
Popular Foulards.
Largo figuring nnd ombrp sirlpes
will chnractorizo tho foulard for tho
"omlng season, and jijnQilaJkrcceiitly
shown, which is "VIIhhVL ono'
shows a scarlet silk wlfflHliItu
flowers and gold braldsefiWIlcly
used for trimming. Tho shaped piece
Df plain scarlet silk which outline tho
whlto yoko Is lieavily embroidered
with gold threads, nnd tressed gold
cords aro draped beneath this and
used to form n lattlco ovor the under
blouso of pllsse chiffon. The skirt
lias a tunic effect deeply scalloped
ovor tho two scant volants, this being
outlined with tho gold lacu braid and
u dcop polntod bolt of gold lace, with
sash loops and ends in thejafk, mako
a girlish finish.
Tho hat worn with this gown is In
whlto Irish crotchet, with a binding
of white panno velvet cmbrqldcred In
gold nnd a shaded plumo in white plnlc
rtnd a little red dropping ovor tho
sldo.
Fashion's Latest Monstrosities.
Some of tho new leather, suede,
morocco and silk belts nre perfect
monstrosities, and it is to be hoped
that all dainty women will put tholr
stamp of disapproval on them. They
come in 811 colors and all widths, but
tho one upon which fashion hns set
its seal is about four inches wide and
undeniably ugly.
Ono of tho prottlost leather belts
is tho Japanese, which has tho drag
on embroidered on It In difforent
shades. It has a silver or gaW dragon
mounting.
Tho buckles were never handsomer.
Chinese ones of jadestono nnd crys
tals, set with garnets, nro taken from
tho men's wraps nnd used for buckles.
Girl's Apron.
Dainty aprons always are attractive
as well as serviceable and aro to bo
commonded from tho aesthetic as well
as tho practical point of vlow. This
one is mado of lawn with trimming of
embroidery and gives ajeffoct of
frocl: but it can bo u.Y'iHitli tho
guitnpo only when do ra'-lo. All
lawns, dimities and tho like are ap
propriate Both front nnd backs aro
tucked for a short distance below their
upper edges, tho tucks providing ful
ness below, and between tho groups of
tnnlrn nt ttin front nnlntpfl hnrtfin nf
, trimming aro applied. The quantity
ot material for a girl of 4 years of
ago Is 1 yoards 3C inches wldo with
4820 GWa Apron, 2, 4 6 year
3 yards of Insortion and A yards of
ombroldory. A May Manton pattern.
No. 4528, Bizes 2 to C yoars, will bo
mailed to any address on receipt cf ten
cents, s-
Pastcl Pink Slclllenne,
A charming nnd simple little frock
ot pastel pink slclllonno is made with
emplacements of laco und hnnd-mado
tuckB. Tho corsage fastens in tho
back and tho sleeves are really a se
ries of mines, composed of the Blclll
enno and chiffon alternating, theso
falling into a tjght cuff at tho u-lst.
Tho skirt Ih tucked in groups to tho
knoe, whoro It Is loft to Hare. Tho
ostrich boa and muff, arc in woodland
brown, tho boa being in three strands
and tho muff largo and of tho ox
tromo pocket iliape. '
Cheese Souffle. ' g
Cheeso soufllo Is a dainty dish, and
ono sultnblo for the autumn supper
table. Put two level toaspoonfuhj of
butter in a frying pan and stir ffi a
heaping tnblospoonful of flour. Grnd- '
tmlly ndd half a cup of milk and boil
ono minute Then ndd a seasoning ot
half n teaspoonful of salt and one
tenth of a teaspoonful of cayenne. Stir
in one cup of soft grated cheese and
the yolks of three eggs, well beaten.
Pour tho mlxturo Into a bowl and sot
It away to cool. When thoroughly
cold, ndd tho whites of tho threo eggs,
whipped to a very light froth. Turn I
tho mixture Into a buttered baking ,
dish, or Into Individual custard cups. ,
Ba"ko tho soufllo from ten to twelve
minutes, and servo hot, immediately.
Misses' Waist.
