The Mercur miner. [volume], August 29, 1906, Image 7

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MISS LEOPOLD, SECY
LIEDERKRANZ,
Writes : ' i'l ee Years Ago My System
lias fn a Jiun-Dotvn Condition. 1
Owe to re-ru-na My Restoration to
Health and Strength."
(Qwss Ricka Leop qfim
lUTlSS IHCKA LEOPOLD, 1S7 Mniti
" street, liennshn, Wis., Sco'y Lied
erlumiz, writes:
"Tliroo yenrs ngo my system wns In
x terrible run-down condition and I uis
broken out nil over my body. I begnn
to bo worried about my condition and I
wib glncl to try anything which would
relievo me.
"I'eruna was recommended to mens
K flno blood remedy nmt tonic, and I
toon found that it was worthy of prnisc.
"A few bottles changed my condition
materially and in a short tlmo I was
all over my trouble.
" I own to l'cruna my restoration to
health nd strength. Inm glad to en
dorse it"
Pe-ru-na Restores Strength.
Mrs. Hettlo Green, II. II. 0. IuUa, 111.,
writes: "I Imd cntarrh and felt misera
ble I bepnn tho' uso of l'cruna and
began to improve in every way. My
head does not hurt mo so much, my
appetite is good and I am gaining in
Ocsh and btrength."
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QA8 USED UNDER LIME KILNS.
Innovation by Connecticut Company
la a Success.
The New England Llmo company,
at Wlnstoad, Conn., asserts that It la
the first to Introduce gas as fuel foi
time burning. Tho method is pro
nounced an entlro success. Tho grow
ing scarcity of wood fuel led to tho
discovery of gas as a substitute for
wood, and tho company no loneor con
siders the cas method an experiment.
Tho efficacy and reliability ot ' gas
have been demonstrated beyond a
doubt. Had It been lmpoeslblo to And
a substitute for wood, said a member
ot the company, it would have meant
tho restriction and perhaps tho total
abandonment ot tho business, das
Ores are absolutely cloan at all times
no clinkers and no cinders and tho
lime produced Is much whltor than
that burned by wood. Gag also pro
. duces a moro Intenso heat, and conse
quently Increases tho capacity of tbo
kilns. The dally output at tbo com
pany's kilns Is Increased from 80 bar
rels por kiln to 100 barrels, or a total
ot 700 barrels dally.
Switzerland's 811k Production.
Few people probably suspect the
extent to which Switzerland figures
among, tho sllk-produclng countries ot
the world, which, so far as Europo Is
concerned, liavo always been supposod
to bo Franco and Italy. Hut Switzer
land exports annually silk to tho valuo
pf about 520,000,000, nearly all going
to European countries.
Iceland's First Theater.
Iceland's first theater was founded
only In 1897 and thcro is only ono In
the island at rtoyknjavlk but tt has
taken firm root Tho dramatio sea
son opens In October and closes at
tho end otAprll, when a largo part ot
the Inhabitants go fishing.
8ALLOW FACES
Often Caused by Coffee Drinking.
How many persons rcallzo that cof
fee bo disturbs digestion that It pro
lucos a muddy, yellow complexion?
A ten days' trial of I'ostum Food
Coffoo has provon a means, In thou-
I sands of cases, ot clearing up bad
complexions.
A Washn. young lady tells her expe
rience: "All of us father, mothor, sister
and brothor had used tea and cofTeo
for many yoars until finally wo all
had stomach troubles moro or loss.
"Wo woro all sallow and trouble!
with plmplos, breath bad, disagree
ablo tasto la tho mouth, and all ot us
simply so many bundlus of norvos.
"Wo didn't realize that coffco was
tho cause ot tho troublo until ono day
I. wo ran out of coffee and went to bor
row somo from a neighbor. Sho gavo
us somo I'ostum and told us to try
that
"Although we started to make it,
wo all felt suro wo would bo sick It
wo missed our strong coffco. but wo
woro forced to try Postum und woro
surprised to find it dollclous.
"Wo road the statements on tho
pkg., got moro and In n month nnd a
half you wouldn't luvo known 'us.
Wo woro all nblo to dlgost our food
without any troublo, each ono'a skin
became clear, tongues cleaned off nnd
nerves In flno condition. Wo never
usC anything now but Postum. Thoro
la nothing like it." Namo given by
Postum Co., Uattlo Creek, Mich.
Bead the Uttlo book, "Tho Iload to
eVellvllle." "Thoro's a reason."
(rTHEOT
fy""Z DY LOUIS TRACY. erjA
A hansom darted out of the station,
and the occupants, two sun-tanned
men, stamped with tho cavalry seal,
each clutched nt a window-rest and ex
changed frinllcs of quick understand
ing. 'Great Scott!" cried tho major, "It's
good to bo back In God's country aft
er two and n half years In tho Philip
pines! Look nt tho girls In muslin!
Jimmy, let's charter tho hansom for
the afternoon and go round and see
things!"
IIIj excitement met with no re
sponse. Glnnolng nt his companion,
ho suddenly checked tho further out
burst on his lips.
"What's up, Jimmy? No bad news,
I hope?"
"Bad news! 1 bao had none at
all."
"Fnlthl there's plenty of good fish
In tho sea. ricllcvo me, Jimmy, thoro
is safety in numbers. I hao run aft
er women all my llfo nnd novor caught
ono yet, so I haVo had all the sport
nnd nono of tho worry."
Tennant ngrecd with him. Ho was
In no mood for discussion, nor did bis
friend's cynical badinage appeal to him
at tho moment
At last, when the major had
gone oft to n rlub Tcnnnnt stood Ir
resolutely In the foyer of his hotel
whilst prldo and common sense wres
tled for supremacy.
Prldo said: "Why troublo your soul
about a womnn who has utterly Ig
nored Jon for bIx long months, and
now treats your homecoming with ab
solute indifference? Give her no fur
ther heed."
But common sense whispered: "Find
out tho truth before you decide. You
would have trusted Elsie Staple'ton
with your life, your future, your honor.
Do not now condemn her unheard."
. He wan n hard man and an obstinate
one. Not readily, nor yet In stinted
measure hnd he bestowed his love, and
the causeless, merciless abandonment
to which he had been subjected had
seared his heart. Novcrtholess, prtao
went under In the strugglo, and bo
started forth to ascertain from tho
lady herself why ho no longer found
favor In her sight
When ho reached the lady's house,
sho was not there; indeed no ono
know whero she was. Her father had
given up tho house eight months ago,
and in Now York, whero no man
knows his noxt door neighbor, tho In
terval opposed a blank wall agalnBt
further Inquiry It struck him as a
small coincidence that at tho period
of this ihange ot residence ho was In
the wildest part of tho Philippines and
temporal lly Incapacitated from writing
homo. Letters from Elsie, breathing
lovo nnd hope, continued to roach him
by dovlmis routes for some weeks
Then silence!
Being a determined man, ho Inter
viewed local tradesmen, policemen
post oflji o officials, und finally a doc
tor, litre ho found a clow. Yes, ex
actly eight months ngo, Miss Elsie
Stnpletou, suddenly became very III
received a shock, he believed, by un
expected news concerning a friend In
tho Philippines, nnd was taken abroad
by her father. Tho girl was dnngor
ously ill.
Ablaze with uncertainty, Tennant
went back to his hotel. A man await
ed his arrival, an army officer, like
himself, and it was sufficiently amaz
ing to read on tho stranger's card:
"Capt J. W. Tennnnt."
"I hnre been chasing you round tho
world," he explained. "My business is
important. Can we have a quiet talk
Bomowhero?"
Jlmmle led his namesako to a sit-tlng-roon.
Hero the other Capt Ten
nant seated himsolf, lit a clgnrette, and
producod an envelope.
"Do you recognize the handwriting?,"
ho said
Jlmmle required no second glance
It wns Elsie's.
"How tho deuce did this come into
your possession?" be demandod, fierce
ly. "Hold onl This affair may hae
caused j'ou somo troublo, but not halt
so much as It has given me. Now, Just
sit still and listen. My name happens
to bo Join Watson Tennant My wife,
whom I recently married, nnd who was
a mlllloaalro's widow, happens to be
extremely jealous. Sho collects my
correspondence I don't mind, as I
thought all tho letters would bo from
duns. I didn't count on recolvlng loto
Ictters, nn-J devilish woll-wrltten ones
at that, from n young Indy namoj
Elsie. Cy Jovel didn't sho raako it
hot for iao? Never a word did she let
on, thoi.gh, for I should have discov
ered tho mistake nt once. To her there
was only ono J. W. Tennant In exig
ence, nnd she did not bellovo '-e who
I showed her yqur namo In the nnm
list I must admit that the last .ctlcr
appeared, to Justify her suspicions.'