Young girls always look well in
waists that includes broad collais giv- '
lng a sailor effect. This ono is no- I
4G02iIls8Os' Waist, 12 to IGyrs.
cullarly dosirnblo and Includes, bo
sides that feature, tucks which givo
tapering lines at tho back nnd a box
plaited effect at tho center front As
illustrated it is mado of white cordu
roy with a collar ot silk and trim
ming of applique, but can bo repro
duced in almost any of tho season's
waist or dross materials with equal
success, and tho collar can bo elthor
of tho samo or contrasting material.
Tho waist consists of tho fitted lin
ing, which closes at tho center front,
the smooth back and tho full fronts
which aro arranged over it, tho clos
ing ot tho wnlst being made invisibly
beneath tho edge of tho box plait.
Tho wide collar Is cut with stolo ends'
stock, as illustrated, or with tho col
lar nlono. Tho sleeves nro tho favor
ito ones of thu season that arc snug
abovo tho elbows and fofm full puffs
at tho wrists.
Tho quantity of material required
for tho medium size Is 3 yards 21,
31 vnnla 97 iv 9. U. vnrila JLX lnntina
wldo, with yard for collar, and 24
yards of appllquo to trim as lllus-1
trated.
Tho pattern 1C02 is cut In sizes for i
girls of 12, 14 and 1C yoars of age. j
Cleaning Chamois Trimmlngo.
Linings or fnclngs of chamois loath- '
or upon garments may ho cleaned by ,
rubbing all over with soft, white soap, ,
then sponge tho leather with warm
soapsuds in which a little soda has
been dissolved. Wash this off with
lukewarm water, containing a slight i
porcentago of soda, and finally dry
tho facings between two towels. If
tho chamois leather is not detachable j
from tho rest of the garment, care J
should bo taken that tho latter does
not becomo wet also. Hang tho arti
cle to' dry in tho Bhado nnd stretch
tho leather straight and smooth whllo
it Is still damp, for It must not bo
ironod.
Of Woodland Brown
A protty slmdo of woodland brown
In cloth is effectively ronevod with a
yoke and vest effect in tangorlno vol
vot decorated with mixed brown aud
gold braid. Tho oton jacket Is so cut
that tho shoulder overhangs tho
slcovo, this latter consisting of a slnglo
puff bandod Into n straight cuff which
shows a little of tho braid and gilt
buttons. Tho skirt is cut In cloven
gores, which flaro at tho foot, and Is
finished with stitching.
i
Ueadora of this paper caa securo any May
Manton pattern Illustrated uIkho by lllllngout
ull blank In coupon, utul niuillnc, with 10 oeut.H,
to E. E. Harrlbim & Co., 65 Plymouth 11 aoo, Oal
coca Puttern will bo mailed promptly.
Stato.. -
Pattern No...,. ...m..... . ....
"Waist Measure (It for slilrt) ...
Bust Measure tt or walst).....
Ago llf child's or mlss'a pattern) .,-
Write plainly. Fill out all bfanka Enclose
tlCa Mall toll U HairisoaA Co., 05 Plymouth '
Place, Chicago.
.- ii iwt ii ih -m. I
' THREE YEARS AFTER. i
Eugcno E. Larlo, of 751 Twontlcth I
nvenue, ticket soller In the Union Sta-
tlon, Denver, Col., says:
"You aro at liberty to 4Pf
repeat what I first stated vX
through our Denver pa- iyH,.
pcrs about Doan's Kidney flVflBk
Pills in tho summer of BnflSr
1899, for I have had no ffs
reason In the interim to MBA
chnngo my opinion or tho
remedy. I was subject to I
severe attacks of back- Vfl I
ache, always aggravated vB I
"if 1 1 sat long at a desk. VM Q
Dean's Kidnoy Pills nbso- H I
lutely stopped my back- ftV I
ache. I have never hud cpJB
a pain pr twinge since." ,
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. T.
For sale by all druggists, prlco BO '
cents per box.
How tp Win at Poker.
. A gentleman giving tho name of Mc- '
Clellan has at last solved tho postering
problem of how to wfn nt poker. En
terlng a "club'r at Chicago, ho In- I
sistcd upon taking a hand In oach I
game that was In Drogress. Ho was i
the only man to draw, and all tho
otner players passed. All ho hold was
' a pistol. He raked In all the pots and
cashed In, omitting ho ceremony of
feeding tho kitty. This was Irregular
! to somo extent, but almost any Inno
vation is irregular If u makes good.
i The tVondorful Crcnm Sopiitntor. l
Does its work' In thirty minutes and 4
leaves less than 1 per cent butter fat '
The price Is ridiculously low, accord- l ..
ing , to size. $2.75 to $6.00 each, and I
when you have one you would not part I
therewith for fifty times Its cost. ' I
JUST SEND THIS NOTICE. (
with Gc stamps for postage to the John
A. .Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse. Wis.,
and get their big catalogue, fully de
scribing this remarkable Cream Sepa
rator, and hundreds of nther tools and ,
farm seeds used by the farmer. (W. N. U.) I
Feminine Mind Superior.
1 Archeologists have come to the con s
elusion that tho feminine mind is pap I
1 ticularly quick at deciphering- tho an,
clent hieroglyphics and other inscrlp '"T
I tlonsi A numbor of women, both in 1
, Europe nnd Amorica, aro tnereforo, be
I ing instructed in thnt art. '
Mother Grny'a Sweet Fovrdors for Children
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurs
In tho Children's Home in New York, cure
Constipation, Feverlahuess, Bad Stomach,
, Teething Disorders, move nnd regulate the
BoweUaud Destroy Worms, OverllO.OOOtes-
timonials. At nil Druggists. 25c. Sample
I FB.EE. Address A. S. Olmsted, Leltoy.N.Y.
'I Where She Had Felt... ., '
, all his "chango' was, gone. ' "during if
I your talk to me when I came in lata
I last night I believe you romarked
1 among other things that "woman feols
where man thinks.' " "I did," replied
his wifo. "You havo , no fooling,
and " "Well, I moroly want to say
you're mistaken if you hupposo I do
my thinking In my pockets." Cath
olic Standard and Times. i
i
To Cttro ii Cold lit Ono day. ',
TnkoLaxntivoUromo QuinluoTablots. AH
druggists rotund money if it fulls to euro. 25c I
Revive Sun Dials.
Tho sun dial, that old-tlmo favorlto
in tho garden of the pat, has boon
rovivod, and it is stated on good ,au- t
thorlty that no gardon will bo consld-'
ored complcto without It.
. i
Mm. AVlnilow'H Hoothlriff Ryrnp.
For children tccthlnir, loftein the Kiiraa, ruUucoa In- i
flimOMtloa, allays jialu.curoa wind collu. iJcabotUe. -
Funny Old Signs.
One of tho most notable of old Lon- 1
don signs, "Tho Dog's Head in tho H
Iron Pot," had Its beginning in 'tho
early years of tho reign of that samo f
bluff King Hal, says St. Nicholas." It
stands out, a lonely ftguro on Black
friars road at tho corner of Charlotfe
street, tho sign of a wholesale iron
monger's establishment. Tho dog Is - J
in the act of eating out of a threo- i
legged Iron pot which it has over- 1
turnod. There wero ulso "Tho Black . I
Dog" and "The Dog and Duck." ."The 1
Whlto- Greyhound" was tho sign ol j
John Harrison In St. Paul's church.
yard, a bookseller who published soma
of Shakospcare's early works.
Teoftlnto nnd Tlllllon Doltiir Gnu. I
The two greatest fodder plants on earth,
ono good for 14 tons hay and thu otbet
BO tons green fodder pur noro. Growi
every whero. bo do Victoria Rape, yield- i!
Ing C0.0O0 lbs. sheep and swluo food pot
acre.
just hi:nt 10c in BTAitrs to TrtK
John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Ciosso, Wis.,
find receive in return their big catalog and , -v !
lota of form seed samples. (W. N. U.)
Cost of Gravitation.
In an address beforo the British As- .
soclatlon for the Advancement of Sqr
once, Mr. Charles Hawkln's remark
that water obtained by gravitation is . !
almost, It not quite, an expensive as I'
water obtainod by pr.mplpg, may be
something of a snrpriso to a lawman,
but is easily oxplalnod by the greater
cost of gravitation works.
Economy is tho road to wealth. -PUTNAM
FADELESS DYE is tho
road to economy. . 1
Chivalry.
Tho chivalry of-Europe Is, In groat
measure, a product of the Saracun-
Chivalry which entered Europe In two .' '
streams (lowing through Constantino-
pig and through Spain. ',
'