"Tho last Jctterl"
"Yes. I nm awfully sorry for you,
old man, but I couldn't help It. MIih
Elsie evidently saw an account of my
marriage in .omo papers and thought
It was yours, as you bad not written
to her for somo weeks. Then the fat
was in tho fire with my wife, I moan,
Since that ilccument reached nor uhi
has roadn my llfo u misery, oomoaiiod
mo to learo the service, pays ail the
blll-i, never gives mo u red cent, und
alternately tics me to her apron string
and threatens dlvorco proceedings.
"Give me ... my letterel" gasped
Jimmy.
Tho other' man murbed discordant-r.
"I am utmost In tho dhorco court for
demanding even an envelope," ho
cried. -.uy wlfo sleeps on them, nnd
rends them twice a day whenovor sho
thinks 1 am wheedling her n bit Now,
It yon led equal to It, come with mo to
my hotel ami try all you know to per
suade her that Elsto belongs to you,
nnd not to me."
The porsuueion took n form that lfl
rich und elderly Sirs Tcnnnnt was not
accustomed to. It astounded nnd grat
ified her happy-o-lucky husband to
eco tho way In which she quailed be
foro Jimmy's wrath. Tho lntter walked
straight Into her palatial sulto and
thrust somo ola and frayed letters bo
fore her eyes.
"You have some of my correspond
ence In jour possession," ho said, with
an Intensity of passion that cowed her
Instantly. "They ure letters written to
me by a Miss Elsie Staplcton. You
will recognize her handwriting. Will
you gho them to me quietly, or must
I take them by forco?"
"John!" sho shrieked, "protect mol"
"Darling," said her bettor half. "I
nm helpless. This is tho otlwr Capt
J. W. Tennant. You refused to be
llovo me, ducky, when I assured
you"
"Do you hear, woman?" growled
Jimmy. "Your miserable Jealousy has
entangled, perhaps wrecked, the hap
piness of two people who novor Imag
ined that such a crcaturo ns you could
come between them, alvo me my let
ters, or by the bones of your martyred
first husband, I will"
That was enough. Sho produced a
crumpled packet from tho bosom ot
her dress. Without n word ot npology '
or further comment, Jimmy stood
whero he was and read tho blurred
lines, for tho lady had wept hot lean
over them, nnd tho paper was almost
In tatters. Tho silly mlstako which
might yet hao a tragic ending was
quickly revealed. Elslo had indeed
seen in a newspaper nn account ot
tho marrlngo, and her lover's pro
longed sllenco at that unhappy Junc
ture forced her to tho conclusion that
ho had Jilted her. Her last little nolo
ot farewell wrung his heart In agony.
It was a long and difficult search for
ten days. Jimmy's chief difficulty was
that the only persons who knew th
Staplctons' whereabouts regarded him
as on unprincipled scoundrel, and re
fused to seo him. Then ho found tho
"BOMIHIOW," B011I!i:i) Till! amu "I
NUVUIt JIHALLY DOUBTHD YOU"
girl's aunt, and tho woman know that
this story was true. Sho told him tint
Elsie, who had been near to death,
was slowly recovering her healtn in
Florida.
Ho went fiero by tho next steam
er, and wltn him traveled Mr, nnd
Mrs. Tennant the latter most unwill
ingly, but -tnomod now Into subjec
tion to hor lord nnd master. With a
soldier's strategy tho leader of mount
ed Infantry first ctptured Elsie's fa
ther and tnnilo him listen to reason.
Then it wns thought ndvlBnblo that tho
dnmo should bo forced to go and 'oil
her story to Elsie, and thus prepaa
her for tho comlm; of her lover,
Sho played her part honestly, but
with whlmpors Sho happened, ton io
hear what Elr.lo said when Jimmy tc-OK
hor in his arms.
"Somehow," sobbed the girl, "I never
really doubted you. I road a descrip
tion of this woman and saw her pho
tographand then 1 thought that fser
or hardship had affected your brum "
lly succeeding mulls from tbo Philip
pines camo batches of Jimmy's corre
spondence, returned through tbo dead
letter office, nnd Elslo enjoyed read
ing them, now that they wero married,
a great deal moro than If ho were still
In tho far east.
The two Tonnonts occasionally piny
bridge together at tho sarna club, but
tho two Mrs. Tonnunts will never be
real friends, though they meet at
times.
A Point in ravot.
Si Mcddcrs Trolley cars are a
great blessln', Josh.
Josh Kornkrlb They bo thct They
be th' only things around here thet
an automobile Is afraid of. Judge.
What the Wild Wnvea Say.
Thl la tho story
The deep ottmn tolls;
"Ten yards of board bills
One trunk of shtllsl"
Atlanta Constitution.
Good Colors, for Houses.
It Is not generally known not even
smong painters-why wrtnin tints and
colors wear much better than others on
housed, nnd the knowledge of just what
tints arc Ixit to life Is, therefore, rather
hnrv
One writer on paints, in n recent book,
ijs that experiment seem to show that
tli"e colors winch resist or turn back
the heat rays of the sun, will protect a
house better than those which allow these
rajs to pin throtiiili the film.
Thus red In a Rood color because it
turns Kick, or reflect the red rays, and
the red ra are tlip hot rnjs
In general, theiifure, the warm tones
arc Rood and the cold toiid are poor, so
fnr as weir i concerned. In (.housing
tho color of iwmt for jour house, select
reds, brow lis, nra and olivrs, which,
considering the various tones these tints
will produie, will rivc n wide range from
vim h to choose.
Uoid the harsh tints, such as mid
)cllos (like lemon), cold greens (like
grass green, etc I, and the blues,
It must he understood that no virtue
is ilamu'd for tints in thcm-cltcs, Irrc
sHttic of the miteiials ued In the
paint ny color will fade, and the p-tlnt
will wale oil, if adulterated whlto lead
or canned paint i used, but if cno is
carrful to use the best wliilo lead- tome
well known brand of a reliable luanutae
tuier and genuine hmccd oil. the warm
tint mentioned above will outwear tho
same niaternl tinted with the cold colors.
Another Din at Powers.
A few dajs ngo Gov. Cobb, ot
Malno, nnd Hon W, H I'attangall,
prominent In politics In tho snmo
state were together on n train, Mr.
I'attnngnll Is a lawjcr nnd nn editor,
tho wiltcr of tho humorous "Meddy
hemps Letters" appearing In his pa
per, the Machlas Union.
In tho course of conversation, Gov.
Cobb remarked to Mr I'attanKall "I
don't see why you and Llwellyn Pow
ers should bo so extremely antag
onistic to each other. Neither ot you
over falls to give tho other a rap
when there Is opportunity."
At this point an Interested listener
In tho car leaned toward their chairs
and asked: "Is it really true that ex
Gov. Powers is of Indian descent?"
"Well, tho Indians deny It" Mr.
Pattangall answered, In bis Inimitable
, manner.
DOCTOR CURED OF ECZEMA.
Maryland Physician Cures Himself
Dr. Fisher Says: "Cutlcura Rem
edies Possess True Merit"
"My faco was nflllctod with eczema
In tho year 1897. I used tho Cutlcura
Remedies, and was entirely cured. I
am a practicing physician, nnd very
often prescribo Cutlcura llcsolvont
and Cutlcura Soap In cases of oczema,
and thoy havo cured whero other for
mulas havo failed. I nm not In tho
habit of endorsing patent medicines,
but when I find rcmodlos possosslng
truo merit, such ns tho Cutlcura Rem
edies do, I am broad-minded enough
to proclaim their virtues to tho world.
I havo been practicing modlclno for
slxtoon yoars, and must say I And
your Kennedies A No. 1. You aro at
liberty to publish this letter. G. M.
Fishor, M. D.. Big Pool, Md May 24.
1305."
Gen. Mercler In England,
Gen. Mercler, who has fled from
Paris to England, where he hasn't
been enthusiastically received, onco
delivered In tho French senate an
elaborate speech on the feasibility of
Invading England.
Mr. W4naIovr'a Mootliliiar Heron.
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RaminaUoa, altars pstii, cures wind tollu. Sic 4 botue.
When tho average man does you a
favor ho novcr lets you forget It
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